Mario & Luigi: Dream Team: Difference between revisions

**The obligatory literal example is the Mario Bros. trying to cross an rickety bridge south of Pi'illo Castle to reach Mushrise Park, but the bridge gives out and the heroes are forced into travelling south to continue the plot after they escape the abyss.

**And the various exits that are leading out of Mushrise Park are obstructed with debris caused from a violent storm. The only road that's open is the one leading to Dozing Sands.

*[[Flunky Boss]]:

** Big Massif and three of his apprentices have a small army of Hooraws that participate in certain attacks and to serve as a buffer for the standard hammer attack.

**And the Elite Trio has an endless numbers of Goombas at their disposal.

*[[Follow the Money]]: In the Dream World, it isn't an unusual sight to see a string of coins aiding you in making a difficult jump.

*[[Lightning Bruiser]]: Out of all the named Hooraws, Thunder Sass moves the fastest and hits the hardest when it comes to attacking.

*[[Lost Woods]]: Somnom Woods is a dense forest that hasn't been touched by Pi'illo Island's tourism industry. Consequently, hardly anyone is aware of the ancient ruins located in the deepest part of the forest.

**In the Dream World, Luigi can generate a seemingly infinite number of copies of himself called "Luiginoids." In combat, they pitch in by turning Mario's attacks into crowd-clearing shockwaves and landing on nearby enemies after he jumps.

**Sergeant Guy has an attack where he transforms dozens of Goombas into illusions of him and uses them to sneak in a few hits on Mario.

*[[Keystone Army]]: Defeat every Dreamcap Captain on the battlefield will cause the remaining Dreamcaps to huddle in fear and eventually retreat instead of attacking.

*[[Pint-Sized Powerhouse]]: Thunder Sass, the shortest one out of Big Massif's apprentices manages to be the one who hits the hardest.