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{{Location-infobox
{{location infobox
|name=Dreamy Wakeport
|title=Dreamy Wakeport
|image=MLDT - Wakeport Dream.png
|image=[[File:MLDT - Wakeport Dream.png|256px]]
|greaterloc=[[Pi'illo Island]]
|greater_location=[[Pi'illo Island]]
|inhabitants=[[Cocoknight]], [[Cocoknight R]], [[Ticksquawk]], [[Krubbish]], [[Earthwake]], [[Beef Cloud]], [[Thunder Sass]], [[Sorrow Fist]], [[Heavy Zest]]
|inhabitants=[[Cocoknight]], [[Cocoknight R]], [[Ticksquawk]], [[Krubbish]], [[Earthwake]], [[Beef Cloud]], [[Thunder Sass]], [[Sorrow Fist]], [[Heavy Zest]]
|first_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'' ([[List of Mario games by date#2013|2013]])
|first_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'' ([[List of games by date#2013|2013]])
}}
}}
'''Dreamy Wakeport''' is the [[Dream World]]'s version of [[Wakeport]] and a location in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]''. It is the fourth location visited in the Dream World.  
'''Dreamy Wakeport''' is the [[Dream World]]'s version of [[Wakeport]] and a location in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]''. It is the fourth location visited in the Dream World.  


[[Mario]] comes here to wake up [[Big Massif]] so that he can start the [[Mount Pajamaja]] tour. A mysterious referee says that Big Massif will appear if he defeats four of Big Massif's minions. After Mario defeats them, the referee reveals himself to be Big Massif, who refuses to wake up unless Mario beats him in battle, which he does. The two return to the real world. Mario comes here a second time in order to free [[Bedsmith]], who can assemble the [[Ultibed]] for him. After a long journey, Mario accidentally activates a security system which summons [[Earthwake]]. [[Giant Luigi]] defeats the monster and Mario frees Bedsmith. The special attack [[Luiginary Wall]] is learned here in the second visit.
[[Mario]] comes here to wake up [[Big Massif]] so that he can start the [[Mount Pajamaja]] tour. A mysterious tour center operator says that Big Massif will appear if he defeats four of Big Massif's minions. After Mario defeats them, the operator reveals himself to be Big Massif, who refuses to wake up unless Mario beats him in battle, which he does. The two return to the real world. Mario comes here a second time in order to free [[Bedsmith]], who can assemble the [[Ultibed]] for him. After a long journey, Mario accidentally activates a security system which summons [[Earthwake]]. [[Giant Luigi]] defeats the monster and Mario frees Bedsmith. The special attack [[Luiginary Wall]] is learned here in the second visit.


==Enemies==
==Enemies==
*[[Earthwake]] (boss)
===Dreampoint and petrified Pi'illos' dream worlds===
*[[Cocoknight]]
<gallery>
*[[Krubbish]]
Cocoknight.png|[[Cocoknight]]s
*[[Cocoknight R]]
Ticksquawk.png|[[Ticksquawk]]s
*[[Ticksquawk]]
HeavyZest.png|[[Heavy Zest]] (boss)
*[[Heavy Zest]] (boss)
ThunderSass.png|[[Thunder Sass]] (boss)
*[[Thunder Sass]] (boss)
BeefCloud.png|[[Beef Cloud]] (boss)
*[[Beef Cloud]] (boss)
SorrowFist.png|[[Sorrow Fist]] (boss)
*[[Sorrow Fist]] (boss)
BigMassif.png|[[Big Massif]] (boss)
*[[Big Massif]] (boss)
</gallery>
 
===Bedsmith's dream world===
<gallery>
Krubbish.png|[[Krubbish]]es
Cocoknight R.png|[[Cocoknight R|Cocoknights R]]
Earthwake.png|[[Earthwake]] (giant boss)
</gallery>


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreignname
{{foreign names
|FraE=Évolis onirique
|Jap=夢のメザメタウン
|FraEM=Oneiric Évolis
|JapR=Yume no Mezame Taun
|JapM=Wakeport of Dreams
|FreE=Évolis onirique
|FreEM=Oneiric Évolis
|Dut=Slaapstad
|DutM=Sleep City
|Ita=Risvegliopoli onirica
|ItaM=Dreamy Wakeport
|SpaA=Puerto Despuerto onírico
|SpaAM=Dreamy wakeport
|SpaE=Desperta d'Or en sueños
|SpaEM=Wakeport in dreams
}}
}}
{{BoxTop}}


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
*After [[Pi'illoper]]'s conversation ends, it will play the real-world Wakeport theme instead for unknown reasons.
*After [[Pi'illoper]]'s conversation ends, it will play the real-world Wakeport theme instead for unknown reasons.


{{BoxTop}}
{{M&LDT}}
{{ML:DT}}
[[Category: Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Places]]
[[Category:Dreamy]]
[[Category:Dreamy]]
[[Category:Mario & Luigi: Dream Team locations]]
[[it:Risvegliopoli onirica]]

Revision as of 09:10, April 12, 2024

Dreamy Wakeport
Screenshot of a dream in Wakeport, from Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
First appearance Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (2013)
Greater location Pi'illo Island
Inhabitants Cocoknight, Cocoknight R, Ticksquawk, Krubbish, Earthwake, Beef Cloud, Thunder Sass, Sorrow Fist, Heavy Zest

Dreamy Wakeport is the Dream World's version of Wakeport and a location in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. It is the fourth location visited in the Dream World.

Mario comes here to wake up Big Massif so that he can start the Mount Pajamaja tour. A mysterious tour center operator says that Big Massif will appear if he defeats four of Big Massif's minions. After Mario defeats them, the operator reveals himself to be Big Massif, who refuses to wake up unless Mario beats him in battle, which he does. The two return to the real world. Mario comes here a second time in order to free Bedsmith, who can assemble the Ultibed for him. After a long journey, Mario accidentally activates a security system which summons Earthwake. Giant Luigi defeats the monster and Mario frees Bedsmith. The special attack Luiginary Wall is learned here in the second visit.

Enemies

Dreampoint and petrified Pi'illos' dream worlds

Bedsmith's dream world

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese 夢のメザメタウン
Yume no Mezame Taun
Wakeport of Dreams

Dutch Slaapstad
Sleep City
French (NOE) Évolis onirique
Oneiric Évolis
Italian Risvegliopoli onirica
Dreamy Wakeport
Spanish (NOA) Puerto Despuerto onírico
Dreamy wakeport
Spanish (NOE) Desperta d'Or en sueños
Wakeport in dreams

Trivia

  • After Pi'illoper's conversation ends, it will play the real-world Wakeport theme instead for unknown reasons.