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[[Image:DDRM_TruffleTowers.jpg|right|thumb|A screenshot of [[Toad]] showing [[Mario]] the '''Truffle Towers'''.]]
[[File:TruffleTowers.png|thumb|Mario and Toad at Truffle Towers]]
The '''Truffle Towers''' appears in ''[[Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix]]''. This is where the [[Music Key]]s are being hold. The music keys keep the [[Mushroom Kingdom]] safe from any harm. Anyone who has the music keys can do anything, much like the [[Star Rod (Paper Mario)|Star Rod]].  
{{quote|[[Music Key|They]] were locked up in Truffle Towers for safekeeping. But someone broke through the seal and stole the keys! And then released all the music into the land!|Toad|Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix}}
'''Truffle Towers''' is a small castle in [[World 1 (Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix)|World 1]] of ''[[Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix]]''. The [[Music Key]]s, which keep the [[Mushroom Kingdom]] safe, are held within the castle. Once [[Waluigi]] releases the Music Keys during the events of the game, he gets one of them in order to become the best dancer. [[Mario]] (or [[Luigi]]) and [[Toad]] arrive at Truffle Towers in an attempt to stop Waluigi, but the doors are locked. Once Mario and Toad find the key, they enter and challenge Waluigi to a dance-off.


When [[Waluigi]] releases the music keys, he gets one of them and wishes to be the best dancer. [[Mario]] and [[Toad]] come to Truffle Towers to stop Waluigi, but the door is locked. Once Mario and Toad find the key, they open the door and challenge Waluigi to a dance-off. After that the Truffle Towers isn't seen until the ending.
After Mario and Toad collect all of the Music Keys, [[Bowser]] steals them before they can be returned to Truffle Towers.
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[[Category: Places]]
Truffle Towers appears in the [[Flagpole Leap]] minigame.
[[Category: Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix]]
 
==Gallery==
<gallery>
Flagpole Leap.png|Truffle Towers as seen in Flagpole Leap
DRRMarioMixstory4.png|The inside of Truffle Towers
</gallery>
 
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jap=キノコキャッスル
|JapR=Kinoko Kyassuru
|JapM=Mushroom Castle
|SpaE=Castillo Trufón
|SpaEM=Big Truffle Castle
|Ita=Torri tartufo
|ItaM=Truffle towers
}}
 
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[[Category:Towers]]
[[Category:Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix locations]]

Latest revision as of 14:36, March 16, 2024

Truffle Towers from Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix
Mario and Toad at Truffle Towers
“They were locked up in Truffle Towers for safekeeping. But someone broke through the seal and stole the keys! And then released all the music into the land!”
—Toad, Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix

Truffle Towers is a small castle in World 1 of Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix. The Music Keys, which keep the Mushroom Kingdom safe, are held within the castle. Once Waluigi releases the Music Keys during the events of the game, he gets one of them in order to become the best dancer. Mario (or Luigi) and Toad arrive at Truffle Towers in an attempt to stop Waluigi, but the doors are locked. Once Mario and Toad find the key, they enter and challenge Waluigi to a dance-off.

After Mario and Toad collect all of the Music Keys, Bowser steals them before they can be returned to Truffle Towers.

Truffle Towers appears in the Flagpole Leap minigame.

Gallery[edit]

  • Truffle Towers as seen in Flagpole Leap

    Truffle Towers as seen in Flagpole Leap

  • The inside of Truffle Towers

    The inside of Truffle Towers

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese キノコキャッスル
Kinoko Kyassuru
 Mushroom Castle

Italian Torri tartufo
 Truffle towers
Spanish (NOE) Castillo Trufón
 Big Truffle Castle
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Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix
Characters Protagonists Mario • Luigi
Antagonists Bowser • Waluigi • Wario
Supporting Lakitu • Toad • Toadette
Songs Here We Go! • Underground Mozart • Pipe Pop • Garden Boogie • Destruction Dance • Jump! Jump! Jump! • Fishing Frenzy • Pirate Dance • In the Whirlpool • Step by Step • Blooper Bop • Hammer Dance • Rollercoasting • Boo Boogie • Moustache, Barrel, and Gorilla • Starring Wario! • Frozen Pipes • Cabin Fever • Ms. Mowz's Song • Deep Freeze • Rendezvous on Ice • Midnight Drive • Always Smiling • Bowser's Castle • Up, Down, Left, Right • Choir on the Green • Hop, Mario! • Where's the Exit? • Piroli
Enemies Big Blooper • Bill Blaster • Bob-omb • Boo • Bullet Bill • Chain-Chomp • Cyclone • Giant Boo • Hammer Bro • Ice Spiny • Koopa Troopa • Mini-Blooper • Mr. Blizzard • Podoboo • Spiny • Ukiki
Items and objects 1-Up Mushroom • Banana • Big Heart • Boogie Booster • Coin • Fire Flower • Flagpole • Freezie • Lucky Clover • Max Drink • Music Key • Music Wand • Mystery Drink • Small Heart • Super Mushroom • Warp Pipe
Locations Bowser's Castle • Ghost House • Mushroom Kingdom • SS Brass • Truffle Towers • World 1 • World 2 • World 3 • World 4 • World 5
Minigames Avalanche! • Banana Storm • Block Treasure • Chain-Chomp Chase • Coin Collection • Fire Up the SS Brass • Flagpole Leap • Hidden Treasure • Note Pickup • Punch Up • Whack-a-Goomba • Whee!
Other Media • Quotes • Staff
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