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|SpaA=Somier de roca Pimayama
|SpaA=Somier de roca Pimayama
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|SpaAM=Pajama Rock Frame; "Pimayama" comes from "Monte Pimayama" (Spanish name for Mount Pajamaja)
|SpaE=Somier de roca del Pijama
|SpaE=Somier de roca del Pijama
|SpaEM=Pajama Rock Frame; "Pijama" comes also from "Monte Pijama" (Spanish name for Mount Pajamaja)
|SpaEM=Pajama Rock Frame; "Pijama" comes from "Monte Pijama" (Spanish name for Mount Pajamaja)
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[[Category:Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Special Items]]
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Revision as of 01:31, July 2, 2019

Template:Item-infobox The Pajamaja Rock Frame is an item that appears in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, and one of the five Ultibed parts. It is a solid rock bed frame found in Mount Pajamaja. Mario and Luigi find it in a room over to the east of the mountain while touring the area with the Massif Bros. Before they can retrieve it, Luigi must sleep on it in order for Mario to destroy the Nightmare Chunk in its dream world. Once the chunk is demolished, Mario can collect the frame.

Ultibed Manual text

First Hint

  • "The Pajamaja Rock Frame is somewhere on Mount Pajamaja. Can you find it? Go there and search for clues!"

Second Hint

  • "According to the Massif Bros., the tour's ultimate goal is to find the treasure of Mount Pajamaja. Could it be one of the Zee Parts?"

Third Hint

  • "The treasure was indeed the Pajamaja Rock Frame, but it can't be utilised right now. It's covered with nightmare chunks..."

Description

  • "The nightmare chunks have been broken, so the frame can finally be used! The four solid legs make it super steady."

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Spanish (NOA) Somier de roca Pimayama
Pajama Rock Frame; "Pimayama" comes from "Monte Pimayama" (Spanish name for Mount Pajamaja)
Spanish (NOE) Somier de roca del Pijama
Pajama Rock Frame; "Pijama" comes from "Monte Pijama" (Spanish name for Mount Pajamaja)