Ricco Harbor from Super Mario Sunshine is a good example of a coastal-themed stage.
Stages, levels, or locations with a coastal theme are locations usually associated with the beach. This can also include locations that take place in or near a harbor.
Other Traits and Features[]
One of the most common features of coastal-themed stages is that the area tends to take place near the water, but not particularly underwater. However, most coastal-themed stages in the series are associated with underwater levels as most of these start and end with a coastal theme on land.
Some of the more common enemies of the series, such as Koopa Troopas, appear in coastal-themed stages. However, throughout the series, more enemies can appear on land. Some of the most well known ones include Bloopers, beached Cheep-Cheeps and crabs.
Coastal-themed stages tend to possess little to no real hazards except for the possibility of drowning in or falling into the water or a pit, which results in a lost life. Usually, the main hazards are the enemies themselves.
Examples[]
- Ricco Harbor - Super Mario Sunshine
- Gelato Beach - Super Mario Sunshine
- Sirena Beach - Super Mario Sunshine
- Noki Bay - Super Mario Sunshine (also underwater theme)
- World 3 (New Super Mario Bros.) - New Super Mario Bros.
| Themes | ||
|---|---|---|
| Main themes | ||
| Castle • Coastal • Desert • Fire • Forest • Haunted • Industrial • Mountain • Plains • Sky • Underground • Underwater • Winter | ||
| Minor/Recurring themes | ||
| Amusement • Ancient ruins • Dark • Dessert • Space • Urban | ||
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Beach Bowl Galaxy -
World 3 (New Super Mario Bros.) -
Seaside Kingdom -
Muda Kingdom -
Bubblaine -
Deep Dark Galaxy -
Megafruit Paradise -
Noki Bay
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