If a player accidentally finds this Warp Zone, they can avoid getting sent back to World 1 by jumping into a small pit on the left of the screen, resulting in a life loss, rather than getting warped back. It can be accessed by using a green spring near the end of the level to jump over the flagpole. World 3-1: This level has a backward Warp Zone that leads to World 1.Past this wall, there is a Warp Zone leading to World 4. Near the end of this room, the player will find a wall that can be cleared by using two invisible coin blocks. This will lead to another underground room with a lot of water-filled pits and more pipes with Piranha Plants. To access the other Warp Zone, the player must go down the first of the two pipes with a Piranha Plant in it. (This can be done by using the moving platforms to get onto the ceiling.) Past this pipe, the player will find two more pipes with Piranha Plants in them, and then a staircase leading to a World 2 Warp Zone. Both can be accessed by going past the pipe leading to the surface. There are two more Warp Zones near the end of the level. If the player climbs this vine, they will enter an area that has a Warp Zone leading to world 3. If the player jumps on top of an invisible coin block, she/he can make a vine appear by hitting the brick directly on the right. World 1-2: A little ways into the underground level, the ceiling will hang slightly lower than it usually does.There are nine forward Warp Zones and two backward Warp Zones in the game: Super Mario Bros.Mario Golf: Super Rush Review - Leisurely ChaosĢ4 June 2021 Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels
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