Mushroom Kingdom

This article is about the Mushroom Kingdom, a political entity ruled by Princess Peach. For other uses, see Mushroom Kingdom (disambiguation).

The Mushroom Kingdom is one of the largest kingdoms in the Mushroom World. The Mushroom Kingdom is under the rule of Princess Peach and is known to change its landscape, not keeping the same formation from one game to another. Despite this, the kingdom comprises of many similar recurring landscapes, such as plains, deserts, islands, forests, mountains, snowy areas, and volcanoes. In Super Mario Odyssey, the shape of the kingdom is a Super Mushroom. The Mushroom Kingdom is also known to closely neighbor Isle Delfino according to the globe used by the Odyssey. In addition, the Mushroom Kingdom shares its border with the Beanbean Kingdom, and is located east of Bowser's Kingdom and west of the Cap Kingdom.

Overview

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Mario and Luigi in Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels.

Mushroom Kingdom is a recurring place in the Mario franchise. It is portrayed differently in many of the games it appears in. In the Super Mario Bros. and the New Super Mario Bros. games, the Mushroom Kingdom is often portrayed as having eight differently-themed worlds (usually grasslands, desert, snow, etc.) that Mario has to travel through in order to rescue Peach from Bowser. Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars is the first game to show civilian life in the Mushroom Kingdom, something continued later in games such as the Paper Mario and Mario & Luigi series. Mario Kart 64 and later Mario Kart games reveal that Mushroom Kingdom has metropolitan areas in the forms of Toad's Turnpike, Mushroom City and other urban courses.

In The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!, the Mushroom Kingdom, most commonly referred to as "Mushroomland", is a central plot point in the show; the Mushroom Kingdom is apparently under the influence of King Koopa in the show. Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool spend the bulk of the series' episodes searching for someone or something that could free it from his grasp.

The Mushroom Kingdom has inspired several stages in the Super Smash Bros. series. Two of these, both called Mushroom Kingdom, are based off of the kingdom as it appeared in the original Super Mario Bros., with usable Warp Pipes and POW Blocks in Super Smash Bros., and ? Blocks and Brick Blocks in Melee. Despite its name, Mushroom Kingdom II from Melee is based off of Subcon as it appeared in Super Mario Bros. 2. All three of these stages feature 3-D versions of stage elements, such as blocks and platforms, while any characters are portrayed as flat 2-D images.

Leaping Lizards describes the Mushroom Kingdom as being deep under the surface of the Earth, which is used as an explanation for how Mario and Luigi can reach the Kingdom through a series of pipes in Brooklyn.

In Super Smash Bros. Melee's Adventure Mode, the first stage is also called Mushroom Kingdom, where players have to get past Goombas, Koopa Troopas, and a team of Yoshis to reach Princess Peach's Castle, where Peach and either Mario or Luigi are fought. Two Toads also appear, one at the Yoshi arena and one at the endpoint.

Super Smash Bros. Brawl features Mushroomy Kingdom. This stage indicates that in the alternate world of Super Smash Bros., the Mushroom Kingdom was abandoned after Super Mario Bros. Familiar structures are now old, worn-down ruins and the entire stage appears as a barren desert and cave. The stage depicts replicated versions of either World 1-1 or World 1-2 when selected.

In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, a stage called Mushroom Kingdom U, based on the worlds from New Super Mario Bros. U, is featured.

The Mushroom Kingdom appears as a mushroom-shaped island in Super Mario Odyssey, although smaller than its previous appearances.

Super Mario Odyssey

Template:SMOlocation-infobox The Mushroom Kingdom is one of the kingdoms visited in Super Mario Odyssey, and is based on its design from Super Mario 64, sharing a similar layout of the castle and castle grounds, with the music of the latter being rearranged as well. It can be first seen by traveling through a painting in the Luncheon Kingdom, which leads to Yoshi's House. The rest of the area cannot be explored until after rescuing Princess Peach from Bowser in the Moon Kingdom. Power Stars take the place of Power Moons in this kingdom, though they are still referred to as Power Moons when collected, and they look like regular Power Moons when loaded onto the Odyssey.

Power Moons

There are a total of 104 Power Moons to be found in the Mushroom Kingdom.
(❸=Multi-Moon, ⍟=Toadette Achievement)

• 01: Perched on the Castle Roof: Above the flagpole on top of the northeastern tower of Peach's Castle.
• 02: Pops Out of the Tail: Obtained by throwing Cappy onto the tail of the Tail Tree near the Odyssey.
• 03: Caught Hopping at Peach's Castle: Obtained by catching the rabbit hopping around the garden east of Peach's Castle.
• 04: Gardening for Toad: Garden Seed:
• 05: Gardening for Toad: Field Seed:
• 06: Gardening for Toad: Pasture Seed:
• 07: Gardening for Toad: Lake Seed:
• 08: Grow a Flower Garden: Obtained by using Cappy to bloom the flower sprouts north of the garden.
• 09: Mushroom Kingdom Timer Challenge: Appears after throwing Cappy onto the scarecrow northeast of the castle. Mario can reach it in time by using a nearby Motor Scooter.
• 10: Found at Peach's Castle! Good Dog!: Obtained by bringing the dog to the top of a small mound southeast of the Odyssey.
• 11: Taking Notes: Around the Well: Obtained by entering the 8-Bit Pipe on the side of the well to the west of the castle, running all the way around the side, and collecting the treble clef and the Rainbow Notes it spawns.
• 12: Herding Sheep at Peach's Castle: Obtained by returning six sheep to the sombrero-wearing Toad southwest of the castle.
• 13: Gobbling Fruit with Yoshi: Obtained by having Yoshi eat berries until the meter fills up.
• 14: Yoshi's Second Helping!: Obtained by filling up Yoshi's berry meter a second time.
• 15: Yoshi's All Filled Up!: Obtained by eating all of the berries in the area.
• 16: Love at Peach's Castle: Obtained by draining the castle moat, then bringing a captured Goomba Tower to Goombette behind the castle.
• 17: Toad Defender: Guarded by a Toad near Goomba Woods. Approaching him as a Goomba will scare him away.
• 18: Forever Onward, Captain Toad!: Obtained by speaking to Captain Toad on top of the Crazy Cap Starshroom.
• 19: Jammin' in the Mushroom Kingdom: Obtained by talking to the Toad with headphones and playing the music he wants to hear.
• 20: Shopping Near Peach's Castle: Purchased from Crazy Cap for 100 yellow coins.
• 21: Mushroom Kingdom Regular Cup: Obtained by winning a race against the Roving Racers for the first time.
• 22: Mushroom Kingdom Master Cup: Obtained by winning a second race against the Roving Racers.
• 23: Picture Match: Basically Mario: There is a Mini Rocket northeast of the castle which leads to a Picture Match minigame. The player must score at least 60 points to win.
• 24: Picture Match: A Stellar Mario!: Obtained by playing Picture Match again and scoring 80 points.
• 25: Light from the Ceiling: Obtained by standing on the sun rug in Peach's Castle, going into first-person view, then looking at the ceiling. This is a reference to how the Tower of the Wing Cap is accessed in Super Mario 64.
• 26: Loose-Tile Trackdown: Obtained by Ground Pounding eight loose floor tiles in Peach's Castle.
• 27: Totally Classic!: Obtained by entering a locked door near Goomba Woods, which requires the Mario 64 Cap and Outfit. It leads to a replica of the castle courtyard from Super Mario 64, where a Power Moon will appear when Cappy is thrown onto the star statue.
• 28: Courtyard Chest Trap: In the castle courtyard replica, there are eight treasure chests. Opening them in the right order makes the Power Moon appear.
• 29: Yoshi's Feast in the Sea of Clouds: There is a cave with a Warp Pipe at the source of the river leading to the Mushroom Pond. The pipe leads to a sub-level where Yoshi must eat berries to make the Power Moon appear.
• 30: Sunken Star in the Sea of Clouds: Hidden beneath the clouds in the Yoshi sub-level to the left of the starting point.
• 31: Secret 2D Treasure: Obtained by reaching the end of the sub-level inside the well to the west of the castle,
• 32: 2D Boost from Bullet Bill: Obtained near the beginning of the well sub-level by jumping off of a Bullet Bill.
• 33: Tussle in Tostarena: Rematch: ❸ Obtained by defeating Knucklotec inside a painting in one of the towers outside.
• 34: Struggle in Steam Garden: Rematch: ❸ Obtained by defeating Torkdrift inside a painting in one of the towers outside.
• 35: Dust-Up in New Donk City: Rematch: ❸ Obtained by defeating Mechawiggler inside a painting in one of the towers outside.
• 36: Battle in Bubblaine: Rematch: ❸ Obtained by defeating Mollusque-Lanceur inside a Warp Pipe in the pool of water where Dorrie is.
• 37: Blowup at Mount Volbono: Rematch: ❸ Obtained by defeating Cookatiel inside a painting in one of the towers outside.
• 38: Rumble in Crumbleden: Rematch: ❸ Obtained by defeating the Ruined Dragon inside a Warp Pipe after draining the castle moat.
• 39: Secret Path to Peach's Castle!: Obtained by warping to Yoshi's House through a painting in the Luncheon Kingdom, then Wall Jumping up the chimney.
• 40: A Tourist in the Mushroom Kingdom!: Given to Mario by the traveling Tostarenan tourist after speaking to him in the Metro Kingdom, Cascade Kingdom, Luncheon Kingdom, and Moon Kingdom.
• 41: Found with Mushroom Kingdom Art: Inside Peach's Castle, there is artwork depicting the Top-Hat Tower from the Cap Kingdom in front of the moon. Mario must go to the Cap Kingdom and Ground Pound the spot on the Glasses Bridge where this view can be seen.
• 42: Hat-and-Seek: Mushroom Kingdom: Obtained by talking to a Bonneter hidden on a top-hat-wearing Toad northwest of the castle.
• 43: Princess Peach, Home Again!: Given to Mario by Princess Peach. She will be standing on the balcony of the castle after speaking to her in all of the other kingdoms she appears in.
• 44: Rescue Princess Peach: ⍟ Rescue Princess Peach from Bowser.
• 45: Achieve World Peace: ⍟ Bring Peace to all 14 kingdoms in the world.
• 46: Power Moon Knight: ⍟ Collect 100 Power Moons.
• 47: Power Moon Wizard: ⍟ Collect 300 Power Moons.
• 48: Power Moon Ruler: ⍟ Collect 600 Power Moons.
• 49: Regional Coin Shopper: ⍟ Buy 13 things using regional coins.
• 50: Flat Moon Finder: ⍟ Collect 10 8-Bit Power Moons.
• 51: Flat Moon Fanatic: ⍟ Collect 20 8-Bit Power Moons.
• 52: Treasure Chest Hunter: ⍟ Collect 15 Power Moons from treasure chests.
• 53: Super Treasure Chest Hunter: ⍟ Collect 25 Power Moons from treasure chests.
• 54: Note-Collecting World Tour: ⍟ Collect 5 Power Moons from taking Notes.
• 55: Note-Collecting Space Tour: ⍟ Collect 20 Power Moons from taking Notes.
• 56: Timer Challenge Amateur: ⍟ Collect 10 Power Moons from Timer Challenges.
• 57: Timer Challenge Professional: ⍟ Collect 25 Power Moons from Timer Challenges.
• 58: Captain Toad Meeter: ⍟ Meet up with Captain Toad 5 times.
• 59: Captain Toad Greeter: ⍟ Meet up with Captain Toad 10 times.
• 60: Touring with Princess Peach: ⍟ Meet up with Princess Peach 5 times as she travels the world.
• 61: Globe-Trotting with Princess Peach: ⍟ Meet up with Princess Peach 10 times as she travels the world.
• 62: Master Sheep Herder: ⍟ Herd Sheep to collect a Power Moon 4 times.
• 63: Gaga for Goombette: ⍟ Collect 5 Power Moons from Goombette.
• 64: Lakitu Fishing Trip: ⍟ Fish for 3 Power Moons as Lakitu.
• 65: Flower-Growing Guru: ⍟ Grow 5 seeds to collect Power Moons.
• 66: Flower-Growing Sage: ⍟ Grow 10 seeds to collect Power Moons.
• 67: Running with Rabbits: ⍟ Catch 5 rabbits to collect Power Moons.
• 68: Racing with Rabbits: ⍟ Catch 10 rabbits to collect Power Moons.
• 69: Ground Pound Instructor: ⍟ Dig up 15 Power Moons by Ground Pounding.
• 70: Ground Pound Professor: ⍟ Dig up 45 Power Moons by Ground Pounding.
• 71: Rad Hatter: ⍟ Collect 3 Power Moons by throwing your hat on things.
• 72: Super Rad Hatter: ⍟ Collect 10 Power Moons by throwing your hat on things.
• 73: Traveling-Bird Herder: ⍟ Collect 5 Power Moons from migrating birds.
• 74: Wearing It Well!: ⍟ Collect 3 Power Moons by wearing certain outfits.
• 75: Wearing It Great!: ⍟ Collect 8 Power Moons by wearing certain outfits.
• 76: Wearing It Perfect!: ⍟ Collect 15 Power Moons by wearing certain outfits.
• 77: Hat-Seeking Missile: ⍟ Find 5 Bonneters hidden on people's heads.
• 78: Music Maestro: ⍟ Play the music that Toad wants to hear 5 times.
• 79: Art Enthusiast: ⍟ Collect 5 Power Moons using Hint Art.
• 80: Art Investigator: ⍟ Collect 15 Power Moons using Hint Art.
• 81: Slots Machine: ⍟ Collect 3 Power Moons playing Slots.
• 82: Koopa Freerunning MVP: ⍟ Win 10 Koopa Freerunning races.
• 83: Koopa Freerunning Hall of Famer: ⍟ Win 22 Koopa Freerunning races.
• 84: Supernaturally Sure-Footed: ⍟ Receive passing scores in Koopa Trace-Walking 5 times.
• 85: Quizmaster: ⍟ Answer all of the Sphynx's questions correctly 3 times.
• 86: Souvenir Sampler: ⍟ Collect 10 souvenirs and stickers.
• 87: Souvenir Sleuth: ⍟ Collect 20 souvenirs and stickers.
• 88: Souvenir Savant: ⍟ Collect 40 souvenirs and stickers.
• 89: Capturing Novice: ⍟ Capture 20 targets.
• 90: Capturing Apprentice: ⍟ Capture 35 targets.
• 91: Capturing Master: ⍟ Capture 45 targets.
• 92: Hat Maven: ⍟ Collect 15 hats.
• 93: Hat Icon: ⍟ Collect 35 hats.
• 94: Fashion Maven: ⍟ Collect 15 outfits.
• 95: Fashion Icon: ⍟ Collect 35 outfits.
• 96: Moon Rock Liberator: ⍟ Open 14 Moon Rocks.
• 97: World Warper: ⍟ Travel through 10 warp holes.
• 98: Checkpoint Flagger: ⍟ Activate 40 Checkpoint Flags.
• 99: Checkpoint Flag Enthusiast: ⍟ Activate 80 Checkpoint Flags.
• 100: Loaded with Coins: ⍟ Collect 1000 coins.
• 101: Rolling in Coins: ⍟ Collect 5000 coins.
• 102: Swimming in Coins: ⍟ Collect 10000 coins.
• 103: Jump! Jump! Jump!: ⍟ Jump 10000 times.
• 104: Fly, Cappy, Fly!: ⍟ Throw Cappy 5000 times.

Regional Coins

There are a total of 100 Regional Coins to be found in Mushroom Kingdom.

Starting Area / Odyssey - 17 coins

• 4 coins: On top of the water fountain
• 3 coins: On the big rock behind the Odyssey
• 3 coins: On the grass fields in front of the Odyssey
• 4 coins: Under the bridge near the Odyssey
• 3 coins: On the roof of a house near Mushroom Pond

Peach's Castle Main Entrance - 39 coins

• 3 coins: Under the bridge of the castle entrance
• 3 coins: Along the pathway to the castle
• 3 coins: On the roof of a house near the checkpoint flag
• 3 coins: Near the river, obtained by jumping up the big mushroom
• 3 coins: On the edge of the waterfall to Mushroom Pond
• 3 coins: In between the trees near a Toad Shepherd
• 2 coins: On top of a tree
• 4 coins: In an underground passage
• 3 coins: At the edge of a cliff
• 3 coins: Inside Peach's Castle near the Toadette
• 3 coins: Near the edge of a cliff
• 3 coins: At the exit of the underground passage
• 3 coins: At the roof of Peach's Castle

Mushroom Pond - 12 coins

• 3 coins:
• 3 coins: Underwater
• 3 coins: At the edge of a cliff
• 3 coins: Near a blue mushroom

Toad's Garden - 12 coins

• 3 coins:
• 3 coins:
• 3 coins: Near the edge of a cliff
• 3 coins: Near the edge of a cliff

Goomba Woods - 20 coins

• 3 coins: On the river
• 3 coins: Near the river
• 3 coins: Underwater (pond)
• 2 coins: On top of a tree
• 3 coins: On a rock near Peach's Castle
• 3 coins: On a rock near Peach's Castle
• 3 coins: On top of a house

General information

Government

The Mushroom Kingdom is a monarchy ruled by Princess Peach. The kingdom's capital is Toad Town. Here, Princess Peach resides in her castle. Early material also includes her father, the kindly Mushroom King, who is mentioned to rule alongside her. However, he does not seem to perform any administrative functions, and his presence is largely forgotten in the series.

Princess Peach keeps a hoard of Toad guards at her castle. However, Mario, Luigi, and many other heroes of the Mushroom Kingdom have fought to save it and its princess countless times before. Currently, Princess Peach staffs and supports Toad Houses in major towns near Toad Town.

Demographics

The Mushroom Kingdom's population is very vast, consisting of hundreds of species. Most prevalent are Toads, Koopa Troopas, Goombas, Yoshis, and Boos. Even though Princess Peach, Mario, and Luigi are human, there are very few humans living in the Mushroom Kingdom.

Species of the Mushroom Kingdom

• Toad
• Human
• Koopa
• Goomba
• Boo
• Yoshi
• Birdo
• Ninji
• Penguin
• Ukiki
• Monty Mole
• Bumpty
• Shy Guy
• Bob-omb
• Raven
• Clampy
• Mouse
• Little Mouser
• Cheep Cheep

Currency

The current design of a Coin.

Main article: Coin

The Mushroom Kingdom primarily uses coins for tender, referred to as Mushroom Coins in the Beanbean Kingdom. Coming in six varieties, coins are often found scattered throughout the Kingdom. The coin has undergone several changes throughout the years; the three most prominent coin designs are the blank design, the star design and the "|" design.

Below is a table detailing the value of each type of coin.

Type of Coin	Value
Gold Coin	1
Red Coin	2 in Super Mario 64, 1 in other games
Blue Coin	5 in Super Mario 64, 1 in other games
10 Gold Coin	10
Giant Coin	100
Crown Coin	1000

Cities, Towns and Castles

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The Mushroom Kingdom area in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.

Overall

• Toad Town - Capital City
  • Princess Peach's Castle - The Capital building of the Mushroom Kingdom
• Mario Bros.' House- Mario and Luigi's house
• Luigi's NEW Mansion - A mansion owned by Luigi

Paper Mario series

• Goomba Village - A small village populated by Goombario's family
• Koopa Village - A village of Koopa Troopas
  • Koopa Bros. Fortress - The Koopa Bros. hideout
• Dry Dry Outpost - A small desert town home to Dryites
  • Dry Dry Ruins - The ancient home of the Nomadimice
• Forever Forest - A spooky forest.
  • Boo's Mansion - One of many ghost houses found in the world
• Gusty Gulch - The path to Tubba Blubba's Castle; includes a village home to Boos
  • Tubba Blubba's Castle - A castle filled with Clubbas and their master, Tubba Blubba
• Lavalava Island - A volcanic island and its village full of Yoshis and Ravens
• Flower Fields- Flowers and fauna grow here; home to the Bub-ulbs
• Shiver City - A snowy city full of Bumpties
• Starborn Valley - Birthplace of the stars
• Crystal Palace - An intricate maze of mirrors and statues
• Rogueport - A widely known port
• Petal Meadows - A peaceful meadow
  • Hooktail Castle - The home to a ferocious dragon
  • Petalburg - A village full of Koopas and even some Toads
  • Shhwonk Fortress - A fortress that guards the stone keys that open Hooktail Castle
• Boggly Woods - A large forest
  • Great Tree - The home to the many Punies and Jabbies
• Glitzville - A widely known floating city
  • Glitz Pit - An arena where fighters battle to the finish
• Twilight Town - A town stuck in dim twilight
  • Creepy Steeple - A bell castle with many secrets
• Keelhaul Key - An island ruled by pirate king Cortez
• Poshley Heights - A town full of rich people
• Fahr Outpost - A desolate town populated only by bob-ombs
• Decalburg - A town inhabited by Toads where the Sticker Fest is celebrated
• Surfshine Harbor - A harbor north of Decalburg
• Yoshi Sphinx - A Yoshi-shaped Sphinx in a desert near Decalburg
• Enigmansion - A haunted mansion within a snowy area near Decalburg

Mario & Luigi series

• Hollijolli Village - A jolly little Christmas-themed town the Shroobs invaded
• Toadwood Forest - A forest where Toads' vim is drained
  • Vim Factory - A factory where Toads' vim is processed to fuel the Shroobs' machines
• Gritzy Desert - A desert with a hidden colosseum
  • Koopaseum - A stadium hidden in the Gritzy Desert
  • Gritzy Caves - The caves underneath the Gritzy Desert
• Thwomp Volcano - A now-dormant volcano where Thwomps live
  • Thwomp Caverns - The inside of Thowmp Volcano
• Star Hill - A star-filled mountain
  • Star Shrine - A shrine at the top of Star Hill
• Dimble Woods - A forest filled with many Wigglers and Treevils
• Cavi Cape - A cape near Plack Beach and Blubble Lake
• Plack Beach - A beach south of Bowser's Castle
• Bumpsy Plains - A grassy plains area near Bowser Path
• Bowser Path - A path that leads to Bowser's Castle
• Toad Town Caves - A sewer system underneath Toad Town that held the Dark Star
• Tunnel - A tunnel underneath Cavi Cape
• Toad Town Mall - A mall on the south side of Toad Town
• Project K - A railroad connecting Toad Town Caves, the Tunnel, and Bowser's Castle
• Blubble Lake - A lake with many Crawfuls and Beehosses
  • Tower of Yikk - A tower designed and inhabited by the late Yikk
• Sunbeam Plains - A large grassy field neighboring Peach's Castle and Doop Doop Dunes
• Doop Doop Dunes - A desert with a bridge leading to Bowser's Castle
  • Doop Doop Dunes Grotto - A cave underneath Doop Doop Dunes
• Twinsy Tropics - A tropical island near Bowser's Castle
  • Twinsy Tropics Dungeon - A prison and mine under Twinsy Tropics
• Gloomy Woods - A forest with a haunted east half
• Mount Brrr - A frigid mountain where Bowser's villa is located

Mario Kart Series

• Mushroom City - A giant city with many buildings
  • Mushroom Bridge - A bridge near Mushroom City
  • Moonview Highway - A highway in Mushroom City

Appearances

Title	Release Date	System/Format
Super Mario Bros.	1985	Famicom/NES
Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels	1986	Disk System
Super Mario Bros. 3	1988	Famicom/NES
The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!	1989	Television
Dr. Mario	1990	Famicom/NES/Game Boy/Arcade
The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3	1990	Television
Super Mario Kart	1992	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Wario's Woods	1994	Nintendo Entertainment System
Mario's Tennis	1995	Virtual Boy
Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars	1996	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Super Mario 64	1996	Nintendo 64
Mario Kart 64	1996	Nintendo 64
Mario Party	1998	Nintendo 64
Super Smash Bros.	1999	Nintendo 64
Mario Party 2	1999	Nintendo 64
Mario Golf	1999	Nintendo 64
Mario Golf	1999	Game Boy Color
Paper Mario	2000	Nintendo 64
Mario Tennis	2000	Nintendo 64
Mario Party 3	2000	Nintendo 64
Mario Tennis	2000	Game Boy Color
Dr. Mario 64	2001	Nintendo 64
Mario Kart: Super Circuit	2001	Game Boy Advance
Luigi's Mansion	2001	Nintendo GameCube
Super Smash Bros. Melee	2001	Nintendo GameCube
Mario Party 4	2002	Nintendo GameCube
Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga	2003	Game Boy Advance
Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour	2003	Nintendo GameCube
Mario Kart: Double Dash!!	2003	Nintendo GameCube
Mario Party 5	2003	Nintendo GameCube
Mario vs. Donkey Kong	2004	Game Boy Advance
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	2004	Nintendo GameCube
Mario Power Tennis	2004	Nintendo GameCube
Mario Party 6	2004	Nintendo GameCube
Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix	2005	Nintendo GameCube
Mario Superstar Baseball	2005	Nintendo GameCube
Mario Tennis: Power Tour	2005	Game Boy Advance
Mario Party Advance	2005	Game Boy Advance
Super Princess Peach	2005	Nintendo DS
Mario Kart Arcade GP	2005	Triforce
Mario Kart DS	2005	Nintendo DS
Mario Party 7	2005	Nintendo GameCube
Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time	2005	Nintendo DS
Super Mario Strikers	2005	Nintendo GameCube
Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis	2006	Nintendo DS
Mario Hoops 3-on-3	2006	Nintendo DS
New Super Mario Bros.	2006	Nintendo DS
Mario Party 8	2007	Wii
Mario Strikers Charged	2007	Wii
Super Paper Mario	2007	Wii
Super Mario Galaxy	2007	Wii
Mario Kart Arcade GP 2	2007	Triforce
Mario Party DS	2007	Nintendo DS
Super Smash Bros. Brawl	2008	Wii
Mario Kart Wii	2008	Wii
Mario Super Sluggers	2008	Wii
Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story	2009	Nintendo DS
New Super Mario Bros. Wii	2009	Wii
Super Mario Galaxy 2	2010	Wii
Mario Sports Mix	2010	Wii
Super Mario 3D Land	2011	Nintendo 3DS
Mario Kart 7	2011	Nintendo 3DS
Mario Party 9	2012	Wii
New Super Mario Bros. 2	2012	Nintendo 3DS
Paper Mario: Sticker Star	2012	Nintendo 3DS
New Super Mario Bros. U	2012	Wii U
New Super Luigi U	2013	Wii U
Mario & Luigi: Dream Team	2013	Nintendo 3DS
Mario Party: Island Tour	2013	Nintendo 3DS
Super Mario 3D World	2013	Wii U
Mario Kart 8	2014	Wii U
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS	2014	Nintendo 3DS
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U	2014	Wii U
Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam	2015	Nintendo 3DS
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe	2017	Nintendo Switch
Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle	2017	Nintendo Switch
Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions	2017	Nintendo 3DS
Super Mario Odyssey	2017	Nintendo Switch

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	キノコ王国 Kinoko Ōkoku キノコ王国 Kinoko Ōkuni (anime)	Mushroom Kingdom Mushroomland
Chinese	蘑菇王国 Mógū Wángguó	Mushroom Kingdom
Dutch	Paddenstoelenrijk	Mushroom Realm
German	Königreich der Schwammerl (early translations) Pilz-Königreich Pilze-Wunderland (cartoon series)	Kingdom of Mushrooms (note that Schwammerl (mushroom) is a dialectal word in Bavarian German) Mushroom Kingdom Mushroom-Wonderland
Italian	Regno dei Funghi	Kingdom of Mushrooms
Korean	버섯 왕국 Beoseot Wangguk	Mushroom Kingdom
Portuguese	Reino do Cogumelo (Super Mario World, New Super Mario Bros. 2) Reino Cogumelo (Mario & Luigi: Dream Team) Reino dos Cogumelos (rest of the series) Mushroom Kingdom	Kingdom of the Mushroom Mushroom Kingdom Mushrooms' Kingdom -
Romanian	Regatul Ciupercă (The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3)	Mushroom Kingdom
Russian	Грибной королевство Gribnoy korolevstvo	Mushroom Kingdom
Spanish (NOA)	Reino Champiñón (games) Reino de los hongos (cartoon series)	Mushroom Kingdom Fungi Kingdom
Spanish (NOE)	Reino Champiñón (games and re-dub of TAOSMB3) Reino/País de las setas (cartoon series)	Mushroom Kingdom Mushroom Kingdom/Country
Swedish	Svampriket	The Mushroom Kingdom

Trivia

• The Mushroom Kingdom is almost always referred to with the word "the" in front of its name, although Super Mario RPG constantly referred to it simply as "Mushroom Kingdom".
• In Nintendo Monopoly, there is a ? Block card that reads: "Save the Mushroom Kingdom. Advance to Mario."
• In Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3, the music for World-e Castle sounds very similar to Mushroom Kingdom's music from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.