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Royal Seed | |
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First appearance | Super Mario Bros. Wonder (2023) |
Effect | Vanquish the Cloud Piranhas |
Royal Seeds are more powerful versions of Wonder Seeds that appear in Super Mario Bros. Wonder. They resemble normal Wonder Seeds, but are larger and have golden, crown-like coats, alluding to their name. They are found at the end of each world and are used to remove the Cloud Piranhas surrounding Castle Bowser. Like their smaller counterparts, they come in different colors depending on the world.
Trivia
- Shining Falls and Fungi Mines are the only worlds to house their Royal Seeds in a non-palace level (Royal Seed Mansion and Operation Poplin Rescue respectively).
See also
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | グランドシード[?] Gurando Shīdo |
Grand Seed | |
Chinese (simplified) | 卓越种子[?] zhúo yùe zhǒng zi |
Grand Seed | |
Chinese (traditional) | 卓越種子[?] | Grand Seed | |
Italian | Seme supremo[?] | Supreme seed |