Daitōryō Kantei
The title of this article is official, but it comes from a Japanese source.
If an acceptable English name is found, then the article should be moved to the new title.
| Daitōryō Kantei | |
|---|---|
| Appears in | Super Mario Kodansha manga ("Mario faces off against the evil president Bowser in the future in a final showdown!") (1992) |
| Greater location | Space Colony Koopa & Peach |
| Owner | Bowser |
| Inhabitants | Bowser and Peach's children Daitōryō Keigo-tai Otetsudai Robo Princess Peach Robot |
| Iteration of | Bowser's Castle |
Daitōryō Kantei is the presidential palace and a central location in Space Colony Koopa & Peach that appears in the "Time Traveler" storyline of the Super Mario Kodansha manga. It is designed like a giant head of Bowser and can actually turn into a robot with mechanical limbs: the Koopa Robo. Working in the palace are a Daisy-shaped robot-maid and a robot Yoshi security patrol.
While time traveling with the unconscious Princess Peach, Bowser arrives into the future, right in front of the main computer inside the palace. A video recording of the elder Bowser from that era explains he is giving the presidential charge to his younger time-traveling-self, nominating him president of the space colony. He then tricks Peach to believe they are living a happily married life with kids. When Mario, Luigi, and Chibi Peach arrive to save Peach, Bowser deploys his robots to stop them, but then get worried in seeing Chibi Peach damaging the main computer, revealing it keeps the whole space colony alive with it. To beat Bowser for good, Mario uses the Time Machine to pick up all the Marios from different eras to join the fight. Bowser activates the Koopa Robo but gets overwhelmed, and the main computer is destroyed, alongside the whole colony.
Gallery[edit]
- Flashback of Bowser by the main computer
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Note(s) | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | Daitōryō Kantei | Presidential Palace | [1] |
References[edit]
- ^ Motoyama, Kazuki (1 Oct. 1992). Deluxe BomBom. Japan: Kodansha (Japanese). ISBN T1016531100385. Page 181.