This is really the "training level" of course, to help you learn how the system works. As usual, you get 2 parts.

Part 1
To help you understand how to get the best Yoshi, I actually mapped this one out. It's very straightforward for the most part.

3 coins in center, then add clouds to slide left
3 coins on left, then add clouds to slide further left
coin row runs left to right, add clouds beneath
coin row going right to center
Add clouds to slide left (I'll stop with cloud commands now unless really necessary :) )
Coin row left to center - use clouds to push 2 clouds from the right TO the center, so you can get them
Fall down center
Ends in a mine - add clouds to slide right
coin row right to center
coin row left to center
add clouds to go far left
coin row left to center again
3 coins left to center
how there's a hard set right to center - have to do clouds immediately
long squiggles back to the right again
4 down the center
curve left, right, left
double bump left to right

If you get all coins, that's 108. However, that's not good enough for a yellow Yoshi which is your aim. In order to get the yellow Yoshi, you have to snag some nearby enemies with bubbles and toss them towards the falling Mario. Your highest points are going to be from the super-fast blue tadpoles. The trick with those is, when you see them zipping across, just make a ( or ) shape to "catch" them. Once they stop moving, you can make the actual circle shape and then gently push them towards Mario. If there is a spikey nearby, impale the bubble on the spike and then use clouds to move the coin.

Your point levels for the various Yoshis are:
Green - basic Yoshi
Light blue - 60
Pink - 80
Blue - 100
Yellow - 125

The highest I've gotten is 133

Score Attack Part 2


Yoshi Touch and Go Main Review