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Cramalot
GoldenPlunger.jpg
Mario, his friends, Mervin, and several townspeople in Cramalot
First appearance The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! ("King Mario of Cramalot") (1989)
Greater location Mushroom World
Ruler Mervin
Inhabitants Humans

Cramalot is a medieval-themed kingdom explored in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! episode "King Mario of Cramalot." It is based on the legendary kingdom of Camelot from the legend of King Arthur.

Cramalot resembles general depictions of medieval kingdoms, with a large, towering castle in it, along with a village at the foot of that castle. Cramalot is also surrounded by the Forest of Perpetual Night and Terrible Dangers.

In the town square of Cramalot is the Sacred Sink of Cramalot, which has the Golden Plunger in it; whosoever removes this plunger from the sink would be crowned king of Cramalot.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Danish Cramalot[1] -
Dutch Cramalot[2] -
Finnish Cramalot[3] -
French Cramalot[4] -
German Cramalot[5] -
Italian Cramalot[6] -
Norwegian Cramalot[7] -
Portuguese Cramelot[8] -
Russian Крaмелот[9]
Kramelot
Cramalot
Spanish Cramalot[10] -
Swedish Cramalot[11] -

References