Super Mario Bros. Wonder Ninji Dance Party Guide: Wonder Seed and Purple Coins

Posted by Abbie Anker on Tuesday, May 21, 2024

Ninji Dance Party is another type of rhythm stage, and in this guide, I will go over how to get its Wonder Seed, and the three Purple Coins in Super Mario Bros. Wonder

Ninji Dance Party is part of World 4: Sunbaked Desert, and it can be a stage players miss if they don’t explore.

The stage is hidden behind the sand waterfall above the small body of water that is left in this world.

Once you go through the waterfall you will find the hidden stage. It has three Purple Coins, and an extra Wonder Seed aside from the one you earn upon clearing a stage.

If you want to know more about hidden exits, check out our guide on all the Secret Exits in Super Mario Bros. Wonder.

Ninji Dance Party Wonder Seed Location

The whole stage is based on rhythmically jumping to the beat. The longer you keep four continuous jumps to the beat, the more you will be able to see on the stage.

The first example of this is implemented while trying to get the Wonder Seed. The stage is locked unless you manage to make the platforms appear with high jump combos.

Once you reach four, you will be able to reach the flower that releases the Wonder Seed challenge.

This challenge has players run across the stage looking for the five different Wonder Tokens.

Each section is blocked off and requires players to make use of the rhythm to clear the different challenges.

Once you collect all five, then at the end of the stage the Wonder Seed will be yours.

Ninji Dance Party First Purple Coin

Just before you get your first token you will notice the first Purple Coin floating between two Ninjis.

To get the Purple Coins easily, players will need to keep up the jump combo to get the coin.

Ninji Dance Party Second Purple Coin

The Second coin is hidden behind closed curtains. A lot of people manage to miss this one because the only indicator is that there are platforms in the air.

Just before reaching this point, you will notice that as you jump to the rhythm, curtains will be pulled back to reveal Ninjis dancing to the music, but they appear to be decorations more than anything else.

These are the small hints the game drops to make you realize that the Second Purple Coin will need you to do the same thing.

Once you reach this point, if you have a four-jump combo, then you will see the Purple Coin. Keep in mind though, any less and the Purple Coin won’t appear.

The game with each combo will pull the curtain back a little, but most players will be so focused on listening to the beat, that they will miss the Purple Coin altogether.

  • If you have failed to have any combo at this point then the lights will be off, and the curtains closed.
  • If you have a one-jump combo, then the lights will turn on, and a spotlight will fall on the curtain.
  • If you have a two-jump combo, the curtains will start waving back and forth.
  • If you have a three-jump combo, the curtain will pull back a little revealing only part of the coin.
  • If you have a four-jump combo, the curtain will pull back completely, and you will be able to get the coin assuming you keep up the combo.

Ninji Dance Party Third Purple Coin

Just before reaching the end of the stage, players will run across a purple line of platforms.

The third, and final Purple Coin will be between two Ninjis dancing on blocks.

After that, you can just move on with the stage, and clear it without issue.

Final Thoughts

Rythm-based stages such as these where the fear of losing lives doesn’t exist are fun and interesting to introduce new ideas within them.

If you want to know more about finding more Purple Coins, and Wonder Seed locations, check out our guide on the Purple Coins and Wonder Seeds in Pokipede Pass for Super Mario Bros. Wonder.

With the location of both the WOnder Seed and the three Purple Coins explained you will be able to enjoy this stage to the fullest. let us know in the comments down below how much you enjoy rhythm-based challenges, and how are you finding the ones in the game.

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With thousands of hours played on Nintendo systems since the original Gameboy, Nikiforos is happy to share his endless passion for Nintendo franchises and everything he can get his hands on.

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