Beginner is a difficulty level of the Main Game. It is the easiest difficulty level, usually featuring 10 floors.
Super Monkey Ball
The Beginner icon as it appears in Super Monkey Ball
In Super Monkey Ball, it contains ten floors. There are also 3 Extra Floors that can be played if the player didn't use a continue (lose a monkey in the American version and original arcade release).
All Beginner floors of SMB 1
Floors 1-4 are set in the Jungle , Floors 6-10 are set in the Sky High background, and the Extra Floors are set in Starry Night. The names in brackets are their names in Super Monkey Ball Deluxe.
- Beginner Floor 1 (Plain)
- Beginner Floor 2 (Diamond)
- Beginner Floor 3 (Hairpin)
- Beginner Floor 4 (Wide Bridge)
- Beginner Floor 5 (Bonus Basic)
- Beginner Floor 6 (Slopes)
- Beginner Floor 7 (Steps)
- Beginner Floor 8 (Blocks)
- Beginner Floor 9 (Jump Single)
- Beginner Floor 10 (Exam-A)
Extra Stages
- Extra Beginner Floor 1 (Blur Bridge)
- Extra Beginner Floor 2 (Hitter)
- Extra Beginner Floor 3 (AV Logo)
Super Monkey Ball 2
The Beginner logo in Super Monkey Ball 2.
In Super Monkey Ball 2 there are ten normal floors and 10 extra floors.
Floors 1-4 are set in Jungle Island, while Floors 6-10 are set in the Keekee Island Amusement Park. Extra stages 1-5 are
set in the Space Colony, while extra stages 6-10 are set inside Dr. Bad-Boon's Base.
All Beginner stages in SMB2
- Simple
- Hollow
- Bumpy
- Switches
- Bowl (Bonus Level)
- Floaters
- Slopes (called 'Tub' in SMBDX)
- Sliders
- Spinning Top
- Curve Bridge
Extra Stages
- Conveyers
- Bumpy Check
- Alternative
- Junction
- Bead Screen
- Fluctuation
- Folders
- Quick Turn
- Linear Seesaws
- Birth
Glitch Floor
By preforming a special routine, the player can access Glitch Floor 11.
Super Monkey Ball Deluxe
This is a list of the Super Monkey Ball Deluxe Beginner levels. There are 40 regular levels, and 20 Extra levels. The Beginner Extra levels are accessed by beating the regular levels without using a continue.
Floors
Floors in bold are from Super Monkey Ball. Floors in italics are from Super Monkey Ball 2.
- Plain
- Diamond
- Hairpin
- Wide Bridge
- Simple
- Hollow
- Bumpy
- Switches
- Floaters
- Bonus Basic (Bonus)
- Edge
- Escalators
- Serpentine
- Swirl
- Dormant Pits
- Composition
- Dynamo
- Lunchbox
- Gutter
- Rising Inclines (Bonus)
- Slopes
- Steps
- Blocks
- Jump Single
- Exam-A
- Tub
- Sliders (called 'Windy Slide' in PAL version )
- Spinning Top
- Curve Bridge
- Scabrous
- Jolt Channel
- Inertial
- Octagonal
- Sewer
- Arc Bridges
- Veer Field
- Teeter
- Stream
- Catwalk
- Catapult
Extra Levels
- Blur Bridge
- Hitter
- AV Logo
- Rhombus
- Buoy
- Conveyers
- Bumpy Check
- Alternative
- Junction
- Bead Screen
- Coil Ramp
- Millefeuille
- Waver
- Fat Seesaw
- Treads
- Fluctuation
- Folders
- Quick Turn
- Linear Seesaws
- Birth
Super Monkey Ball Adventure
All of these stages are set in Jungle Island. There are no bonus floors in this game.
The Beginner icon in Super Monkey Ball Adventure.
- Crossroads
- Shuffle
- Over The Hills
- Cascade
- Overrun
- Ripple
- Holes
- Jump
- Tongue Twister
- Sequencer
- Celtic Knots
- Simple Split
Super Monkey Ball: Banana Splitz
The ten stages in this game are reused from previous games. The game of origin (and original title, if necessary) is noted with the title.
The Beginner icon from Super Monkey Ball: Banana Splitz
The stages take place in Monkey Island.
- Plain (Beginner 1 from Super Monkey Ball)
- WIN002 (Sine Wave from Touch & Roll)
- Hairpin (Beginner 3 from Super Monkey Ball)
- CHUTO (Chute from Step & Roll)
- Basic Bonus (Beginner 5 from Super Monkey Ball)
- Diamond Zone (Beginner 2 from Super Monkey Ball)
- Monkey Island 5 (World 1-5 from Banana Blitz)
- Sliders (Beginner 8 from Super Monkey Ball 2)
- Wide Bridge (Beginner 4 from Super Monkey Ball)
- Steps (Beginner 8 from Super Monkey Ball)