Driftwood Shore

Driftwood Shore
First appearance	Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (2013)
Greater location	Pi'illo Island
Inhabitants	Brocks, Durapurls, Fly Guys, Goombas, Hermite Crabs R, Viruses, Shelltops

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Driftwood Shore is a tropical area in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. As its name suggests, it is a beach area located to the southwest of Mushrise Park and the south of Wakeport. The area is the location of Rose Broquet, the Rainbow Rank shop in the game, a mysterious pirate cavern, and the Mole Hunt minigame. Its name comes from Driftwood (a type of wreckage found in coastal locations) and the term 'drifting off to sleep' (referring to the moment someone falls asleep). The real world Driftwood Shore is the only area in which a boss is not fought (unless one counts the Fly Guys R, which are fought at Pi'illo Blimport and are just ordinary Fly Guys R). This is also the first place where Mario and Luigi fight traditional enemies alongside native Pi'illo Island enemies.

History

Mario and Luigi first come to Driftwood Shore after escaping Dreamy Mount Pajamaja and returning to the real world. They do this because Princess Peach and Toadsworth had seemingly traveled to the area to avoid Bowser and Antasma's forces.

When they arrive in the area, they are directed to Rose Broquet, a high-class shop located in the northeast of the area. In here, they meet Broque Madame and find that Peach and Toadsworth have disguised themselves as Brocks to avoid Bowser's notice. It is then discussed that Peach should be hidden in the Dream World to protect her from Bowser.

The Mario Bros. then explore the beach for a while and find a portal leading to Dreamy Driftwood Shore, a newly created Dream World area that seems perfect to hide Princess Peach in. They also meet the Dream Genie Seadric, who says that they can expand the Dream World using Dream Eggs, making it easier to hide Peach. However, to do this, they will need to find his brothers and sister hidden in smaller Dream Worlds across the area.

The Bros. then explore the area, solving puzzles and encountering three Seadrings: Seabelle, Seatoon and Seabury, all of whom give Mario and Luigi the necessary Dream Eggs. Returning to the main Dreamy Driftwood Shore area, they use these to expand the Dream World and hide Princess Peach. After navigating the area and defeating the Elite Trio, Mario and Luigi leave the area for a short time.

Later though, the Bros. return to the area to find a piece of the Ultibed known as the Driftwood Jellyfish Sheets. They find them hidden in a pirate's cave towards the northeast of the area, but the sheets get stolen by the Fly Guy R thieves and the Bros. have to get them back by fighting said thieves at Pi'illo Blimport. After this, the area is not visited again in the course of the main storyline.

Enemies

First visit

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  Durapurls

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  Fly Guys

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  Goombas

Pirates cave

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  Viruses

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  Hermite Crabs R

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  Shy Guy Airtubs (background enemy)

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  Shy Guys

Pi'illo locations

Driftwood Shore – 3 Pink Pi'illos
Location	Necessity	Type	Screenshot
This Pi'illo is found in the area where the main Dream World in Driftwood Shore is accessed, in the south on some stone, behind a pair of rocks.	Optional	Pink Pi'illo
This Pi'illo is found in the second area of the cave, on a tall piece of ground in the north.	Optional	Pink Pi'illo
This Pi'illo is found in the shopping area, in the north-east on some tall stone. (Ball Hop required)	Optional	Pink Pi'illo

Beanhole locations

Driftwood Shore – 10 Beans (2 Bros. Beans, 2 Power Beans, 2 Defense Beans, 2 Speed Beans, 2 Stache Beans)
Location	Type	Screenshot
In the second area when accessed from Dozing Sands, this Bean is found in the north-westernmost, by higher stone ground.	Speed
In the shopping area of Driftwood Shore, this Bean is found to the slight south-west of the Warp Pipe in the area.	Bros.
In the beach area of Driftwood Shore (with the Warp Pipe), these 2 Beans are found in the center-north, surrounded by walls and much higher stone ground. The southern one is Stache Bean, the northern one is Defense Bean.	Stache and Defense
In the area to the north of the one with the beach Warp Pipe, this Bean is found in the south-west.	Power
In the area to the north of the one with the beach Warp Pipe, this Bean is found in the north-east, behind a rock only gotten past by using the Side Drill.	Stache
In the area to the south (on the map) of the area with the shops, this Bean is found in the north-east, to the slight east of a nearby orange platform.	Power
In the area to the south (on the map) of the area with the shops, this Bean is found in the south-east, to the slight south-east of a blue platform.	Bros.
In the cave area with the Driftwood Jelly Sheets, these 2 Beans are found in the sand below the platforms Mario and Luigi Ball Hop off of. The eastern one is Defense Bean, the southern one is Speed Bean.	Defense and Speed

Block locations

Driftwood Shore - 40 Blocks (22 ?, 2 M, 2 L, 3 Bros., 1 Random, 9 Attack Piece, 1 Camera)
Item/s	Location	Screenshot
10 Five Coins	In the first scene, in the grass part near the entrance.
10 10-Coins, Super Mushroom	Same scene, in the east of the Mini-Mario section.
Super Nut, 10-Coin	Same scene, in the west of the Mini-Mario section.
10-Coin	In the second scene, in the northeast.
Supersyrup Jar	Same scene, in the north.
Bomb Derby Attack Piece	In the third scene, right of the Rose Broquet.
10-Coin	Same scene, in front of the Rose Broquet.
Safety Wear	Same scene, in the west of the Mini-Mario section.
10-Coin	Same scene, near the exit.
Super Candy	In the fourth scene, in the middle of the upper part.
10 50-Coins	Same scene, in the west of the upper part.
10-Coin, Super Nut	NOTE: Following 22 blocks are available only after returning from the first visit from Dreamy Driftwood Shore accessed by the Dreampoint containing Seadric the Seadring. Same scene, in the southwest, near the Save Block.
1-Up Deluxe	In the fifth scene (east of the fourth scene), in the northwest.
Bomb Derby Attack Piece	Same scene, in the northeast.
Refreshing Herb, 10 50-Coins	Same scene, in the southwest.
Bomb Derby Attack Piece	In the fourth scene, in the southeast, accessible from previous scene.
10 10-Coins	In the sixth scene, in the east.
Bomb Derby Attack Piece	Same scene, in the middle, in the part reached only with Side Drill.
Driftwood Shore Shot	Same scene, in the northwest, in the small Mini-Mario section.
Bomb Derby Attack Piece	In the fourth scene, in the northwest, accessible from previous scene.
Silver Statue	In the seventh scene (north of the sixth scene), in the northwest.
Ultra Candy	Same scene, in the north.
Bomb Derby Attack Piece	Same scene, in the small Mini-Mario section.
10 10-Coins	Same scene, in the northeast.
Bomb Derby Attack Piece	In the second scene, in the part accessible from sixth scene, near the entrance.
Bomb Derby Attack Piece	In the eighth scene (west of the sixth scene), in the northeast.
1-Up Deluxe	Same scene, in the northwest.
10 10-Coins	Same scene, in the southwest.
10 10-Coins	Same scene, in the middle, above the end of the stone circle.
10-Coin, Bomb Derby Attack Piece	In the sixth scene, in the part reachable from previous scene.
50-Coin	NOTE: Following 4 blocks are available only after returning from Dream's Deep accessed by Dreamy Pi'illo Castle accessed by the dreampoint. In the ninth scene (first cave scene), in the northeast.
10-Coin	Same scene, in the part reached from tenth scene, near the entrance.
Ultra Mushroom	Same scene, same part, at the end.
50-Coin	Same scene, in the Mini-Mario section, near the exit.
Ultra Candy	NOTE: Following block is available only after learning the Ball Hop during second Mount Pajamaja visit. In the tenth scene (second cave scene), in the northwest.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ヒルーネビーチ[?] Hirūne Bīchi	From elongation of「昼寝」(hirune, "nap") and "beach"
Dutch	Sluimerstrand[?]	Slumber Beach
French (NOA)	Côte Lidodemer[?]	From côte ("coast") and lit de mer ("sea's stream bed")
French (NOE)	Plage Lidemer[?]	From plage ("beach") and lit de mer ("sea's stream bed")
German	Schlummerstrand[?]	Slumber Beach
Italian	Dormiriva[?]	From dormire ("to sleep") and riva ("shore")
Korean	코자자 비치[?] Kojaja Bichi	Snore-Sleep Beach
Portuguese (NOE)	Baía das Sestas[?]	Nap Bay
Spanish (NOA)	Costa Sosiego[?]	Quiet Coast
Spanish (NOE)	Playa Siesta[?]	Nap Beach

Trivia

• Part of Driftwood Shore's music is an arrangement of "Sweet Surfin'", Gwarhar Lagoon and Oho Oasis's background music from Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and its remake.