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Revision as of 19:50, September 28, 2019
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Somnom Woods is the second to last area that Mario and Luigi visit in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. It's a mystical ancient forest located east of Mushrise Park. The forest is deeply undeveloped and tourists are advised to not walk into the forest. It is inhabited by a species as old as the Pi'illos known as the Nommons. Mario and Luigi travel to the forest so Bedsmith can assemble the Ultibed. Then they must travel to the heart of the woods where the Pi'illo Temple lies. After an unexpected fight against Pi'illodium, they can use the Ultibed to revive the Zeekeeper. The name is a pun on "Somnibus", which means "dream" in Latin.
Enemies
- Eyepi'illos
- Beehosses
- Boomerang Bros
- Bandits (background enemy)
- Golden Eggs
- Commander Lakitus (background enemy)
- Pi'illodactyls R (background enemy)
- Pi'illodium (boss)
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | ムユーウッド[?] Muyū Uddo |
Somnam Woods (From 夢遊病, muyūbyō, meaning "somnambulism".) |
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Dutch | Slaapwandelwoud[?] | Sleepwalking Woods | |
French (NOA) | Forêt Noctale[?] | Night Forest | |
Korean | 몽유 숲[?] Mongyu Sup |
Somnam Woods (From: 몽유병, "mongyubyeong", meaning "somnambulism".) |
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Spanish (NOA) | Bosque Somnol[?] | Bosque means "forest", and Somnol comes from "somnoliento" (sleepy). | |
Spanish (NOE) | Bosque Sonambulón[?] | From "bosque" (forest), "sonámbulo" (sleepwalker) and the Spanish suffix "-ón". |