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[[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] arrive on Raynforst Island seeking Billdit. Although they manage to find him, the they are unable to reach the Lighthouse since the gate leading to it is closed. The two brothers seek out the four flower switches that unlock the gate, and along the way, they happen upon some [[Toad (species)|Toad]]s who have wound up here as well. | [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] arrive on Raynforst Island seeking Billdit. Although they manage to find him, the they are unable to reach the Lighthouse since the gate leading to it is closed. The two brothers seek out the four flower switches that unlock the gate, and along the way, they happen upon some [[Toad (species)|Toad]]s who have wound up here as well. | ||
While seeking a floral crown for [[Burnadette]] and [[Chilliam]]'s wedding, Mario and Luigi can optionally return to Raynforst Island if they follow [[Shun]]'s plan, who was disguised as a merchant. Mario and Luigi come across Shun, who has trampled all the Whirliblooms in the flower garden. Shun is picked up by a [[Snaptor]], and dispatches several Spike Zok Troopers. After the brothers vanquish these foes, one of the Concordian gardeners informs them of a Blue Rafflesia, a unique and beautiful flower that no one's ever seen. After retrieving the Rafflesia, the gardener uses it to make the floral crown. | |||
A [[Monster Maniac]] appears here with [[Hydro Seedle]]s whose healing powers have been amplified. | A [[Monster Maniac]] appears here with [[Hydro Seedle]]s whose healing powers have been amplified. | ||
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M & L Coin Collect.png|Mario and Luigi collecting [[M Coin|M]] and [[L Coin|L coins]]. | M & L Coin Collect.png|Mario and Luigi collecting [[M Coin|M]] and [[L Coin|L coins]]. | ||
Raynforst Flower Garden Sabotage.png|[[Shun]] sabotaging the flower garden. | Raynforst Flower Garden Sabotage.png|[[Shun]] sabotaging the flower garden. | ||
Blue Rafflesia.png|Mario and Luigi find the Blue Rafflesia. | |||
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Revision as of 11:03, February 28, 2025
It has been requested that this article be rewritten and expanded to include more information. Reason: More detail is needed on Raynforst Island's significance in the story.
| Raynforst Island | |
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| First appearance | Mario & Luigi: Brothership (2024) |
| Greater location | Concordia |
| Inhabitants | Concordians |
Raynforst Island is an island in Mario & Luigi: Brothership. Its name is a mutation of "rainforest". It is found drifting in the Lushgreen Sea and can be visited after Rumbla Island is linked. Billdit is found here, and if this island is linked before Twistee Island, Billdit runs the workshop on Shipshape Island for the rest of the game.
History
Mario and Luigi arrive on Raynforst Island seeking Billdit. Although they manage to find him, the they are unable to reach the Lighthouse since the gate leading to it is closed. The two brothers seek out the four flower switches that unlock the gate, and along the way, they happen upon some Toads who have wound up here as well.
While seeking a floral crown for Burnadette and Chilliam's wedding, Mario and Luigi can optionally return to Raynforst Island if they follow Shun's plan, who was disguised as a merchant. Mario and Luigi come across Shun, who has trampled all the Whirliblooms in the flower garden. Shun is picked up by a Snaptor, and dispatches several Spike Zok Troopers. After the brothers vanquish these foes, one of the Concordian gardeners informs them of a Blue Rafflesia, a unique and beautiful flower that no one's ever seen. After retrieving the Rafflesia, the gardener uses it to make the floral crown.
A Monster Maniac appears here with Hydro Seedles whose healing powers have been amplified.
Enemies
- Invizilizard
- Parashoot
- Hydro Seedle (Monster Mania: Level 2)
Additional enemies appear if Mario and Luigi seek a flower crown in Raynforst Island.
Profile
- In-game description: An island densely covered in trees that's wet and humid all year round.
Gallery
The gate leading to the lighthouse.
Shun sabotaging the flower garden.
Mario and Luigi find the Blue Rafflesia.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ジャン・グール島[1] Jan Gūru-jima |
Pun on「ジャングル」(janguru, "jungle") + "island" | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 丛·林岛[?] Cóng Líndǎo |
Pun on「丛林」(cónglín, "jungle") + "island" | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 叢·林島[?] Cóng Líndǎo |
Pun on「叢林」(cónglín, "jungle") + "island" | |
| Dutch | Rhimbu[?] | Corruption of rimboe ("jungle") | |
| French (NOE) | Foljungle[2] | Contraction of folle jungle ("crazy jungle"); possibly a pun on foldingue ("crazy") | |
| Italian | Isola Selvafitta[3] | Bushy-forest/jungle Island | |
| Korean | 저엉글섬[?] Jeoeong'geul-seom |
Rough phonetic of "정글" (jeong'geul, "jungle") + "island" | |
| Spanish | Isla Júnglula[?] | "Island" + portmanteau of jungla ("jungle") and lulo ("bundle") |
References
- ^ Screenshot from the Japanese version of Mario & Luigi: Brothership
- ^ StiM (November 7, 2024). Foljungle | Mario & Luigi : L'épopée fraternelle FR #2. YouTube. Retrieved January 24, 2025.
- ^ Mario & Luigi: Fraternauti alla carica - LIVE #1. By Mariuigi Khed on YouTube. Retrieved on January 24, 2025.
