Teafield

Overview
Teafield is a large, open field built high in the sky. With overgrown grass, a few blocks, a few arches, and a few trees, this is a confusing stage to roll through at first, and it can look pretty intimidating to some players at first. It's an incredibly flat field with an orange border surrounding the natural space, so it's tougher to fail to stop. There are eight red Teapots that you must collect in order to unlock the STOP Pad. Some Teapots will need to be obtained with wall-hits or power-ups, depending on what suits you better. The Teapots are found in these locations:


 * #1 by the large block where the GO Pad is located.
 * #2 under the left arch.
 * #3 under the center arch.
 * #4 under the right arch.
 * #5 by a tree near the right arch.
 * #6 on top of the other large wooden block opposite the GO Pad.
 * #7 on a corner of the map.
 * #8 on a corner atop the center arch.

Description
Locate your eight lost red Teapots in this unkempt field.

Help Text
This field hasn't been mowed for years, so navigating it may be confusing to you. Make sure you map out your surroundings!

Trivia

 * The tall grass used to be much taller.
 * This stage has been criticized for it being difficult to see where you're rolling.
 * You can find a Jump Boost behind a tree near the left arch, a Gyrocopter on the left arch, and a Sticky Sponge near a block.
 * From the team: This stage was one of the main reasons why the Teapot Beams were added to Marble Blast STOP II.

Cultural References

 * This stage is similar to Red Coin Field, a stage from Super Mario Sunshine.
 * The "eight red Teapots" concept borrows from the "eight red coins" concept from Super Mario titles.

Errors

 * Some of the grass near the center of the map appears to be misaligned.