Pi'illo Castle

Pi'llo Castle
First appearance	Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (2013)
Greater location	Pi'illo Island
Ruler	Prince Dreambert
Inhabitants	Pi'illos, Brocks, Eldream

Pi'illo Castle is a large castle that appears in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. It is the home of the rulers of Pi'illo Island, and prior to the Pi'illo species getting temporarily wiped out, where Prince Dreambert and various other Pi'illos of royalty lived. This is where Mario and Luigi begin their adventure.

Description

Pi'illo Castle is a large stone structure with long vines and vegetation growing on its exterior. It has the symbol of the Pi'illos near the entrance. Above the entrance is a Zeekeeper face. The interior has stone walls and floors. One of the rooms contains a rocket platform that takes people to the ancient hidden area and back. Another room contains a bed that Luigi sleeps on. This is also where Princess Peach is kidnapped by Antasma. It is also the location of the Battle Ring. The cave underneath the bridge to Mushrise Park is also considered to be in Pi'illo Castle.

Enemies

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  Grombas

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  Bloatulas

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  Smoldergeist (boss)

Pi'illo locations

Pi'illo Castle – 3 Pi'illos (1 Pink Pi'illo, 2 Blue Pi'illos)
Location	Necessity	Type	Screenshot
This Pi'illo is found in the cave section under the bridge to Mushrise Park, at the start of the second area.	Required	Pink Pi'illo
This Pi'illo is found in the cave section under the bridge to Mushrise Park, by some raised ground that cannot be reached without its aid.	Required	Blue Pi'illo
This Pi'illo is found in the cave section under the bridge to Mushrise Park, where the exit pipe is that can only be reached with its aid.	Required	Blue Pi'illo

Block locations

Pi'illo Castle - 31 Blocks (21 ?, 3 M, 4 L, 1 Bros., 1 Random, 1 Camera)
Item/s	Location	Screenshot
Mushroom, Five Coin	In the scene west of the first scene, in the northwestern corner.
Coin	In the third scene of the ancient hidden area, near the entrance.
10 Coins	Same scene, in the north.
1-Up Mushroom	Same scene, in the southeast.
Coin	Same scene, in the south.
Mushroom	In the sixth scene of the ancient hidden area, near the entrance.
Coin	NOTE: Following 5 blocks are available only after returning from Dreamy Pi'illo Castle accessed by a Dreampoint. In the scene northeast of the first scene, in the northeastern corner of the lower part.
Five Coin	In the scene with the hotel reception, in the north.
10 Coins	In the northeastern hotel room, in front of the table.
10 Coins	In the southwestern hotel room, between the upper bed and table.
1-Up Mushroom	In the balcony scene, south of the hotel reception scene.
Coin	NOTE: Following block is available only after destroying the bridge in Pi'illo Blimport. In the first underground scene, near the exit.
Mushroom	NOTE: Following 2 blocks are available only after returning from Dreamy Pi'illo Castle accessed by Pink Pi'illo. In the second underground scene, in the north.
Coin	Same scene, left of the previous one.
10 Coins	NOTE: Following 3 blocks are available only after returning from Dreamy Pi'illo Castle accessed by the first Blue Pi'illo. Same scene, in the southwest.
Coin, Nut	In the third underground scene, in the middle-east.
Candy, 10 Coins	NOTE: Following 3 blocks are available only after returning from Dreamy Pi'illo Castle accessed by the second Blue Pi'illo. Same scene, in the south, left of the Blue Pi'iilo.
10 Coins	Same scene, in the southeast, behind the warp pipe.
Five Coin	NOTE: Following 3 blocks are available only after the bridge in Pi'illo Blimport is fixed. In the scene west of the second scene, in the north.
Five Coin	In the scene northeast of the second scene, in the west of the lower part.
10 Coins	Same scene, in the east of the lower part.
Pi'illo Castle Shot	NOTE: Following block is available only after entering Wakeport proper (the third scene on from the start) for the first time. In the scene south of the collection room scene, in the west of the upper part.
1-Up Deluxe	NOTE: Following block is available only after learning the Spin Jump on Mount Pajamaja. In the scene northeast of the first scene, in the northwestern corner.
50-Coin	NOTE: Following 5 blocks are available only after learning the Ball Hop during second Mount Pajamaja visit. In the scene north of the scene northeast of the second scene, in the southeast.
Ultra Candy	Same scene, in the northeast.
Rally Belt	Same scene, in the north.
Ultra Nut	Same scene, in the northwest.
50-Coin	Same scene, in the southwest

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	マクラノ城[?] Makurano-jō	Pi'illo Castle
Dutch	Sluimerslot[?]	Slumber Castle. Sluimer is also the Dutch name for Pi'illos.
French (NOE)	Château Koussinos[?]	Pi'illo Castle
German	Kissenschloss[?]	Pillow Castle
Italian	Castel Guanciale[?]	Pillow Castle
Korean	베개로 성[?] Begaero Seong	Begae(-)ro, literally means 'to the pillow', and Seong means a castle.
Portuguese	Castelo Travesseiro[?]	Pillow Castle. Travesseiro is also the Portuguese name for Pi'illos.
Spanish (NOA)	Castillo Amodorra[?]	Drowsy Castle
Spanish (NOE)	Castillo Almohada[?]	Pi'illo Castle

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