Bouncy balls with an arrow icon. They can propel Yoshi high up into the air when jumped on, which allows him to reach high areas. Nintendo Extra issue 5 featured an interactive promotional post titled You've never seen Yoshis like this before! marketing the game and showcasing the different Yoshi patterns in it. Flying balloons that carry beads or enemies. The item held by the balloon drops when it is hit by yarn balls. Knot-Wing the Koopa's Fort (2-4), Knot-Wing the Koopa's Aqua Fort (4-4), Knot-Wing the Koopa's Sky Fort (6-4) Fabric walls that contract when pushed by Yoshi. Hidden collectibles can be found in areas secluded by them.

Green Yarn Yoshi spawns an ally in Yoshi's Wooly World. This ally mimics the movements of the player and acts the same as if a second player would be playing. Small hearts that can heal Yoshi's health meter when collected. They appear in Winged Clouds, and will begin to hop around when they hit the ground. Spinning rings with Smiley Flowers and beads that act as goal points. The ring stops spinning when Yoshi passes through it, which causes it to land on an item. Yoshi can then play a Bonus Game or gain extra beads depending on the item he lands on. Big Montgomery's Fort (Level 1-4), Big Montgomery's Bubble Fort (Level 3-4), Big Montgomery's Ice Fort (Level 5-4)The secondary antagonist of the game, he is defeated after being ground-pounded three times by hitting him with yarn balls. Though later, he is transformed by Kamek into Mega Baby Bowser with Wonder Wool. Yoshi must unravel giant yarn balls to throw them at the eight Wonder Wools circling around him to defeat him. Media For a complete list of media for this subject, see Scrapbook Theater § List of music. Yarn Yoshi Takes Shape! Super Mario Bros.: Bullet Bill Patches and Shell Patches greatly resemble their respective original sprites from this game.

A delightful knitted theme makes Yoshi's Woolly World a true joy to play, as everything from Yoshi and his various abilities, to the landscapes and elemental hazards, is beautifully rendered. The accessible gameplay ensures that such a visually delightful title can be experienced by as many people as possible, while the hidden collectibles and special stages more than make up for it and will test the reflexes of many gamers. It's easy to recommend this game to anyone who is endeared by its presentation and enjoys 2D platformers, as everyone has the autonomy to tailor the experience to his or her own skill set." The Green Yarn Yoshi figure is a character figure available in the Yoshi's Woolly World collection of amiibo figures. It was released on October 16, 2015 in North America, alongside the game.

Doors that temporarily transform Yoshi into one of his transformations and transport him into other parts of a level. Wario Land: Shake It!: Several sound effects are reused. These include the pipe entering and boss damaging sound effects.

A platform that tilts on the side that Yoshi is on. Yoshi will fall of if he stays too long on one of the sides. A Yoshi's Egg with wings that appear when Yoshi has been defeated five times, similarly to the Invincibility Leaf. Like the aforementioned power-up, the egg grants Yoshi invincibility when collected. Watermelons that come in different types. Green watermelons are used to spit out seeds, fire watermelons allow Yoshi to breathe out fire, and ice watermelons allow Yoshi to breathe out ice.Nintendo Land (2012) • Sonic Lost World (2013) • Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games (2013) • Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (2014) • Skylanders: SuperChargers (2015) • Minecraft: Wii U Edition (2015) • Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games (2016) Yoshi's Woolly World was developed by Good-Feel and Nintendo, the former having previously developed Wario Land: Shake It! for the Wii. Atsushi Kono was the director of the game, Hironori Kuraoka was the programming director, and Kenta Usui was the map and level design director. Round platforms made up of four smaller platforms. Yoshi can stand on the small platforms to reach other areas by paddling.

In this form, Yoshi continuously moves right, defeating any enemies in his path. It allows the player to climb walls. Platforms that have a number labelled on them, which decrease when touched by Yoshi and some items. The platform disappears when the number decreases to zero. Yoshi's Woolly World is a 2.5D side-scrolling game for the Wii U by Good-Feel. It is the first home console game in the Yoshi franchise since Yoshi's Story, which was first released in 1997. It was first released in Australia on June 25, 2015, and later in Europe the following day (the only Yoshi game to be released in those regions before anywhere else) and in Japan on July 16 and North America on October 16 the same year. The game takes place in a handcrafted universe, similar to the one in Kirby's Epic Yarn, which was also developed by Good-Feel. It follows the adventure of the Yoshis trying to pursue and defeat Kamek, who has unwoven their friends and scattered their materials across six worlds. It was originally called Yarn Yoshi. [5] Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island: Many elements from this game return, including several bosses: Burt the Bashful and Naval Piranha. The level name " Feel Fuzzy, Get Clingy" is based on the level Touch Fuzzy, Get Dizzy. Yoshi's New Island: Transformation Doors have the same function as the Whirly Gates in this game. Some of Kamek's voice clips are reused as well.

The most common items in the game, and are the game's main currency. Beads can usually be found floating in the air, though the player can also collect them via other methods. Stamp Patches are hidden in normal beads.