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[[File:Land's End SMRPG cave.png|thumb|A cave in Land's End]] | [[File:Land's End SMRPG cave.png|thumb|A cave in Land's End]] | ||
[[File:Smrpg landsendkingdom.gif|frame|left]] | [[File:Smrpg landsendkingdom.gif|frame|left]] | ||
'''Land's End''' is a level in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''. As its name implies, it is the last piece of land before the ocean, save for [[Nimbus Land]] and [[Barrel Volcano]], which are not connected to the main continent by land. Land's End also refers to the fifth mandatory world,<ref name=NP>Pelland, Scott, and Kent Miller | '''Land's End''' is a level in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''. As its name implies, it is the last piece of land before the ocean, save for [[Nimbus Land]] and [[Barrel Volcano]], which are not connected to the main continent by land. Land's End also refers to the fifth mandatory world,<ref name=NP>{{cite|author=Pelland, Scott, and Kent Miller|title=Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars Player's Guide|page=[[media:Super Mario RPG Worlds Player's Guide.jpg|4]]}}</ref> a tall plateau composed of the main Land's End area itself, [[Monstro Town]], [[Bean Valley]], and [[Grate Guy's Casino]]. It is considered [[World 6]] in the Shogakukan guide<ref>{{cite|date=1996|title=Super Mario RPG Final Edition|publisher=[[Shogakukan]]|language=ja|isbn=4091025382|page=[[media:Super Mario RPG Worlds Final Edition.jpg|33]]}}</ref> [[World 5]] in the [[Nintendo Power|Player's Guide]]<ref name=NP/>, and '''Land's End Region''' in [[Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)|the remake]]. Few people have ever traveled to this uncharted region.<ref name=NP/> | ||
Land's End is split into four sections: the mountains, the field, the desert, and the underground, which leads to the legendary [[Belome Temple]]. The first section is large, mountainous and rocky. It is filled with [[Geckit]]s and a large amount of [[pot cannon]]s. The second part is the smallest; it is a field filled with flowers and several insects, and Mario must jump on the [[Spinning Flower|Spinning Flowers]] and jump across on the Donut Blocks before advancing. | Land's End is split into four sections: the mountains, the field, the desert, and the underground, which leads to the legendary [[Belome Temple]]. The first section is large, mountainous and rocky. It is filled with [[Geckit]]s and a large amount of [[pot cannon]]s. The second part is the smallest; it is a field filled with flowers and several insects, and Mario must jump on the [[Spinning Flower|Spinning Flowers]] and jump across on the Donut Blocks before advancing. | ||
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Coincidentally, {{wp|Land's End}} is an actual location in England that is similar in name and appearance. | Coincidentally, {{wp|Land's End}} is an actual location in England that is similar in name and appearance. | ||
==Enemies found== | ==Enemies found== | ||
[[File:Landend2.png|thumb|Land's End in the [[Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)|Nintendo Switch remake]]]] | [[File:Landend2.png|thumb|Land's End in the [[Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)|Nintendo Switch remake]]]] | ||
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|ChiR=Xiāngcūn Zhī Lù | |ChiR=Xiāngcūn Zhī Lù | ||
|ChiM=Country Road | |ChiM=Country Road | ||
|Dut=Laatstland | |||
|DutM=Lastland | |||
|FreA=Boudumonde | |FreA=Boudumonde | ||
|FreAM=From | |FreAM=From ''bout du monde'' ("world's end") | ||
|FreE=Bout du Monde | |FreE=Bout du Monde | ||
|FreEM=World's End | |FreEM=World's End | ||
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|KorR=Keonteuri Rodeu | |KorR=Keonteuri Rodeu | ||
|KorM=Country Road | |KorM=Country Road | ||
|Spa=Fin del Mundo | |Spa=Fin del Mundo | ||
|SpaM=World's End | |SpaM=World's End | ||
}} | }} | ||