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The '''Pi'illo Temple''' is a temple built in [[Somnom Woods]] at the time of the [[Pi'illo Kingdom]]. It appears during the events of ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]''. When [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[Starlow]] and [[Dreambert]] collect the [[Mushrise Tree Board]], the [[Pajamaja Rock Frame]], the [[Zeekeeper's Feathers]], the [[Driftwood Jellyfish Sheets]] and the [[Dozing Mattress]], they need [[Bedsmith]] to put together the [[Ultibed]] for them. They head to his shop in [[Somnom Woods]], but when [[Luigi]] tried to sleep in the [[Ultibed]], [[Bedsmith]] told him he had to sleep in the Pi'illo Temple for it to work. However, when the group arrived, [[Pi'illodium]], the defender of the Pi'illow Temple, attacked them, thinking they were intruders. | |||
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The Pi'illo Temple is a temple built in Somnom Woods at the time of the Pi'illo Kingdom. It appears during the events of Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. When Mario, Luigi, Starlow and Dreambert collect the Mushrise Tree Board, the Pajamaja Rock Frame, the Zeekeeper's Feathers, the Driftwood Jellyfish Sheets and the Dozing Mattress, they need Bedsmith to put together the Ultibed for them. They head to his shop in Somnom Woods, but when Luigi tried to sleep in the Ultibed, Bedsmith told him he had to sleep in the Pi'illo Temple for it to work. However, when the group arrived, Pi'illodium, the defender of the Pi'illow Temple, attacked them, thinking they were intruders.
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