Concordia

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Concordia
First appearance	Mario & Luigi: Brothership (2024)
Inhabitants	Plug-like creatures (Connie, Snoutlet)

Concordia is the main setting of Mario & Luigi: Brothership. It is described as a parallel world where the ocean stretches out before Mario and Luigi, to which they arrive through a mysterious portal that opened up near Peach's Castle. Concordia was once a single continent, but it was broken apart into many islands, similar to that of the supercontinent Pangaea. These islands range from tropical rainforests to bustling cities, and can be accessed by the brothers via the cannon mounted on top of Shipshape Island. Its name is the Latin word for harmony, and serves as a pun on "connection cord." It may also have been chosen as a reference to several real-life historical sailing ships of the same name, and Concordia-class cruise ships.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	コネクタルランド Konekutaru Rando	Connectar Land
Chinese	柯連庫塔魯大地[?] Kēliánkùtǎlǔ Dàdì	Connectar Land
Dutch	Condordia	Portmanteau of "conductor" and oord ("region"), combined with place-name suffix "-ia"
French	Connexia	From connexion ("connection") and place-name suffix "-ia"
German	Konektania	From "connector" (in German reading) and place-name suffix "-nia"
Italian	Elettria	From elettricità ("electricity") and place-name suffix "-ia"
Korean	커넥탈랜드 Keonektal-raendeu	Connector Land
Portuguese	Elétria	From eletricidade ("electricity") and place-name suffix "-ia"
Spanish	Concordia	-