Category:Super Mario Bros. 2

***Super Mario Bros. 2***
	Current ; Former ; Old ; Old 2 ;
Basic information
Playlist link	YouTube
Documented rips	9
Composer(s)	Koji Kondo
Release	NES/FC; NA: October 9, 1988; EU: April 28, 1989; AU: May 4, 1989; JP: September 14, 1992; ; VC (Wii U); JP: July 16, 2014; NA: November 6, 2014
Platform(s)	Nintendo Entertainment System/Famicom, Virtual Console (Wii, Wii U), Arcade (PlayChoice-10)
Links
GilvaSunner	Super Mario Bros. 2
Zophar's Domain	NES: Super Mario Bros. 2
Wikipedia	Super Mario Bros. 2
Wikidata	Super Mario Bros. 2
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Super Mario Bros. 2, also known as Super Mario USA, is a video game developed and published by Nintendo for the NES in 1988. It is a modified version of the Japan-exclusive game Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic originally released for the Famicom in 1987. The game's composer is Koji Kondo. The game was remade as part of Super Mario All-Stars in 1993 and as a standalone enhanced port titled Super Mario Advance in 2001.

Overview

Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic was released as a tie-in with Fuji Television's Yume Kōjō '87 event. Made by the same team behind the first Super Mario Bros. game, it explored the idea of a more vertical platformer. The game was retooled in the rest of the world as Super Mario Bros. 2, as the game's original sequel (now known as "The Lost Levels") was deemed too difficult for the western audience; this Mario-ified version of Doki Doki Panic was later ported in Japan as well under the title Super Mario USA. The Mario franchise would continue with Super Mario Bros. 3, though several characters and ideas from this game, like Birdo and the Bob-ombs, are now part of the Mario franchise thanks to this localization.

As part of its transition to a Mario game, the story was also rewritten: Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Toad all realize that they had the same dream about a strange place called Subcon, the land of dreams, that was being taken over by the dreadful Wart. They then stumble upon the exact same door from their dream, and decide to take it and save Subcon.

The music in Doki Doki Panic was already composed by Super Mario Bros.'s composer Koji Kondo, making it a perfect fit for an improvised Mario game. Aside from some relatively minor improvements, two arrangements of songs from the first game were added in ("Ground Theme" for the Subspace world and "Invincible" for the invincibility power-up).

Rips

This playlist has been sorted.^{[order, when?]}

Title Screen
Player Select
Overworld
- GiIvaSunner
- Alpha Mix
- Beta Mix
- Gamma Mix
- In-Game Version
- NES Classic Edition
- NTSC Version
- Original Version
- OST Version
- PAL Version
- _^{[note 1]}
Underground
- Alpha Mix^{[note 2]}
- Alternate Version^{[note 2]}
- Beta Mix^{[note 2]}
  - Beta Mix^{[note 2]}
- NTSC Version^{[note 2]}
- OST Version^{[note 2]}
- PAL Version
- Alternate Mix (unsorted)
- Sigma Mix
Boss Battle
Subspace
Invincible
- Alpha Mix
- Beta Mix
Bonus Start
Bonus Start ~ Success ~ Failure
Stage Clear
Final Boss Wart
- NTSC Version
  - Beta Mix
Ending Theme
- Beta Mix
Game Over

Notes

↑ The mix name is empty; it is listed here with an underscore to make it clickable.
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 ^2.3 ^2.4 ^2.5 The underground theme in Super Mario Bros. 2 re-uses the music from Doki Doki Panic; however, a leaked prototype of the game contained a new arrangement of the usual Mario underground theme (which sounds similar to the Super Mario Bros. 3 version). On SiIvaGunner, both tracks are put under the same name and are treated as the same track in the playlist ordering.

References in other rips

Player Select: Pause Screen - Wario World, Overworld Theme (Alternate Mix) - New Super Mario Bros., Bonus Stage - Sonic 3D Blast, Bonus Stage (Beta Mix) - Sonic 3D Blast, World 1 - Bound High!, Log Cutting - Tiny Toon Adventures: Wacky Sports Challenge, Select Your Store
Overworld: Slider (Anniversary Edition) - Super Mario 64 DS, Slider (Extended Mix) - Super Mario Galaxy 2, Stage Select (Doc Robot Version) - Mega Man 3, mm3select, Yule Log Medley Collab, Route 216 (Night) - Pokémon Diamond & Pearl, A Very SMB2 Holiday Special, Totino Simulator, Pudding-jelly-bavarois - EVE burst error, Stage Select (Full Version) - Mega Man 3, Opening Sequence (Unused) - Garry's Mod, Subcon Man, Winter Holiday at Route 216 -HQ Edit-, Above Ground BGM - Super Mario Bros. 7
Boss Battle: Soldiers of Kakariko Village - The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Super Mario All-Stars Music - SMB2 Boss Battle, Danger! - Donkey Kong 3
Invincible: see the main article: Starman.
Subspace: see the main article: Ground Theme.
Underground: Bonus 1 (Beta Mix) - Touch Detective
- Beta Mix: Boss Battle (OST Mix) - Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario All-Stars Music - SMB2 Underground (Beta Mix)
In general: Those Who Fight - Final Fantasy VII, SiIvaGunner YouTube Trailer, The SiIvaGunner 7th Anniversary Art Gallery
Mentioned: An Aztronomical Announcement

Pages in category "Super Mario Bros. 2"

The following 9 pages are in this category, out of 9 total.

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Final Boss Wart - Super Mario Bros. 2

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Title Screen - Super Mario Bros. 2

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[1] The mix name is empty; it is listed here with an underscore to make it clickable.

[underground-2] 2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 ^2.3 ^2.4 ^2.5 The underground theme in Super Mario Bros. 2 re-uses the music from Doki Doki Panic; however, a leaked prototype of the game contained a new arrangement of the usual Mario underground theme (which sounds similar to the Super Mario Bros. 3 version). On SiIvaGunner, both tracks are put under the same name and are treated as the same track in the playlist ordering.

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