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Cramalot Castle, like most castles, possesses a throne room, dining room, draw-bridge, it also has a dungeon, the spike-covered ceiling of which can lower; holes in the walls of the dungeon also pump in water, flooding the place. | Cramalot Castle, like most castles, possesses a throne room, dining room, draw-bridge, it also has a dungeon, the spike-covered ceiling of which can lower; holes in the walls of the dungeon also pump in water, flooding the place. | ||
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Revision as of 10:11, January 31, 2009
Cramalot Castle is a large castle seen in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! episode "King Mario of Cramalot".
Cramalot Castle resides on a hill above the village of Cramalot, possesses a slightly warped appearance and is light blue in coloration. Surrounding Cramalot Castle is a Trouter infested moat and the Forest of Perpetual Night and Terrible Dangers.
Cramalot Castle, like most castles, possesses a throne room, dining room, draw-bridge, it also has a dungeon, the spike-covered ceiling of which can lower; holes in the walls of the dungeon also pump in water, flooding the place.
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