Pi'illo Blimport

Pi'llo Blimport
Appears in	Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (2013)
Greater location	Pi'illo Island
Inhabitants	Brocks

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Pi'illo Blimport is a large blimport that appears in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. It is home to all of Pi'illo Island's blimps, most notably the one Mario and co. arrive in Pi'illo Island on, the Zeeppelin. As indicated in the official guidebook, the other blimps are called Conkstream, Snorigible, and Naptune IV.

History

Mario, Luigi, Toadsworth, Princess Peach, and several Toads start their vacation on Pi'illo Island after landing here in a blimp. The group (barring Luigi) head to Pi'illo Castle while three Toads try to wake up Luigi who was having a nightmare. Mario and co. are welcomed to the island through the form of events such as a Check-X Quiz and an act put on by Broque Monsieur.

Upon the appearance of Neo Bowser Castle in the skies above the island that many of the people on the island rushed to the blimport as soon as the castle destroyed the surrounding smaller islands, and it was forced to be closed due to the mass amounts of traffic.

Later on during Mario and Luigi's hunt for the Zee Parts, they make their way back to the east of the blimport after learning the whereabouts of the Fly Guy R thieves who stole their newly-obtained Driftwood Jellyfish Sheets on Driftwood Shore. After playing a deceitful trick on the thieves with the help of Prince Dreambert and Starlow, Mario and Luigi regain the sheets and defeat the thieves just outside the entrance of the blimport.

Enemies

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  Grombas

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  Fly Guys R (boss)

Collectibles

Given/Picked Up Items

Item/s	Location	Screenshot
1-Up Deluxe	Given by Broque Monsieur if the Bros. reach the top during the Coin-Up Challenge.
Coin	5 or 10 given by Broque Monsieur during the Check-X Quiz, depending if only one or both questions were anwsered correctly. After Luigi joins up with the group, Broque Monsieur takes the 50 coins he won during his own Check-X Quiz and after participating the Coin-Up Challenge, he gives back up to 150 Coins, depending on which multiplier (x1, x1.5, x2, x2.5 and x3) was reached during it.
Driftwood Jellyfish Sheets	Picked up after defeating the trio of Fly Guys R during the Ultibed Parts Hunt. Required to progress.
Mushroom	Given by Broque Monsieur after participating in Coin-Up Challenge.

Beanholes

Pi'illo Blimport – 6 Beans (1 Heart Bean, 2 Bros. Beans, 2 Defense Beans, 1 Stache Bean)
Location	Type	Screenshot
In the area to the west of the castle entrance, this Bean is found by the western exit.	Bros.
In the area to the east of the castle entrance, this Bean is found by the eastern exit.	Heart
In the area to the north of the castle entrance, these 2 Beans are found west of the path leading to Mt. Pajamaja. The southern one is Bros. Bean, the northern one is Defense Bean.	Bros. and Defense
In the area to the north of the castle entrance, these 2 Beans are found east of the path leading to Mt. Pajamaja. The northern one is Defense Bean, the southern one is Stache Bean.	Defense and Stache

Blocks

Pi'illo Blimport - 13 Blocks (10 ?, 1 M, 1 Bros., 1 Camera)
Item/s	Location	Screenshot
3x Coin (all 3)	In the fourth scene, in the middle.
Five Coin	Same scene, near the exit above the crates.
12x 12 Coins and Five Coin	In the fifth scene, above each corner crates.
10x 10 Coins	NOTE: Following 4 blocks are available only after leaving Pi'illo Castle for the first time. In the seventh scene, in the north.
1-Up Mushroom	In the scene north of the previous one, in the southwest.
10x 10 Coins	Same scene, near the northern exit.
Mushroom	In the scene accessed by the southeastern exit from the previous one, in the southeast.
Pi'illo Blimport Shot	NOTE: Following block is available only after entering Wakeport proper (the third scene on from the start) for the first time. In the third scene, near the top.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	マクラノ空港[?] Makurano Kūkō	Pi'illo Airport
French (Canadian)	Aéroport Koussinos[?]	Pi'illo Airport
French (European)	Aérodrome Koussinos[?]	Pi'illo Aerodrome
Italian	Aeroporto Guanciale[?]	Pillow Airport
Korean	베개로 공항[?] Begaero Gonghang	Pi'illo Airport
Portuguese (European)	Aeroporto Travesseiro[?]	Pillow Airport
Spanish (Latin American)	Aeródromo Amodorra[?]	Drowsy Aerodrome
Spanish (European)	Aeródromo[?]	Aerodrome