Dozing Mattress

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Dozing Mattress
The Dozing Mattress for the Ultibed in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
Description
"A super-comfortable mattress made of solidified Dozing Drops."
Appears in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (2013)

The Dozing Mattress is an item that appears in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, and one of the five Ultibed parts. It is a mattress created from the droplets of a single stalactite of Dozing Ore found in Dozing Sands. Mario and Luigi find it in a room way over to the east of the desert after they learn that Britta cannot reach the area. Before they retrieve it, Mario must enter the dream world via Dreampoint where it is really found. Once he is inside, Mario can collect the mattress.

Ultibed Manual text[edit]

First Hint[edit]

  • "The Zeekeeper Statue claims the Dozing Mattress lies hidden in Dozing Sands. Where in that vast region could it be?"

Second Hint[edit]

  • "Britta tried to drill in a new spot but was thwarted by a high wall. Rumor has it there's a treasure hidden beyond this point..."

Third Hint[edit]

  • "There's a spot where the raw materials of the Dozing Matress, the Dozing Drops, fall under the desert. Suspicious..."

Description[edit]

  • "The Dozing Drop in the Dreampoint became solid and turned into the Dozing Mattress! Now THAT is comfort!"

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseマドロミマット
Madoromi Matto
Dozing Mat[1]
DutchDoezelmatrasDozing mattress[1]
French (Canada)Matelas ensommeilléSleepy mattress[1]
French (Europe)[1]
GermanNickertratzeNap-mattress; contraction of nickerchen ("nap") and matratze ("matress")[1]
ItalianSonnomaterassoSleep mattress[1]
Korean나르내 매트
Naleunae maeteu
Drowsy mat[1]
Portuguese (Europe)Colchão da sonolênciaMattress of sleepiness[1]
RussianМатрасон
Matrason
Portmanteau of "матрас" (mattress) and "сон" (noun for sleep)[1]
Spanish (Latin America)Colchón soporíferoSoporific mattress[1]
Spanish (Europe)Colchón de CabezadaNap Mattress, "cabezada" comes also from "Desierto Cabezada" (Spanish name for Dozing Sands)[1]

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k In-game name from Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (version 1.1, stored internally in message file Message/[language]/Menu.msbt).