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Mushrise Tree Board
Ultibed
Description
"A valuable board presented as a gift for your help breaking some rocks."
First appearance Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (2013)

The Mushrise Tree Board is an item that appears in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, and one of the five Ultibed parts. It is a purple decayed tree board found in Mushrise Park. Mario and Luigi find it on a tree stump over to the south of the maintenance hut after they help Brickle clear out many rocks throughout the area. Before they retrieve it, Brickle briefly tells the group how he found it. Once he is finished, Mario can collect the tree board.

Ultibed Manual text

First Hint

  • "deepskyblue has been mostly abandoned, but perhaps someone knows something about the deepskyblue?"

Second Hint

  • "deepskyblue seems to have the deepskyblue. He'll give it to you, but only if you agree to do some deepskyblue in return!"

Description

  • "You cleared the rocks and got the board! This is a valuable piece of a legendary giant tree that has decayed over the years."

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
French (NOA) Planche de Lève-Champi
Mushrise board
Italian Tastiera Buonalbero
Goodtree board
Portuguese Cabeçeira da árvore espertina
Headboard of the insomnia tree, "espertina" may come from "Vila Espertina" (Wakeport), despite the item being found in Mushrise Park
Spanish (NOA) Tablón de árbol Despabile
Snuff Tree Board, "Despabile" comes from "Parque Despabile" (Mushrise Park)
Spanish (NOE) Cabecero de árbol aurora
Aurora Tree Board, "aurora" comes from "Parque Aurora" (Mushrise Park)