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* The Shadow Shard in ''[[City of Heroes]]''. Where do we ''start''... Well, it's got ''several'' Ominous Floating Castles, separated by [[Floating Continent]]s.
** As well as the base for Ouroboros, the "time travel agency"
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** ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]'' has Bowser's Castle hovering over the Beanbean Kingdom to destroy the nation's largest city.
** Bowser's Castle in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]'' is capable of flight, despite not actually looking like it was designed for it like it was in ''Superstar Saga.'' Although it flies at an lower altitude, it still serves as an introduction to game's giant boss fights.
* ''[[Dark Cloud]]''
** The Moonflower Palace of ''[[Dark Cloud]] 2'' used to be one, until it engaged the heroes' own flying fortress, [[Humongous Mecha|Paznos]], and it was sent hurtling right towards [[Doomed Hometown|Palm Brinks]]. Paznos' robot mode was barely able to ground it elsewhere.
* ''[[Giga Wing]]'' 's fourth stage is set on a [[Floating Continent]], and the stage following it one-ups it with a floating city.
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