Dimble Wood
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| Dimble Wood | |
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| First appearance | Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story (2009) |
| Latest appearance | Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey (2018) |
| Greater location | Mushroom Kingdom |
| Inhabitants | Wigglers, Scutlets, Sockops, Treevils, Trashures, Leaf Guys |
Dimble Wood is a location in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story and its remake. It is the largest area in the game and a dense forest filled with many trees, rock formations, and a lot of stone statues of Wigglers. It is north of Plack Beach and east of Bumpsy Plains. It is first seen in the beginning of the game, being the area where Bowser is fed the "Lucky(?) Mushroom" by Fawful. This is the third area Bowser traverses and also one of the areas the Mario Bros. traverse later in the game. Broque Monsieur's shop located here where Bowser can shop and give Broque the Blitties he has found. This is where Bowser will obtain his first special attack, Goomba Storm, in this area. Bowser also fights Wiggler in this area as well as his castle in this area as a giant boss. Mario and Luigi also travel in this area to obtain the 10 Attack Pieces to form the Snack Basket. They must first collect six and show them to the Wiggler for access to the Sockop area (in the southwest), where they can find the remaining four.
Dimble Wood consists of four sections, with three side-sections. The main section is a forest full of trees, which Bowser goes through to reach his castle; in addition, there is also a small tutorial area to the northwest, where Bowser learns his basic moves and eats the "Lucky(?) Mushroom". The second section, to the northeast, consists of a large carrot farm owned by a family of a Wiggler and Squiggler, where Bowser competes in a minigame where he has to eat a giant carrot guarded by the Wiggler he pulled out of the giant hole, thinking it was big enough to use for ammunition in a Banzai Bill Cannon. After eating the carrot, Bowser must fight against the Wiggler in order to obtain a Banzai Bill that the Wiggler was taking care of in secret. The third section is full of thorns in the floor, located to the southwest, where Mario and Luigi can obtain some Attack Pieces.
In Bowser Jr.'s Journey, Bowser Jr. and the Koopalings (except for Lemmy) visit Dimble Wood to acquire a piece of the Giga-Carrot in order to create the Skeletone Formula:D. During this, Bowser Jr. loses most of the Koopalings from his crew, with Ludwig, Roy, Wendy and Larry leaving the group. Once Bowser Jr. finds the Giga-Carrot, he takes a bite out of it to take it back to Bowser's Castle. This bite mark is visible when Bowser first finds the Giga-Carrot himself in the main game, indicating these events happened prior to Bowser reaching Dimble Wood.
Enemies[edit]
In Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story[edit]
Scutlet (Mario and Luigi only)
Sockop (Mario and Luigi only)
Leaf Guy (support enemy with Wiggler)
Wiggler (Bowser boss)
Bowser Castle (Giant Bowser boss)
In Bowser Jr.'s Journey[edit]
Koopa Troopa (green)
Para-Biddybud (red)
Items[edit]
NOTE: Not included items are items bought from the shops (Broque Monsieur's shop and Broggy's shop) and 2 Blitties from Treevils and Trashures.
The following are overworld items found in Dimble Wood during the events of Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story:[1]
Given/Object[edit]
| Item | Location | Image ( |
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Banzai Bill |
Received after Bowser eats the carrot and battles the Wiggler. Required to progress. |
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Block Band |
Given by Broque Monsieur after giving him 4 Blitties. |
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Block Fangs |
Given by Broque Monsieur after giving him 8 Blitties. |
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Block Ring |
Given by Broque Monsieur after giving him 12 Blitties. |
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Coin and 10-Coin |
Found in the grass found in the second scene. |
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Lucky (?) Mushroom |
Received at the very beginning of the game; makes Bowser inhale everything. Required to progress. |
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Original Only[edit]
| Item | Location | Image |
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| 2x 2 Coins |
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Five Coin |
Found in the grass found in the scene two scene to the left from the third scene. |
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10-Coin |
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Coin and 10-Coin |
2 Coins and a 10-Coin found the grass found in the seventh scene. |
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Remake Only[edit]
| Item | Location | Image |
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| 3x 3 Five Coins |
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50-Coin |
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Coin and 10-Coin |
Found in the grass found in the sixth scene. | |
Five Coin and 10-Coin |
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Beanholes[edit]
Original Only[edit]
Blocks[edit]
| Item | Location | Image ( |
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50-Coin |
In the first scene, in the southwestern corner. |
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| 2x 2 Hot Drumsticks Fiery Drumstick |
Same scene, in the northwestern corner. |
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50-Coin Cheesy Drumstick |
In the scene right of the second one, in the northeastern corner. |
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Retry Clock Cheesy Drumstick |
In the scene two scenes to the left of the third one, in the southwestern corner. |
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Syrup Jar 5x 5 Hot Drumsticks |
In the seventh scene, in the southeastern corner. |
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Hard Ring 3x 3 Cheeses |
Same scene, in the northwestern corner. |
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10-Coin Hard Ring |
In the eight scene, in the northeastern corner. |
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Retry Clock Cheesy Drumstick |
In the thirteenth scene (third farm scene), in the southeastern corner. |
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100-Coin |
NOTE: Following sixteen blocks can be accessed only after Bowser destroys the wall with the ship in Blubble Lake. In the second scene, above the highest elevated ground. |
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DX SP Socks |
In the scene north of the scene two scenes left of the third one, at the end. |
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Snack Basket Attack Piece |
In the scene north of the scene three scenes left of the third one, in the northwestern corner. Required to progress. |
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1-Up Deluxe 2x 2 1-Up Deluxes |
Same scene, in the northeastern corner. |
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Snack Basket Attack Piece and 100-Coin |
In the scene right of the sixth one, above and to the left of the highest elevated ground. Attack Piece block is required to progress. |
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Snack Basket Attack Piece |
In the scene right of the scene south of the first farm scene, above the elevated ground. Required to progress. |
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| 10x 10 Five Coins 100-Coin |
In the eleventh scene (first farm scene), above the highest elevated ground in the south. |
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100-Coin and Max Nut 10x 10 Five Coins and Max Nut |
Same scene, to the north of the previous one. |
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1-Up Deluxe and Star Candy |
In the scene north of the previous one, near the entrance. |
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Snack Basket Attack Piece |
In the scene to the left of the seventh one, in the middle. Required to progress. |
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Snack Basket Attack Piece |
In the scene southeast of the previous one, above the easternmost pillar. Required to progress. |
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Max Mushroom |
In the scene right of the previous one, in the southwest. |
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| 5x 5 10-Coins 5x 5 50-Coins |
Same scene, in the northeast. |
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100-Coin 2x 2 Ultrasyrup Jars |
NOTE: Following block can be accessed only after learning Drill Bros. in Energy Hold. In the scene left of the third one, on the island reached by a opening in the northwest and a bridge. |
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1-Up Deluxe |
NOTE: Following two blocks can be accessed only after learning Balloon Mario in Toadley Clinic. In the scene to the right of the first one, above the highest elevated ground in the scene. |
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Snack Basket Attack Piece |
In the scene right of the second one, in the part accessible only through the scene of the previous block. Required to progress. |
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Retry Clock 1-Up Deluxe |
NOTE: Following five blocks can be accessed only after talking with Chakron in Plack Beach. In the fourth Sockop scene, in the northwestern corner. |
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Snack Basket Attack Piece |
Same scene, in the northeast. Required to progress. |
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Snack Basket Attack Piece |
In the second Sockop scene, in the southwest. Required to progress. |
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Snack Basket Attack Piece |
Same scene, in the north/northeast. Required to progress. |
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Snack Basket Attack Piece |
In the fifth Sockop scene, in the west. Required to progress. |
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Remake Only[edit]
| Item | Location | Image |
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Super Cheese |
In the scene right of the sixth one/south of the scene south of the first farm scene, next to the stone pillar in the southwest. | |
Gourmet Gloves |
NOTE: Following 2 blocks are available only after Bowser destroys the wall with the ship in Blubble Lake. In the scene southeast of the previous one, in the west. |
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| 2x 2 Cheesy Drumsticks |
In the scene where Bowser ate the Vacuum Mushroom, in front of the "shop". | |
| 2x 2 Cheesy Drumsticks |
NOTE: Following 2 blocks are available only after learning Spike Ball in Peach's Castle. In the scene to the left of the seventh one, in the northwest. |
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Ironclad Shell |
In the scene connecting Dimble Wood and Blubble Lake, in the northeast. |
Multimedia[edit]
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Prima Official Game Guide description[edit]
- "Welcome to Dimble Wood, otherwise known as Bowser's kindling patch. Now that the Koopa King has his Fire Breath back, he can make short work of the trees that block his path in this patch of dense forest. Fiery belches are also excellent repellents for many of the Dimble denizens, such as the Treevils. These meanie trees wither under a few blasts of Bowser's hot breath. Dimble Wood is also home to Broque Monsieur's shop. The blockhead and his pup, Broggy, offer goods ranging from Gear to useful items, as long as Bowser has a few coins in his pocket to spend. Broque also cannot wait to tell Bowser about the Blitties, cute kitties that monsters around the Mushroom Kingdom have absconded with. And speaking of monsters, there's a rumor that the farm in these woods is under the supervision of a pretty sizeable pest. Hopefully, Bowser doesn't run afoul of the big bug. Wait a second, this is Bowser—of course he's going to run afoul of it. That's just what Bowser does."
- "With Bowser locked up and out of commission, Mario and Luigi must take point on the mission to stop Fawful. The pair of heroes must slip back out of Bowser via the Pipe Yard and set out for Plack Beach to discover the perch of the last Star Sage. Getting that last Star Cure requires a detour into Dimble Wood, though, where the Bros. are separated by the local wildlife. Although the Bros. are most powerful fighting together, individually thay are still forces to be reckoned with." (visit by Mario and Luigi)
Gallery[edit]
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | エクボンの森[?] Ekubon no Mori |
From「靨」(ekubo, "dimple") and「森」(mori, "forest") | |
| French (Canada) | Forêt Fossettes[?] | Dimples Forest | |
| French (Europe) | Forêt Foussett[?] | Pun on fosette ("dimple") + forêt ("forest") | |
| German | Grübchenwald[?] | Dimple Forest | |
| Italian | Foresta Selvafosca[?] | Darkwood Forest | |
| Korean | 볼조개 숲[?] Boljogae Sup |
From "보조개" (bojogae, "dimple") and "숲" (sup, "forest") | |
| Spanish (Latin America) | Bosque del Hoyuelo[?] | Dimple's Forest | |
| Spanish (Europe) | Bosque Hoyuelo[?] | Dimple Forest |
References[edit]
- ^ abcd9146 (December 30, 2009). Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story FAQ/Walkthrough. GameFAQs (English). Retrieved July 2, 2024.





















































































