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WORLD 8
Tank
There aren't any secrets, just an auto-scrolling stage where you have to jump from tank to tank while avoiding bullets and stuff. It's one of the hardest levels in the game, and a good choice of levels to use your P-wing.
Battleship
You can dive in the water between the first and second ship, then swim underneath the next two to avoid everything being thrown at you.
Hand Traps
While crossing the black squares in the World Map, there's a random chance a hand will grab you and take you to a little stage. None of them have any secrets, but you get a Super Leaf for completing them. If you can, be fire mario for these levels (especially the first.)
Airship
If you have a P-wing, use it to get past this difficult timing stage.
Level 1
Fly straight up at the beginning to find a P-switch. Hit it to reveal a bunch of silver coins.
Fly up and to the right from the beginning to reach the top of the really tall pipe. Go down it to find three 1-ups. When you come out of the pipe, to the right is a flat bit, there is just enough room to take off to fly over the rest of the level.
To make the hard jump near the end, get a running start, make a small jump onto the Note Block, then soar into the air while holding Right.
Level 2
Sink into the quicksand pit. No, you won't die. You'll fall into a secret room. Take the left pipe if you want a power-up or the right pipe if you want coins. This is also a shortcut that leads to near the end.
If you didn't take the shortcut, the P-switch will turn the single coins into stepping stones over the wide pit.
Run down the hill at the end to get enough momentum to fly over the final large gap.
Mini Fortress
Super tank
No secrets here.
Level 8
Bowser
When he jumps, his weight shatters some of the bricks in the floor. If you are big, you can simply duck when he falls on top of you, and he won't hurt you. You have to be careful of his flames, though. Eventually, Bowser will fall through the floor and you've won!
Look at level 7.
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