Gulchrock Sea
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Gulchrock Sea | |
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First appearance | Mario & Luigi: Brothership (2024) |
Greater location | Concordia |
Gulchrock Sea is the fourth sea explored in Mario & Luigi: Brothership. It is located in the northeast corner of Concordia, north of Brrrning Sea and east of Stormstar Sea. As the name indicates, it is full of mostly rocky islands.
Drifting islands[edit]
Island | Description | Unlock condition |
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![]() Offandon Island |
An island hosting Bowser's minions. The bros. are wanted outlaws there. | Mario and Luigi wind up here immediately upon arriving in the Gulchrock Sea. |
![]() Twistee Island |
An island dominated by the huge Twisten Sprout. Loved by dancers. | Link Offandon Island |
![]() Heatfreeze Island |
An island shared amicably by the Skorcheen and Slippenglide peoples. | |
![]() Wayaway Island |
An island serving as Bowser's HQ. You can't get there via cannon. | After learning how to reach it on Offandon Island. |
![]() Fortress Zokket |
An island serving as Zokket's HQ. Glohm leaks out everywhere. | After restoring light to the Great Lighthouse Island. |
Islets[edit]
Islet | Description |
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![]() Cozee Islet |
An island with crowds of... Hmm... |
![]() Paquette Islet |
Bowser's minions prowl the seas. |
![]() Meeger Islet |
Bowser's minions prowl the seas. |
![]() Mynor Islet |
Bowser's minions prowl the seas. |
![]() Nanoh Islet |
Bowser's minions prowl the seas. |
![]() Teensi Islet |
An island with a lot of mushrooms and a fun atmosphere. |
![]() Daintye Islet |
An island with a bad vibe about it... |
Rare reefs[edit]
Great Lighthouse Island[edit]
Island | Description | Unlock condition |
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![]() ![]() Gulchrock Sea, Great Lighthouse Island |
An island with one of the four Great Lighthouses that once lit Concordia. | After retrieving the Pile of Ampberries from Wayaway Island |
Names in other languages[edit]
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | キニオン海域[?] Kinion Kaiiki |
Possible clipping of「キャニオン」(kyanion, "canyon") + "sea" | |
Chinese | 谷岳海域[?] Gǔyuè Hǎiyù |
Likely derived from「谷地」(gǔdì, "valley") and「山岳」(shānyuè, "peak/mountain") + "sea" | |
Dutch | 't Ruige Sop[?] | From het ruime sop ("the open sea") and ruig ("rough") | |
French (NOE) | Mer Rocheuse[1] | Rocky Sea | |
Italian | Mar Canyon[2] | Canyon Sea | |
Korean | 키니언해역[?] Kinieon Haeyok |
Possible clipping of "캐니언" (kaenieon, "canyon") + "sea" | |
Spanish | Mar Arrisco[?] | Sea + portmanteau of risco ("cliff") and possibly arisco ("surly") or arrecife ("reef") |
References[edit]
- ^ Mario & Luigi : L'épopée fraternelle #39 - Détriphar, le cinquième boss ! by Damoclès on YouTube
- ^ Mario & Luigi: Fraternauti alla carica - LIVE #7. By Mariuigi Khed on YouTube. Retrieved on January 13, 2024.