Between the two rows of Brick Block with the Yoshi Egg and the beanstalk.

The Yoshi Egg is found in the right-most Brick Block in the row before the row with the beanstalk, and the score to beat is 30000. Deluxe, the player can collect five Red Coins, find a hidden Yoshi Egg, and get a medal based on their score. After the last remaining pipes is the flagpole. The Warp Pipe between the two stone structures leads to another underground area with coins and a power-up. After the pipe the player can come up from the underwater area and across the large gap, the player can find a Starman in the top-left-most Brick Block. If the player does not go down the pipe to the underwater segment, they can find a beanstalk to Coin Heaven in the far right Brick Block of the second row of Brick Blocks above, which at the end drops the player near the end of the level. The Warp Pipe immediately after this row of Brick Blocks leads to an underwater segment with Bloobers, Cheep-cheeps, and downward moving lifts, with the pipe at the end leading back up to an area with Brick Blocks and a floating pipe. Between the pipes with a Buzzy Beetle are two Brick Blocks with a power-up within the one on the right. After the first pipe is a Coin Block in the Brick Block row above, and the player needs to find a Hidden Block below to reach it. The first pipe leads to an underground area with coins, which leads out to the third pipe afterward. World 6-2 consists of a multitude of Warp Pipes, most of which contain Piranha Plants. Of coure, this isn't unheard of (buzz bombers appear in many stages across classic games), but I do want to see mostly unique badniks for each stage, that make the stage not only look but also work different from each other. We've seen that purple static spikeball appear in Bridge Island and in the squid section of the Minecraft Sonic stage. That also extends to badniks, by the way.

They don't look like they're very much bound to the stage, or made so that the stage uses speed in a particular way. Bridge Island looks like a lot of fun to play, but aesthetically speaking those gimmicks sometime stand out: the stage itself is all made of stone while most gimmicks are made of metal? Which makes them look like they could appear at any point in the game. I understand stage gimmicks are in fact very common in Sonic, but far more often than not they are functionally and aesthetically made to enhance a certain feeling that's particular to that stage (except for the ones that appear in every stage, like springs).

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