Dream Stone's spirit

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Dream Stone's spirit
The Dream Stone's spirit from Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
First appearance Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (2013)
“Fine! I'll be happy to...NOT TELL YOU!”
Dream Stone's spirit, Mario & Luigi: Dream Team

The Dream Stone's spirit is the spirit of the Dream Stone from Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. After Bowser and Antasma make off with the Dream Stone, Mario, with the help of Luigi and Prince Dreambert enters a Dreampoint to Dreamy Dozing Sands. They find the Dream Stone's spirit in the spot where the Dream Stone could originally be found in the dream world. The party tries to interrogate it for where Bowser and Antasma took the Dream Stone, but this quickly gets on its nerves since it was already trying to relieve itself of the stress it developed when its Real World counterpart was moved. The party pursues it through the dream world, but to no avail, with Prince Dreambert eventually suggesting that the Mario Bros. give it "a good whack".

The Dream Stone's spirit with the Mario Bros.

The Dream Stone's spirit gets so frustrated with this, that it creates and possesses the Robo-Drilldigger and engages battle with Mario and a colossal Dreamy Luigi. When Luigi destroys the robot, the Dream Stone's spirit is so impressed that it lets him in on where it is: Mount Pajamaja. Mario and Dreambert overhear this, much to its dismay, but it drops the subject soon after and goes back to sleep regardless.

Since the Dream Stone was destroyed before the final boss, it is unknown what became of the Dream Stone's spirit.

Quotes[edit]

  • "zZzZz"
  • "Oh, great. Great! Who are these jokers?!"
  • "Well whoopity-doo! You wanna know where the Dream Stone is? OK. So I'd be happy to... NOT TELL YOU!"
  • "Someone moved the Dream Stone in the real world. Which makes me really drowsy and cranky. And I gotta sleep all the time to stay moisturized. So EXCUUUUSE me if I don't have time to help you." (American English version)
  • "Someone moved the Dream Stone in the real world. Which makes me really drowsy and cranky. And I gotta sleep all the time to stay moisturised. So EXCUUUUSE me if I don't have time to help you." (British English version)
  • "I'll tell you where the Dream Stone is! It's in SHADDUPVILLE!"
  • "Great! Uncle Mustache and El Beardo are back."
  • "Is da wittle piwwow mad? 'INSOLENCE!' Adorable. Ha hah! Aha ha ha! 'INSOLENCE!' Priceless!"
  • "Shaddup! Shaddup! You! Slap a cork in it!"
  • "All right. Think you can annoy a spirit? Time to pay the price. Too late for apologies!"
  • "Hey, big green! You're the man! I thought all you real-world types were small fries! But you're a big fry! So I'll go ahead and... TELL YOU!"

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ドリームストーン の精
Dorīmu Suton no Sei
Dream Stone's Fairy

Dutch Droomsteen's ziel
Dream Stone's Soul
Italian Spirito della Pietra Onirica
Dream Stone's spirit
Korean 드림스톤요정
Deurim Seuton Yojeong
Dream Stone Fairy

Spanish (NOE) Espíritu de la piedra de los sueños
Dreams' Stone Spirit