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* ''Super Monkey Ball'' [[UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS 3DS]] (Introduced Jet as a character.)
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* ''Super Monkey Ball'' [[UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS 3DS]] (Introduced Ball 3D'' (UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS launch title outside Japan, introduced Jet as a character.)
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* NewWorkRecycledGraphics:
** ''Super Monkey Ball 2'' reuses assets from the first game.
** ''Banana Blitz HD'' reuses the models from the original Wii version, while Sonic's character model is ripped straight from ''VideoGame/SonicGenerations''. Likewise, ''Banana Mania'' was built off of ''Banana Blitz HD'', meaning the character models are the same. Tails' model was also ripped from ''Sonic Generations''.
** ''Super Monkey Ball 2'' reuses assets from the first game.
** ''Banana Blitz HD'' reuses the models from the original Wii version, while Sonic's character model is ripped straight from ''VideoGame/SonicGenerations''. Likewise, ''Banana Mania'' was built off of ''Banana Blitz HD'', meaning the character models are the same. Tails' model was also ripped from ''Sonic Generations''.
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* CreatorCameo: [[spoiler:The final level in Story Mode]] in ''2'' and ''Deluxe'' features the [=AV=] logo. A recurring Extra level in the first game does, too.
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* CreatorCameo: [[spoiler:The final level in Story Mode]] in ''2'' and ''Deluxe'' features the [=AV=] logo. A recurring Extra level in the first game does, too. Both had to be changed in ''Banana Mania'' as [=AV=] was no longer involved with the series.
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* OfficialCouple: [=AiAi=] and [=MeeMee=] are destined for each other, considering Baby is apparently their future son.
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* OfficialCouple: [=AiAi=] and [=MeeMee=] are destined for each other, considering Baby is apparently their future son. The bios for ''Banana Mania'' retcon this slightly so that they are already a married couple and Baby is apparently no longer time displaced.
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* BizarrePuzzleGame: A platforming game where you can't jump (except in ''Banana Blitz'') and have to roll a ball from one point to another. Those balls, however, have monkeys inside of them.
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* BizarrePuzzleGame: A platforming game where you can't jump (except in ''Banana Blitz'') Blitz'' [[note]]''Banana Mania'' does have the jump feature, but it's unlockable and optional, though disabled by default.[[/note]]) and have to roll a ball from one point to another. Those balls, however, have monkeys inside of them.
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''Super Monkey Ball'' is a series of arcade-style platform games created by Creator/{{Sega}}'s Amusement Vision division. Though dating back to an UsefulNotes/ArcadeGame running on the UsefulNotes/{{Sega Dreamcast}}-like NAOMI hardware, ''Super Monkey Ball'' was Sega's first major franchise to bypass their own consoles entirely. The gameplay is similar to the famous ''VideoGame/MarbleMadness'' arcade game, with one important difference: '''[[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys MONKEYS!]]''' Oh, and something about tilting the world instead of having direct control of your character. But mostly monkeys.
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''Super Monkey Ball'' is a series of arcade-style platform games created by Creator/{{Sega}}'s Amusement Vision division.division (now known as [[{{VideoGame/Yakuza}} Ryu ga Gotoku Studio]]). Though dating back to an UsefulNotes/ArcadeGame running on the UsefulNotes/{{Sega Dreamcast}}-like NAOMI hardware, ''Super Monkey Ball'' was Sega's first major franchise to bypass their own consoles entirely. The gameplay is similar to the famous ''VideoGame/MarbleMadness'' arcade game, with one important difference: '''[[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys MONKEYS!]]''' Oh, and something about tilting the world instead of having direct control of your character. But mostly monkeys.
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* ''Super Monkey Ball: Banana Mania'' (A remaster of ''Super Monkey Ball'', ''Super Monkey Ball 2'', and ''Super Monkey Ball Deluxe'' with the art style and characters of the modern games for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/Playstation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesXAndS, and PC.)
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* ''Super Monkey Ball: Banana Mania'' (A remaster VideoGameRemake of ''Super Monkey Ball'', ''Super Monkey Ball 2'', and ''Super Monkey Ball Deluxe'' with the art style and characters of the modern games for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/Playstation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesXAndS, and PC.)
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* ArtisticLicensePhysics: During the minigame award ceremonies that is [[ArtisticLicenseSpace in space]]/[[SuperNotDrowningSkills underwater]] (depending if the minigame takes place there or not), the monkeys are seen outside their balls and are completely unaffected by the lack of air and gravity.
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* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace / SuperNotDrowningSkills: Normally justified since the monkey you play as is in a plastic ball, but during the minigame award ceremonies that is in space/underwater (depending if the minigame takes place there or not), the monkeys are seen outside their balls and are completely unaffected by the lack of air [[SpaceDoesNotWorkThatWay and gravity]].
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** Alongside Sonic's return in ''Banana Mania'' is Tails, [[VideoGame/JetSetRadio Beat]] (he turns all bananas into spray paint cans), and [[VideoGame/{{Yakuza}} Kazuma Kiryu]] (he turns bananas into Stamina X bottles). Paid DLC also includes [[VideoGame/Persona5 Morgana]] (he turns bananas into treasure chests), Franchise/HelloKitty (she turns bananas into apples), and [[VideoGame/MonsterRancher Suezo]] (he turns bananas into discs).
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** Alongside Sonic's return in ''Banana Mania'' is Tails, Tails (also turns bananas into rings), [[VideoGame/JetSetRadio Beat]] (he turns (turns all bananas into spray paint cans), and [[VideoGame/{{Yakuza}} Kazuma Kiryu]] (he turns (turns bananas into Stamina X bottles). Paid DLC also includes [[VideoGame/Persona5 Morgana]] (he turns (turns bananas into treasure chests), Franchise/HelloKitty (she turns (turns bananas into apples), and [[VideoGame/MonsterRancher Suezo]] (he turns (turns bananas into discs).discs), the UsefulNotes/GameGear, UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn, and UsefulNotes/SegaDreamcast.
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** Alongside Sonic's return in ''Banana Mania'' is Tails, [[VideoGame/JetSetRadio Beat]] (he turns all bananas into spray paint cans), and [[VideoGame/{{Yakuza}} Kazuma Kiryu]] (he turns bananas into Stamina X bottles). Paid DLC also includes [[VideoGame/Persona5 Morgana]] (he turns bananas into treasure chests), and Franchise/HelloKitty (she turns bananas into apples).
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** Alongside Sonic's return in ''Banana Mania'' is Tails, [[VideoGame/JetSetRadio Beat]] (he turns all bananas into spray paint cans), and [[VideoGame/{{Yakuza}} Kazuma Kiryu]] (he turns bananas into Stamina X bottles). Paid DLC also includes [[VideoGame/Persona5 Morgana]] (he turns bananas into treasure chests), and Franchise/HelloKitty (she turns bananas into apples).apples), and [[VideoGame/MonsterRancher Suezo]] (he turns bananas into discs).
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** Alongside Sonic's return in ''Banana Mania'' is Tails, [[VideoGame/JetSetRadio Beat]] (he turns all bananas into spray paint cans), [[VideoGame/{{Yakuza}} Kazuma Kiryu]] (he turns bananas into Stamina X bottles), [[VideoGame/Persona5 Morgana]] (he turns bananas into treasure chests), and Franchise/HelloKitty (the last two being paid DLC).
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** Alongside Sonic's return in ''Banana Mania'' is Tails, [[VideoGame/JetSetRadio Beat]] (he turns all bananas into spray paint cans), and [[VideoGame/{{Yakuza}} Kazuma Kiryu]] (he turns bananas into Stamina X bottles), bottles). Paid DLC also includes [[VideoGame/Persona5 Morgana]] (he turns bananas into treasure chests), and Franchise/HelloKitty (the last two being paid DLC).(she turns bananas into apples).
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** Alongside Sonic's return in ''Banana Mania'' is Tails, [[VideoGame/JetSetRadio Beat]] (he turns all bananas into spray paint cans), [[VideoGame/{{Yakuza}} Kazuma Kiryu]] (he turns bananas into Stamina X bottles), [[VideoGame/Persona5 Morgana]], and Franchise/Hello Kitty (the last two being paid DLC).
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** Alongside Sonic's return in ''Banana Mania'' is Tails, [[VideoGame/JetSetRadio Beat]] (he turns all bananas into spray paint cans), [[VideoGame/{{Yakuza}} Kazuma Kiryu]] (he turns bananas into Stamina X bottles), [[VideoGame/Persona5 Morgana]], Morgana]] (he turns bananas into treasure chests), and Franchise/Hello Kitty Franchise/HelloKitty (the last two being paid DLC).
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* ConsoleCameo: In Challenge Mode of ''Super Monkey Ball 2'', [[spoiler: the final level in Master Extra takes place on a rotating [=GameCube=]. ''Deluxe'' changed it into into a six-sided die]]
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* ConsoleCameo: ConsoleCameo
** In Challenge Mode of ''Super Monkey Ball 2'', [[spoiler: the final level in Master Extra takes place on a rotating [=GameCube=]. ''Deluxe'' changed it into into a six-sideddie]]die]]
** DLC for Banana Mania includes a pack where assorted Sega consoles become playable characters.
** In Challenge Mode of ''Super Monkey Ball 2'', [[spoiler: the final level in Master Extra takes place on a rotating [=GameCube=]. ''Deluxe'' changed it into into a six-sided
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** Alongside Sonic's return in ''Banana Mania'' is Tails, [[VideoGame/JetSetRadio Beat]] (he turns all bananas into spray paint cans), [[VideoGame/{{Yakuza}} Kazuma Kiryu]] (he turns bananas into Stamina X bottles), and [[VideoGame/Persona5 Morgana]] (as Morgana]], and Franchise/Hello Kitty (the last two being paid DLC).
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* GuestFighter: ''Banana Blitz HD'' adds Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog as an hidden playable character. He has, naturally, the fastest speed and bounce and all bananas in the level turn into rings. Sonic returns in ''Banana Mania'' along with Tails.
** Alongside Sonic's return in ''Banana Mania'' is Beat from ''VideoGame/JetSetRadio''. Similarly, he turns all bananas into spray paint cans.
** [[VideoGame/{{Yakuza}} Kazuma Kiryu]] also appears in ''Banana Mania'', with the bananas turning into Stamina X bottles.
** Alongside Sonic's return in ''Banana Mania'' is Beat from ''VideoGame/JetSetRadio''. Similarly, he turns all bananas into spray paint cans.
** [[VideoGame/{{Yakuza}} Kazuma Kiryu]] also appears in ''Banana Mania'', with the bananas turning into Stamina X bottles.
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** Alongside Sonic's return in ''Banana Mania'' isBeat from ''VideoGame/JetSetRadio''. Similarly, he Tails, [[VideoGame/JetSetRadio Beat]] (he turns all bananas into spray paint cans.
**cans), [[VideoGame/{{Yakuza}} Kazuma Kiryu]] also appears in ''Banana Mania'', with the (he turns bananas turning into Stamina X bottles.bottles), and [[VideoGame/Persona5 Morgana]] (as paid DLC).
** ''Banana Blitz HD'' adds Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog as an hidden playable character. He has, naturally, the fastest speed and bounce and all bananas in the level turn into
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* GuestFighter: ''Banana Blitz HD'' adds Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog as an hidden playable character. He has, naturally, the fastest speed and bounce and all bananas in the level turn into rings.
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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: ''Banana Mania'' adds [=Yanyan=] and Doctor to the first two games and ''Deluxe'' when they wouldn't debut in the series until 2006- five years following the first ''Super Monkey Ball'', four after its sequel and one year after ''Deluxe''.
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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: ''Banana Mania'' adds [=Yanyan=] and Doctor to the first two games and ''Deluxe'' when they wouldn't debut in the series until 2006- 2006, with the release of Banana Blitz- five years following the first ''Super Monkey Ball'', four after its sequel and one year after ''Deluxe''.''Deluxe''.
** The same goes with Jam and Jet who didn't debut in the series until Step and Roll in 2010 and 3D in 2011, respectively.
** The same goes with Jam and Jet who didn't debut in the series until Step and Roll in 2010 and 3D in 2011, respectively.
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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: ''Banana Mania'' adds [=Yanyan=] and Doctor to the first two games and ''Deluxe'', when they wouldn't debut in the series until 2006- five years following the first ''Super Monkey Ball'', four after its sequel and one year after ''Deluxe''.
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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: ''Banana Mania'' adds [=Yanyan=] and Doctor to the first two games and ''Deluxe'', ''Deluxe'' when they wouldn't debut in the series until 2006- five years following the first ''Super Monkey Ball'', four after its sequel and one year after ''Deluxe''.
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* ''Super Monkey Ball: Banana Mania'' (A remaster of ''Super Monkey Ball'', ''Super Monkey Ball 2'', and ''Super Monkey Ball Deluxe'' with the art style and characters of the modern games for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/Playstation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesX, UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesXAndS, and PC.)
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* ''Super Monkey Ball: Banana Mania'' (A remaster of ''Super Monkey Ball'', ''Super Monkey Ball 2'', and ''Super Monkey Ball Deluxe'' with the art style and characters of the modern games for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/Playstation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, and UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesX, and PC.)
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* ''Super Monkey Ball: Banana Mania'' (A remaster of ''Super Monkey Ball'', ''Super Monkey Ball 2'', and ''Super Monkey Ball Deluxe'' with the art style and characters of the modern games for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/Playstation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, and UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesX, and PC.)
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* ''Super Monkey Ball: Banana Mania'' (A remaster of ''Super Monkey Ball'', ''Super Monkey Ball 2'', and ''Super Monkey Ball Deluxe'' with the art style and characters of the modern games for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/Playstation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, and UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesX)UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesX, and PC.)
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* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: [=MeeMee=] and [=YanYan=].
* VideoGameSettings: [[note]]All settings from ''DX'' are from ''1'' and ''2''.[[/note]]
** From ''Monkey Ball'':
*** BubblyClouds: Floors 1-10 has a basic sky theme, Floors 11-20 have different variations depending on what difficulty is chosen, and Floors 41-50 take place in a thunderstorm.
*** UnderTheSea: Advanced 21-30.
*** ShiftingSandLand: Expert 21-29.
*** SlippySlideyIceWorld: Expert 31-39.
*** SpaceZone: The Extra Stages. [[spoiler: The sole Master Stage also counts as this.]]
** From ''Super Monkey Ball 1'':
*** GreenHillZone: Floors 1-4 (in all selectable modes)
*** FloatingContinent: Beginner 6-10 and Advanced 6-9 each have some nearby.
*** HubCity: Advanced 11-19 and Expert 6-9.
*** UnderTheSea: Advanced 21-30 and Expert 11-19.
*** ShiftingSandLand: Expert 21-29.
*** SlippySlideyIceWorld: Expert 31-39, but with friction!
*** TempleOfDoom: Expert 41-50.
*** BonusStage: Floors 5, 10, 20, 30, and 40, so long as they aren't the last stage.
*** SpaceZone: The Extra stages.
*** [[spoiler: BubblyClouds: The Master Stages, but golden!]]
** From ''2'':
*** GreenHillZone: Jungle Island, which yields stages 1-4 in all difficulties.
*** AmusementPark: Keekee Island, although it's never directly mentioned in-game. It yields Beginner 6-10 and Advanced 6-9.
*** UnderTheSea: Under the Ocean, which contains Advanced stages 11-19.
*** BubblegloopSwamp: Boiling Pot, [[LevelAte which also turns out to have food in it]]. Advanced 21-30 and Expert 6-9 are all here. Also the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Bubbly Washing Machine]], which [[SceneryPorn swapped the swamp with a Washing Machine]]. Expert 21-29 are here.
*** EternalEngine: Clock Tower Factory, a Clock Tower that downplays this, which contains Expert 11-19. Played straight with Dr. Bad Boon's Base, which has Beginner/Advanced Extras 6-10, [[spoiler: Master 6-10]], and [[spoiler: Master Extra]].
*** LethalLavaLand: Volcanic Magma, which contains Expert 31-39.
*** WombLevel: Inside the Whale, [[SceneryPorn despite its beauty]], tries to torment you with Expert 41-50.
*** SpaceZone: Space Colony, which contains Beginner/Advanced Extra stages 1-5, Expert Extra, and [[spoiler: Master 1-5]].
*** BonusLevel: Again from ''Super Monkey Ball'', in non-Extra and non-[[spoiler:Master]] modes, stages 5, 10, 20, 30, and 40, if they're not last levels.
** From ''Adventure'':
*** GreenHillZone: Monkey Island
*** AmusementParkOfDoom: Zootopia
*** EternalEngine: Moonhaven is a floating one.
*** SkyscraperCity: Monkitropolis
*** UnderwaterRuins: Kongri-La
** From ''Touch and Roll'':
*** GreenHillZone: Wet n' Windy
*** JungleJapes: Junglistic Journey
*** ShiftingSandLand: Blistering Sands
*** CaveBehindTheFalls: Fantascene Falls averts this; you can't even go BEHIND the background!
*** LethalLavaLand: Parlavar Lava
*** SlippySlideyIceWorld: Ice Lolly Land. There may be friction, but a ThatOneLevel makes its home here.
*** BubblyClouds: Tempest Storm has a variant in Bubbly ''Thunder''clouds.
*** BleakLevel: Meteorite Mayhem
*** SpaceZone: Big Bang Boom and [[spoiler: Mesh Mosh]]
*** EternalEngine: Zero G Station
*** [[spoiler: GameLevel: Studio One]]
** From ''Banana Blitz'': (NOTE: [=iOS=] Monkey Ball Games have worlds from this game)
*** GreenHillZone: Monkey Island. Becomes a RecurringLocation.
*** JungleJapes: Jumble Jungle
*** SlippySlideyIceWorld: Smooth Sherbet. Again, there's friction.
*** ShiftingSandLand: Detritus Desert
*** GangplankGalleon: Pirates Ocean
*** UndergroundLevel: Cobalt Caverns is one with gems!
*** LethalLavaLand: Volcanic Pools
*** SpaceZone: Space Case
*** BubblegloopSwamp: [[spoiler: Sinking Swamp]] ''finally'' plays it straight. However, it may be unlockable, but [[BrutalBonusLevel this one is NOT easy]]!
*** [[spoiler: BubblyClouds: Ultra Heaven is a golden version of this!]]
** In ''Step and Roll'':
*** GreenHillZone: Monkey Island
*** RuinsForRuinsSake: Excavation Site
*** UnderTheSea: [[PunnyName Chimpan Sea]]
*** {{Wutai}}: Far East
*** SlippySlideyIceWorld: Polar Festival. Again, friction is present.
*** LethalLavaLand: Magma Valley
*** [[spoiler: EternalEngine: Siliconia]]
** From ''3D'':
*** GreenHillZone: Monkey Island
*** ArabianNightsDays: Literature/{{Aladdin}}'s Castle
*** LevelAte: Sweet Mountain
*** BigBoosHaunt: Bananightmare
*** {{Wutai}}: Dragon Festival
*** BubblyClouds: Skyopolis
*** EternalEngine: Space Factory
*** [[spoiler: RuinsForRuinsSake: Mystic Dome]]
** From ''Banana Splitz''
*** GreenHillZone (LethalLavaLand in Advanced): Tinny Jungle (Stages 1-10)
*** {{Prehistoria}}: Clay Civilization (Stages 11-20)
*** ToyTime (Also a SlippySlideyIceWorld in Advanced): Block Kingdom (Stages 21-30)
*** TheWildWest: Cardboard Canyon (Stages 31-40)
*** SpaceZone: Polygon Galaxy (Stages 41-50)
*** [[spoiler: PlaceBeyondTime: Super Monkey Hall (Master Stages)]]
* VideoGameSettings: [[note]]All settings from ''DX'' are from ''1'' and ''2''.[[/note]]
** From ''Monkey Ball'':
*** BubblyClouds: Floors 1-10 has a basic sky theme, Floors 11-20 have different variations depending on what difficulty is chosen, and Floors 41-50 take place in a thunderstorm.
*** UnderTheSea: Advanced 21-30.
*** ShiftingSandLand: Expert 21-29.
*** SlippySlideyIceWorld: Expert 31-39.
*** SpaceZone: The Extra Stages. [[spoiler: The sole Master Stage also counts as this.]]
** From ''Super Monkey Ball 1'':
*** GreenHillZone: Floors 1-4 (in all selectable modes)
*** FloatingContinent: Beginner 6-10 and Advanced 6-9 each have some nearby.
*** HubCity: Advanced 11-19 and Expert 6-9.
*** UnderTheSea: Advanced 21-30 and Expert 11-19.
*** ShiftingSandLand: Expert 21-29.
*** SlippySlideyIceWorld: Expert 31-39, but with friction!
*** TempleOfDoom: Expert 41-50.
*** BonusStage: Floors 5, 10, 20, 30, and 40, so long as they aren't the last stage.
*** SpaceZone: The Extra stages.
*** [[spoiler: BubblyClouds: The Master Stages, but golden!]]
** From ''2'':
*** GreenHillZone: Jungle Island, which yields stages 1-4 in all difficulties.
*** AmusementPark: Keekee Island, although it's never directly mentioned in-game. It yields Beginner 6-10 and Advanced 6-9.
*** UnderTheSea: Under the Ocean, which contains Advanced stages 11-19.
*** BubblegloopSwamp: Boiling Pot, [[LevelAte which also turns out to have food in it]]. Advanced 21-30 and Expert 6-9 are all here. Also the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Bubbly Washing Machine]], which [[SceneryPorn swapped the swamp with a Washing Machine]]. Expert 21-29 are here.
*** EternalEngine: Clock Tower Factory, a Clock Tower that downplays this, which contains Expert 11-19. Played straight with Dr. Bad Boon's Base, which has Beginner/Advanced Extras 6-10, [[spoiler: Master 6-10]], and [[spoiler: Master Extra]].
*** LethalLavaLand: Volcanic Magma, which contains Expert 31-39.
*** WombLevel: Inside the Whale, [[SceneryPorn despite its beauty]], tries to torment you with Expert 41-50.
*** SpaceZone: Space Colony, which contains Beginner/Advanced Extra stages 1-5, Expert Extra, and [[spoiler: Master 1-5]].
*** BonusLevel: Again from ''Super Monkey Ball'', in non-Extra and non-[[spoiler:Master]] modes, stages 5, 10, 20, 30, and 40, if they're not last levels.
** From ''Adventure'':
*** GreenHillZone: Monkey Island
*** AmusementParkOfDoom: Zootopia
*** EternalEngine: Moonhaven is a floating one.
*** SkyscraperCity: Monkitropolis
*** UnderwaterRuins: Kongri-La
** From ''Touch and Roll'':
*** GreenHillZone: Wet n' Windy
*** JungleJapes: Junglistic Journey
*** ShiftingSandLand: Blistering Sands
*** CaveBehindTheFalls: Fantascene Falls averts this; you can't even go BEHIND the background!
*** LethalLavaLand: Parlavar Lava
*** SlippySlideyIceWorld: Ice Lolly Land. There may be friction, but a ThatOneLevel makes its home here.
*** BubblyClouds: Tempest Storm has a variant in Bubbly ''Thunder''clouds.
*** BleakLevel: Meteorite Mayhem
*** SpaceZone: Big Bang Boom and [[spoiler: Mesh Mosh]]
*** EternalEngine: Zero G Station
*** [[spoiler: GameLevel: Studio One]]
** From ''Banana Blitz'': (NOTE: [=iOS=] Monkey Ball Games have worlds from this game)
*** GreenHillZone: Monkey Island. Becomes a RecurringLocation.
*** JungleJapes: Jumble Jungle
*** SlippySlideyIceWorld: Smooth Sherbet. Again, there's friction.
*** ShiftingSandLand: Detritus Desert
*** GangplankGalleon: Pirates Ocean
*** UndergroundLevel: Cobalt Caverns is one with gems!
*** LethalLavaLand: Volcanic Pools
*** SpaceZone: Space Case
*** BubblegloopSwamp: [[spoiler: Sinking Swamp]] ''finally'' plays it straight. However, it may be unlockable, but [[BrutalBonusLevel this one is NOT easy]]!
*** [[spoiler: BubblyClouds: Ultra Heaven is a golden version of this!]]
** In ''Step and Roll'':
*** GreenHillZone: Monkey Island
*** RuinsForRuinsSake: Excavation Site
*** UnderTheSea: [[PunnyName Chimpan Sea]]
*** {{Wutai}}: Far East
*** SlippySlideyIceWorld: Polar Festival. Again, friction is present.
*** LethalLavaLand: Magma Valley
*** [[spoiler: EternalEngine: Siliconia]]
** From ''3D'':
*** GreenHillZone: Monkey Island
*** ArabianNightsDays: Literature/{{Aladdin}}'s Castle
*** LevelAte: Sweet Mountain
*** BigBoosHaunt: Bananightmare
*** {{Wutai}}: Dragon Festival
*** BubblyClouds: Skyopolis
*** EternalEngine: Space Factory
*** [[spoiler: RuinsForRuinsSake: Mystic Dome]]
** From ''Banana Splitz''
*** GreenHillZone (LethalLavaLand in Advanced): Tinny Jungle (Stages 1-10)
*** {{Prehistoria}}: Clay Civilization (Stages 11-20)
*** ToyTime (Also a SlippySlideyIceWorld in Advanced): Block Kingdom (Stages 21-30)
*** TheWildWest: Cardboard Canyon (Stages 31-40)
*** SpaceZone: Polygon Galaxy (Stages 41-50)
*** [[spoiler: PlaceBeyondTime: Super Monkey Hall (Master Stages)]]
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* VideoGameSettings: [[note]]All settings from ''DX'' are from ''1'' and ''2''.[[/note]]
** From ''Monkey Ball'':
*** BubblyClouds: Floors 1-10 has a basic sky theme, Floors 11-20 have different variations depending on what difficulty is chosen, and Floors 41-50 take place in a thunderstorm.
*** UnderTheSea: Advanced 21-30.
*** ShiftingSandLand: Expert 21-29.
*** SlippySlideyIceWorld: Expert 31-39.
*** SpaceZone: The Extra Stages. [[spoiler: The sole Master Stage also counts as this.]]
** From ''Super Monkey Ball 1'':
*** GreenHillZone: Floors 1-4 (in all selectable modes)
*** FloatingContinent: Beginner 6-10 and Advanced 6-9 each have some nearby.
*** HubCity: Advanced 11-19 and Expert 6-9.
*** UnderTheSea: Advanced 21-30 and Expert 11-19.
*** ShiftingSandLand: Expert 21-29.
*** SlippySlideyIceWorld: Expert 31-39, but with friction!
*** TempleOfDoom: Expert 41-50.
*** BonusStage: Floors 5, 10, 20, 30, and 40, so long as they aren't the last stage.
*** SpaceZone: The Extra stages.
*** [[spoiler: BubblyClouds: The Master Stages, but golden!]]
** From ''2'':
*** GreenHillZone: Jungle Island, which yields stages 1-4 in all difficulties.
*** AmusementPark: Keekee Island, although it's never directly mentioned in-game. It yields Beginner 6-10 and Advanced 6-9.
*** UnderTheSea: Under the Ocean, which contains Advanced stages 11-19.
*** BubblegloopSwamp: Boiling Pot, [[LevelAte which also turns out to have food in it]]. Advanced 21-30 and Expert 6-9 are all here. Also the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Bubbly Washing Machine]], which [[SceneryPorn swapped the swamp with a Washing Machine]]. Expert 21-29 are here.
*** EternalEngine: Clock Tower Factory, a Clock Tower that downplays this, which contains Expert 11-19. Played straight with Dr. Bad Boon's Base, which has Beginner/Advanced Extras 6-10, [[spoiler: Master 6-10]], and [[spoiler: Master Extra]].
*** LethalLavaLand: Volcanic Magma, which contains Expert 31-39.
*** WombLevel: Inside the Whale, [[SceneryPorn despite its beauty]], tries to torment you with Expert 41-50.
*** SpaceZone: Space Colony, which contains Beginner/Advanced Extra stages 1-5, Expert Extra, and [[spoiler: Master 1-5]].
*** BonusLevel: Again from ''Super Monkey Ball'', in non-Extra and non-[[spoiler:Master]] modes, stages 5, 10, 20, 30, and 40, if they're not last levels.
** From ''Adventure'':
*** GreenHillZone: Monkey Island
*** AmusementParkOfDoom: Zootopia
*** EternalEngine: Moonhaven is a floating one.
*** SkyscraperCity: Monkitropolis
*** UnderwaterRuins: Kongri-La
** From ''Touch and Roll'':
*** GreenHillZone: Wet n' Windy
*** JungleJapes: Junglistic Journey
*** ShiftingSandLand: Blistering Sands
*** CaveBehindTheFalls: Fantascene Falls averts this; you can't even go BEHIND the background!
*** LethalLavaLand: Parlavar Lava
*** SlippySlideyIceWorld: Ice Lolly Land. There may be friction, but a ThatOneLevel makes its home here.
*** BubblyClouds: Tempest Storm has a variant in Bubbly ''Thunder''clouds.
*** BleakLevel: Meteorite Mayhem
*** SpaceZone: Big Bang Boom and [[spoiler: Mesh Mosh]]
*** EternalEngine: Zero G Station
*** [[spoiler: GameLevel: Studio One]]
** From ''Banana Blitz'': (NOTE: [=iOS=] Monkey Ball Games have worlds from this game)
*** GreenHillZone: Monkey Island. Becomes a RecurringLocation.
*** JungleJapes: Jumble Jungle
*** SlippySlideyIceWorld: Smooth Sherbet. Again, there's friction.
*** ShiftingSandLand: Detritus Desert
*** GangplankGalleon: Pirates Ocean
*** UndergroundLevel: Cobalt Caverns is one with gems!
*** LethalLavaLand: Volcanic Pools
*** SpaceZone: Space Case
*** BubblegloopSwamp: [[spoiler: Sinking Swamp]] ''finally'' plays it straight. However, it may be unlockable, but [[BrutalBonusLevel this one is NOT easy]]!
*** [[spoiler: BubblyClouds: Ultra Heaven is a golden version of this!]]
** In ''Step and Roll'':
*** GreenHillZone: Monkey Island
*** RuinsForRuinsSake: Excavation Site
*** UnderTheSea: [[PunnyName Chimpan Sea]]
*** {{Wutai}}: Far East
*** SlippySlideyIceWorld: Polar Festival. Again, friction is present.
*** LethalLavaLand: Magma Valley
*** [[spoiler: EternalEngine: Siliconia]]
** From ''3D'':
*** GreenHillZone: Monkey Island
*** ArabianNightsDays: Literature/{{Aladdin}}'s Castle
*** LevelAte: Sweet Mountain
*** BigBoosHaunt: Bananightmare
*** {{Wutai}}: Dragon Festival
*** BubblyClouds: Skyopolis
*** EternalEngine: Space Factory
*** [[spoiler: RuinsForRuinsSake: Mystic Dome]]
** From ''Banana Splitz''
*** GreenHillZone (LethalLavaLand in Advanced): Tinny Jungle (Stages 1-10)
*** {{Prehistoria}}: Clay Civilization (Stages 11-20)
*** ToyTime (Also a SlippySlideyIceWorld in Advanced): Block Kingdom (Stages 21-30)
*** TheWildWest: Cardboard Canyon (Stages 31-40)
*** SpaceZone: Polygon Galaxy (Stages 41-50)
*** [[spoiler: PlaceBeyondTime: Super Monkey Hall (Master Stages)]]
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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: ''Banana Mania'' adds YanYan and Doctor to the first two games and ''Deluxe'', when they wouldn't debut in the series until 2006- five years following the first ''Super Monkey Ball'' and four after its sequel.
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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: ''Banana Mania'' adds YanYan [=Yanyan=] and Doctor to the first two games and ''Deluxe'', when they wouldn't debut in the series until 2006- five years following the first ''Super Monkey Ball'' and Ball'', four after its sequel.sequel and one year after ''Deluxe''.
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* JokeOfTheButt:
** The title screen for ''Touch & Roll'' features [=AiAi=] ShakingTheRump at the player, who is then actually prompted to ''touch'' his butt with the stylus in order to progress to the rest of the game.
** Captain Crabuchin, the BigBad of ''Banana Blitz'', can only be damaged by striking him in the bottom.
** The whole point of Sumo Smash, a minigame included in ''Step & Roll'', is using your butt to force an opponent out of a ring a la SumoWrestling. [[note]]This one's actually based on [[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%B0%BB%E7%9B%B8%E6%92%B2 a real-life Japanese game]] called ''shirizumo'' (literally "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin butt sumo]]") where the objective is much the same.[[/note]]
** The title screen for ''Touch & Roll'' features [=AiAi=] ShakingTheRump at the player, who is then actually prompted to ''touch'' his butt with the stylus in order to progress to the rest of the game.
** Captain Crabuchin, the BigBad of ''Banana Blitz'', can only be damaged by striking him in the bottom.
** The whole point of Sumo Smash, a minigame included in ''Step & Roll'', is using your butt to force an opponent out of a ring a la SumoWrestling. [[note]]This one's actually based on [[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%B0%BB%E7%9B%B8%E6%92%B2 a real-life Japanese game]] called ''shirizumo'' (literally "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin butt sumo]]") where the objective is much the same.[[/note]]
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* ''Super Monkey Ball: Banana Mania'' (A remaster of ''Deluxe'' with the art style and characters of the modern games for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/Playstation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, and UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesX)
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* ''Super Monkey Ball: Banana Mania'' (A remaster of ''Deluxe'' ''Super Monkey Ball'', ''Super Monkey Ball 2'', and ''Super Monkey Ball Deluxe'' with the art style and characters of the modern games for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/Playstation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, and UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesX)
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* ''Super Monkey Ball: Banana Mania'' (Confirmed at least for Nintendo Switch and UsefulNotes/PlayStation 5)
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