Mushrise Park

Mushrise Park
First appearance	Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (2013)
Greater location	Pi'illo Island
Ruler	Brickle
Inhabitants	Capnaps, Thorbs, Flibbees, Goombas, Shy Guy Airtub, Shy Guy, Virus, Fly Guy R, Goomba R, Grobot

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Mushrise Park (formerly known as Mushrise Fields under the Pi'illo Kingdom era) is a grassland area found in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. As the name suggests, it is a local park just south of Pi'illo Castle. It has rare plants, and is known for its fountains and strong winds. Its name is a portmanteau of "mushroom" and "sunrise".

Mushrise Park has two special attractions only seen here: Slingshrooms and Seesaw Mushrooms. On the first visit, the Bros. receive their Hammers, and are introduced to breakable rocks. On the second visit, this area introduces tubes that Side Drill can launch out of.

History

Mario and Luigi come to the park to free Eldream, a Pi'illo elder who knows how to reach Dream's Deep where Princess Peach is being held captive by Antasma. They meet up with Brickle, the Manager of the park, who reveals he has Eldream but refuses to give it up unless the Bros. can catch him. After discovering their hammers, they find Brickle stuck on top of a fountain. The Bros. immediately go underground and raise the water pressure, spraying Brickle off the fountain and causing the fountain itself to explode. In the meanwhile, at Brickle's Maintenance hut, a piece of the fountain ends up hitting Grobot, the park's hydrozation robot, damaging it and making it go on a frenzy. During that time, Brickle thanks the Mario Bros. for getting him down and gives them the Eldream Pillow, saying they can use it on his bed inside his hut. Unfortunately, Grobot has gone absolutely berserk at this point and attacks Brickle, forcing Mario and Luigi to fight the haywire robot. The Bros. beat it and Grobot gets destroyed, leaving Brickle heartbroken, but he gets over it quickly and allows the Bros. to use the Eldream pillow.

Inside the Dream World, in Dreamy Mushrise Park, Mario and Dreamy Luigi encounter Dreambunny, Eldream's pet rabbit, who has the nightmare chunk containing Eldream. Before they can go on a full pursue, Dreamy Brickle appears trying to catch the rabbit as well, thinking it will be what will attract people to his park. The Bros. and Brickle run after the rabbit (with the latter wearing bunny ears, attempting to lure it with a carrot), but they eventually decide to call it a truce and the Bros. catch the rabbit, who gives up the Nightmare Chunk containing Eldream. Eldream is set free and opens a portal to the Dream Deep, where they corner Antasma (but are kept back by his screeching). Meanwhile, in the real world, Starlow encounters Kamek, Private Goomp, Corporal Paraplonk, Sergeant Guy, with the latter three being promoted to royal guard. Not long after, Bowser appears, and, after demanding the location of Peach, picks up her scent, and jumps into the Dream Portal. He ends up in Dream Deep where the Mario Bros. are with Antasma and Peach. Bowser shows dislike to Antasma (who is currently in bat form) at first for stealing Peach instead of him, but after Antasma convinces that he can give Bowser new moves and all, the two form a team that the Bros. battle. The two get defeated, and Antasma increases the power inside Bowser, as well as flooring the Bros. and Peach. The villainous pair leave the portal and say they have work to do and are too busy to kidnap Peach, and Eldream pulls the other three back into the Real World.

Everyone learns that Antasma is after the Dream Stone, which resides in Dozing Sands. Thus the Bros. leave the park to go and find the Dream Stone.

Later on during the Bros.' hunt for the Zee Parts, Brickle is found by the broken fountain, seemingly troubled by the sheer mass of rocks in areas of the park. Upon spotting Mario and Luigi and being asked if he has seen the Mushrise Tree Board anywhere in the park, he reveals that he has it in his hands at the moment, but only agrees to give them information as long as they smash some rocks throughout the park. Upon the Bros.' quick success at this, they return to a pleased Brickle and follow him through the Maintenance Hut and into an area that was not previously accessible due to a Brock standing guard. Brickle stops before a large wooden chair-like stump, where what is soon proven to be the Mushrise Tree Board sits. Once it's confirmed to be the Mushrise Tree Board, Brickle then returns to work, and the Bros. continue the hunt for the Zee Parts.

Enemies

First visit

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  Capnaps

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  Thorbs

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  Flibbees

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  Grobot (boss)

Mushrise Tree Board rock clearing areas

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  Fly Guys R

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  Goombas R

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  Viruses

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  Shy Guy Airtubs (background enemy)

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  Shy Guys

Pi'illo locations

Mushrise Park – 5 Pi'illos (3 Pink Pi'illos, 1 Blue Pi'illo, Eldream)
Location	Necessity	Type	Screenshot
This Pi'illo is found in the area with the bridge near the northeast exit, with its aid allowing Mario and Luigi to get up to the higher ground in order to acquire hammers.	Required	Blue Pi'illo
Eldream is found by Brickle, whom the Bros. chase down through the park and at one point save, Brickle then lets them free Eldream on his bed in the Maintenance Hut.	Required	Eldream
This Pi'illo is found in the area to the west of the lookout point on some higher ground accessible from going through the area with the lookout point and heading to the west on the higher ground there.	Optional	Pink Pi'illo
This Pi'illo is found in the area to the west of the area with the fountain, on the smaller secluded south-east side at the end of the path by the darker grass. (Spin Jump required)	Optional	Pink Pi'illo
This Pi'illo is found in the area to the east of the area with the park's southern exit, in the northwest on the large blue hill. (Spin Jump and Ball Hop required)	Optional	Pink Pi'illo

Beanhole locations

Mushrise Park – 22 Beans (3 Heart Beans, 5 Bros. Beans, 3 Power Beans, 4 Defense Beans, 3 Speed Beans, 4 Stache Beans)
Location	Type	Screenshot
In the area leading to Dozing Sands/Driftwood Shore, this Bean is found by the dark grass in the far south-east, just by the south exit.	Power
In the area leading to Dozing Sands/Driftwood Shore, this Bean is found to the south of the Mushrise Management sign.	Power
In the area leading to Dozing Sands/Driftwood Shore, this Bean is found in the north-east, near a rock.	Bros.
In the area with the bridge, this Bean is found on some higher ground in the north-west first accessed to the west of said area in the area with the lookout point.	Defense
In the area with the bridge, this Bean is found by a Red Yoshi in the south-east.	Power
In the area with the bridge, this Bean is found right next to the north-east exit.	Bros.
In the area with the bridge, this Bean is found by the south-east exit.	Bros.
In the area with the fountain, this Bean is found in a patch of dirt in the south-east.	Defense
In the area with the fountain, this Bean is found in the south-west on ground level.	Heart
In the area with the fountain, this Bean is found on some grass in the center of a spiral pattern in the north.	Stache
In the area with the fountain, this Bean is found on some higher ground in the west, the specific position being inside a circular-patterned patch of grass. (Spin Jump required)	Heart
In the area with the Maintainence Hut Warp Pipe and Brickle, these 4 Beans are found on a spot of light in the far east. The southern one is Heart Bean, the western one is Bros. Bean, the northern one is Defense Bean and the eastern one is Stache Bean.	Heart, Bros., Defense and Stache
In the area to the east of the area with the park's southern exit, this Bean is found in the north-east on ground level, right next to the small blue hill there.	Defense
In the area to the west of the area with the fountain, this Bean is found on the south-east side of the area, the specific position being inside a circular-patterened patch of grass.	Speed
In the area to the east of the Maintainence Hut area (on the map), this Bean is found in the south-west, in a patch of dirt in the middle of some darker grass.	Bros.
In the area to the east of the Maintainence Hut area (on the map), this Bean is found in the north, on some dark green ground.	Speed
In the area to the east of the Maintainence Hut area (on the map), these 2 Stache Beans are found in the north at the highest possible level, before two blocks.	Stache
In the area leading to Somnom Woods/Neo Bowser Castle, this Bean is found by the northern exit, on higher ground. (Ball Hop required)	Speed

Block locations

Mushrise Park - 59 Blocks (40 ?, 3 M, 3 L, 2 Bros., 2 Random, 8 Attack Piece, 1 Camera)
Item/s	Location	Screenshot
1-Up Mushroom	In the second scene, in the southeast.
10 Coins, 10 Five Coins	NOTE: Following 41 blocks are available only after returning from Dreamy Mushrise Park accessed by the Blue Pi'illo. Same scene, in the southwest.
Coin	In the scene south of the second scene (eight scene), in the northwest.
Coin	In the third scene, in the south.
Mushroom	Same scene, in the northwest.
10 Coins	In the second scene, in the northwest.
10 Five Coins, So-So Boots	In the scene west of the third scene, in the west.
3D Red Shell Attack Piece	In the fourth scene, near the entrance.
3D Red Shell Attack Piece	Same scene, in the middle.
3D Red Shell Attack Piece	Same scene, in the southwest.
3D Red Shell Attack Piece	In the fifth scene, near the entrance.
Coin	Same scene, in the northeast.
Coin	Same scene, in the west.
Five Coin	Same scene, in the southwest.
3D Red Shell Attack Piece	Same scene, in the middle, on the west island.
3D Red Shell Attack Piece	Same scene, in the southeast.
3D Red Shell Attack Piece, 10 Coins	Same scene, in the middle, on the middle islands.
10 Coins	Same scene, in the middle, on the north island.
3D Red Shell Attack Piece	In the fourth scene, in the northeast. Accessible after destroying the rocks by using the rainbow Slingshroom in the fifth scene.
10 Coins	Same scene, right of the rainbow Slingshroom.
Candy	In the sixth scene, in the south.
Syrup Jar	Same scene, left of the Seesaw Mushrooms.
Five Coin	Same scene, right of the Seesaw Mushrooms.
Coin	In the seventh scene, near the entrance.
Coin	Same scene, near the northern exit.
10 Coins	In the eighth scene, in the west.
Coin	Same scene, in the north.
Mushroom	Same scene, in the northeast.
10 Coins, Coin	In the scene east of the second scene, in the southwest.
Super Candy	In the second scene, in the northeast.
10 Coins	In the underground scene, in the north.
10 Coins	Same scene, in the south.
So-So Wear	Same scene, in the middle.
Discount Hammer, Coin	In the Maintanance Hut scene, in the southwest.
Syrup Jar	Same scene, in the north.
10 Coins, 10 Five Coins	Same scene, in the southeast.
Super Candy	NOTE: Following 2 blocks are available only after learning Mini-Mario in Dozing Sands. In the seventh scene, in the southwest.
10 10-Coins	In the scene east of the first scene, in the northwest.
Mushrise Park Shot	NOTE: Following block is available only after learning Spin Jump on Mount Pajamaja. In the eighth scene, on the elevated ground reachable by a Spin Jump from the flowers right of it.
10-Coin	NOTE: Following 4 blocks are available only after returning from Dream's Deep accessed by the Dreamy Pi'illo Castle accessed by the Dreampoint. In the scene east of the seventh scene, in the southeast.
Ultra Mushroom	Same scene, in the southwest.
10 50-Coins	Same scene, in the northeast.
Max Candy	Same scene, in the north.
10 50-Coins	NOTE: Following 10 blocks are available only after learning the Ball Hop during second Mount Pajamaja visit. In the first scene, in the northeast.
1-Up Deluxe	Same scene, in the northwest.
50-Coin	In the scene east of the second scene, in the northeast.
50-Coin	In the scene south of the previous one, in the west.
10-Coin	Same scene, in the southwest.
Glass Hammer	Same scene, in the northwest.
10 10-Coins, Refreshing Herb	Same scene, in the north.
Ultrasyrup Jar	Same scene, in the northeast.
Max Candy	In the underground scene, in the northwest.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	オハパーク[?] Oha Pāku	Possibly from the shortened form of「おはよう」(ohayō, good morning) and "park"
Dutch	Dauwpark[?]	Dew Park
French (NOA)	Parc Lève-Champi[?]	Arise-Shroom Park
French (NOE)	Parc de l'éveil[?]	Awakening park
German	Pilzwald Park[?]	Mushroom-Forest Park
Italian	Buonparco[?]	From "buono" (good) and "parco" (park)
Korean	굿모닝 파크[?] Gutmoning Pakeu	Good-Morning Park
Portuguese (NOE)	Parque Cogumelo Nascente[?]	Rising Mushroom Park
Spanish (NOA)	Parque Despabile[?]	Snuff Park
Spanish (NOE)	Parque Aurora[?]	Sunlight Park