Frosty Frontier Stage

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Frosty Frontier Stage

A view of the Frosty Frontier Stage from the Sky Cannon
General information
Points of interest Igloo
Terrain Icy
Climate Snowscape
Inhabitants Skating Shy Guys
Penguins
Mr. Blizzards
Little puffers
Bob-ombs
1-up Mole
Boss Porcupuffer
Appearances
First appearance Mario Pinball Land (2004)
“This winter wonderland is covered in snow and ice.”
Mario Pinball Land instruction manual

The Frosty Frontier Stage[1] is a world in Mario Pinball Land. The stage is filled with icy floors and is surrounded by snow, pine trees, and snow-covered mountains. Mr. Blizzards, Shy Guys on Skates, penguins, and Freezies are found here. The boss of the stage is Porcupuffer.

Areas

Starting area

The first area in the Frosty Frontier Stage

The starting area in the Frosty Frontier Stage features a Mr. Blizzard and a ? Block that is replaced by a Sky Cannon once Porcupuffer is defeated. A green Shy Guy is initially found ice-skating around the area. Defeating it causes a yellow Shy Guy to take its place, followed by a red Shy Guy and then a blue Shy Guy, after each previous enemy is defeated. The pattern is repeated after the blue Shy Guy, and defeating the yellow Shy Guy yields the player a Star. Toad's tent is located here, as well as a small igloo that can be accessed with the use of a Mini Mushroom.

Igloo room

Inside the igloo

Inside the igloo, a ? Block and a parka-wearing 1-up Mole is found. Unlike with other 1-up Moles in the game, hitting them eight times yields the player a Star instead of a 1-Up Mushroom.

Freezie area

The second area in the Frosty Frontier Stage

The Freezie area is accessible via the 1-★ door in the starting area. In the area, four penguins are found circling around a large Freezie. Hitting a penguin causes it to fall down and slide around the ice, knocking each other and Mario around, and hitting it while it is knocked down defeats it. Defeating all four penguins in the area yields the player a Star. By hitting the Freezie, Mario is able to push it around. If it is pushed over the crack on the ground, the Freezie sinks, forming a hole that leads Mario to the treasure chest area. Later, another Monty Mole appears in this area, and hitting it four times rewards the player with a 1-UP Mushroom.

Mr. Blizzard area

The third area in the Frosty Frontier Stage

The Mr. Blizzard area is accessible via the 3-★ door in the Freezie area. Here, four Mr. Blizzards and a ? Block can be found. The Mr. Blizzards periodically throw snowballs at Mario while he moves around the area. Stunning all four Mr. Blizzards yields the player a Star.

Shy Guy area

The fourth area in the Frosty Frontier Stage

The Shy Guy area is accessible via the 5-★ door in the Freezie area. The area consists of an empty ice rink with a line of red, blue, green, and yellow Shy Guys on Skates. Defeating one Shy Guy causes it to be replaced by another of a different color, and matching all four Shy Guy colors yields the player a Star. The Egg Mark is found in this area.

Treasure chest area

The first underwater area in the Frosty Frontier Stage

The treasure chest area is accessible via the hole in the Freezie area. A large sunken ship, three treasure chests, and three Cheep Cheeps can be found here. Hitting all treasure chests causes the ship to move, allowing Mario inside. Defeating all Cheep Cheeps yields the player a Star.

Sunken ship

Mario fights Porcupuffer.

Inside the sunken ship, Porcupuffer is fought. The boss swims around the area, occasionally chasing after Mario. Mario must hit the targets at the sides of the wall in order to release cannonball bombs, which can then be used to stun Porcupuffer, rendering it vulnerable to attacks. After the boss is defeated, two ? Blocks appear in the area, and after Mario brings the Star Key to the Fiery Stage, a Red Switch appears at the center of the area.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese 雪原ステージ
Setsugen Sutēji
Snow Field Stage

References

  1. ^ Mario Pinball Land instruction booklet, page 20