Teenytiny Islet

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Teenytiny Islet
Mario and Luigi exploring Teenytiny Islet in Mario & Luigi: Brothership
Appears in Mario & Luigi: Brothership (2024)
Greater location Concordia
Inhabitants Sharkbones

Teenytiny Islet is a location in Mario & Luigi: Brothership. It is found in the eastern Color-Full Sea, accessible after linking Merrygo Island to Shipshape Island. The island contains five ? Blocks and a large patch of quicksand which cannot fully be traversed without the Bro Ball technique.

After encountering Sharkbones on Allsand Island, they will appear in the quicksand here, as well. After Reclusa is awakened, Glohm Sharkbones replace their normal counterparts.

Enemies[edit]

Items[edit]

? Blocks[edit]

Item Location Image
A Refreshing Herb in Mario & Luigi: BrothershipA Nut in Mario & Luigi: Brothership.
Refreshing Herb and Ultra Nut
On the western side of the islet. ? blocks 1-2 in Teenytiny Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
2xA Bean in Mario & Luigi: Brothership.
Heart and Speed Beans
On the eastern side of the islet. Accessible only with Bro Ball ability. ? blocks 3-4 in Teenytiny Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership

Hidden Block[edit]

Item Location Image
Wears icon from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
Blocky Hammer Wear
On the raised ledge in the south. Accessible only with Bro Ball and UFO Spin abilities. First Hidden block in Teenytiny Islet from Mario & Luigi: Brothership.

Profile[edit]

  • In-game description: "It's all covered in sand..."

Gallery[edit]

Naming[edit]

"Teenytiny" comes from the adjective "teeny-tiny". Like other islets in the game, its name references its small size.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese コツブー島
Kotsubū-jima
Elongation of「小粒」(kotsubu, "small grain") + "island" [1]
Chinese (Simplified) 小粒岛
Xiǎolì Dǎo (Mandarin)
Síunāp Dóu (Cantonese)
Small Grain Island [?]
Chinese (Traditional) 小粒島
Xiǎolì Dǎo (Mandarin)
Síunāp Dóu (Cantonese)
Small Grain Island [?]
Dutch Ietsepietsië From ietsepietsie ("small amount") and the toponym suffix -ië [?]
French (Europe) Îlot Nimum "Islet" + clipping of "minimum" [2]
German Treibland From treiben ("to drift") and the place-name suffix -land [?]
Italian Sabbiolini Pun on sabbiolina ("sleepy dust") and "Santorini" [3]
Korean 스러기섬
Seureogi-seom
Corruption and clipping of "스러지다" (seureojida, "to vanish") + "island" [?]
Spanish Islote Chiqui "Islet" + clipping of chiquito ("tiny") [?]

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