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The Dreampoint on Mount Pajamaja is encountered during Mario, Luigi, Dreambert and [[Starlow]]'s hasty retreat from the [[Dreambeats]] created by the speakers [[Private Goomp]] switched on at the peak of the mountain. Mario enters the Dream World of this Dreampoint in order to escape the effect of the Dreambeats. | The Dreampoint on Mount Pajamaja is encountered during Mario, Luigi, Dreambert and [[Starlow]]'s hasty retreat from the [[Dreambeats]] created by the speakers [[Private Goomp]] switched on at the peak of the mountain. Mario enters the Dream World of this Dreampoint in order to escape the effect of the Dreambeats. | ||
[[Driftwood Shore]] houses four Dreampoints, all four having a [[Seadring]] residing in the Dream World of each. Mario and Luigi initially enter the Dreampoint of the oldest Seadring, [[Seadric]], to hide [[Princess Peach]] (though really [[Kamek]] in disguise) in safety, but are told of the [[Dream Egg]]s his younger siblings have in separate Dream Worlds at separate Dreampoints. They are also told how they can expand this Dream World to hide Peach deeper, which Mario and Luigi begin seeking as such. After entering the three other Dreampoints to gather the Dream Eggs [[ | [[Driftwood Shore]] houses four Dreampoints, all four having a [[Seadring]] residing in the Dream World of each. Mario and Luigi initially enter the Dreampoint of the oldest Seadring, [[Seadric]], to hide [[Princess Peach]] (though really [[Kamek]] in disguise) in safety, but are told of the [[Dream Egg]]s his younger siblings have in separate Dream Worlds at separate Dreampoints. They are also told how they can expand this Dream World to hide Peach deeper, which Mario and Luigi begin seeking as such. After entering the three other Dreampoints to gather the Dream Eggs [[Seabell]], [[Seatoon]] and [[Seabury]] have, Mario and Luigi return to the Dreampoint with Seadric to expand the Dream World and hide Peach from Bowser's clutches. | ||
The Dreampoint deep in [[Somnom Woods]] lies at the Pi'illo Temple, guarded by [[Pi'illodium]]. Mario and Luigi use this Dreampoint as it's the only one known to provide access to the Dream World the [[Zeekeeper]] rests in when slept at on the [[Ultibed]], whom the Bros. must awaken to destroy [[Neo Bowser Castle]]'s barrier. | The Dreampoint deep in [[Somnom Woods]] lies at the Pi'illo Temple, guarded by [[Pi'illodium]]. Mario and Luigi use this Dreampoint as it's the only one known to provide access to the Dream World the [[Zeekeeper]] rests in when slept at on the [[Ultibed]], whom the Bros. must awaken to destroy [[Neo Bowser Castle (Mario & Luigi: Dream Team)|Neo Bowser Castle]]'s barrier. | ||
==Locations== | ==Locations== | ||
*[[Pi'illo Castle]]; one at the bed in the exhibit room, and another as the [[Battle Ring (Mario & Luigi: Dream Team)|Battle Ring]]. | *[[Pi'illo Castle]]; one at the bed in the exhibit room, and another as the [[Battle Ring (Mario & Luigi: Dream Team)|Battle Ring]]. | ||
*[[Dozing Sands]], one where the Dream Stone once was, and another at the end of the cave where [[Dozing Mattress]] is found. | *[[Dozing Sands]], one where the Dream Stone once was, and another at the end of the cave where [[Dozing Mattress]] is found. | ||
*[[Wakeport]], | *[[Wakeport]], near [[Kylie Koopa]]'s house and another is created in the [[Pi'illoper]]'s basement after [[Bedsmith]] leaves. | ||
*[[Mount Pajamaja]], | *[[Mount Pajamaja]], near its very peak and another where the [[Pajamaja Rock Frame]] was. | ||
*[[Driftwood Shore]], at all four of the blue rafts found throughout the area | *[[Driftwood Shore]], at all four of the blue rafts found throughout the area. | ||
*[[Somnom Woods]], at the Pi'illo Temple. | *[[Somnom Woods]], at the Pi'illo Temple. | ||
*[[Neo Bowser Castle]]; three Koopa Clown Cars used to catch [[Kamek]] at the first and second floors, at the floating Koopa Clown Car platform and the two [[Dark Stone]]-shaped spots on the castle's third floor, and one in Bowser's room. | *[[Neo Bowser Castle (Mario & Luigi: Dream Team)|Neo Bowser Castle]]; three Koopa Clown Cars used to catch [[Kamek]] at the first and second floors, at the floating Koopa Clown Car platform and the two [[Dark Stone]]-shaped spots on the castle's third floor, and one in Bowser's room. | ||
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