Bowser's Castle

Rodney Jordans (General) (1910s)

Burrows (General) (1950s)

Kamek (Cabinet Member) (Since 1950s)
 (King's Claw) (Since 2022)

Gunn (Mechanic) (1964)

Tyson Koopa (General) (1983-1990)
 (Cabinet Member) (1990-1996)

King Boo (Secretary of State) (Since 2000)

Ludwig Von Koopa (Cabinet Member) (2022)
 (High Steward) (2022)

Morton Koopa Jr. (Junior Troopa) (Since 2015)

Iggy Koopa (Junior Troopa) (Since 2015)

Wendy O. Koopa (Junior Troopa) (Since 2015)

Lemmy Koopa (Junior Troopa) (Since 2015)

Roy Koopa (Junior Troopa) (Since 2015)

Larry Koopa (Junior Troopa) (Since 2015)

Nick Paraplonk (Troopa) (Since 2018)

Joe Goomp (Troopa) (Since 2018)

Kevin Guy (Troopa) (Since 2018)

Boom Boom (Henchman) (Since 2019)

**Bowser's Castle**, also referred to as **The Koopa Castle**, is a castle located in Koopa Kingdom. It is the main location in *Bowser's Koopalings*, and is the homeplace of the royal family of the Koopa Kingdom, currently being used by Bowser, Bowser Jr. and the Koopalings. It is also the main place of operation for the Koopa Troop, and many major members of the Koopa Troop work there, including King Boo, Kamek and Boom Boom.

## Areas

### Entrance

The entrance of the castle is blocked by a large red gate, that is seen opening from a distance in the intro of every Bowser's Koopalings episode. Up close, the gate is often seen guarded by two Sledge Bros. who appear to act as guards. However, on occasion, it is left unattended.

### Main Floor

The main floor is the largest room in Bowser's Castle, and is seen the most in the Bowser's Koopalings series. It has a simple appearance, being a room with grey brick walls, small windows and grey floors featuring a red carpet with yellow stripes in the middle. Despite it's lack of detail, the Koopalings are often seen hanging out or talking in the room. The room most likely contains a television set, as the Koopalings are often seen playing videogames in the room.

### Hallways

The hallways are often used in Bowser's Koopalings when the characters are running from one room to another. They mostly resemble the main floor, however they usually lack its signature red carpet. They are also shown to be somewhat narrower and allow people to travel from one room to another in the castle.

### Meeting/Dining Room

The meeting/dining room is commonly seen in the Bowser's Koopalings series. The room contains a large table, in which Bowser's throne is located, and is shown to have room for many chairs to fit all the Koopalings and cabinet members around. It has been shown to be used for both meals and meetings in multiple episodes. In *Morton & Lemmy: Space Odyssey*, it was shown that in the 1100s, the room was home to a table shaped like a hexagon, where King Baron and his knights would hold their meetings.

### Kitchen

The kitchen is seen somewhat frequently in the Bowser's Koopalings series. Like most other kitchens, the room is shown to feature a fridge, an oven, and many cupboards, most likely containing food related items. The rest of the room resembles the rest of the castle's aesthetic, and as of Season 4, Morton is seen standing in it in the intro eating a chicken leg, before jumping off screen.

### Bowser's Room

Bowser's room is the room in which Bowser currently resides in. In earlier episodes, it didn't feature any wallpaper. However, as of *Morton & Lemmy: Space Odyssey*, the room is shown to feature dark green wallpaper and a red carpet with royal patterns on it. It also features many photographic pictures of Bowser, Bowser Jr., Princess Peach and the Koopalings, both young and currently, as well as a silver fridge, a large TV, a bedside table, and a bed resembling Bowser's own design. The entrance also features two large green doors with scale patterns, with a stone doorframe resembling Bowser surrounding it. Prior to Bowser moving into the room, it was home to all the previous Kings and Queens of the Koopa Kingdom.

### Bowser Jr.'s Room

Bowser Jr.'s room is the room currently occupied by Bowser Jr., as well as the past princes and princesses of the Koopa Kingdom. It is the second largest bedroom in the castle. It is shown to be currently an orange room with a dark green carpet, featuring a large flat screen TV, a toybox full of Mecha Koopas, and a bed with red and black checkboard pattern sheets. The entrance also features large red doors with a scaly pattern. In 1996 in *Return of the Koopa King*, the room was occupied by Bowser, where it was shown to have a green color scheme and feature a fridge and a bed with a grey duvet, however the door used for the room in the episode was incorrect, which was an error on FreezeFlame22's part. In *Time Travel Trouble III*, Prince James Koopa VI was seen occupying the room in the year 1889, in which it sported similar colors to its present day counterpart, however featured torches on the walls due to light switches not being popularised yet.

## Ownership

*For more information, see Koopa Monarch*

## Gallery

An unfinished version of the castle in the year 1019, in Time Travel TroubleIn the year 1152, in Morton & Lemmy: Space OdysseyThe castle in the year 1919 in Time Travel TroubleThe Castle in 1475, In Wars of Frozen FlamesThe castle in the year 1969 in Time Travel TroubleThe Castle as it appears in 2022The future version of the castle in the year 2100, in Time Travel Trouble IIRoom 6, Lemmy's Room, in Morton Koopa Sr.Lemmy's Room in Bowser's Koopalings, Season 5 intro.Wendy's Room in Bowser's Koopalings, Season 5 intro.Roy's Room in Bowser's Koopalings, Season 5 intro.