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Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis / Unlocks and Construction Zone

Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis Unlocks and Construction Zone: DK’s Hideout, stars and saved levels

Find the basement requirements and distinguish local creation from discontinued online sharing.

Edition covered

Original 2006 Nintendo DS game. Excludes Minis March Again!, Mini-Land Mayhem! and the GBA game’s direct Mario controls. Original Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection sharing is a discontinued historical feature.

Clear the roof before opening the basement

Mini-Marios cross a green-block room below the score and chain counters.
Mini-Marios cross a green-block room below the score and chain counters.

After the Final Boss, choose the B floor button for DK’s Hideout. B1 requires at least 40 silver-or-gold stars; B2 requires at least 40 gold stars.

Postgame and title unlocks
RewardRequirementWhere to find it
DK’s Hideout accessDefeat the roof Final BossB button on floor selection
B140 silver-or-better starsDK’s Hideout
B240 gold starsDK’s Hideout
Mini Toad title toysAll 80 bronze-or-better resultsOptions → Showroom → Title
Mini Peach title toysAll 80 silver-or-better resultsOptions → Showroom → Title
Mini Donkey Kong title toysAll 80 gold starsOptions → Showroom → Title

Full star sets also change the title-screen toys

The Title option offers Mini Toads after the 80 bronze-or-better results, Mini Peaches after 80 silver-or-better and Mini Donkey Kongs after all 80 gold stars. These are cosmetic title-screen choices.

Creation and sharing options
FeatureOriginal requirementAvailability distinction
Build custom levelsConstruction ZoneOffline cartridge feature
Play saved custom levelsA saved roomOffline cartridge feature
Multi-Card exchangeTwo DS systems and two game cardsLocal wireless feature
Nintendo WFC exchangeOriginal online serviceDiscontinued official service
Single Card demoAnother DS systemDemo sharing rather than full level exchange

Construction Zone still supports local creative play

Build and play levels saved on the cartridge. The original Multi-Card exchange uses two DS systems and game cards; Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection sharing belongs to the discontinued online service.

Keep bonus kits distinct from title-screen changes

Construction special kits determine the usable toy theme in custom rooms. The Title menu changes the toys walking across the opening screen, so the two features should not be confused.

References
Guide references
ReferenceWebsite
Nintendo game information or original manualwww.nintendo.com
Original-edition mechanics and referencewww.mariowiki.com
DK’s Hideout requirementswww.mariowiki.com
Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection discontinuationen-americas-support.nintendo.com