In one mini-game, you play a game of Skill Crane which you lower a claw over a moving conveyor belt that contains items. However, the boss won't show up unless a certain Game Genie code is activated. When a Golden Coin is obtained, its respective level is still available to play. Once these levels are cleared or if the player lost at them, these stages can only be replayed by entering said entrances once again. Some of these levels can only be accessed by entering secret entrances located in the regular levels. It leads to a number of water-themed levels, including a submarine and inside of a whale. Turtle Zone gets its name from how the player enters the zone (by being swallowed by a giant turtle).The levels are toy-themed and the chief villains are the Three Little Pigs. Mario Zone looks like a large clockwork figure of Mario.The levels within it (except for the secret levels) are Halloween-based, as the enemies include monsters, ghosts etc. Pumpkin Zone is built around a pumpkin.The levels are themed to an anthill, the sky next to the house (secret level), the house plumbing, the kitchen and fireplace, and the attic. Macro Zone (Micro Zone) is built around a house, where Mario is shrunk.The only way to get to this zone is if you complete the level with the Hippo statue.

The chief villain is Tatanga from Super Mario Land.

Appearing adversaries are primarily birds and insects. Levels are themed to various parts of the tree- the ground around it, the inside, the top and a beehive on it. The fourth (Level 32) external stage is Wario's Castle, which you need the six Golden Coins to get in and confront Wario. The third (Level 9) is the entrance to Space Zone. The second (Level 8) is situated between Tree Zone and Space Zone. The first (Level 1) is an introductory stage.

Levels outside Zones: There are a few more levels found outside the themed Zones.

The zones are, working clockwise around the map: There are also four levels that are independent of any zones. Super Mario Land 2 consists of six themed zones, each culminating with a boss, who possesses a Golden Coin. (by jumping on them, hitting them with a fireball, etc.). In addition, the game keeps track of how many enemies the player has defeated. Hidden levels have been added too, another element unavailable in the first game. 3 and Super Mario World), and the game has battery backup saves. While its predecessor was similar to the original Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Land 2 has more in common with later games (specifically Super Mario World): the player may now scroll the screen to the left, levels are not linear by virtue of a map screen that allows the player to choose a level (from Super Mario Bros.

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