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The '''Deep Woods''' is a sub-world within the [[Wooded Kingdom]] that can be accessed by falling off the edge of the level in several locations. Containing nine [[Power Moon|Power Moons]] and nine [[Regional coin|regional coins]], the Deep Woods is one of the most expansive sub-worlds in the game.
{{Level infobox
|image = Deep Woods.png
|total_moons = 9
|total_regionals = 9
|music = None
|internal_name = ForestWorldWoodsStage
}}
'''Deep Woods''' is a [[sub-world]] in [[Wooded Kingdom]] that can be accessed by falling off the edge of the [[Wooded Kingdom overworld|overworld]] in several locations. Containing nine [[Power Moon|Power Moons]] and nine [[Regional coin|regional coins]], the Deep Woods is one of the most expansive sub-worlds in the game.


== Layout ==
==Moons==
Although there is no in-game map depicting the layout of the Deep Woods, contributing to the feeling of mystery casual players encounter, experienced players can memorize the layout to gain their bearings. Here is a map created by a player that shows the approximate layout of the area:[[File:Deep Woods Map.png|alt=Map of the Deep Woods|center|frameless|720x720px|Not completely accurate, but fairly accurate. Made by FireJarkee]]
 
== Moons ==
Nine [[Power Moon|Power Moons]] can be found in the Deep Woods.
Nine [[Power Moon|Power Moons]] can be found in the Deep Woods.
{| class="wikitable"
!#
!Name
!Class
!Prerequisite
|-
|28
|Rolling Rock in the Deep Woods
| Standard
|None
|-
|29
|Glowing in the Deep Woods
|Standard
|None
|-
|30
|Past the Peculiar Pipes
|Standard
|None
|-
|31
|By the Babbling Brook in Deep Woods
|Standard
|None
|-
|32
|The Hard Rock in Deep Woods
|Standard
|None
|-
|33
|A Treasure Made from Coins
|Standard
|None
|-
|34
|Beneath the Roots of the Moving Tree
|Standard
|None
|-
|35
|Deep Woods Treasure Trap
|Standard
|None
|-
| 36
|Exploring for Treasure
|Standard
|None
|}


28: Rolling Rock in the Deep Woods
==Layout==
 
Since there is no in-game map depicting the layout of the Deep Woods, an external map is sometimes useful for navigation. This map created by Supper Mario Broth<ref>https://twitter.com/MarioBrothBlog/status/1301195882331856897</ref> shows the approximate layout of the area, as well as the locations of various items:
In the bottom center of the map, right next to the cliff edge, is a rock. This rock contains a power moon, so either hit it until it breaks or take it over to another rock so that it breaks immediately. You can also use the dinosaur to break the rock.
 
29: Glowing in the Deep Woods
 
For this power moon, go to the little pond on the left hand side of the map and throw [[Cappy]] onto the nearby scarecrow. Run over to where the power moon spawns and get it before time runs out.
 
30: Past the Peculiar Pipes
 
In the upper right are of the map, there is a pipe. This pipe leads to more pipes, and so on through a maze of pipes. The trick you can use for this moon is to stand still, as Mario will look towards the correct pipe if you do this.
 
31: By the Babbling Brook in the Deep Woods
 
Capture the Dinosaur on the path in the bottom middle of the map, and take it up to the upper left past the brook, where you will find some breakable rocks. Break them and you will find a glowing spot on the ground. [[Ground pound]] it and you will unearth a power moon. You can also use a [[Coin Coffer]] to break the blocks, but it is slower.
 
32: The Hard Rock in Deep Woods
 
Capture the Dinosaur again, but this time take it just to the right of the main tree on the map. Break the blocks and ground pound the glowing spot for the power moon. You can also use a Coin Coffer to break the blocks, but it is slower.
 
33: A Treasure Made of Coins
 
Right in the middle of the map is a [[Coin Coffer]]. Capture it and take it over to the pond, where there will be a small plant. Shoot coins at it until the moon spawns, then grab it with the dinosaur. Alternatively, a skilled jump can get you there. If you shake your controller, the Coin Coffer will spit coins in all directions. Use this to your advantage, as you can stand inside the plant, shake several times, then do something else while the plant continues to grow.


34: Beneath the Roots of a Moving Tree
[[File:Deep Woods Map by Supper Mario Broth.jpg|frameless|720x720px]]


At the bottom right of the map is a series of steps and a single tree at the top. Capture the tree and move it, then [[ground pound]] the glowing spot and collect the moon.
==Entrances and exits==


35: Deep Woods Treasure Trap
===Entrances===
There are two very large [[Loading zone|loading zones]] that Mario can fall into in the overworld. Depending on which one Mario falls into, Mario will land in a different spot within the Deep Woods.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Loading zone location (overworld)
!Entrance location (Deep Woods)
|-
| Southern area of the kingdom, without music
| Bottom left (according to above map)
|-
|Northern area of the kingdom, with Steam Gardens music
|Top left (according to above map)
|}


On the left side of the tree in the middle of the Dinosaur's path is a pipe. Enter it and you will find an area with three chests. Open them in the order middle, left, right, and the last one will award you with a power moon.
===Exits===
Within the Deep Woods, Steam Gardeners can be found that will provide Mario with a [[large seed]]. There are four seed pots these seeds can be planted in that serve as exits to the area.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Seed pot location (Deep Woods)
!Exit location (overworld)
|-
|Bottom left (according to above map)
|Next to a cluster of three [[Regional coin|regional coins]] just northwest of the [[Odyssey]].
|-
|Bottom right (according to above map)
|Near the tree containing the ''Atop the Tall Tree'' moon.
|-
|Top left (according to above map)
|Next to [[Talkatoo]] by the pond.
|-
| Top right (according to above map)
Only appears after defeating [[Torkdrift]]
|Near the ''Iron Road: Halfway Point'' [[Checkpoint Flag]].
|}


36: Exploring for Treasure
==References==
<references />


Don your explorer's outfit, then make your way up the brook to the top right of the map, where you can enter a room specifically for explorers. Inside is a chest containing a power moon.
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Latest revision as of 06:50, 29 January 2024

Deep Woods
Internal name ForestWorldWoodsStage
Moon Rock level? No
Collectibles
Power Moons 9
Regional coins 9
Trivia
Music None

Deep Woods is a sub-world in Wooded Kingdom that can be accessed by falling off the edge of the overworld in several locations. Containing nine Power Moons and nine regional coins, the Deep Woods is one of the most expansive sub-worlds in the game.

Moons

Nine Power Moons can be found in the Deep Woods.

# Name Class Prerequisite
28 Rolling Rock in the Deep Woods Standard None
29 Glowing in the Deep Woods Standard None
30 Past the Peculiar Pipes Standard None
31 By the Babbling Brook in Deep Woods Standard None
32 The Hard Rock in Deep Woods Standard None
33 A Treasure Made from Coins Standard None
34 Beneath the Roots of the Moving Tree Standard None
35 Deep Woods Treasure Trap Standard None
36 Exploring for Treasure Standard None

Layout

Since there is no in-game map depicting the layout of the Deep Woods, an external map is sometimes useful for navigation. This map created by Supper Mario Broth[1] shows the approximate layout of the area, as well as the locations of various items:

Entrances and exits

Entrances

There are two very large loading zones that Mario can fall into in the overworld. Depending on which one Mario falls into, Mario will land in a different spot within the Deep Woods.

Loading zone location (overworld) Entrance location (Deep Woods)
Southern area of the kingdom, without music Bottom left (according to above map)
Northern area of the kingdom, with Steam Gardens music Top left (according to above map)

Exits

Within the Deep Woods, Steam Gardeners can be found that will provide Mario with a large seed. There are four seed pots these seeds can be planted in that serve as exits to the area.

Seed pot location (Deep Woods) Exit location (overworld)
Bottom left (according to above map) Next to a cluster of three regional coins just northwest of the Odyssey.
Bottom right (according to above map) Near the tree containing the Atop the Tall Tree moon.
Top left (according to above map) Next to Talkatoo by the pond.
Top right (according to above map)

Only appears after defeating Torkdrift

Near the Iron Road: Halfway Point Checkpoint Flag.

References

  1. ↑ https://twitter.com/MarioBrothBlog/status/1301195882331856897
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