Mount Brrr

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Mount Brrr is an icy mountain found in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam. It is situated north of Gloomy Woods and west of Bowser's Castle.

History

First Visit

Mario and co first come to Mount Brrr while searching for Princess Peach, who has been taken to Bowser's Villa by Bowser Jr. and his paper counterpart. Entering from Gloomy Woods thanks to the services of Flutter, the trio try navigating the mountainside in order to find their to the top. However, King Bob-omb and his troops have set up a base on top of the mountain, and block the group's path with paper landscape items too high to jump over. This gives the trio the opportunity to learn the Trio Drill move to go underground and bypass obstacles, as well as climb the dirt walls covering the mountain cliffs.

After a bit more trekking up the mountainside, the trio come across a Toad Village. Rescuing more paper Toads in missions there, they end up encountering the Bowser Jr. duo outside the villa, where they engage in a papercraft boss battle with Papercraft Bowser Jr.. However, Princess Peach gets taken back to Bowser's Castle by the two Bowser Jrs., and the trio give chase, finding a mysterious Bowser emblem on the way.

Second Visit

The trio return to Mount Brrr a bit later in their adventure, after seeing Bowser's Castle take to the sky and become Neo Bowser Castle. Noticing the castle is now floating above the mountain, they again scale the mountainside in an attempt to find a way up.

This time however, they take a different route. This side of the mountain has various clouds and wooden structures littered about, as well as an ominous metal door with a Bowser symbol on it. After opening this door and taking the elevator, they end up at the summit, where King Bob-omb lies in wait. One timed boss battle later, and Toadette tells them to use the Paper Toads they've collected to form a bridge up to Neo Bowser Castle.

Enemies

Lower Mountain

Upper Mountain

Papercraft

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ソクリ山地
Sokuri Sanchi
Look-alike Mountain. ソクリ comes from Japanese Word そっくり(Look-alike)

Dutch Evenbeeldberg
Look-alike Mountain
French (NOA) Mont Faipâcho
Faipâcho is a pun on Fait pas chaud (It's not hot)
French (NOE) Mont Faipâcho
Faipâcho is a pun on Fait pas chaud (It's not hot)
German Spiegelbildberg
Mirror Image Mountain
Korean 똑같아 산지
Ttokgat-a Sanji
Look-alike Mountain

Portuguese (NOE) Montanha Tal e Qual
Just Like So Mountain
Spanish (NOA) Monte Friolento
Chilly Mount
Spanish (NOE) Monte Friolero
Shivery Mount

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