Funhouse 2

Funhouse 2
Area type	Hub
Course	Wing Mario Over The Rainbow
Area ID	2
First appearance	v0.2
Removed in	v0.2.5

Non-Public Area

Note: This area is only present in versions of B3313 not originally intended for public release.

Removed area

This article is about an area that was removed from B3313 and is only present in older versions.

Conjecture

This article's title is conjectural. This means that there is currently no official name for the stage, and its title comes from either the community or an unofficial source. The title of this article is subject to change some time in the future when new information is given.

Funhouse 2 was an area in B3313.

Description

The area has the same layout as Funhouse except the doors are missing and warp pipes fill the strangely-textured halls. Most of the pipes do not have warps set and so will crash the game if entered. One wall still contains a working warp, which leads to Star Road (beta).

Origins

The area is a direct import of an unused level (sm64/map/stage3/donjon/donjon_shape.sou) found in Super Mario 64's source code in the Nintendo gigaleak. Called "Stage3" or "donjon," the level is theorized to be a prototype of Peach's castle serving as a hub.

"Donjon" is a Middle English word (pronounced like and related to "dungeon") which refers to a castle keep or stronghold, usually a fortified tower at the center of the castle. "Donjon" has been incorrectly described as the romanization of the Japanese word for "castle" or "great tower." While the Japanese word 天守閣 can be defined as a donjon or castle keep, it is romanized as "tenshukaku," not "donjon."

Warps

Leading here

• Plexal Lobby: Jump into the warp hole next to a Boo painting in one of the painting rooms.

Leading away

• Star Road (beta): Jump into one of the space-themed walls.
• Ghost Slide: Jump into the warp pipe in an area with pink and white walls.

Gallery

Supposed main room of the area.

Strange symbol on ceiling of another room. It is a texture (goldtile_txt) from the gigaleak which possibly reads "Ultra Mario Bros."

Warp pipe leading to a game crash in a blue and white walled room.

Warp pipe leading to a game crash against a gumdrop wall.

Warp pipe leading to Ghost Slide in a pink and white room.