Orleans

Orleans
Orleans in the PC release of Mario's Time Machine
First appearance	Mario's Time Machine (1993)
Greater location	France
Inhabitants	Humans (including Joan of Arc and Duke of Alençon)

Orleans in the SNES release of Mario's Time Machine

Orléans, stylized in-game as Orleans, is a city in France that appears in Mario's Time Machine. Mario visits the location using his Timulator after Bowser steals Joan of Arc's Shield.

It is notable for holding the Siege of Orléans during the Hundred Years' War. It is occupied by the English army. Fighting for France, Joan of Arc occupies the outskirts of the city alongside numerous soldiers of the French army, including the Duke of Alençon. Camps are set up all around, and a barricade with spears and corpses is set up on the bridge to the nearby fort of the Tourelles. As Mario does not specifically know who Joan of Arc is, he must ask the various soldiers around the area until he figures out that she is on a nearby hill that overlooks Orleans. He leaves the area after returning the shield to Joan.

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-[[File:Orleans MTMSNES.png|thumb|left|254px|Orleans in the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] release of ''Mario's Time Machine'']]
+[[File:Orleans MTMSNES.png|thumb|left|254px|Orleans in the [[Mario's Time Machine (Super Nintendo Entertainment System)|SNES release of ''Mario's Time Machine'']]]]
-'''[[Wikipedia:Orléans|Orléans]]''', stylized in-game as '''Orleans''', is a city in [[Wikipedia:France|France]] that appears in ''[[Mario's Time Machine]]''. [[Mario]] visits the location using his [[Timulator]] after [[Bowser]] steals [[Joan of Arc]]'s [[Shield (Mario's Time Machine)|Shield]].
+'''[[Wikipedia:Orléans|Orléans]]''', stylized in-game as '''Orleans''', is a city in [[Wikipedia:France|France]] that appears in ''[[Mario's Time Machine (PC)|Mario's Time Machine]]''. [[Mario]] visits the location using his [[Timulator]] after [[Bowser]] steals [[Joan of Arc]]'s [[Shield (Mario's Time Machine)|Shield]].
-It is notable for holding the [[wikipedia:Siege of Orléans|Siege of Orléans]] during the [[wikipedia:Hundred Years' War|Hundred Years' War]]. It is occupied by the English army. Fighting for France, Joan of Arc occupies the outskirts of the city alongside numerous soldiers of the French army, including the [[Duke of Alençon]]. Camps are set up all around, and a barricade with spears and corpses is set up on the bridge to the nearby fort of the Tourelles. As Mario does not specifically know who Joan of Arc is, he must asks the various soldiers around the area until he figures out that she is on a nearby hill that overlooks Orleans. He leaves the area after returning the shield to Joan.
+It is notable for holding the [[wikipedia:Siege of Orléans|Siege of Orléans]] during the [[wikipedia:Hundred Years' War|Hundred Years' War]]. It is occupied by the English army. Fighting for France, Joan of Arc occupies the outskirts of the city alongside numerous soldiers of the French army, including the [[Duke of Alençon]]. Camps are set up all around, and a barricade with spears and corpses is set up on the bridge to the nearby fort of the Tourelles. As Mario does not specifically know who Joan of Arc is, he must ask the various soldiers around the area until he figures out that she is on a nearby hill that overlooks Orleans. He leaves the area after returning the shield to Joan. {{br}}
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