Shroonken Islet

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Shroonken Islet
Mario and Luigi spinning around Shroonken Islet in Mario & Luigi: Brothership
Appears in Mario & Luigi: Brothership (2024)
Greater location Concordia
Inhabitants Concordians

Shroonken Islet is a location in Mario & Luigi: Brothership. It is found in the northwestern Color-Full Sea, and is accessible after talking to the older explorer brother on Allsand Island after fishing up a note in the "Letter from a Drifting Island" side quest.

The island has many trampoline-like flowers which propel Mario and Luigi high in the air, allowing them to ascend up a series of flowers and platforms. Initially, a trail of coins marks the way up this ascent. A sign written by an "Anonymous Acrobat" describes a climb up to the summit of the islet and promises a treasure to others who complete the climb.

When visited during the "Letter from a Drifting Island" side quest, the younger explorer sibling from Allsand Island is found on a large platform near the islet's summit. When Mario and Luigi speak with him, he expresses reluctance to leave the islet, but is eventually persuaded to return to his older sibling. Once spoken to again, he jumps off the edge of the platform, then return to Allsand Island with Mario and Luigi.

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Field Coins[edit]

Item Location Image
Coin 15 in the shape of a arrow near the cannon and the sign. Mario and Luigi near 15 Coins on Shroonken Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
5 between the fifth and sixth Bouncy Blooms. Mario and Luigi near 5 Coins on Shroonken Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
3 above the twelfth Bouncy Bloom. Mario and Luigi near 3 Coins on Shroonken Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
3 above the second platform. Mario and Luigi near 3 Coins on Shroonken Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
3 above the fourth platform. Mario and Luigi near 3 Coins on Shroonken Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
3 above the fourteenth Bouncy Bloom. Mario and Luigi near 3 Coins on Shroonken Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
3 above the fifteenth Bouncy Bloom. Mario and Luigi near 3 Coins on Shroonken Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
4 between the seventeenth and eighteenth Bouncy Blooms. Mario and Luigi near 4 Coins on Shroonken Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
5 between the nineteenth and twentieth Bouncy Blooms. Mario and Luigi near 5 Coins on Shroonken Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
10-Coin 4 above the sixteenth Bouncy Bloom. Mario and Luigi near 4 10-Coins on Shroonken Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
3 above the seventeenth Bouncy Bloom. Mario and Luigi near 3 10-Coins on Shroonken Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
2 above the twentieth Bouncy Bloom. Mario and Luigi near 2 10-Coins on Shroonken Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
3 above the twenty-first Bouncy Bloom. Mario and Luigi near 3 10-Coins on Shroonken Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
4 above the twenty-second Bouncy Bloom. Mario and Luigi near 4 10-Coins on Shroonken Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
6 along the second moving platorm's path, found at the summit. Mario and Luigi near 6 10-Coins on Shroonken Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership

? Block[edit]

Item Location Image
Hammers icon from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
Knockout Hammer
At the summit. First and only block in Shroonken Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership

Profile[edit]

  • In-game description: "Pretty flowers are floating around."

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Naming[edit]

"Shroonken" is a corruption of the adjective "shrunken". Like other islets in the game, its name references its small size.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese トルニタラン島
Torunitaran-jima
Derivation of「取るに足らない」(toru ni taranai, "insignificant") + "island" [1]
Chinese (Simplified) 微不足岛
Wēibùzú Dǎo (Mandarin)
Mèihbātjūk Dóu (Cantonese)
Homophonic portmanteau of "微不足道" (wēibùzúdào / mèihbātjūkdouh, "insignifcant") and "岛" (dǎo / dóu, "island") [?]
Chinese (Traditional) 微不足島
Wēibùzú Dǎo (Mandarin)
Mèihbātjūk Dóu (Cantonese)
Homophonic portmanteau of「微不足道」(wēibùzúdào / mèihbātjūkdouh, "insignifcant") and「島」(dǎo / dóu, "island") [?]
Dutch Slonck Corruption of slank ("slim") [?]
French (Europe) Îlot Naigli-Jab "Islet" + phonetic clipping of négligeable ("negligible") [2]
German Lüttland From lütt (dialectal term for "small") and the place-name suffix "-land" [?]
Italian Pikos From the metric prefix "pico-" (the equivalent of 10-12) and the Greek suffix "-os" [3]
Korean 성안차섬
Seong'ancha-seom
Derivation of "선간차" (seongancha, "insignificant") + "island" [?]
Spanish (Latin America) Islote Dimi "Islet" + clipping of diminutivo ("diminutive") [?]
Spanish (Europe) Islote Redu "Islet" + clipping of reducido ("reduced") [?]

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