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[[File:Videoland.PNG|thumb|220px|A map of Videoland]]
[[File:Videoland.PNG|thumb|220px|A map of Videoland]]
'''Videoland''' is a part of the [[video game world]] and furthermore the [[Mariowiki:Coverage|extended ''Super Mario'' franchise]]. Kevin Keene, otherwise known as [[Captain N]], was transported to Videoland through a [[worm hole]] or vortex. Videoland contains Kongoland, presumably the homeland of [[Donkey Kong]] or [[Cranky Kong|his grandfather]] before moving to [[Donkey Kong Island]]. Videoland also contains:<br>
'''Videoland''' is a part of the [[video game world]] and furthermore the [[Mariowiki:Coverage|extended ''Super Mario'' franchise]]. Kevin Keene, otherwise known as [[Captain N]], was transported to Videoland through a [[worm hole]] or vortex. Videoland contains Kongoland, presumably the homeland of the [[Kongs]]. Videoland also contains:<br>
*'''The Palace of Power''': The Palace of Power serves as both the ruling Capital of Videoland as well as the headquarters of the N-Team. The population of the palace itself is undocumented but must be rather large as the Palace of Power has been shown to be larger than Metroid itself and apparently contains warp zones connecting it to practically every known game world. It would be quite safe to assume any kind of room imaginable is located in the planet-sized palace. With such a proximity to the warp zones, it serves as the logical place for the ruler of Videoland to make his throne.  During his capture and the disappearance of Prince Lyle, Princess Lana took control. The palace houses two powerful artifacts which are worthy of note: the Power Glove and the Sun Stone. The Power Glove is the Ultimate Warp Zone.  From the Ultimate Warp Zone the champion of Videoland will come.  The Sun Stone is a mystical stone which is the source for all power in the palace.  In “The Trojan Dragon,” the Sun Stone was stolen and brought to Dragon’s Den. Luckily, Kevin and the N-Team were able to retrieve it.
*'''The Palace of Power''': The Palace of Power serves as both the ruling Capital of Videoland as well as the headquarters of the N-Team. It contains warp zones connecting to practically every known game world. The palace houses two powerful artifacts which are worthy of note: the Power Glove and the Sun Stone. The Power Glove is the Ultimate Warp Zone.  From the Ultimate Warp Zone the champion of Videoland will come.  The Sun Stone is a mystical stone which is the source for all power in the palace.  In “The Trojan Dragon,” the Sun Stone was stolen and brought to Dragon’s Den. Luckily, Kevin and the N-Team were able to retrieve it.
*'''[[Hyrule]]''': Where [[Princess Zelda|Zelda]] and [[Link]] reside.
*'''[[Hyrule]]''': Where [[Princess Zelda|Zelda]] and [[Link]] reside.
*'''Studio World''': Studio World, the glitzy and glamorous entertainment capital in Videoland. Possessing no native inhabitants, Studio World is populated solely by actors, directors, screenwriters, and the production crew. Many of the buildings in Studio World are built high above the ground and are connected by a roadway of slides. The high state of the buildings was designed to maximize the room available for filming various projects. The slide-like roadways were constructed to make it easier to transport massive filming equipment and props. Marblopolis Studios is by far the most popular of the varied studios that makes its home in Studio World.  The creator of the Wombatman Adventure Hour, Marblopolis's projects and section of the gameworld are all run by a central computer system to maximize efficiency.
*'''Studio World''': Studio World, the glitzy and glamorous entertainment capital in Videoland. Possessing no native inhabitants, Studio World is populated solely by actors, directors, screenwriters, and the production crew. Many of the buildings in Studio World are built high above the ground and are connected by a roadway of slides.
*'''[[Earth|The Real World]]''': Otherwise known as Earth.
*'''[[wikipedia:Castlevania|Castlevania]]''': Where Simon Belmont resides.
*'''[[wikipedia:Castlevania|Castlevania]]''': Where Simon Belmont resides.
*'''Megaland''': Where [[Mega Man]] resides.   
*'''Megaland''': Where [[Mega Man]] resides.   

Revision as of 21:34, August 31, 2023

It has been requested that this article be rewritten. Reason: relies on speculation (tagged on 13:30, 7 March 2018 (EST))

A map of Videoland

Videoland is a part of the video game world and furthermore the extended Super Mario franchise. Kevin Keene, otherwise known as Captain N, was transported to Videoland through a worm hole or vortex. Videoland contains Kongoland, presumably the homeland of the Kongs. Videoland also contains:

  • The Palace of Power: The Palace of Power serves as both the ruling Capital of Videoland as well as the headquarters of the N-Team. It contains warp zones connecting to practically every known game world. The palace houses two powerful artifacts which are worthy of note: the Power Glove and the Sun Stone. The Power Glove is the Ultimate Warp Zone. From the Ultimate Warp Zone the champion of Videoland will come. The Sun Stone is a mystical stone which is the source for all power in the palace. In “The Trojan Dragon,” the Sun Stone was stolen and brought to Dragon’s Den. Luckily, Kevin and the N-Team were able to retrieve it.
  • Hyrule: Where Zelda and Link reside.
  • Studio World: Studio World, the glitzy and glamorous entertainment capital in Videoland. Possessing no native inhabitants, Studio World is populated solely by actors, directors, screenwriters, and the production crew. Many of the buildings in Studio World are built high above the ground and are connected by a roadway of slides.
  • Castlevania: Where Simon Belmont resides.
  • Megaland: Where Mega Man resides.
  • Mount-Icarus: Where Kid Icarus resides.
  • Metroid: Where Samus Aran resides.

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