Mushroom Kingdom

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**Mushroom Kingdom** (キノコ王国, *Kinoko Ōkoku*?) known as **Mushroom Kingdom** in Spanish or Reino Hongo (formerly in Latin America), is the main kingdom of the Mario saga, which appears in most of the games, whether mentioned, the place where the acts narrated are established, etc. This kingdom has been "in conflict" with the Koopa Kingdom according to several video games for unknown reasons, among which is Bowser's desire to kidnap Peach.

## Basic Data

The Mushroom Kingdom is a country with a population of 46Template:Space436Template:Space213 (forty-six million four hundred and thirty-six thousand two hundred and thirteen) inhabitants, approximately, of course, and its heir is Princess Peach. The chancellor of the kingdom, (a role played by Toadsworth in many games), also serves as head of government, exclusively in Super Mario RPG. Its capital, according to the established by Paper Mario, is Toad City. Although Princess Peach and the Mario brothers are human, the citizens of this area are Toad. Some of the Yoshi immigrated to the kingdom shortly after Super Mario World. The Yoshi's, for example, moved to the Mushroom Kingdom in Super Mario Odyssey.

The Mushroom Kingdom is often tormented by the Koopa Kingdom. Bowser, King of the Koopas, has kidnapped Princess Peach more than fourteen times. Initially, it is because she has the power to undo Bowser's plans, but in recent games she has developed romantic feelings for the princess. This can best be seen in the original Paper Mario and Super Mario Odyssey. The Mario games in the series often suggest that the Mushroom Kingdom is a rival to Bowser's dominance, including the Koopa Kingdom. The Kingdom including some has been seen at least five times in the last Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, and New Super Mario Bros. worlds, although several maps and the tracks of Super Mario Kart and Mario Party will take place here too. It is not known if the Kingdom including some is a completely separated zone, or only a part of the captured ones of the Mushroom Kingdom.

## Zones

* ====**Pradera:**====
* ====**Desert:**====
* ====**Glaciares:**====
* ====**Island:**====
* ====**Jungle:**====
* ====**Clouds:**====
* ====**Enchanted Forest (New Super Mario Bros.):**====

## Highlighted Places

### General

* Peach's Castle: Main administrative institution of the Mushroom Kingdom. It is also the home of Princess Peach and some toads.
* Toad City: Capital of the Mushroom Kingdom, located near Peach's Castle.
* Mario's House: Located near Toad City and the castle.
* Yoshi's House: Located near the castle.

## Coin

*(More information here: Coin)*

Coins are used that are randomly placed and have two functions depending on the type of game:

* **RPG:** you can buy them, it depends on the amount of coins you have.
* **PLATFORMS:** these serve to acquire an extra life by obtaining one hundred of them.

## Super Smash Bros.

Here Mario will have to cross the eight worlds into which the Mushroom Kingdom is divided. Bowser cast a spell that turns houses and toads into blocks.

## Curiosities

* It should be called "Mushroom Principality" since Princess Peach is the one who rules it.
* In the animated series Adventure Hour(s), the Sweet Princess/Princess Bubblegum is a clear reference/homage to Peach, as her place of government is also categorized as a kingdom, the Sweet Kingdom/Bubblegum Kingdom.
* In the games as much by outside as inside the castle changes without apparent reason, but it is speculated that there is more than 1 castle of Peach aside from the kingdom mushroom, since for example, the one of 64 this like in an island, surrounded in the sea.

## References

1. ↑ In Super Mario Odyssey he performs this act in order to marry Princess Peach.
2. ↑ Exclusively on Super Mario Odyssey.