What happens if you get the pink coin at the end of the tutorial level?

There is a single pink coin at the end of the tutorial level, after wall jumping to the top of a set of pipes.

You can't revisit this level without uninstalling and reinstalling the game (as far as I can tell).

Do you get anything special for collecting this coin?

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What do pink coins do in Mario?

If Mario collects all the Pink Coins in a level, a key will appear, which can be used to unlock a locked door. A maximum of five Pink Coins can be placed in the main level, in addition to another maximum of five in the sub-level, for a maximum of ten in the entire level.

How to beat bowser in super Mario run world 1?

However, if you're small Mario it's best to wait. Bowser will leap up in the air before walking backward, then he'll walk towards you and shoot a fireball. If you jump while he's walking backward, you'll hit his shell and die. But if you time your jump when he's walking forward, you'll sail over him to cut the chain.

How do you get pink coins?

The first Pink Coin in World 1-1 can be found just beyond the first set of coins, right after you get the mushroom. Look for it at the end of a set of coins that you can jump to claim. The second Pink Coin can be nabbed in mid-air just after you jump over the first set of three Goombas.

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