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==History== | ==History== | ||
{{quote|CUSH SAYS CUSH, SHAWN SAYS SHAWN, THEN SAY CUSH AND SHAWN!|Cush and Shawn|Mario & Luigi: Dream Team}} | {{quote|CUSH SAYS CUSH, SHAWN SAYS SHAWN, THEN SAY CUSH AND SHAWN!|Cush and Shawn|Mario & Luigi: Dream Team}} | ||
During their climb up Mount Pajamaja to track down [[Bowser]] and [[Antasma]], [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] come across an incredibly durable gate called the Mighty Gate, which [[Lil' Massif]] and [[Big Massif]] admit they | During their climb up Mount Pajamaja to track down [[Bowser]] and [[Antasma]], [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] come across an incredibly durable gate called the Mighty Gate, which [[Lil' Massif]] and [[Big Massif]] admit they are unable to destroy. As such, Mario and Luigi explore more accessible areas of the mountain, eventually stumbling across a Mega Pi'illo trapped in a [[Nightmare Chunk]]. Subsequently, [[Prince Dreambert]] notices another Mega Pi'illo that is also a victim of a Nightmare Chunk in the nearby vicinity. Due to this, Dreambert suggests Mario and Luigi free both Mega Pi'illos; they may be able to deal with the Mighty Gate. The first Mega Pi'illo rescued turns out to be Phil, who admits he cannot deal with the Mighty Gate alone and requires another Mega Pi'illo's assistance. Upon his relative Mega Pi'illo Lowe's rescue, they sing a brief song together and destroy the Mighty Gate with brute force. This leaves the Massif Bros. in awe, promptly causing them to refer to both Phil and Lowe as muscle lords, a title which they both deny ownership of. Afterwards, Phil returns to his place of rescue for the remainder of the adventure. | ||
Later, while scaling the mountain, they encounter another barrier that requires the help of Mega Pi'illos to break. After rescuing Cush and his relative Shawn from their Nightmare Chunks, they sing a song and destroy the barrier with their sheer strength. Mario and co. move on towards the summit, thanking Cush and Shawn for helping them. | Later, while scaling the mountain, they encounter another barrier that requires the help of Mega Pi'illos to break. After rescuing Cush and his relative Shawn from their Nightmare Chunks, they sing a song and destroy the barrier with their sheer strength. Mario and co. move on towards the summit, thanking Cush and Shawn for helping them. | ||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery> | |||
MegaPi'illo.png|Sprite of a Mega Pi'illo in ''Mario & Luigi: Dream Team'' | |||
MPPhoto.png|Mega Pi'illos in the Mount Pajamaja photo puzzle | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
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|JapR=Deka Makurano-zoku | |JapR=Deka Makurano-zoku | ||
|JapM=Big Pi'llo | |JapM=Big Pi'llo | ||
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|Fre= | |||
|Ger= | |||
|Ita=Guancialone | |Ita=Guancialone | ||
|ItaM=Big Pi'illo | |ItaM=Big Pi'illo | ||
|Kor= | |||
|Por=Mega Travesseiro | |||
|PorM=Mega Pillow | |||
|SpaE=Almohadón | |SpaE=Almohadón | ||
|SpaEM=Big Pi'illo | |SpaEM=Big Pi'illo | ||
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|Jap=デカゴン | |Jap=デカゴン | ||
|JapR=Dekagon | |JapR=Dekagon | ||
|JapM=Possibly a pun on "decagon" and「デカい」(''dekai'', huge) | |JapM=Possibly a pun on "decagon" and「デカい」(''dekai'', "huge") | ||
|Dut= | |||
|Fre= | |||
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|Ita=Mega Don | |||
|ItaM=Possibly a partial pun on "{{wp|megalodon}}" | |||
|Kor= | |||
|Por=Mega Fofo | |||
|PorM=Mega Soft | |||
|Rus=Великашка | |Rus=Великашка | ||
|RusR=Velikashka | |RusR=Velikashka | ||
|RusM=From | |RusM=From ''великан'' (''velikan'', "giant") with diminutive ''-шка'' (''-shka'') | ||
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|Jap=デカポン | |Jap=デカポン | ||
|JapR=Dekapon | |JapR=Dekapon | ||
|JapM=From「デカい」(''dekai'', huge) and「ポン」(''-pon'', a suffix used for | |JapM=From「デカい」(''dekai'', huge) and「ポン」(''-pon'', a suffix used for affectionate names) | ||
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|Fre= | |||
|Ger= | |||
|Ita=Mega Ton | |||
|ItaM=Pun on "{{wp|megaton}}" | |||
|Kor= | |||
|Por=Mega Fronha | |||
|PorM=Mega Pillowcase | |||
|Rus=Великун | |Rus=Великун | ||
|RusR=Velikun | |RusR=Velikun | ||
|RusM=From "великан" (''velikan'', giant) and | |RusM=From "великан" (''velikan'', giant) and "-ун" (''-un'', Russian masculine noun ending) | ||
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|Jap=デカドン | |Jap=デカドン | ||
|JapR=Dekadon | |JapR=Dekadon | ||
|JapM=From「デカい」(''dekai'', huge) and possibly「どん」(''-don''), a Japanese honorific equivalent to「さん」(''-san'') | |JapM=From「デカい」(''dekai'', "huge") and possibly「どん」(''-don''), a Japanese honorific equivalent to「さん」(''-san'') | ||
|Dut= | |||
|Fre= | |||
|Ger= | |||
|Ita=Mega Ron | |||
|ItaM=Pun on "{{wp|megaron}}" | |||
|Kor= | |||
|Por=Mega Almofadado | |||
|PorM=Mega Padded | |||
|Rus=Титаныч | |Rus=Титаныч | ||
|RusR=Titanych | |RusR=Titanych | ||
|RusM=From " | |RusM=From "titan" and possibly ''Иваныч'' (''Ivanych'', Russian patronymic) | ||
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|Jap=デカロン | |Jap=デカロン | ||
|JapR=Dekaron | |JapR=Dekaron | ||
|JapM=From「デカい」(''dekai'', huge) with name | |JapM=From「デカい」(''dekai'', "huge") with male name ending "-ron" | ||
|Dut= | |||
|Fre= | |||
|Ger= | |||
|Ita=Mega Pon | |||
|ItaM=Pun on "megaphone" | |||
|Kor= | |||
|Por=Mega Pufe | |||
|PorM=Mega Pouf | |||
|Rus=Исполиныч | |Rus=Исполиныч | ||
|RusR=Ispolinych | |RusR=Ispolinych | ||
|RusM=From | |RusM=From ''исполин'' (''ispolin'', "giant") and possibly ''Иваныч'' (''Ivanych'', Russian patronymic) | ||
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}} | }} | ||
Latest revision as of 23:36, October 23, 2024
- "Phil" redirects here. For one of the imprisoned Bob-ombs in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, see Bob-omb Blitz.
| Mega Pi'illo | |||
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| First appearance | Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (2013) | ||
| Variant of | Pi'illo | ||
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- “MEGA MEGA PHIL, MEGA LOWE LOWE, MEGA MEGA PHIL LOWE!”
- —Phil and Lowe, Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
A Mega Pi'illo is a large, yellow species of Pi'illo found on Mount Pajamaja in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. Four of them are encountered in the game, named Mega Phil, Mega Lowe, Mega Cush, and Mega Shawn. Phil and Lowe's names are derived from "pillow," while Cush and Shawn's names are derived from "cushion."
History[edit]
- “CUSH SAYS CUSH, SHAWN SAYS SHAWN, THEN SAY CUSH AND SHAWN!”
- —Cush and Shawn, Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
During their climb up Mount Pajamaja to track down Bowser and Antasma, Mario and Luigi come across an incredibly durable gate called the Mighty Gate, which Lil' Massif and Big Massif admit they are unable to destroy. As such, Mario and Luigi explore more accessible areas of the mountain, eventually stumbling across a Mega Pi'illo trapped in a Nightmare Chunk. Subsequently, Prince Dreambert notices another Mega Pi'illo that is also a victim of a Nightmare Chunk in the nearby vicinity. Due to this, Dreambert suggests Mario and Luigi free both Mega Pi'illos; they may be able to deal with the Mighty Gate. The first Mega Pi'illo rescued turns out to be Phil, who admits he cannot deal with the Mighty Gate alone and requires another Mega Pi'illo's assistance. Upon his relative Mega Pi'illo Lowe's rescue, they sing a brief song together and destroy the Mighty Gate with brute force. This leaves the Massif Bros. in awe, promptly causing them to refer to both Phil and Lowe as muscle lords, a title which they both deny ownership of. Afterwards, Phil returns to his place of rescue for the remainder of the adventure.
Later, while scaling the mountain, they encounter another barrier that requires the help of Mega Pi'illos to break. After rescuing Cush and his relative Shawn from their Nightmare Chunks, they sing a song and destroy the barrier with their sheer strength. Mario and co. move on towards the summit, thanking Cush and Shawn for helping them.
Gallery[edit]
Sprite of a Mega Pi'illo in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
Mega Pi'illos in the Mount Pajamaja photo puzzle
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | デカマクラノ族[?] Deka Makurano-zoku |
Big Pi'llo | |
| Italian | Guancialone[?] | Big Pi'illo | |
| Portuguese | Mega Travesseiro[?] | Mega Pillow | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Almohadón[?] | Big Pi'illo |
Mega Phil[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | デカゴン[?] Dekagon |
Possibly a pun on "decagon" and「デカい」(dekai, "huge") | |
| Italian | Mega Don[?] | Possibly a partial pun on "megalodon" | |
| Portuguese | Mega Fofo[?] | Mega Soft | |
| Russian | Великашка[?] Velikashka |
From великан (velikan, "giant") with diminutive -шка (-shka) |
Mega Lowe[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | デカポン[?] Dekapon |
From「デカい」(dekai, huge) and「ポン」(-pon, a suffix used for affectionate names) | |
| Italian | Mega Ton[?] | Pun on "megaton" | |
| Portuguese | Mega Fronha[?] | Mega Pillowcase | |
| Russian | Великун[?] Velikun |
From "великан" (velikan, giant) and "-ун" (-un, Russian masculine noun ending) |
Mega Cush[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | デカドン[?] Dekadon |
From「デカい」(dekai, "huge") and possibly「どん」(-don), a Japanese honorific equivalent to「さん」(-san) | |
| Italian | Mega Ron[?] | Pun on "megaron" | |
| Portuguese | Mega Almofadado[?] | Mega Padded | |
| Russian | Титаныч[?] Titanych |
From "titan" and possibly Иваныч (Ivanych, Russian patronymic) |
Mega Shawn[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | デカロン[?] Dekaron |
From「デカい」(dekai, "huge") with male name ending "-ron" | |
| Italian | Mega Pon[?] | Pun on "megaphone" | |
| Portuguese | Mega Pufe[?] | Mega Pouf | |
| Russian | Исполиныч[?] Ispolinych |
From исполин (ispolin, "giant") and possibly Иваныч (Ivanych, Russian patronymic) |
Trivia[edit]
- If Lowe is rescued before Phil via glitches, the cutscene will play, although there will be graphical glitches, and the game will softlock.[1]
