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The '''Soybean Civilization''', whose people have also been collectively referred to as the "'''Soybeans'''", was an ancient civilization that once inhabited the [[Beanbean Kingdom]]. Most of the Soybeans' past (and even their existence, which is only verified by the [[Beanstone]]s and other remnants) is an enigma, and they were only hinted at in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]''. Even hearing about the Soybean Civilization is completely optional for the | The '''Soybean Civilization''', whose people have also been collectively referred to as the "'''Soybeans'''", was an ancient civilization that once inhabited the [[Beanbean Kingdom]]. Most of the Soybeans' past (and even their existence, which is only verified by the [[Beanstone]]s and other remnants) is an enigma, and they were only hinted at in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]''. Even hearing about the Soybean Civilization is completely optional for the Mario Bros., but they can do so by talking to [[Fava]]'s brother (who describes himself as a great intellect) in [[Beanbean Castle Town]], unless the town is under attack by [[Cackletta]]. If they do so, he will inform them that he is currently most interested in studying the Soybean Civilization and will ask [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] if they wish to hear a report on it. If they answer "Yes", then he will begin speaking of the civilization, revealing much about it. | ||
Apparently, the Soybean Civilization coexisted with (or possibly included) at least three [[Beanish]] subspecies: spin-beans (who had the ability of flight, likely a reference to the [[Spin Jump]]), mole-beans (who, like any other type of mole, could dig through the ground), and dash-beans (who could move at super speeds, hence their name). According to the intellect, the Soybeans may have also very well lived in the Beanbean Kingdom (or maybe even Beanbean Castle Town itself), although the only possible proof of this would be the location of the ten Beanstones, the civilization's buried treasures, in the town. The Mario Brothers could then accept the man's challenge of locating these underground gems, and he would finally reveal that the Soybeans were extremely short; as such, only Mario's crushed form could find the otherwise invisible Beanstones. (When the small Mario stood on one of the invisible pits in which the gems were placed, an exclamation point would appear above his head and, if ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'' was being played on a [[Game Boy Player]], the [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube]] controller would rumble.) | Apparently, the Soybean Civilization coexisted with (or possibly included) at least three [[Beanish]] subspecies: spin-beans (who had the ability of flight, likely a reference to the [[Spin Jump]]), mole-beans (who, like any other type of mole, could dig through the ground), and dash-beans (who could move at super speeds, hence their name). According to the intellect, the Soybeans may have also very well lived in the Beanbean Kingdom (or maybe even Beanbean Castle Town itself), although the only possible proof of this would be the location of the ten Beanstones, the civilization's buried treasures, in the town. The Mario Brothers could then accept the man's challenge of locating these underground gems, and he would finally reveal that the Soybeans were extremely short; as such, only Mario's crushed form could find the otherwise invisible Beanstones. (When the small Mario stood on one of the invisible pits in which the gems were placed, an exclamation point would appear above his head and, if ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga'' was being played on a [[Game Boy Player]], the [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube]] controller would rumble.) | ||