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[[File:250px-Super_mario_world_box.jpg|frame|High-ho, Yoshi, away!]]
{{quote|''It's a bit more exciting! A bit more challenging! [[Up to Eleven|A bit more perfect!]] A bit more colorful! A bit more realistic! A bit more levels! [[Easter Egg|A bit more secrets!]] A bit more enemies! A bit more friends! A bit more sound! A bit hotter! A bit cooler! A bit weirder! A bit more revolutionary! [[Super Mario Bros.|A bit more Mario!]] A bit more of what you want! It's 16-[[
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This game is most notable for having introduced the world to [[Powerup Mount|Yoshi]], Mario's now-famous [[Non-Human Sidekick|dinosaur friend]] and his ability to eat the baddies. The game was followed-up in 1995 with ''[[
It is also known for [[Dueling Games|dueling]] with the then-new ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' series, erupting in one of the biggest [[Fandom Rivalry|Fandom Rivalries]] of all time.
Years after its initial release, ''Super Mario World'' has a booming [[ROM Hack]] scene, thanks in no small part to the likes of [[Kaizo Mario World]]. A non-exhaustive list of such games can be found in the [[Game Mod Index]] in general, and in [[:Category:Super Mario World ROM Hacks|the category for ''SMW'' hacks]] specifically.
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* [[1-Up]]: Just like the original ''Super Mario'' games, a green mushroom gives you a 1-Up. There are also moons that give you a 3-Up; between the generous number of 1-Up mushrooms and some instances of [[Infinite 1-Ups]] (not to mention the bonus game, which can give you up to ''eight'' 1-Ups), it is ''very'' easy to [[Cap]] at 99 lives (or 999 on GBA) before you're even halfway through the game.
* [[And the Adventure Continues...]]:
* [[Ash Face]]: Happens to Mario when he destroys Castle 5.
* [[Attract Mode]]: Featuring Mario running through the "Groovy" course.
* [[Autobots Rock Out]]: Especially noticeable in its ''Itadaki Street DS'' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHmgoLhpTTQ incarnation].
* [[Balloon Belly]]: Literally
* [[Berserk Button]]: Knocking the flower off Wiggler's head makes him [[Turns Red|turn red]] and more actively chase Mario.
* [[Big Bad]]: [[Captain Obvious|Bowser.]] He kidnapped Princess Peach (again), imprisoned Yoshi and his friends inside eggs, and ordered his Koopalings to guard those eggs.
* [[Big Boo's Haunt]]: Starting with Donut Plains, there's at least one ghost house per stage.
** Except the Twin Bridges area.
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* [[Color-Coded Multiplayer]]: The last of the series to make Mario and Luigi look identical save for the Palette Swap.
** The ''Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World'' version gave Luigi a unique sprite.
* [[Continuity Nod]]: The Sunken Ghost Ship level is based on the flying ships present in ''Super Mario Bros. 3''.
* [[Damsel in Distress]]: Princess Peach, and the Yoshis.
* [[Dem Bones]]: The Dry Bones, Boney Beetles
* [[Dinosaurs Are Dragons]]: Both Yoshi and the Reznors (triceratops) breathe fire.
** Rex also resembles a Celtic dragon, and not a [[Tyrannosaurus Rex]] at all.
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** Funny because he's the lowest ranking Koopaling in ''[[Super Mario Bros 3]]''. Ludwig, the previous second-in-command, is now the middle ranking Koopaling.
* [[Edible Theme Naming]]: '''Donut''' Plains, '''Soda''' Lake, '''Chocolate''' Island, '''Vanilla''' Dome, etc.
* [[Egg McGuffin]]: Yoshi.
* [[Everything's Better with Dinosaurs]]: Yoshi, Rex, Dino-Rhino
** This may have been the thinking of the game's creators. The game takes place in "Dinosaur World".
*** Heck, even the islands are in the shape of dinosaurs!
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* [[Heroic Dolphin|Heroic Dolphins]]: The game features a few levels with Scuba-wearing Dolphins that jump out of the water regularly and can be used as platforms to reach far away areas. [[Video Game Cruelty Potential|They can be eaten by Yoshi too.]]
* [[Horse of a Different Color]]: Yoshi.
* [[Instant 180-Degree Turn]]: Averted with the Koopas (while they're wearing shells, at least), Yoshi, Iggy, Morton, Ludwig, Roy
* [[Iris Out]]: During the end of the level or warps.
* [[Level Ate]]: Come on... "Donut Plains", "Vanilla Dome", "Cheese Bridge", "Butter Bridge", "Soda Lake", "Chocolate Island"... in the latter, it's even possible to die by getting burnt by hot chocolate!
* [[Level Editor]]: A fanmade level editor, [http://fusoya.eludevisibility.org/lm/ Lunar Magic] can edit levels of ''Super Mario World'' ROMs.
* [[Luminescent Blush]]: Happens to Mario when Peach kisses him at the end of the game.
* [[Market-Based Title]]: The game was released as ''Super Mario World: Super Mario Bros. 4'' in Japan, but eliminated the subtitle elsewhere.
* [[Me's a Crowd]]: Some Chargin' Chucks can split into three identical copies, which all then proceed to attack.
* [[Musical Theme Naming]]: The five [[All There in the Manual|eldest]] Koopalings are named [[Ludwig Van Beethoven|Ludwig von Koopa]], [[Motorhead|Lemmy Koopa]], [[Roy Orbison|Roy Koopa]], [[Iggy Pop|Iggy Koopa]]
** Whether it was a decision on the localisation team's part or not, the triceratops boss Bui Bui is renamed [[Nine Inch Nails|Reznor]] in the US and EU versions.
* [[Mutually Exclusive Powerups]]: The Cape Feather and Fire Flower.
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* [[Removable Shell]]: Starting with this game, Koopas are like this.
* [[Ring Out Boss]]: Iggy and Larry are both fought on a teetering platform over lava. You have to knock them off with either stomps or fireballs.
* [[Roaring Rampage of Revenge]]: Bowser kidnaps Peach, but instead of heading directly to Bowser's castle to save her, Mario heads all over Dinosaur Land, systematically killing each member of Bowser's extended family one by one... and also incidentally to rescue all of Yoshi's friends, who've been trapped in eggs by the Koopas' magic and are being held by the Koopalings...
** Averted if you choose to take the most direct route to the front door of Bowser's castle by using the Donut Plains Star Road.
* [[Savage Setpiece]]: Rip Van Fish.
* [[Schmuck Bait]]: In some stages, you'll encounter Fishin' Lakitu, the enemy floating around in a cloud at the top of the screen who is now dangling a 1-Up mushroom at the end of a fishing line. If you grab the item, he'll rain Spinies down on you for the rest of the level.
* [[Score Milking]]: The [[Good Bad Bug]] in Forest of Illusion 1 where you stomp on Wigglers with Caped Mario. Fixed in the GBA port.
* [[Second-Hour Superpower]]: The feather power-up is not seen until the first level of Donut Plains (the second world of 7 in the main quest).
* [[Sequel Difficulty Drop]]: Aside from several [[That One Level|That One Levels]], the difficulty is much more manageable than earlier games. The official [[Strategy Guide]] points out that ''SMW'' is easier than ''[[Super Mario Bros 3]]'' after all four Switch Palaces have been activated, but one of those has a [[Nintendo Hard]] fortress in front of it.
* [[Shoo Out the Clowns]]: Before entering every Ghost House, Fortress and Castle, Mario and Luigi dismount Yoshi, though he waits for them outside. Strangely averted for the Sunken Ghost Ship
* [[Skippable Boss]]: You can skip Koopalings 2-7 and head straight for Bowser if you use a secret passage (see [[World Map]] below).
* [[Sleep Mode Size]]: Mario becomes smaller when his Super Mushroom powers are temporarily drained.
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* [[Stealth Pun]]: This game introduces an [[Underground Monkey|underwater counterpart]] to Bullet Bill known as Torpedo Ted. Which makes the two enemies {{spoiler|[[Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure|Bill and Ted]]}}.
* [[Theme Tune Cameo]]: The Level 1-1 theme from ''[[Super Mario Bros. (video game)|Super Mario Bros]].'' plays in the Special World, but the player must wait 9 loops.
* [[Totally Radical]]:
* [[Turtle Power]]: The Koopas, Koopalings, and Bowser himself.
* [[Unique Enemy]]: Fishin' Lakitu, Fishin' Boo
* [[Updated Rerelease]]: ''Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2''. Adding voice clips and giving Luigi some unique features like a different sprite set (so he's no longer simply a [[Palette Swap]] of Mario), his super jumping powers from ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'' and the ability to spit out any enemy to use as an impromptu weapon while riding Yoshi, which makes taking out some hard-to-kill enemies a breeze.
* [[Variable Mix]]: Yoshi is always accompanied by bongos.
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