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'''Vibe Island''' is the main setting of ''[[Super Princess Peach]]''. When [[Mario]], [[Luigi]] and the [[Toad (species)|Toad]]s are kidnapped by the [[Hammer Bro]]s., they are taken to this mysterious island and Peach must save them. Peach's [[Vibe]]s gains empathic powers after visiting the location.
'''Vibe Island''' is the main setting of ''[[Super Princess Peach]]''. When [[Mario]], [[Luigi]] and the [[Toad (species)|Toad]]s are kidnapped by the [[Hammer Bro]]s., they are taken to this mysterious island and [[Princess Peach|Peach]] must save them. The [[Vibe Scepter]] was discovered on the beaches of Vibe Island. Peach's [[vibe]]s gains empathic powers after visiting the location.


==Vibes==
==Vibes==
On Vibe Island, all kinds of enemies have one of four different [[Vibe]]s, due to the island. The Vibes are:
On Vibe Island, all kinds of enemies have one of four different [[vibe]]s, due to the island. The vibes are:
*[[Joy (vibe)|Joy]]
*[[Joy (vibe)|Joy]]
*[[Rage]]
*[[Gloom]]
*[[Gloom]]
*[[Rage]]
*[[Calm]]
*[[Calm]]
Most bosses in the game also use these Vibes to their advantage.
Most bosses in the game also use these vibes to their advantage.


==Locations==
==Locations==
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*[[Bowser's Villa]]
*[[Bowser's Villa]]


== Names in other languages ==
==Names in other languages==
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|Jap=キド・アイラック島<ref>http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ds/aspj/stage.html</ref>
|Jap=キド・アイラック{{hover|島|とう}}<ref>''Super Princess Peach'' Japanese instruction booklet, page 4.</ref>
|JapR=Kido airakku
|JapR=Kido Airakku
|JapM=Island of four Emotions
|JapM="Kido Airakku" is from「喜怒哀楽」(''ki-do-ai-raku'', emotions) with {{wp|sokuon}} added,  and「島」means "island"
|Fra=L'île des Emotions
|Spa=Isla Sensa
|FraM=The island of Emotions
|SpaM=Sensation Island
|Ger=Der Gemütsinsel
|Fre=L'île des Emotions
|FreM=The Island of Emotions
|Ger=Die Gemütsinsel
|GerM=The Temper Island
|Ita=Emoziolandia
|ItaM=Emotionland
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==Trivia==
*The Vibe System and Vibe Island may be based on the [[Wikipedia:Four Temperaments|Four Temperaments]].


==References==
==References==
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Latest revision as of 12:05, January 8, 2024

Vibe Island
Artwork of the whole Vibe Island for Super Princess Peach
First appearance Super Princess Peach (2005)
Inhabitants Goombas, Koopa Troopas
Vibe IslandBowser's VillaGiddy SkyGleam GlacierWavy BeachFury VolcanoShriek MansionHoo's WoodLadida Plains
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Vibe Island is the main setting of Super Princess Peach. When Mario, Luigi and the Toads are kidnapped by the Hammer Bros., they are taken to this mysterious island and Peach must save them. The Vibe Scepter was discovered on the beaches of Vibe Island. Peach's vibes gains empathic powers after visiting the location.

Vibes[edit]

On Vibe Island, all kinds of enemies have one of four different vibes, due to the island. The vibes are:

Most bosses in the game also use these vibes to their advantage.

Locations[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese キド・アイラック[1]
Kido Airakku tō
"Kido Airakku" is from「喜怒哀楽」(ki-do-ai-raku, emotions) with sokuon added, and「島」means "island"

French L'île des Emotions
The Island of Emotions
German Die Gemütsinsel
The Temper Island
Italian Emoziolandia
Emotionland
Spanish Isla Sensa
Sensation Island

References[edit]

  1. ^ Super Princess Peach Japanese instruction booklet, page 4.