There are over 150 courses available in Super Mario Bros. Wonder, offering multiple objectives for players to enjoy. Apart from reaching the flagpole or defeating the boss, players must also locate Wonder Seeds and Flower Coins to fully accomplish each course.
Upon completing all the objectives listed for a course, players may occasionally notice a green mark appearing beneath its name on the course select screen. However, not all courses receive this green check mark in Super Mario Bros. Wonder, causing some players to question its absence.
Why Don't All Courses Get Green Checkmarks in Super Mario Bros. Wonder?
Though not immediately apparent, it is indeed possible to obtain a green checkmark for every course in Super Mario Bros. Wonder. However, there may be instances where the checkmark fails to appear even after players have finished all the designated tasks on the course select screen. This discrepancy arises from the existence of secret exits and accompanying Wonder Seeds in certain Mario Wonder courses, which remain concealed until they are discovered by the players. In essence, if a course lacks a green checkmark, it signifies that it has not yet been truly completed by the players.
How to Get a Green Check Mark in Super Mario Bros. Wonder
Completion requirements vary among different courses, especially in terms of the quantity of Wonder Seeds and purple Flower Coins that must be gathered. Nonetheless, in the majority of cases, there are three specific tasks that must be accomplished in order to obtain a green checkmark for a course.
Reach the top of the flagpole.
Collect a certain number of Wonder Seeds.
Collect a specified amount of Flower Coins. If a player fails to receive a green check mark after fulfilling the given objectives, it is likely that the course contains a hidden exit. Discovering it usually grants the player an extra Wonder Seed, which in turn unlocks the checkmark. In cases where a course features a secret exit and consequently a second flagpole, players only need to reach the top of either flagpole to fully finish the course.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder is available now exclusively for the Nintendo Switch.