Wakeport

Wakeport
First appearance	Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (2013)
Greater location	Pi'illo Island
Inhabitants	Pi'illos, Brocks, Beanish, Yoshis, Hooskis, Toads, Shelltops, Kylie Koopa

Wakeport (formerly known as Wake Isle under the Pi'illo Kingdom era) is a city area in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. There are many houses and buildings there, and it can be considered one of the most populated areas on Pi'illo Island. Ruins are left around the town to maintain the historic symbols of the town, and is also used as a way to attract tourists. There is a hotel district, a shopping district and an event plaza where the Mad Skillathon takes place. Kylie Koopa resides here as the island photographer, whom Mario and Luigi are able to assist in the form of a sidequest.

It is the player's first introduction to gatekeepers, and their panel based puzzles solved with Mole Mario.

History

Mario and Luigi first come here in order to find the tour centre to sign up for the Mount Pajamaja tour, so they can traverse the mountain to where Antasma and Bowser are with the Dream Stone. When they sign up for the tour, the soon learn from Lil' Massif, one of the tour guides, that the tour cannot begin unless his brother and the other tour guide, Big Massif is also present. Mario and Luigi embark on a search for Big Massif, and eventually find him sleeping on a Dreampoint. Luigi sleeps near him in the hopes that Mario will arrive in the same Dream World as him, as suggested by Prince Dreambert. Upon being successful in getting Big Massif to wake up and rush over to Lil' Massif, the Massif Bros. tell Mario and Luigi to meet them on Mount Pajamaja to start the tour.

Later on, after Mario and Luigi have collected all five Zee Parts, they hurry back to Wakeport in order to find Bedsmith, a Pi'illo with the bed-making skills to create the Ultibed in order for them to meet the Zeekeeper. Mario and Luigi, after arriving into an apparently not populated part of town, find Popple scoping out a Wiggler planning on creating a flower garden there, whom he thinks is a security guard hired by the Pi'illo fanatic of the house he is trying to rob. Under the assumption that Mario and Luigi are also thieves, Popple enrages Wiggler and hinders Mario and Luigi in a battle against him. As soon as Wiggler is defeated, Popple turns against the Bros. and attacks them, also soundly defeated.

After the battle, Popple is furious upon learning what they had just fought over, enraging the Wiggler by insulting the flower garden, who then chases Popple, consumed by rage. Popple then states he is leaving this island for good as he runs away, and Mario and Luigi continue through the area to a secret first floor entrance to Pi'illoper's house, the aforementioned Pi'illo fanatic. Pi'illo-per, after seeing the Zee Parts the Bros. have collected, opens the passage to the basement to show his collection of Pi'illo items, eventually showing Bedsmith's pillow, which gets soon slept on by Luigi thanks to Dreambert in order to free Bedsmith. After saving him, Bedsmith states the Bros. must go with him to Somnom Woods in order to access his workshop and build the Ultibed.

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Enemies

First visit

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  Hermite Crabs

Path to Bedsmith

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  Hermite Crabs R

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  Viruses

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  Shy Guy Airtubs (background enemy)

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  Shy Guys

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  Wiggler (boss)

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  Popple (boss)

Pi'illo locations

Wakeport – 6 Pi'illos (5 Pink Pi'illos, Bedsmith)
Location	Necessity	Type	Screenshot
Bedsmith is found in the basement of Pi'illoper's house, available to be accessed after Mario and Luigi visit him on the higher floor of the house through a rooftop entrance.	Required	Bedsmith
This Pi'illo is found in the area where the Mad Skillathon is held, in the far south-west.	Optional	Pink Pi'illo
This Pi'illo is found in the shopping district, in the far-east on some grass.	Optional	Pink Pi'illo
This Pi'illo is found in the area with the tour center, behind one of the three ruins' gates.	Optional	Pink Pi'illo
This Pi'illo is found in the area where Popple and Wiggler are battled, in the westernmost area in the middle of a square made out of tiles.	Optional	Pink Pi'illo
This Pi'illo is found in the area where Popple and Wiggler are battled, in the far-east.	Optional	Pink Pi'illo

Beanhole locations

Wakeport – 12 Beans (4 Heart Beans, 1 Bros. Bean, 2 Power Beans, 1 Defense Bean, 2 Speed Beans, 2 Stache Beans)
Location	Type	Screenshot
In the first area of Wakeport when accessed from Mushrise Park, this Bean is found in the center of the area on some raised ground, right in the middle of a spiral grass pattern.	Stache
In the second area of Wakeport when accessed from Mushrise Park, this Bean is found in the south-west, on a high pillar. (Spin Jump required)	Heart
In the second area of Wakeport when accessed from Mushrise Park, this Bean is found in the center of the area on a high pillar. (Spin Jump required)	Speed
In the hotel district, this Bean is found in the south-west of the area near an umbrella.	Heart
In the shopping district, this Bean is found between the Badge Shop and Gear Shop, in the shade.	Power
In the shopping district, this Bean is found to the far north-east, near a Yellow Yoshi.	Heart
In the area with the tour center, these 2 Beans are found behind the ruins gate, behind a Pink Pi'illo. The eastern one is Stache Bean, the western one is Heart Bean.	Stache and Heart
In the area with the tour center, this Bean is found in the center-south-east, in a patch of grass on rooftop level.	Speed
In the area where Popple and Wiggler are battled, this Bean is found in the center-north, to the slight north-east of some stone structures.	Defense
In the area where Popple and Wiggler are battled, these 2 Beans are found in the north-east, next to the water where it is not blocked by plants. The western one is Power Bean, the eastern one is Bros. Bean.	Power and Bros.

Block locations

Wakeport - 42 Blocks (25 ?, 2 M, 1 L, 2 Bros., 3 Random, 8 Attack Piece, 1 Camera)
Item/s	Location	Screenshot
10 10-Coins	In the first scene, in the Mini-Mario section.
10 Five Coins	In the second scene, in the west.
10 10-Coins, Bye-Bye Cannon Attack Piece	In the middle house of the third scene, above the bookcases, in front of the windows.
10 10-Coins	In the left house of the third scene, in the lower part, right of the pillar.
1-Up Mushroom	Same scene, in the middle of the upper part.
Super Nut	In the third scene, above the middle house.
Bye-Bye Cannon Attack Piece	Same scene, above the right house.
Five Coin	In the scene south of the third scene, near the exit.
Bye-Bye Cannon Attack Piece	In the Kylie Koopa's house in the scene west of the previous one, at the end of the upper part.
Wakeport Shot	Same scene, right of Kylie Koopa, appears after agreeing to help her.
Bye-Bye Cannon Attack Piece	In the scene north of the previous one, on the wall in the east, accessible from the third scene.
Five Coin	Same scene, in the middle.
Bye-Bye Cannon Attack Piece, 10 Five Coins	Same scene, above the left house (tourist centre).
10 Five Coins	In the Pi'illoper's house (found in the east of the scene), in the lower part.
Five Coin	In the southern-most scene, near the western entrance.
Shock Bomb	Same scene, above the awning near the western entrance.
10 10-Coins, Bye-Bye Cannon Attack Piece	Same scene, in the southeast.
Super Candy	Same scene, in the east.
10-Coin, 10 Five Coins	Same scene, in the northeast.
10 Five Coins	In the scene south of the third scene, in the island part, near the entrance.
1-Up Mushroom	Same scene, left of the previous one, in the Mini-Mario section.
Bye-Bye Cannon Attack Piece	Same scene, right of the bridge connecting the main part with island part.
Counter Belt, Bye-Bye Cannon Attack Piece	Same scene, in the Mini-Mario section above the Badge Shop.
10 Five Coins	Same scene, above the Item Shop.
Supersyrup Jar	In the scene west of the previous one, above the Kylie Koopa's house.
10 Five Coins	Same scene, above the awning in the north.
50-Coin	NOTE: Following 3 blocks are available only after learning the Spin Jump on Mount Pajamaja. In the first scene, near the entrance.
10 10-Coins	In the second scene, near the entrance.
Ultrasyrup Jar	In the right house of the third scene, in the upper right part.
Ultrasyrup Jar	NOTE: Following 8 blocks are available only after learning the Ball Hop during second Mount Pajamaja visit. In the first scene, in the northeast.
Ultra Nut	Same scene, in the north.
1-Up Mushroom, Max Candy	In the scene where Wiggler and Popple are battled, in the northeast.
Ultra Mushroom	In the basement of the Pi'illoper's house, at the east end of the upper part.
50-Coin, 10 10-Coins	Same scene, at the east end of the middle part.
Refreshing Herb	Same scene, at the southwest end of the middle part.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	メザメタウン[?] Mezame Taun	From「目覚め」(mezame, "awakening") and "town"
Dutch	Wakkerstad[?]	Awake City
French (NOA)	Port de l'Aube[?]	Dawn Port
French (NOE)	Évolis[?]	From éveil ("awakening") and "-polis" (meaning "city" in Ancient Greek)
German	Pennemünde[?]	From pennen (a colloquial term meaning "sleep") and -münde (a common suffix for German cities where rivers enter the sea)
Italian	Risvegliopoli[?]	From risveglio ("awakening") and "-polis" (meaning "city" in Ancient Greek)
Korean	이러나 타운[?] I'reona Taun	Portmanteau of the phrase "일어나" (il'eona, meaning "wake up!") and "town"
Portuguese	Vila Espertina[?]	Insomnia Town
Spanish (NOA)	Puerto Despuerto[?]	Puerto ("port") + portmanteau of despierto ("awake") and puerto ("port")
Spanish (NOE)	Desperta d'Or[?]	Pun on despertador ("alarm clock") and "Marina d'Or" (Spanish holiday resort)