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[[File:Memory Bank.PNG|thumb|left|The Memory Banks]] | [[File:Memory Bank.PNG|thumb|left|The Memory Banks]] | ||
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The '''Memory Banks''' is a location in [[Bowser's body]], as seen in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]''. It is in [[Bowser]]'s brain and is responsible for storing all of Bowser's memories. The Memory Banks are personified as an organized computer database in the form of a library, with each memory stored as a separate file on shelves and is analogous to memory stored on a computer's hard disk. It is maintained by a [[guardian]] who backs up, manages and protects the memories from intruders. | The '''Memory Banks''' is a location in [[Bowser's body]], as seen in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]''. It is in [[Bowser]]'s brain and is responsible for storing all of Bowser's memories. The Memory Banks are personified as an organized computer database in the form of a library, with each memory stored as a separate file on shelves and is analogous to memory stored on a computer's hard disk. It is maintained by a [[guardian]] who backs up, manages and protects the memories from intruders. | ||
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The Memory Banks is a location in Bowser's body, as seen in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. It is in Bowser's brain and is responsible for storing all of Bowser's memories. The Memory Banks are personified as an organized computer database in the form of a library, with each memory stored as a separate file on shelves and is analogous to memory stored on a computer's hard disk. It is maintained by a guardian who backs up, manages and protects the memories from intruders.
When Bowser cannot recall the combination to a safe that contains a Star Cure in Bowser's Castle, he tells Starlow to help out, although she refuses until he asks politely. When Starlow, Mario and Luigi go to the Memory Banks, they encounter the guardian, which scans them and deems them to be "viruses". It then splits into the Bowser Memory ML, digital copies of the Mario bros., and attacks.
After being defeated, the guardian decides to cooperate and briefly reforms based on Princess Peach, claiming that the form is based on Bowser's most carefully preserved memory and is meant to aid in communicating with the Mario Bros. It states that the memory containing the combination to the safe was damaged, likely after Bowser was smashed against a boulder by the Fawful Express. Retrieving the scrambled memory from the archives, the brothers work to repair the memory and restore the combination by doing a jigsaw puzzle. The combination turns out 989888241983. Bowser is then able to open the safe and grab the Star Cure.
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Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | きおくそうこ[?] Kioku Sōko |
Memory Warehouse | |
German | Erinnerungskammer[?] | Memory Chamber | |
Italian | Magazzino dei Ricordi[?] | Memories Stock | |
Spanish (NOA) | Bancos de Memoria[?] | Memory Banks | |
Spanish (NOE) | Almacén Recordil[?] | Rememberin Warehouse |
Trivia
- The password 9898 88241 983 is from Japanese 「クッパ クッパ やっぱり つよい クッパさま」 (Bowser, Bowser, strong as expected, Bowser-sama) according to the Japanese version of Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. In the US version, the accompanying text is changed to "Doop-de-doo... Bowser-oo... Whoop-de-WOO!" instead.
- In the German and French versions, Bowser actually uses a mnemonic that rhymes with the combination when said out loud.