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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Roy is the only Koopaling who can be defeated more than once in a single playthrough of Super Mario Bros. 3. In fact, players wishing to maximize their gameplay must take the Quadruple Roy Route. The Quadruple Roy Route is the longest legitimate path in Super Mario Bros. 3 All following information refers only to playing the game as intended, without glitches. In Super Mario Bros. 3, three Warp Whistles can be found. Each of them can be used in a world to transport Mario to a subset of other worlds. From World 1, he can warp to Worlds 2, 3, and 4. From Worlds 2-6, he can warp to Worlds 5, 6, and 7. From Worlds 7, 8 and the Warp Zone, he can warp to World 8. This means that World 6 is the only world from which it is possible to warp back to a previous world, namely World 5. Since defeating a boss of a world automatically transports Mario to the next, the only boss that can be beaten more than once per playthrough is Roy, the boss of World 5. He can be beaten once organically, and an additional three times by warping back from World 6 to World 5 once per available Warp Whistle. As such, if the player wishes to take the longest available path and maximize the amount of levels played, the way to do this is by warping back from the end of World 6 (right before Lemmy's airship) to World 5 three times, resulting in the Quadruple Roy Route.

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Super Mario - The Quadruple Roy Route

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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Roy is the only Koopaling who can be defeated more than once in a single playthrough of Super Mario Bros. 3. In fact, players wishing to maximize their gameplay must take the Quadruple Roy Route. The Quadruple Roy Route is the longest legitimate path in Super Mario Bros. 3 All following information refers only to playing the game as intended, without glitches. In Super Mario Bros. 3, three Warp Whistles can be found. Each of them can be used in a world to transport Mario to a subset of other worlds. From World 1, he can warp to Worlds 2, 3, and 4. From Worlds 2-6, he can warp to Worlds 5, 6, and 7. From Worlds 7, 8 and the Warp Zone, he can warp to World 8. This means that World 6 is the only world from which it is possible to warp back to a previous world, namely World 5. Since defeating a boss of a world automatically transports Mario to the next, the only boss that can be beaten more than once per playthrough is Roy, the boss of World 5. He can be beaten once organically, and an additional three times by warping back from World 6 to World 5 once per available Warp Whistle. As such, if the player wishes to take the longest available path and maximize the amount of levels played, the way to do this is by warping back from the end of World 6 (right before Lemmy's airship) to World 5 three times, resulting in the Quadruple Roy Route.

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