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The '''Mushroom Kingdom''' is a | The '''Mushroom Kingdom''' is the largest known kingdom in the [[Mushroom World]]. Under the rule of the Toadstools, the Kingdom has enjoyed and endured both a utopian and traumatic existence. The former is largely attributed to the Toadstools ability to rule and the general good-natured feeling that permeates Mushroom society. The latter is largely attributed to the [[Koopa Troop]], a group of turtles who reign over the badlands known as the [[Koopa Kingdom]], and their dictator, [[Bowser]]. Many feel that [[Grass Land]] in [[Super Mario Bros. 3]] is or is part of the Kingdom. | ||
==Government== | |||
A monarchy, the Mushroom Kingdom is ruled by the [[Toadstool]] family. Currently, the ruler in power is [[Princess Peach Toadstool]]. While [[King Toadstool|King Toadstool’s]] role in the government has never been official confirmed in the video games, many feel he was seen in Super Mario Bros. 3 as the king of Grass Land. However, it is possible that either during the [[Shroob]] attack in [[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]] or during Bowser’s attack in [[Super Mario Bros.]] he was slain or fled the kingdom. Princess Peach often turns to the [[Chancellor|Mushroom Chancellor]] for advice and has previously gave him temporary control over the Kingdom. | |||
The Kingdom’s capital is at [[Toad Town]], a town also known simply as the Mushroom Kingdom. Here, Princess Peach resides in a castle that is commonly referred to as [[Princess Peach's Castle]]. As such, it is unclear if it was built under the rule of the Princess or if it has existed for years prior. The castle interior and exterior have changed drastically over time. | |||
Princess Peach keeps a hoard of [[Toad|Toads]] guards at her castle, but there is not much evidence of a military presence controlled by the Toadstools. However, [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], and countless other heroes of the Mushroom Kingdom have fought to save it and its princess countless times before, and show no signs of stopping the trend. | |||
==Demographics== | |||
The Mushroom Kingdom’s population is very vast, consisting of hundreds of species. Most prevalent are Toads, [[Koopa Troopa|Koopas]], [[Goomba|Goombas]], and [[Boo|Boos]]. Even though Princess Peach is [[human]], there are very few humans living in the Mushroom Kingdom. | |||
While racism is not much of a problem in the Kingdom, species tend to separate themselves into different areas. For example, Toad Town’s population is almost entirely made up of Toads and [[Shiver City]] is inhabited by many [[Bumpty|Bumpties]] and few others. | |||
==Towns and Castles== | ==Towns and Castles== | ||
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*[[Hollijolli Village]] (A jolly little town until the [[Shroob]]s invaded) | *[[Hollijolli Village]] (A jolly little town until the [[Shroob]]s invaded) | ||
*[[Mushroom City]] (A giant city with many buildings) | *[[Mushroom City]] (A giant city with many buildings) | ||
**[[Mushroom Bridge]] (A bridge near Mushroom City) | **[[Mushroom Bridge]] (A bridge near Mushroom City) | ||
==Species of the Mushroom Kingdom== | ==Species of the Mushroom Kingdom== | ||
Revision as of 16:29, February 10, 2007
Template:Articleabout The Mushroom Kingdom is the largest known kingdom in the Mushroom World. Under the rule of the Toadstools, the Kingdom has enjoyed and endured both a utopian and traumatic existence. The former is largely attributed to the Toadstools ability to rule and the general good-natured feeling that permeates Mushroom society. The latter is largely attributed to the Koopa Troop, a group of turtles who reign over the badlands known as the Koopa Kingdom, and their dictator, Bowser. Many feel that Grass Land in Super Mario Bros. 3 is or is part of the Kingdom.
Government
A monarchy, the Mushroom Kingdom is ruled by the Toadstool family. Currently, the ruler in power is Princess Peach Toadstool. While King Toadstool’s role in the government has never been official confirmed in the video games, many feel he was seen in Super Mario Bros. 3 as the king of Grass Land. However, it is possible that either during the Shroob attack in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time or during Bowser’s attack in Super Mario Bros. he was slain or fled the kingdom. Princess Peach often turns to the Mushroom Chancellor for advice and has previously gave him temporary control over the Kingdom.
The Kingdom’s capital is at Toad Town, a town also known simply as the Mushroom Kingdom. Here, Princess Peach resides in a castle that is commonly referred to as Princess Peach's Castle. As such, it is unclear if it was built under the rule of the Princess or if it has existed for years prior. The castle interior and exterior have changed drastically over time.
Princess Peach keeps a hoard of Toads guards at her castle, but there is not much evidence of a military presence controlled by the Toadstools. However, Mario, Luigi, and countless other heroes of the Mushroom Kingdom have fought to save it and its princess countless times before, and show no signs of stopping the trend.
Demographics
The Mushroom Kingdom’s population is very vast, consisting of hundreds of species. Most prevalent are Toads, Koopas, Goombas, and Boos. Even though Princess Peach is human, there are very few humans living in the Mushroom Kingdom.
While racism is not much of a problem in the Kingdom, species tend to separate themselves into different areas. For example, Toad Town’s population is almost entirely made up of Toads and Shiver City is inhabited by many Bumpties and few others.
Towns and Castles
- Toad Town (Capital City)
- Princess Peach's Castle (The princess' castle)
- Shy Guy's Toy Box (A home to Shy Guys)
- Mario's Pad (Mario and Luigi's house)
- Goomba Village (A small village populated by one family)
- Koopa Village (Village full of Koopa Troopas)
- Koopa Bros. Fortress (The Koopa Bros. hideout)
- Dry Dry Outpost (Small desert town)
- Dry Dry Ruins (The ancient home of Nomadimouse)
- Forever Forest (Spooky forest guarded by an old spirit)
- Boo's Mansion (One of the many ghost houses)
- Gusty Gulch (the way to Tubba Blubba's Castle)
- Tubba Blubba's Castle (Full of Clubbas and the master, Tubba Blubba)
- Lavalava Island (An island with a volcano and a village full of Yoshis)
- Flower Fields (Luscious flowers and fauna grow here)
- Shiver Mountain (A cold area with mountains)
- Shiver City (A city full of Bumpties)
- Starborn Valley (Stars are born here)
- Crystal Palace (An intricate maze of mirrors and statues)
- Hollijolli Village (A jolly little town until the Shroobs invaded)
- Mushroom City (A giant city with many buildings)
- Mushroom Bridge (A bridge near Mushroom City)
Species of the Mushroom Kingdom
Protectors of the Mushroom Kingdom
- Mario
- Luigi
- Princess Peach
- Toad
- Toadsworth
- Twink
- Mallow
- Goombario
- Kooper
- Bombette
- Parakarry
- Bow
- Watt
- Sushie
- Lakilester
- Star Spirits
- Goombella
- Koops
- Flurrie
- Yoshi Kid
- Vivian
- Bobbery
- Ms. Mowz
- Wise Wisterwood
- Punio
In Video Games and Television
In Super Mario Bros. (movie)
In the Mario Bros. movie, it was very different from what it looked it the games. It was Brooklyn but run down and surrounded by a massive desert. The ruler was also, Princess Daisy and not Peach. It was also called Dinohatten instead of Mushroom Kingdom.
Super Mario Bros.
This was the first video game where the Mushroom Kingdom was shown.
Super Mario 64
In this game we only get to see a little part of the game and that is Princes Peach's Castle and her garden. It is unknown if all the Painting Worlds Mario jumped into, were part of the Mushroom Kingdom, or just worlds that Bowser made.
