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Super Mario Land Guide

Birabuto World 1-1, original Game Boy screenshot.

Birabuto World 1-1, original Game Boy screenshot.

Game Boy · 1989 · 6 guides & references

Key characters

Actual original monochrome Game Boy Mario sprite.
Playable hero

Mario

Mario runs, jumps and gains Superball attacks while exploring Sarasaland. In the Marine Pop and Sky Pop courses, his controls shift to vehicle movement and shooting, so the same adventure tests two different kinds of timing.

Actual original monochrome Game Boy Mario sprite.

Actual original monochrome Game Boy Daisy sprite.
Rescue objective

Princess Daisy

Daisy is the princess held by Tatanga. Earlier apparent rescues are deceptions; the real reunion follows the final aircraft battle. She is a story character rather than a selectable partner in this original single-player adventure.

Actual original monochrome Game Boy Daisy sprite.

Actual original monochrome Tatanga and Pagosu sprite.
Final airborne opponent

Tatanga

Tatanga pilots the Pagosu craft at the end of World 4-3. Mario must survive the preceding flight and defeat Biokinton before facing this final projectile encounter and rescuing the real Princess Daisy.

Actual original monochrome Tatanga and Pagosu sprite.

Actual original monochrome Game Boy Goombo sprite.
Common ground enemy

Goombo

This small mushroom-shaped enemy walks along the ground and can be defeated by a stomp or Superball. It provides a simple target for practicing Mario’s landing, but approaching from the side still risks contact damage.

Actual original monochrome Game Boy Goombo sprite.

Characters

Artwork & pictures

Birabuto World 1-1, original Game Boy screenshot.
Birabuto World 1-1, original Game Boy screenshot.
Muda World 2-1, original Game Boy screenshot.
Muda World 2-1, original Game Boy screenshot.
Easton World 3-1, original Game Boy screenshot.
Easton World 3-1, original Game Boy screenshot.
Chai World 4-1, original Game Boy screenshot.
Chai World 4-1, original Game Boy screenshot.

Pictures & sources

References