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Should Rogueport and the surrounding areas be added here, or is it still a bit unclear of their true location? | Should Rogueport and the surrounding areas be added here, or is it still a bit unclear of their true location? | ||
(Peach's E-mail seems to confirm that is indeed in the Mushroom Kingdom, but even then it would be on the very outskirts considering Luigi's adventures in the Waffle Kingdom and him being at Rogueport between each adventure) --[[User:Sml007.5|Sml007.5]] 18:50, 13 August 2006 (EDT) | (Peach's E-mail seems to confirm that is indeed in the Mushroom Kingdom, but even then it would be on the very outskirts considering Luigi's adventures in the Waffle Kingdom and him being at Rogueport between each adventure) --[[User:Sml007.5|Sml007.5]] 18:50, 13 August 2006 (EDT) | ||
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on the article for the beanbean kningdom, it says it shares its north western border with the mushroom kingdom, but on the mushroom kingdom article it says it shares it southwestern border, witch is correct? one of the articles need to be changed.--[[User:Sonicobbsessed|Sonicobbsessed]] 19:06, 4 June 2008 (EDT) | on the article for the beanbean kningdom, it says it shares its north western border with the mushroom kingdom, but on the mushroom kingdom article it says it shares it southwestern border, witch is correct? one of the articles need to be changed.--[[User:Sonicobbsessed|Sonicobbsessed]] 19:06, 4 June 2008 (EDT) | ||
:From the Beanbean Kingdom, the Mushroom Kingdom is to the north. From the Mushroom Kingdom, the Beanbean Kingdom is to the south. However, it is impossible for both to have a western border with the other: one would have western, the other eastern. {{User:Stumpers/sig}} 23:30, 4 June 2008 (EDT) | :From the Beanbean Kingdom, the Mushroom Kingdom is to the north. From the Mushroom Kingdom, the Beanbean Kingdom is to the south. However, it is impossible for both to have a western border with the other: one would have western, the other eastern. {{User:Stumpers/sig}} 23:30, 4 June 2008 (EDT) | ||
== Islands == | == Islands == | ||
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==Expand [[Mushroom Kingdom#Cities.2C_Towns_and_Castles|Cities, Towns, and Castles]] section to include all locations== | ==Expand [[Mushroom Kingdom#Cities.2C_Towns_and_Castles|Cities, Towns, and Castles]] section to include all locations== | ||
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Since other kingdoms like the [[Beanbean Kingdom#Locations|Beanbean Kingdom]] have a complete list of locations, I think the Mushroom Kingdom should have a complete list of locations, instead | Since other kingdoms like the [[Beanbean Kingdom#Locations|Beanbean Kingdom]] have a complete list of locations, I think the Mushroom Kingdom should have a complete list of locations, instead | ||
of just main cities and towns. Locations like the [[Twilight Trail]], [[Cavi Cape Cave|Cavi Cape]], and [[Star Hill]] are missing. | of just main cities and towns. Locations like the [[Twilight Trail]], [[Cavi Cape Cave|Cavi Cape]], and [[Star Hill]] are missing. | ||
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* [[Peach's Castle]] is referred to as "Mushroom Castle" in [[Super Mario RPG]], [[Mario 64]], [[Paper Mario]], [[M&L2]] and [[NSMB]] | * [[Peach's Castle]] is referred to as "Mushroom Castle" in [[Super Mario RPG]], [[Mario 64]], [[Paper Mario]], [[M&L2]] and [[NSMB]] | ||
* Peach's Castle is referred to as "Peach Castle" in [[Mario Tennis 64]], [[Mario Party 4]], [[M&L3]], [[Mario Sports Mix]], [[Mario Golf: World Tour]], [[NSMB2]], [[NSMBU]] and [[Super Mario 3D World]] | * Peach's Castle is referred to as "Peach Castle" in [[Mario Tennis 64]], [[Mario Party 4]], [[M&L3]], [[Mario Sports Mix]], [[Mario Golf: World Tour]], [[NSMB2]], [[NSMBU]] and [[Super Mario 3D World]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Shroom City]] and [[Mushroom City]] are the same place | ||
* Yoster Island (the incarnation of [[Yoshi's Island]] appearing in [[SMW]] and M&L2, which is distinct from the Yoshi Island seen in the Yoshi series) is part of the Mushroom Kingdom | * Yoster Island (the incarnation of [[Yoshi's Island]] appearing in [[SMW]] and M&L2, which is distinct from the Yoshi Island seen in the Yoshi series) is part of the Mushroom Kingdom | ||
* [[Rogueport]] is also part of the Mushroom Kingdom | * [[Rogueport]] is also part of the Mushroom Kingdom | ||
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==''Super Mario RPG'' location(s)== | ==''Super Mario RPG'' location(s)== | ||
Mushroom Kingdom's depiction has a few oddities in ''Super Mario RPG''. First off, in the game itself, the town area is just referred to as "Mushroom Kingdom"; however, according to the Player's Guide, "Mushroom Kingdom" refers to both the town and [[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars#Mushroom Kingdom|World 1]], meaning it comprises of Mario's Pad (as in later games), Mushroom Way, Mushroom Kingdom, and Bandit's Way. Looking at Japanese materials, it seems the kingdom is probably intended to be the latter; the immediate "Mushroom Kingdom" area is labeled 「キノコ城」 (''Kinoko Jō'', Mushroom Castle) instead, which is the name of Peach's Castle in ''Super Mario 64'' and ''Paper Mario''. There is one exception where the castle area is referred to by another name: in one of Dr. Topper's questions, instead of asking "''The boy at the inn in Mushroom Kingdom was playing with...What?''", he asks 「きのこ城下町宿屋の息子のもっている ゲームのきしゅは?」 - note the phrase 「きのこ城下町」 (''Kinoko Jōkamachi'', Mushroom Castle Town). Judging by this information, it looks like Ted Woolsey inadvertently merged together multiple subjects into "Mushroom Kingdom": the first world, the Toad town, and Peach's castle. I think the information should be reorganized as follows: the kingdom itself should mainly refer to the first world in general, the castle is an early rendition of Peach's Castle, and the town can either split into its own article or maybe merge with Toad Town (as it's clearly its direct predecessor). [[User:LinkTheLefty|LinkTheLefty]] ([[User talk:LinkTheLefty|talk]]) 12:48, April 19, 2020 (EDT) | {{talk}} | ||
Mushroom Kingdom's depiction has a few oddities in ''Super Mario RPG''. First off, in the game itself, the town area is just referred to as "Mushroom Kingdom"; however, according to the Player's Guide, "Mushroom Kingdom" refers to both the town and [[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars#World 1: Mushroom Kingdom|World 1]], meaning it comprises of Mario's Pad (as in later games), Mushroom Way, Mushroom Kingdom, and Bandit's Way. Looking at Japanese materials, it seems the kingdom is probably intended to be the latter; the immediate "Mushroom Kingdom" area is labeled 「キノコ城」 (''Kinoko Jō'', Mushroom Castle) instead, which is the name of Peach's Castle in ''Super Mario 64'' and ''Paper Mario''. There is one exception where the castle area is referred to by another name: in one of Dr. Topper's questions, instead of asking "''The boy at the inn in Mushroom Kingdom was playing with...What?''", he asks 「きのこ城下町宿屋の息子のもっている ゲームのきしゅは?」 - note the phrase 「きのこ城下町」 (''Kinoko Jōkamachi'', Mushroom Castle Town). Judging by this information, it looks like Ted Woolsey inadvertently merged together multiple subjects into "Mushroom Kingdom": the first world, the Toad town, and Peach's castle. I think the information should be reorganized as follows: the kingdom itself should mainly refer to the first world in general, the castle is an early rendition of Peach's Castle, and the town can either split into its own article or maybe merge with Toad Town (as it's clearly its direct predecessor). [[User:LinkTheLefty|LinkTheLefty]] ([[User talk:LinkTheLefty|talk]]) 12:48, April 19, 2020 (EDT) | |||
:I'd say the latter solution. I don't like how we currently only consider the SM64-onward design to be "Peach's Castle." [[User:Doc von Schmeltwick|Doc von Schmeltwick]] ([[User talk:Doc von Schmeltwick|talk]]) 13:16, April 19, 2020 (EDT) | :I'd say the latter solution. I don't like how we currently only consider the SM64-onward design to be "Peach's Castle." [[User:Doc von Schmeltwick|Doc von Schmeltwick]] ([[User talk:Doc von Schmeltwick|talk]]) 13:16, April 19, 2020 (EDT) | ||
::Agreed, though maybe deciding if even older incarnations in other media like ''Super Mario Bros.: Peach-hime Kyushutsu Dai Sakusen!'' or ''Super Mario Adventures'' should count is better off as a separate discussion. Another thing I want to add is that the "Mushroom Castle" was in use for the ''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars'' Player's Guide, at least on page 118: "''Hop on Toad’s head when you enter the Mushroom Castle the first time. As Toad approaches the door to the throne room, jump to reveal a platform. From this platform you can reach the Treasure Box.''" That makes it easier to refer to the castle within the context of ''Super Mario RPG''. And before anyone mentions that ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' only lists ''Super Mario 64'' as an appearance, I should point out that the Japanese text instead uses what is deemed to be notable appearances instead of trying to strictly use the first appearance (for example, Luigi is listed as from ''Super Mario Bros. 2 (FCD)'' and ''Luigi Mansion (GC)'' instead of ''Mario Bros.'' Arcade), which is why the English text had some errors attempting to force debuts and later games went with the looser Japanese approach. [[User:LinkTheLefty|LinkTheLefty]] ([[User talk:LinkTheLefty|talk]]) 15:20, April 19, 2020 (EDT) | ::Agreed, though maybe deciding if even older incarnations in other media like ''Super Mario Bros.: Peach-hime Kyushutsu Dai Sakusen!'' or ''Super Mario Adventures'' should count is better off as a separate discussion. Another thing I want to add is that the "Mushroom Castle" was in use for the ''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars'' Player's Guide, at least on page 118: "''Hop on Toad’s head when you enter the Mushroom Castle the first time. As Toad approaches the door to the throne room, jump to reveal a platform. From this platform you can reach the Treasure Box.''" That makes it easier to refer to the castle within the context of ''Super Mario RPG''. And before anyone mentions that ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' only lists ''Super Mario 64'' as an appearance, I should point out that the Japanese text instead uses what is deemed to be notable appearances instead of trying to strictly use the first appearance (for example, Luigi is listed as from ''Super Mario Bros. 2 (FCD)'' and ''Luigi Mansion (GC)'' instead of ''Mario Bros.'' Arcade), which is why the English text had some errors attempting to force debuts and later games went with the looser Japanese approach. [[User:LinkTheLefty|LinkTheLefty]] ([[User talk:LinkTheLefty|talk]]) 15:20, April 19, 2020 (EDT) | ||
:::I'd be fine with adding more inclusions of Peach's Castle, I didn't even realize we had earlier iterations missing in the first place. It seems weird to split them up just because Super Mario 64 gave it a design that it stuck with for the most part, and inconsistent with the handling of Bowser's Castle which goes back to SMB in our coverage. --{{User:Waluigi Time/sig}} 15:34, April 19, 2020 (EDT) | :::I'd be fine with adding more inclusions of Peach's Castle, I didn't even realize we had earlier iterations missing in the first place. It seems weird to split them up just because Super Mario 64 gave it a design that it stuck with for the most part, and inconsistent with the handling of Bowser's Castle which goes back to SMB in our coverage. --{{User:Waluigi Time/sig}} 15:34, April 19, 2020 (EDT) | ||
::::Pretty sure we're basing the article off of the look that has | ::::Pretty sure we're basing the article off of the look that has sense been established in ''Super Mario 64''. That seems pretty arbitrary, so I'm for grouping the castles better. {{User:Alex95/sig}} 15:58, April 19, 2020 (EDT) | ||