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[[File:TolstarBattleMLSS.png|frame|Mario and Luigi battling [[Tolstar]]]] | [[File:TolstarBattleMLSS.png|frame|Mario and Luigi battling [[Tolstar]]]] | ||
Mario and Luigi crash land in | Mario and Luigi crash land in [[Stardust Fields|Beanbean Borderland]]. They soon meet the [[Border Bro]]s, who let them pass after they play the [[Border Jump]] game. Mario and Luigi soon find Bowser stuck in a cannon; its operator, [[Tolstar]], tells the Bros. to get 100 [[Beanbean coin]]s in order to secure Bowser's release. While doing that, they learn the [[High Jump]] and [[Spin Jump]] from the [[Starshade Bros.]] After getting enough coins, Tolstar decides to attack the brothers, but is soon defeated. Soon after, one of the Starshade Bros. arrives and lights the fuse of the cannon Bowser is stuck in, [[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions|shooting him across the kingdom]]. | ||
[[File:Dragohoho.png|left|frame|Mario and Luigi battling [[Dragohoho]]]] | [[File:Dragohoho.png|left|frame|Mario and Luigi battling [[Dragohoho]]]] | ||
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*Some caves near | *Some caves near Beanbean Castle Town are underground courses that resemble those found in ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' There are three such caverns; two of them are north of Beanbean Castle, while the third is found to the west of Beanbean Castle. At the end of each course is a Monty Mole who gives him a rare item such as a [[High-End Badge]] or the [[Iron Pants]]. | ||
*A citizen on the east side of Beanbean castle town is searching for five [[Beanlet]]s; when spoken to, he will ask Mario and Luigi to find them for him. If they find the Beanlets and give them back to their proprietor, he gives them a [[Golden Mushroom (crownless)|Golden Mushroom]]. | *A citizen on the east side of Beanbean castle town is searching for five [[Beanlet]]s; when spoken to, he will ask Mario and Luigi to find them for him. If they find the Beanlets and give them back to their proprietor, he gives them a [[Golden Mushroom (crownless)|Golden Mushroom]]. | ||
*In Beanbean Castle Town's west side, there is an old Beanish scholar that asks Mario and Luigi to find ten jewels called "[[Beanstone]]s", five of which are on each side of town. To find these, Luigi must hit Mario with the hammer to shrink him and walk around town. If tiny Mario is standing over a beanstone, a small "!" symbol appears over his head. When Mario gets directly on the area bearing a beanstone, a larger "!" will appear. Luigi must then dig in this spot to retrieve it. If all ten are found, the old citizen gives them a rare item, the [[Bros. Rock]]. | *In Beanbean Castle Town's west side, there is an old Beanish scholar that asks Mario and Luigi to find ten jewels called "[[Beanstone]]s", five of which are on each side of town. To find these, Luigi must hit Mario with the hammer to shrink him and walk around town. If tiny Mario is standing over a beanstone, a small "!" symbol appears over his head. When Mario gets directly on the area bearing a beanstone, a larger "!" will appear. Luigi must then dig in this spot to retrieve it. If all ten are found, the old citizen gives them a rare item, the [[Bros. Rock]]. | ||
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In the Western version, [[Hammerhead Bros.]]' tutorial shows | In the Western version, [[Hammerhead Bros.]]' tutorial shows [[Beanbean Fields|Beanbean Outskirts]] setting, but [[Hoohoo Mountain]] in the Japanese version. The button sprites in the dialogue box are also different. | ||
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*''[[Super Mario Advance]]'': If [[Popple]] is defeated before [[Birdo]] in his final fight, Birdo says, "You may have defeated my darling, but this is as far as you go!", as a reference to her quote in ''Super Mario Advance'': "This is as far as you go". | *''[[Super Mario Advance]]'': If [[Popple]] is defeated before [[Birdo]] in his final fight, Birdo says, "You may have defeated my darling, but this is as far as you go!", as a reference to her quote in ''Super Mario Advance'': "This is as far as you go". | ||
*''[[Luigi's Mansion]]'': [[Ghost (Luigi's Mansion series)|Ghosts]] from this game appear in Starbeans Cafe, as does E. Gadd. The [[Main Theme (Luigi's Mansion)|Main Theme]] can be heard when the ghosts arrive. The Game Boy Horror SP is also a reference to both the [[Game Boy Advance#Game Boy Advance SP|Game Boy Advance SP]] and standard [[Game Boy Horror]]. | *''[[Luigi's Mansion]]'': [[Ghost (Luigi's Mansion series)|Ghosts]] from this game appear in Starbeans Cafe, as does E. Gadd. The [[Main Theme (Luigi's Mansion)|Main Theme]] can be heard when the ghosts arrive. The Game Boy Horror SP is also a reference to both the [[Game Boy Advance#Game Boy Advance SP|Game Boy Advance SP]] and standard [[Game Boy Horror]]. | ||
*''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'': One of the Border Jump challenges is known as the "Super Border Jump Sunshine", a reference to this game's title. Additionally when the player first controls Mario, the Toad that first speaks with Mario says, "So off on an adventure yet again! ...I just hope your long vacation hasn't left you out of shape," which is in reference to the vacation Mario took in ''Super Mario Sunshine''. In | *''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'': One of the Border Jump challenges is known as the "Super Border Jump Sunshine", a reference to this game's title. Additionally when the player first controls Mario, the Toad that first speaks with Mario says, "So off on an adventure yet again! ...I just hope your long vacation hasn't left you out of shape," which is in reference to the vacation Mario took in ''Super Mario Sunshine''. In [[Beanbean International Airport]], the infesting [[Piranha Plant]]s are removed by blasting them with water (and [[Thunderhand|electrocuting]] them), which allows Princess Peach's plane to land. This is similar to the beginning of ''Super Mario Sunshine'', where Mario and Peach land in the [[Delfino Airstrip]], and Mario fights a [[Proto Piranha|Piranha Plant creature]] by washing its [[goop]] away with [[F.L.U.D.D.|water]]. The [[Piranha Bean]] is designed after [[Petey Piranha]], who debuted here. | ||
*''[[starfywiki:The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series: A poster in the Yoshi Theater references this series. | *''[[starfywiki:The Legendary Starfy (series)|The Legendary Starfy]]'' series: A poster in the Yoshi Theater references this series. | ||
*''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]'': A poster in the Yoshi Theater references the Japanese boxart for this game. | *''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]'': A poster in the Yoshi Theater references the Japanese boxart for this game. | ||