author=Animebryan
The ice flower isn't central to the level itself, only the boss fight. Since Naval Piranha is just a resprited Mother Brain (which is fireproof), that means the only way to damage it is to either throw a projectile at it (like a block or enemy) or have Yoshi eat an enemy & spit veggies out at it. Taking out the Nipper Plants makes no sense for 2 reasons. 1 - The original Naval Piranha fight from SMW2 actually had Nippers spawn from spores during the fight, since you needed to eat them in order to produce eggs. 2 - Mother Brain is a defenseless boss. Without other enemies & hazards, its not really a 'fight', much less a challenging one.

author=Solitayre
Speaking of things from Yoshi's ISland, can we use the YI Yoshi graphics? I think they look much better than the SMW ones.

author=halibabica
I wouldn't dive into making changes to the boss right away, Bryan. From the look of things, it kinda needs an overhaul. I mean, there are ways we could make it work better with its current layout, but I think something more true to the original Naval Piranha would be much cooler. I could list out the issues with the current version, but Ratty covered them all pretty well.

So here's what I'm thinking: the Naval Piranha's weak spot is its little Adam's apple thing, and that's just above the surface of the water. Ice blocks slide along water, so we can replicate that aspect of the original fight. To do so, we need to make the body into Mother Brain instead of the head. The hit box will need tweaked (among other NPC flags), but I can help you with that.

If we do that, the head will need to be a different NPC; something that can't be killed by any means. I think we could actually change the properties of a donut block to make that work. Basically, the head would be indestructible and capable of hurting the player.

With those two NPCs in place, that would leave the boss' means of attack. Nippers are pretty much mandatory, but I wouldn't use SMBX's normal ones. We should dig up sprites of YI Nippers and replace Tweeter with them. The boss could shoot them forward from its mouth as a projectile generator. If I recall, the Naval Piranha's only other means of attack was to ram into you, and that can totally be done with layer movements. Mother Brain and the donut block can both be moved as layer objects, so it should work.

The big problem I foresee with all this is that it's very technical. I'd be more than happy to help you work through it all step by step 'cuz I think this boss would be absolutely worth it (and you'd probably learn a lot, too). I don't want to overstep my bounds with this bold suggestion, but I do want the bosses in this game to be something special. Let me know what you think of the idea and perhaps we can hammer out the details.

author=Animebryan
Tempest Valley (v2.1) (W1) & Bill Bouncing in Billowy Blumes (v1.1) (W6) by pyrodoom:

author=Joshua Wood
Tempest Valley:
It was a very, VERY minor update. Basically, I fixed a pipe. I may do another update to change that indent - I didn't think it was too problematic(doesn't seem to be, but still), but I thought having a fold would make it look a little more interesting. Of course, being the only fold in the stage probably makes it look VERY out of place, so meh. Really, the update was for someone who had an issue with a pipe.

Bill Bouncing in Billowy Brumes:
WTF. I THOUGHT I FIXED THAT!!!
I saw that big block turn into a red block, WHAT THE FUCK. ;-; I thought I took that graphic out!
Anyways, this part was actually kind of painful to watch, especially after the comment of "you need a more reliable way to get up there". The way you get up there? After the bullet bill passes you, run after it then jump at the bill. You should not fall to the lower platform where the first bouncing koopa was. Surprised you even got it from there.
Also, I noticed that too. It's a pretty weird thing, sometimes the koopas will despawn and respawn at random. Seems to only be SMW koopas, though. Hm.
Originally, instead of donut blocks I was going to heavily use the chasing shell because it's pretty hard to deal with any chasing enemy but it's fun when you use it properly to kill enemies. Eventually, I sort of changed things around when the rainbow shell didn't work out(Lakitu originally threw them... they kept killing bullet bills required to beat the stage).
No one else commented on that rule about mushrooms leaving the screen in my stage, especially not in that fashion. It was a suggestion in forum posts on the event page, not in the rules lists, that people were talking about the off-border stuff when it comes to keeping mushrooms from falling off screen. Not mushrooms actually FALLING off the stage. .3.
I was kind of a dumbass in my placement of some koopas it seems - I need to change one of those blue koopas into another cliff-turning koopa. Honestly, having a blue koopa in W6, especially on such an open stage as this, is redundant and... weird. Like, it BREAKS the stage.
I never intended that to be Agent Toad, but it makes sense. It'd probably be good to edit his dialogue so that he would seem more like Agent Toad to me. In one of the levels, he seems more like "incompetent comic relief" and I was thinking cool dude, so I was just gonna be like, "Hey dude, have these sweet power-ups I found!" or something next time I edited the stage.
Which should be soon, seems I've got some work to do with it.

Thanks for playing my levels in a video! :D

author=Frogge
World 6 it is. PREPARE FOR CLUTTER.

author=Punkitt
K, should I submit to every world except 5?