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Yoshi's Safari (known as Yoshi's Road Hunting in Japanese) is a video game made for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1993. It is one of the few games to use the SNES's Super Scope light gun peripheral, and it is the first of only two dedicated rail shooters in the Super Mario franchise , with the other being Luigi's Mansion Arcade . In Japan, it was released on the same day as Super Mario All-Stars .

In Yoshi's Safari , Mario and Yoshi are requested by Princess Peach to save King Fret and his son, Prince Pine , from King Bowser and his Koopalings , who have invaded the kingdom of Jewelry Land . The Koopalings are equipped with powerful mechs and command legions of minions. Mario rides Yoshi and uses the Super Scope to combat the Koopas.

• 2.1 Controls
• 3.1 Playable
• 3.2 Non-playable
• 4.1 Normal enemies
• 4.2 Mini-bosses
• 8 Appearances in other media
• 11 Pre-release and unused content
• 12 Names in other languages
• 14 References

Story [ edit ]

Bowser and the Koopalings attack Jewelry Land and imprison its rulers, King Fret and Prince Pine. They also steal the twelve gems that keep the land stable and the resulting earthquake splits the kingdom into two halves: the Light Realm and the Dark Realm . The gems are distributed amongst Bowser, the Koopalings and four powerful minions, all of whom lord over the many regions of the captured kingdom. Fortunately, Prince Pine is a friend of Princess Peach, who promptly sends Mario and Yoshi to save Jewelry Land; she gives them the Super Scope to aid in their quest.

After defeating the Koopalings in the Light Realm and freeing King Fret, Mario and Yoshi head to the Dark Realm to save Prince Pine from Bowser. At the end of the game, a code for a harder game is given to use at the title screen. This not only changes the colors of the levels, but it also makes the bosses harder and changes the text of the story scenes to say that the events of the story are repeating themselves.

Gameplay [ edit ]

The game is played from the perspective of Mario , who rides on Yoshi's back and must shoot incoming enemies with the Super Scope. Yoshi's head is always visible, and shooting at him causes a loss of health. The Super Scope can fire automatically, which quickly drains power. The RPM of the Super Scope will decrease when its Power Meter is close to empty; when it becomes completely empty, the Scope will continue firing, but only one shot at a time, even if the Fire Button is still held down (signifying that the player needs to release the Fire Button and let it recharge). There are two Fire Flowers in the game, and collecting them increases the amount of time that the Scope can shoot before needing to recharge.

Yoshi's Safari puts some emphasis on platforming, and at times it's imperative to jump (via the Cursor button) in order to avoid some obstacles. Also, there are branching paths that leads to different enemies, mini-bosses or prizes; they always end with the same main road, which leads to a boss. The bosses include the Koopalings , with some of them piloting Mechs; bigger versions of normal enemies (such as a large Magikoopa or the Big Boo ); and Bowser himself, wearing a suit of armor equipped with two Gun-Hands and a devastating energy cannon located in the stomach.

Controls [ edit ]

• FIRE: Shoots at the screen.
• CURSOR: Makes Yoshi jump. During boss battles, uses item.
• PAUSE: Pauses/resumes the game.

While the game is paused, holding CURSOR and repeatedly pressing FIRE twice resets the game back to the title screen.

When selecting 2-Player Mode, and plugging a Super NES Controller into the first control slot, the player with the SNES Controller controls Yoshi's movements, allowing him to move side to side or duck. The player using the Super Scope will only be able to shoot at enemies; they will not be able to make Yoshi jump by pressing CURSOR during this mode.

Characters [ edit ]

Playable [ edit ], non-playable [ edit ], enemies [ edit ], normal enemies [ edit ], mini-bosses [ edit ], bosses [ edit ], levels [ edit ].

While they are all numbered, the levels in each realm can be played in any order, except for Bowser's Castle, which is unlocked after beating levels 8-11. Once all the gems in the Light Realm are collected, the player moves on to the Dark Realm. The player can replay a level in a realm as many times as they want as long as all the gems in that realm are not collected.

Items [ edit ]

Objects [ edit ].

• Gate : Gates block one of two paths. Shooting one makes it block the other instead. They are used for decided which way to go when the road forks. Oftentimes, this determines what enemies, items, or obstacles are encountered, and sometimes even decides whether the player will battle mini-bosses.
• Jump board : Jump boards prompt the player to jump over an obstacle such as a pool of water or lava or a pit. Failing to jump for a pool causes small damage for its duration, while failing to jump for a pit (including an ocean) resets Yoshi to shortly before at the cost of three coins.
• Dash board : Dash boards cause Yoshi to get a brief speed boost in the direction they point, even if it is not the direction he is facing.

Appearances in other media [ edit ]

There were two KC Deluxe issues by Kazuki Motoyama, who also wrote adaptations of Yoshi and Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island .

Gallery [ edit ]

Promotional group artwork

Artwork of Mario and Yoshi

Artwork which shows different viewpoints of Yoshi

The game's title screen

A map of Light Realm

Media [ edit ]

Pre-release and unused content [ edit ].

There are two unused graphics of Mario : One is him running, despite him never running in the game. The other is him looking down while riding Yoshi , which was meant for a cutscene. Additionally, early footage is shown in a Nintendo Power Previews LaserDisc used in store kiosks. [2] This includes early versions of Yoshi's damage animation and the North American box art.

A cutscene animation of Mario running.

A sprite of Mario looking down while riding Yoshi , also meant for a cutscene.

Yoshi's early damage sprite final, which is not cross-eyed and was cleaned up in the final.

Early version of the box art on the left, featuring alternate artwork.

Names in other languages [ edit ]

Trivia [ edit ].

• This game is the first time that Princess Toadstool is referred to by her original Japanese name "Princess Peach" in the West, albeit temporarily until it was reintroduced in Super Mario 64 .
• The Hammer Brothers and Boomerang Brothers present in the game have blue and green armor, respectively, the opposite of how they would eventually be consistently depicted.

References [ edit ]

• ^ Super Smash Bros. Brawl Chronicle
• ^ Hard4Games (August 15, 2020). Nintendo LaserDisc! | Nintendo Power Previews LaserDisc V7 Preservation . YouTube . Retrieved August 25, 2020.
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• US title: Yoshi's Safari
• Japanese title: Yoshi no Road Hunting
• Japanese title (kanji): ヨッシーのロードハンティング
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Yoshi's Safari is the third game in the Yoshi series created for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System and the first to have a plot (the first two being Yoshi and Yoshi's Cookie ). The Game was released on July 14, 1993 in Japan, September 1993 in NA, and around 1993 in EU and AU.

In the Story, Bowser and the Koopalings and five powerful minions took over Jewelry Land and imprisoned its rulers, King Fret and Prince Pine, and stealing the twelve gems which keep the country safe, causing a giant earthquake, splitting the land in half. Luckily, Prince Pine is a friend of Princess Peach, who sends Mario and Yoshi to save her friend. After defeating every Koopaling, the player frees King Fret and move to the other half of the kingdom. After defeating Bowser, Prince Pine is freed. The player can then make the game harder by using a code.

Gameplay [ ]

Yoshi's Safari is a game scene from the view of Mario, who is riding Yoshi. In the game, the player uses the Super Scope, a light gun connected to the SNES. The player shoots enemies and then run into them.

• Yoshi's Safari was the first game outside of Japan to call Princess Toadstool as Princess "Peach".
• Yoshi's Safari is the only Mario game to be a shooter.

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• 3 Blue Yoshi

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Jewelry Land, a peaceful land ruled by King Fret and his son, Prince Pine, was named for the kingdom's greatest treasure: a set of twelve magic gems. These magic gems had protected the land from natural disasters for all time. Then one day, Bowser and the Koopalings moved in, stole the twelve magic gems and kidnapped both the king and the prince. The earthquake that resulted from the theft of the jewels split the kingdom into two parts, a Light Realm and a Dark Realm. The Koopas held King Fret captive in the Light Realm and Prince Pine prisoner in the Dark Realm. Prince Pine's friend, Princess Peach heard the news and asked for help from Mario and Yoshi. To return peace to this land, Mario and Yoshi must recover the twelve magic gems stolen by the Koopas. Can Mario and Yoshi find the magic gems? Can they save the King and the Prince? The time to begin the new quest is now!

--From the SNES Yoshi's Safari instruction manual.

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