Neo Bowser Castle

Not to be confused with Bowser's Castle or 3DS Neo Bowser City.

Neo Bowser Castle
Screenshot from Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
First appearance	Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (2013)
Latest appearance	Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam (2015)
Greater location	Pi'illo Island(Mario & Luigi: Dream Team) Mushroom Kingdom(Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam)
Inhabitants	Bowser, Antasma, Kamek, Elite Trio, Fire Bros, Flaming Antasmatons, Inky Piranha Plants, Chain Chomps, Walker Guys, Shy Guy Airtubs R, Shy Guys R(Mario & Luigi: Dream Team) Bowser, Paper Bowser, Koopalings, Kamek, Paper Kamek, Broozers, Paper Broozers, Shy Guys, Chain Chomps, Paper Chain Chomps, Paper Sombrero Guys, Big Tail Goombas, Mechakoopas, Fly Guys, Fuzzies(Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam)

Neo Bowser Castle is the final area in both Mario & Luigi: Dream Team and Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam.

In Dream Team, it does not appear until the middle of the game, where it appears floating high above Pi'illo Island, until it is grounded and lands in the east, north of Somnom Woods and east of Mount Pajamaja. It can be reached by traveling north in the area between Mushrise Park and Somnom Woods. In Paper Jam, the Bros. can access the castle after they defeat Bowser Jr. and his paper counterpart in Bowser's Castle. The castle takes off and appears in the sky above Mount Brrr. It can be reached by climbing a winding staircase made of Paper Toads from the mountain summit.

Description

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Neo Bowser Castle in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team is a large, black, ominous castle that is a mix of Bowser and Antasma's designs. The outer walls have spikes and a red symbol of Bowser's face appears on the front, though this is added by the time Mario and Luigi reach the castle; when the castle is first created there are four screw bolts instead. It is topped with tall, purple towers and spires with the central tower being the tallest.

The interiors of Neo Bowser Castle are like many of Bowser's previous castles, filled with seas of lava and spikes with some colored tiles of his face in red, blue, green and yellow. Not seen before in previous Bowser castles or final dungeons in the Mario & Luigi games, shadowy-themed elements from Antasma are also present: many dimly lit rooms; dark torches; strange, giant purple vines, structures and tendrils are seen throughout the castle with shadowy particles occasionally rising from the ground.

Neo Bowser Castle is vast and has many rooms and floors, each requiring the Bros. to clear several obstacles on one floor to advance to the next. Because puzzles in the castle are divided with the dream worlds there, the puzzles in the castle itself are relatively few and simple compared to previous final dungeons such as Bowser's Castle from Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and Shroob Castle from Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time. Near the main passageway in the castle are two Warp Pipes that can transport the Bros. to the upper floor they have previously cleared, and just outside the castle's entrance is a shop.

Neo Bowser Castle in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam has the same general appearance as its counterpart in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, but rocket engines hold parts of the castle in the sky. These engines are attached to some cardboard terrain that surrounds the castle walls.

Inside the building, much of the layout is identical to Bowser's previous castle, with the exception of open sky replacing the earlier lava pits, and the lack of the internal Dream Vines. The castle is divided into two main floors, which can be accessed via up and down buttons near the entrance. Once these are hit with the hammer, the central plaza will either move up to the higher level (from which the final tower and battlements are accessible) or down to the initial one.

Area Layout

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team

Neo Bowser Castle is divided into four areas on the map.

• Area 1: Mario and Luigi enter the castle itself in this area, with a shop just outside the entrance. Switches that lower gates are present, with one gate blocking entry to the first dream world, where Kamek is fought.
• Area 2: A very expansive second floor, it is divided in two sections. Mega Bob-ombs are used to press the gates' switches. There are two dream world spots where the Bros. must go to defeat Kamek. On the first floor's foyer, two Warp Pipes are present which can transport the Bros.: the one on the left leads to the beginning of the floor; the pipe on the right leads to the end, near the elevator that leads to the third floor.
• Area 3: Three giant flames from the dream worlds blocking entry to the fourth area are present; the Bros. must make their way to the three dream worlds from the west and east sides to make them disappear. Several outdoor areas are here as well.
• Area 4: The final area of Neo Bowser Castle.
  • Bowser's Bedroom: This room is where Bowser sleeps to provide power to the castle. The gigantic Dream Vines beneath Bowser's bed serve as a Dreampoint, to the seventh and final dream world. At the end of this room is an elevator that leads the brothers outside.
  • Main Lair: This outside area is where Antasma is fought for the final time. At the end of this room is the entrance of the castle's tallest tower.
  • Spiral Staircase: A long, spiral rainbow-colored passageway Mario and Luigi must work their way up to reach elevator that goes to the balcony. The former Elite Trio is there to throw Bob-ombs and Mega Bob-ombs at them to slow them down.
  • Balcony: The final floor where the final battle with Dreamy Bowser is fought.

History

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team

Illustration of Neo Bowser Castle after the Bros. use a Camera Block and decrypt the image with Kylie Koopa.

At the summit of Mount Pajamaja, with the Dream Stone charged, Antasma wishes for a castle for him and Bowser, one that is impenetrable and also one that is feared. A large castle, a mix between Bowser's and Antasma's designs, comes out of the Dream Stone and floats into the sky. Antasma then tries out the castle and destroys several small islands around Pi'illo Island with large lasers. Then a large impenetrable shield surrounds the castle. Bowser dubs this castle Neo Bowser Castle. Inaccessible for most of the game, Mario and Luigi gather the parts of the Ultibed to reach the Zeekeeper in the dream world, as he is the one who can break the shield surrounding Neo Bowser Castle and send it to the ground so the brothers can defeat Antasma and Bowser.

The inhabitants of the island are not entirely sure what to think about Neo Bowser Castle, and are unaware of the castle's true origin. Some people are extremely concerned, given the castle's destructive ability. Many of them ran away, causing chaos at Pi'illo Blimport. Other people think the castle is one of the island's attractions, and that the explosions were part of a show. Pi'illos hate it. They know Antasma used the Dream Stone to create it and consider Neo Bowser Castle to be against what the Dream Stone stands for.

After the Zeekeeper knocks the castle out of the sky with the Wakebeam, it crashes between Mushrise Park and Somnom Woods. It causes an earthquake, which is noticed by many NPCs. A Shell Hutch is opened just outside the castle, in a bid by its owner to make money off of potential desperation.

When Mario and Luigi storm the castle, most of the important areas are blocked with sturdy gates that must be lowered by pressing several switches that power the gate using all the navigational techniques they've learned throughout the game. Kamek will also hinder progress several times by casting spells on the doorways, warping the brothers in different sections than they intended, before going through dream portals created by Antasma. Scattered throughout a floor of the castle are Kamek Blocks that are used to reveal exactly where a spell warps the Bros. to and from on the map. By lowering the gates blocking floating Koopa Clown Cars that Luigi can then use to sleep on, the Bros. can get to Kamek through the puzzle-laden dream worlds, where they can defeat him to lift the spells placed on the doors so they can move forward. As they travel up the castle, Mega Bob-ombs will also come into play and the brothers must use air vents to navigate them into pressing the gates' switches if their abilities alone are not enough.

Mario and Luigi explore the interior of the castle

Deeper in the castle, after defeating Kamek a third time so that he no longer casts spells on the doorways, the brothers are stopped by several intense dark flames being shot out of portals from three Dream Worlds, which they must make their way to and destroy the pipes spewing them.

Bowser sleeping in Neo Bowser Castle; Luigi suggests to enter Dreamy Neo Bowser Castle to battle Bowser there.

Upon succeeding in doing so, Mario and Luigi enter the doorway at the end to find Bowser sleeping on Antasma as a pillow with a barrier protecting him. Prince Dreambert states that the strange purple vines they've seen everywhere throughout the castle are what powers the building, and that they originate from Antasma. Luigi suggests they enter Bowser's Dream World, Prince Dreambert realizing they could try what they did with Big Massif with Bowser. Prince Dreambert connects himself to the vines as pillow form, and Luigi sleeps on him, Mario entering the Dream World where he and Dreamy Luigi confront and take down a powered-up Bowser. By defeating Bowser in his Dream World, the vines that supplied the power to the castle turn gray.

Mario and Luigi leave the Dream World and after pursuing Bowser and Antasma, discover that Bowser was planning to double-cross Antasma all along. Antasma reveals he had made a wish on the Dream Stone for the ability to create Dream Portals at some point, and flees from Bowser through one. Bowser, meanwhile, flees himself with a Paratroopa holding Princess Peach. Prince Dreambert decides to fight Antasma just as he did centuries ago, and loses. Mario decides to avenge him and jumps into the Dream Portal himself. Dreamy Luigi and a barely conscious Prince Dreambert join in the fight to assist him. After Mario defeats Antasma for good, they leave the Dream World, knowing they still have Bowser to take care of.

The Bros. then work their way up a long spiral passageway, and narrowly avoiding Private Goomp, Sergeant Guy, and Corporal Paraplonk's Mega Bob-omb attacks, Mario, Luigi, Starlow, and Prince Dreambert make it to the castle balcony, where Bowser and Peach await. Bowser boasts about the power he now has, with the Dream Stone and Peach in hand. Suddenly, Peach and Starlow activate their wish power from the previous game and, at the request of Prince Dreambert, destroy the Dream Stone. Bowser is initially shocked about this, but then screams in rage, "NOT YET!" as he inhales the Dream Stone's pieces and becomes a form known only as Dreamy Bowser. Mario and Luigi engage battle with him, and upon winning, knock him flying into the sky. Suddenly, without the Dream Stone to maintain it, the castle begins to crumble, but the Zeekeeper gives Mario and friends a lift back to Pi'illo Castle just in time.

Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam

After Bowser Jr.'s defeat, the two Bowsers activate the rocket engines on the castle, which lift it up into the sky. At this point, the castle's main cannon is used to destroy Peach's Castle, and the party is blasted off the balcony by Kamek.

Once Mario, Luigi and Paper Mario reach the summit of Mount Brrr, they use the Paper Toads to form a bridge up to the castle, which they used to enter. The remaining Paper Toads then become Toad Trail, Mario's last Bros. Attack.

Inside, the trio encounter Nabbit for the final time, chasing him down throughout the building to gain Mega Thwonk, Luigi's final Bros Attack. They then navigate the various rooms to reach the second floor, where they encounter Toadette with the papercrafts from earlier. After seeing these destroyed by the new Papercraft Bowser, the group hunts down Fire Ore from around the building, using it to build a new Papercraft Fire Mario to defeat Papercraft Bowser.

This then leads to the bridge to the next area being destroyed, and the Bros. have to navigate the surrounding room to repair it. However, once this is done, the castle's biggest cannon is charged up and readied for a final attack on Peach's Castle, which the Bros. break before proceeding.

Before they can enter the main tower though, the Bros face the two Kameks in battle. Defeating them quickly to move on, they progress forward, encountering the Koopalings who are battled consecutively (Wendy O. Koopa and Roy Koopa, then Larry Koopa and Ludwig von Koopa, and finally Morton Koopa Jr., Iggy Koopa and Lemmy Koopa at the end).

The trio then face off against the two Bowsers, with a second battle against their new merged form, Shiny RoboBowser. After this, Bowser is knocked into the distance and Paper Bowser is trapped in the book. While the castle is absent in the ending, the credits sequence implies that the castle eventually lands in its original place as the Papercraft Parade passes through it.

Enemies

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team

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  Fire Bros

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  Flaming Antasmatons

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  Inky Piranha Plants (background enemy)

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  Chain Chomps

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  Walker Guys

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  Shy Guy Airtubs R (background enemy)

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  Shy Guys R

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  Dreamy Bowser (final boss)

Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam

Common

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  Broozers

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  Paper Broozers

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  Shy Guys

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  Chain Chomps

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  Paper Chain Chomps

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  Paper Sombrero Guys

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  Big Tail Goombas

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  Mechakoopas

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  Boomerang Bros

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  Paper Boomerang Bros

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  Paper Dry Bones

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  Fly Guys (missions and boss battle only)

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  Paper Fuzzies (missions only)

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  Goombas (missions only)

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  Paper Paragoombas (missions only)

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  Paper Bob-ombs (missions only)

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  Paper Boos (missions only)

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  Nabbit (missions only)

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  Horned Ant Troopers (missions only)

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  Kamek (boss)

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  Paper Kamek (boss)

Final push

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  Goombas

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  Paper Goombas

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  Koopa Troopas

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  Paper Koopa Troopas

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  Spinies

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  Paper Spinies

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  Ninjis

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  Paper Ninjis

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  Hammer Bros

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  Paper Hammer Bros

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  Spikes

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  Paper Spikes

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  Shy Guys

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  Paper Shy Guys

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  Broozers

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  Paper Broozers

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  Roy Koopa (boss)

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  Wendy O. Koopa (boss)

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  Ludwig von Koopa (boss)

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  Larry Koopa (boss)

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  Lemmy Koopa (boss)

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  Morton Koopa Jr. (boss)

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  Iggy Koopa (boss)

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  Bowser (boss)

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  Paper Bowser (boss)

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  Shiny RoboBowser (final boss)

Profiles

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team

Block locations

Neo Bowser Castle - 70 Blocks (50 ?, 2 M, 4 L, 2 Bros., 1 Random, 10 Attack Piece, 1 Camera)
Item/s	Location	Screenshot
Neo Bowser Castle Shot	First Floor: In the third scene, in the southwest.
Ultrasyrup Jar, 100-Coin	First Floor: Same scene, in the northeast
Star Rocket Attack Piece	First Floor: In the scene north of the third scene, in the north.
50-Coin	First Floor: In the scene west of the third scene, in the northwest.
10 50-Coins	First Floor: Same scene, in the south.
Ultra Mushroom	First Floor: In the scene north of the of the previous scene, in the northwest.
Star Rocket Attack Piece	First Floor: Same scene, at the start of the east part.
Star Rocket Attack Piece, Ultra Candy	First Floor: In the scene east of the third scene, in the northeast.
10 50-Coins, Max Syrup Jar	First Floor: In the scene east of the scene north of the third scene, at the end of the first Mini-Mario section.
Star Rocket Attack Piece, Crystal Hammer	First Floor: Same scene, in the second Mini-Mario section.
Star Rocket Attack Piece	First Floor: In the third scene, right of the Dreampoint. Accessible after lowering the cage.
50-Coin	NOTE: Following 15 blocks are available only after returning from Dreamy Neo Bowser Castle accessed by the Dreampoint from the first Koopa Clown Car. First Floor: In the last scene of the floor, in the southeast.
100-Coin	First Floor: Same scene, in the southwest.
50-Coin	Second Floor: In the first scene, left of the entrance.
Max Nut	Second Floor: In the second scene, lowest of the three blocks found in the southwest.
Star Rocket Attack Piece	Second Floor: Same scene, middle of the three blocks found in the southwest.
10 50-Coins	Second Floor: Same scene, upper of the three blocks found in the southwest.
Max Syrup Jar, 100-Coin	Second Floor: Same scene, in the middle west, behind the first bomb-track.
50-Coin	Second Floor: In the scene east of the third scene, in the west part.
100-Coin, Secret Box	Second Floor: In the scene west of the third scene, in the east upper part.
Star Rocket Attack Piece	Second Floor: Same scene, in front of the previous two.
Star Rocket Attack Piece	Second Floor: In the scene east of the third scene, in the southwest of the east part.
Max Nut, 100-Coin	Second Floor: Same scene, in the southeast, above the elevated ground.
Max Syrup Jar	NOTE: Following 29 blocks are available only after returning from Dreamy Neo Bowser Castle accessed by the Dreampoint from the second Koopa Clown Car. Second Floor: In the part of the second scene accesible only from the previous scene, in the southwest.
Star Rocket Attack Piece	Second Floor: Same part, in the southeast.
Star Rocket Attack Piece, Gold Statue	Second Floor: In the fourth scene, in the part accessible from the scene west of the third scene, at the end.
1-Up Deluxe, 10 100-Coins	Second Floor: Same scene, at the end of the southeastern part.
50-Coin	Second Floor: Same scene, near the exit.
100-Coin (both)	Second Floor: In the fifth scene, near the entrance.
Max Candy	Second Floor: Same scene, on the left after the bomb-tracks.
Max Syrup Jar	Second Floor: Same scene, in the middle after the bomb-tracks.
100-Coin	Second Floor: Same scene, on the right after the bomb-tracks.
Refreshing Herb	Second Floor: In the scene northwest of the fifth scene, in the east of the west part.
Secret Box	Second Floor: Same scene, in the west of the west part.
10 50-Coins	Second Floor: In the scene east of the sixth scene, north of the entrance.
Max Candy	Second Floor: In the scene north of the previous one, in the part with small islands, above the northwestern one.
10 50-Coins, Max Mushroom	Second Floor: Same scene, same part, above the middle one.
100-Coin	Second Floor: Same scene, after the small islands part.
100-Coin, 50-Coin	NOTE: Cannot be struck directly by bros, needed to be hit by bomb: first by turning on first 3 fans, second by turning on all fans but third and sixth. Second Floor: Same scene, in the north.
Ultra Nut	Second Floor: In the scene west of the seventh scene, in the west of the east part.
100-Coin	NOTE: Cannot be struck directly by bros, needed to be hit by bomb after turning on first fan only. Second Floor: Same scene, same part, in the north.
100-Coin, 1-Up Deluxe	Second Floor: In the scene northwest of the fifth scene, in the part accessible from the previous scene, in the northeast.
Max Syrup Jar, 1-Up Deluxe	Second Floor: In the scene west of the seventh scene, in the northwest of the west part.
50-Coin (both)	NOTE: Cannot be struck directly by bros, needed to be hit by bomb: first by turning on first fan only, second by turning on second fan only. Second Floor: In the sixth scene, in the northwest.
100-Coin	NOTE: Following 11 blocks are available only after returning from Dreamy Neo Bowser Castle accessed by the Dreampoint from the third Koopa Clown Car. Second Floor: In the last scene of the floor, in the northwest.
50-Coin	Second Floor: Same scene, in the northeast.
1-Up Deluxe, Max Syrup Jar	Third Floor: In the scene southwest of the scene with 3 Dreampoints, in the southwest.
Max Candy	Third Floor: In the scene west of the scene with 3 Dreampoints, on the highest point of the scene.
10 50-Coins	Third Floor: In the scene south (on the map) of the scene with 3 Dreampoints, in the north.
10 100-Coins	Third Floor: Same scene, in the southeast Mini-Mario section.
Max Candy	Third Floor: Same scene, in the south Mini-Mario section.
Angel Wear	Third Floor: Same scene, in the southwest Mini-Mario section.
POW Scarf DX, 10 50-Coins	Third Floor: In the scene southeast of the scene with 3 Dreampoints, in the southeast.

Beanholes

Neo Bowser Castle – 18 Beans (4 Heart Beans, 2 Bros. Beans, 2 Power Beans, 2 Defense Beans, 5 Speed Beans, 3 Stache Beans)
Location	Type	Screenshot
In the room to the east of the room leading to the first elevator room, this Bean is found in the north-west, on high ground in a square patch of dirt.	Speed
In the first elevator room, these 2 Beans are found in the north-west in a patch of dirt. The north-western one is Defense Bean, the south-eastern one is Heart Bean.	Defense and Heart
In the room to the west of the room with the second Dreampoint, these 2 Beans are found in the far-west in a patch of dirt. The north-western one is Heart Bean, the south-eastern one is Power Bean.	Heart and Power
In the room to the east of the room with the third Dreampoint, these 2 Beans are found in the far-east in a patch of dirt. The north-western one is Stache Bean, the south-eastern one is Speed Bean.	Stache and Speed
In the room to the north-west of the room with the third Dreampoint, these 2 Beans are found in the north-west, behind a gate in a patch of dirt. The north-western one is Bros. Bean, the south-eastern one is Speed Bean.	Bros. and Speed
In the room to the south of the room with the three Dreampoints, these 2 Beans are found by the north-western exit, in a patch of dirt. The north-western one is Stache Bean, the south-eastern one is Heart Bean.	Stache and Heart
In the room to the south of the room with the three Dreampoints, these 2 Beans are found by the north-eastern exit, in a patch of dirt. The north-eastern one is Speed Bean, the south-western one is Defense Bean.	Speed and Defense
In the room to the south-east of the room with the three Dreampoints, these 2 Beans are found in the south. In the north-western patch of dirt is Heart Bean, in the south-eastern patch of dirt is Stache Bean.	Heart and Stache
In the room to the west of the room with the three Dreampoints, this Bean is found in the south-east in a patch of dirt on higher ground.	Speed
In the room to the east of the room with the three Dreampoints, this Bean is found in the north-west, in the north-western patch of dirt.	Power
In the room to the east of the room with the three Dreampoints, this Bean is found in the south-west, in the south-western patch of dirt.	Bros.

Pi'illos

Location	Pink Pi'illos	Blue Pi'illos	Deco Pi'illos	Mega Pi'illos	Pi'illo Masters	Notable Pi'illos	Total
Pi'illo Castle	1	2	0	0	0	0	3
Mushrise Park	3	1	0	0	0	1	5
Dozing Sands	6	0	5	0	0	0	11
Wakeport	5	0	0	0	0	1	6
Mount Pajamaja	6	2	0	4	0	0	12
Driftwood Shore	3	0	0	0	0	0	3
Somnom Woods	5	0	0	0	6	0	11
Neo Bowser Castle	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
Total	30	5	5	4	6	2	52

Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam

Block locations

Neo Bowser Castle – 35 Blocks (32 ?, 1 M, 1 L, 1 P)
Item/s	Location	Screenshot
100-Coin, 10 10-Coins	In the second scene (east of the first one), at the end of the lower part.
100-Coin	Same scene, in the east part of the upper part.
2 Max Mushrooms	Same scene, in the west part of the upper part
Gold Statue	In the first scene, in the east of the upper part.
100-Coin	Same scene, in the west of the upper part
100-Coin, 10 10-Coins, 100-Coin	In the third scene (west of the first scene), in the north after crossing the first bridge.
100-Coin, 2 Max Syrup Jars, 100-Coin	Same scene, in the northwest after crossing the second bridge.
100-Coin	In the fourth scene, in the southwest.
10 50-Coins	Same scene, in the southeast.
10 50-Coins, Max Candy	In the fifth scene (west of the previous one), in the east part, above the Trio Drill-able wall.
Angel Wear	Same scene, in the west part, above the Trio Drill-able wall.
10 50-Coins, 2 1-Up DXs	Same scene, in the Paper Mario section.
2 Max Syrup Jars, 10 50-Coins, 100-Coin, Bundling Boots DX	In the sixth scene (north of the previous one), in the northeast of the lower part.
100-Coin	In the seventh scene (east of the fourth scene), in the northeast.
Gold Statue	Same scene, in the northwest.
2 Max Nuts	In the eighth scene (north of the previous one), in the northeast.
100-Coin, 10 10-Coins	Same scene, in the north.
Perfect Bro Gloves	Same scene, in the northwest.
100-Coin	In the fourth scene, in the northwest.
Golden Wear	Same scene, in the northeast.
Max Mushroom, 1-Up DX	In the ninth scene, on the west balcony. Reachable only from tenth scene.
Max Candy, Double 1-Up Mushroom	Same scene, on the east balcony. Reachable only from tenth scene.

Drill spot locations

Neo Bowser Castle – 13 drill spots (2 Heart Beans, 2 Bros. Beans, 2 Power Beans, 2 Defense Beans, 2 Speed Beans, 2 Stache Beans, 1 100-Coin)
Location	Item/s	Screenshot
In the area left of the area with the giant bridge (which is split into 4 parts), these 3 drill spots are found on the first drill-able wall, more specifically in its upper part. The eastern one is Power Bean, the western one is Speed Bean and the middle one is 100-Coin.	Power and Speed Beans, 100-Coin
In the area left of the area with the giant bridge (which is split into 4 parts), these 4 drill spots are found on the second drill-able wall an d the patch of sand next to it. The one on the wall is Stache Bean, going from east to west on the ground ones, beans go as follows: Heart, Bros. and Stache.	Stache, Heart and Bros. Beans
In the area right of the area with the giant bridge (which is split into 4 parts), these 3 drill spots are found on the first floating platform in the patch of sand. Going from west to east, beans go as follows: Heart, Bros. and Power.	Heart, Bros. and Power Beans
In the area right of the area with the giant bridge (which is split into 4 parts), this drill spot is found in the patch of sand east of the second section with buzzsaws.	Defense Bean
In the area right of the area with the giant bridge (which is split into 4 parts), these 2 drill spots are found in the patch of sand west of the second section with buzzsaws. The western one is Defense Bean, the eastern one is Speed Bean.	Defense and Speed Beans

See also

• Dreamy Neo Bowser Castle, the Dream World version of Mario & Luigi: Dream Team's Neo Bowser Castle

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ネオクッパ城[?] Neo Kuppa Jō	Neo Koopa Castle
Dutch	Bowsers Nieuwe Kasteel[?]	Bowser's New Castle
French (NOA)	Château noir de Bowser[?]	Bowser's black castle
French (NOE)	Néobowserium[?]	Neobowserium
German	Bowsers Neue Festung[?]	Bowser's New Fortress
Italian	Neo-Castello di Bowser[?]	Neo-Bowser Castle
Korean	네오 쿠파 성[?] Neo Kupa Seong	Neo Bowser's Castle
Portuguese	Neo Castelo do Bowser[?]	Bowser's Neo Castle
Portuguese (NOE)	Neocastelo do Bowser[?]	Bowser's Neocastle
Russian	Замколет Боузера[?] Zamkolet Bouzera	Bowser's Flying Castle
Spanish (NOA)	Neocastillo de Bowser[?]	Bowser's Neocastle.
Spanish (NOE)	Supercastillo de Bowser[?]	Bowser's Supercastle

Trivia

• The castle's music in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team uses the beginning notes of Bowser's leitmotif in the Mario & Luigi series in the beginning, and during the chorus. The violins during the song's chorus is also a nod to Antasma, whose leimotif uses violins.
• The location of Neo Bowser Castle in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team from hanging in the sky to falling to the ground is the reverse of Bowser's Castle in Paper Mario, which rises from underground to floating in space.
• In Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, in the first room on the second floor northwest of the elevator are all four colors of the castle's tiles placed together. When the pattern is rotated counter-clockwise, it becomes the color pattern of the buttons on the Super Famicom controller.
• In Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, if the player has not done any of the expert challenges for any of the enemies from Bowser's Castle (Boomerang Bro, Paper Boomerang Bro, Paper Dry Bones and Big Tail Goomba), they can be battled right on one floor next to the dash floors for the player to finish them.
• In Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, most items missed by the player during the first visit to Bowser's Castle can be collected here.