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|image=[[File:Nimbus Land.PNG|250px]]
|capital=[[Nimbus Castle]]
|ruler=[[King Nimbus]] and [[Queen Nimbus]]
|inhabitants=[[Nimbus]], [[Birdy|Birdies]], [[Beezo]]s
|first_appearance=''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'' ([[List of games by date#1996|1996]])
|latest_appearance=''[[Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)|Super Mario RPG]]'' ([[Nintendo Switch]]) ([[List of games by date#2023|2023]])
}}
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'''Nimbus Land''' is a floating kingdom on a massive cloud where [[Nimbus]] live in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''. It is ruled by [[King Nimbus]] and [[Queen Nimbus]], who have a son, [[Mallow|Prince Mallow]]. Nimbus Land also refers to the sixth mandatory world,<ref name=NP>Pelland, Scott, and Kent Miller. ''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars'' Player's Guide. [[media:Super Mario RPG Worlds Player's Guide.jpg|Page 4]].</ref> which makes it the greater location of [[Barrel Volcano]]. It is considered [[World 7]] in the Shogakukan guide<ref>''Super Mario RPG'' Final Edition, [[media:Super Mario RPG Worlds Final Edition.jpg|page 33]].</ref>, [[World 6]] in the [[Nintendo Power|Player's Guide]]<ref name=NP/>, and '''Nimbus Land Region''' in [[Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)|the remake]], although the in-game graphics depicts the main Nimbus Land area as an extension of [[Land's End]].


A floating town on a massive cloud where cloud-people live in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''. [[King Nimbus]] and [[Queen Nimbus]] (who turn out to be [[Mallow]]'s parents) rule over the cloud kingdom.
The giant cloud of Nimbus Land is attached to a vine accessible from [[Bean Valley]], the only known way to access it from the ground. [[Nimbus Castle]] stands in the center of the town. Normally, it houses many statues and birds, both of which the king is fond, and the citizens of Nimbus Land are free to enter. During [[Valentina]]'s attempted usurpation, however, the palace is sealed to the public and its halls are filled with monsters.


[[Valentina]] has pretended she has found [[Mallow|Prince Mallow]], but it is actually [[Dodo]], and she is just trying to become the Queen of Nimbus Land. [[Mario]], [[Geno]], [[King Bowser|Bowser]], [[Princess Peach|Toadstool]] and the real [[Mallow|Prince Mallow]] stop her from taking over Nimbus Land.
Other noteworthy locations include the usual [[Item Shop|item shop]] and [[inn]], [[Garro]]'s studio, the docking point for the [[royal bus]], and the royal hot springs. The Nimbus innkeeper gives the option of using his special "Dream Cushion", which costs an extra 30 [[coin]]s and causes [[Mario]] to have dreams. The hot springs instantly restore [[Heart Point|HP]] and [[Flower Point|FP]] and are situated directly over [[Barrel Volcano]], but only royalty can bathe there.


Nimbus Land's name is obviously referring the storm cloud-type Cumulonimbus, and the general cloud term Nimbus, which is odd, because the term "Nimbus" is used for stormy black clouds, while Nimbus Land is a peaceful white colour of cloud.
For a long time, Prince Mallow was missing. Valentina, however, pretended she found the prince during a plot to become queen of Nimbus Land. 'Prince Mallow' was actually [[Dodo]], a large bird, but the population of Nimbus Land was convinced for a while that he was the true prince. However, the real Mallow was traveling with Mario. They, along with the other members of their party, stop Valentina and Dodo and rescue the king and queen.


Later, [[Croco]] comes to Nimbus Land in his ongoing search for treasure. If Mario finds him, he drops the [[Signal Ring]].


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Also, [[Beezo]] can be found hiding in an unlikely spot, on a hidden path. He bribes Mario with [[Fertilizer]] in exchange for letting him go free.


[[Category: Places]]
Nimbus Land's name refers to the Latin word for cloud, nimbus. The Japanese name refers to marshmallows, a solid yet soft confectionary made from water, sugar, and gelatin.
[[Category: Kingdoms]]
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==Enemies==
*[[Valentina]] (boss)
*[[Dodo]] (boss)
 
==Names in other languages==
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{{foreign names
|Jap=マシュマロの{{ruby|国|くに}}
|JapR=Mashumaro no Kuni
|JapM=Land of Marshmallow; the kanji can also be read as ''koku'' ("kingdom"), but the remake indicates ''kuni'' ("land")
|Jap2=マシュマロ{{ruby|国|こく}}<ref name=FE80>''Super Mario RPG'' Final Edition, pages 2 and 80.</ref> / マシュマロ{{ruby|国|くに}}<ref name=FE81>''Super Mario RPG'' Final Edition, page 81.</ref>
|Jap2R=Mashumaro Koku/Kuni
|Jap2M=Marshmallow Kingdom or Land; rendered "The Kingdom of Marshmallow" in the Shogakukan guide<ref name=FE80/>
|Chi=棉花糖之國
|ChiR=Miánhuātáng Zhīguó
|ChiM=Marshmallow Country
|Dut=Nimbusland
|Fre=royaume de Nimbus
|FreM=Nimbus' kingdom
|Ger=Nimbusland
|GerM=Nimbus Land
|Ita=Regno di Nimbus
|ItaM=Nimbus Kingdom
|Ita2=Nimbus
|Ita2M=Nimbus
|Spa=Reino de Nimbus
|SpaM=Nimbus' Kingdom
|Kor=마시멜로 왕국
|KorR=Masimello Wangguk
|KorM=Marshmallow Kingdom
}}
;Nimbus Land Region
{{foreign names
|Jap=マシュマロの{{ruby|国|くに}}{{ruby|周辺|しゅうへん}}
|JapR=Mashumaro no Kuni Shūhen
|JapM=Nimbus Land Vicinity
|ChiS=棉花糖之国附近
|ChiSR=Miánhuā táng zhī guó fùjìn
|ChiSM=Nimbus Land Vicinity
|ChiT=棉花糖之國附近
|ChiTR=Miánhuā táng zhī guó fùjìn
|ChiTM=Nimbus Land Vicinity
|Dut=Nimbusland
|DutM=Nimbus Land
|Fre=Zone du royaume de Nimbus
|FreM=Nimbus Land zone
|Ger=Nimbusland-Region
|GerM=Nimbus Land Region
|Ita=Regione di Nimbus
|ItaM=Nimbus Region
|Kor=마시멜로 왕국 주변
|KorR=Masimello Wanggug Jubyeon
|KorM=Nimbus Land Vicinity
|Spa=Zona del Reino de Nimbus
|SpaM=Nimbus Land Zone
}}
 
==References==
<references/>
 
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[[Category:Sky areas]]
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[[Category:Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars worlds]]

Latest revision as of 14:28, April 22, 2024

Nimbus Land
Nimbus Land from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.
First appearance Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars (1996)
Latest appearance Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch) (2023)
Capital Nimbus Castle
Ruler King Nimbus and Queen Nimbus
Inhabitants Nimbus, Birdies, Beezos
Smrpg nimbuskingdom.gif

Nimbus Land is a floating kingdom on a massive cloud where Nimbus live in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. It is ruled by King Nimbus and Queen Nimbus, who have a son, Prince Mallow. Nimbus Land also refers to the sixth mandatory world,[1] which makes it the greater location of Barrel Volcano. It is considered World 7 in the Shogakukan guide[2], World 6 in the Player's Guide[1], and Nimbus Land Region in the remake, although the in-game graphics depicts the main Nimbus Land area as an extension of Land's End.

The giant cloud of Nimbus Land is attached to a vine accessible from Bean Valley, the only known way to access it from the ground. Nimbus Castle stands in the center of the town. Normally, it houses many statues and birds, both of which the king is fond, and the citizens of Nimbus Land are free to enter. During Valentina's attempted usurpation, however, the palace is sealed to the public and its halls are filled with monsters.

Other noteworthy locations include the usual item shop and inn, Garro's studio, the docking point for the royal bus, and the royal hot springs. The Nimbus innkeeper gives the option of using his special "Dream Cushion", which costs an extra 30 coins and causes Mario to have dreams. The hot springs instantly restore HP and FP and are situated directly over Barrel Volcano, but only royalty can bathe there.

For a long time, Prince Mallow was missing. Valentina, however, pretended she found the prince during a plot to become queen of Nimbus Land. 'Prince Mallow' was actually Dodo, a large bird, but the population of Nimbus Land was convinced for a while that he was the true prince. However, the real Mallow was traveling with Mario. They, along with the other members of their party, stop Valentina and Dodo and rescue the king and queen.

Later, Croco comes to Nimbus Land in his ongoing search for treasure. If Mario finds him, he drops the Signal Ring.

Also, Beezo can be found hiding in an unlikely spot, on a hidden path. He bribes Mario with Fertilizer in exchange for letting him go free.

Nimbus Land's name refers to the Latin word for cloud, nimbus. The Japanese name refers to marshmallows, a solid yet soft confectionary made from water, sugar, and gelatin.

Enemies[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

GateBowser's KeepVista HillMario's PadMushroom WayMushroom KingdomBandit's WayKero SewersMidas RiverTadpole PondRose WayRose TownForest MazePipe VaultYo'ster IsleMolevilleBooster PassBooster TowerBooster HillMarrymoreStar HillSeaside TownSeaSunken ShipLand's EndMonstro TownBean ValleyNimbus LandBarrel Volcano
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Language Name Meaning
Japanese マシュマロのくに
Mashumaro no Kuni
マシュマロこく[3] / マシュマロくに[4]
Mashumaro Koku/Kuni
Land of Marshmallow; the kanji can also be read as koku ("kingdom"), but the remake indicates kuni ("land")

Marshmallow Kingdom or Land; rendered "The Kingdom of Marshmallow" in the Shogakukan guide[3]

Chinese 棉花糖之國
Miánhuātáng Zhīguó
Marshmallow Country

Dutch Nimbusland
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French royaume de Nimbus
Nimbus' kingdom
German Nimbusland
Nimbus Land
Italian Regno di Nimbus
Nimbus
Nimbus Kingdom
Nimbus
Korean 마시멜로 왕국
Masimello Wangguk
Marshmallow Kingdom

Spanish Reino de Nimbus
Nimbus' Kingdom
Nimbus Land Region
Language Name Meaning
Japanese マシュマロのくに周辺しゅうへん
Mashumaro no Kuni Shūhen
Nimbus Land Vicinity

Chinese (simplified) 棉花糖之国附近
Miánhuā táng zhī guó fùjìn
Nimbus Land Vicinity

Chinese (traditional) 棉花糖之國附近
Miánhuā táng zhī guó fùjìn
Nimbus Land Vicinity

Dutch Nimbusland
Nimbus Land
French Zone du royaume de Nimbus
Nimbus Land zone
German Nimbusland-Region
Nimbus Land Region
Italian Regione di Nimbus
Nimbus Region
Korean 마시멜로 왕국 주변
Masimello Wanggug Jubyeon
Nimbus Land Vicinity

Spanish Zona del Reino de Nimbus
Nimbus Land Zone

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b Pelland, Scott, and Kent Miller. Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars Player's Guide. Page 4.
  2. ^ Super Mario RPG Final Edition, page 33.
  3. ^ a b Super Mario RPG Final Edition, pages 2 and 80.
  4. ^ Super Mario RPG Final Edition, page 81.