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Actually, I believe the ones in Dr. Mario 64 are the real things which actually exist in the Mushroom Kingdom, while the ones in Wario Land 3 are the inhabitants altered to look and attack like them. It also explains why some of them look a lot different in Dr. Mario 64 than in Wario Land 3.

Similarly, it's possible that Kitchen Island could be located in the sea near the Luncheon Kingdom, due to the food theme.

I actually theorize that Diamond City is part of Metro Kingdom and Kitchen Island is close to Luncheon Kingdom.

Actually, I think Diamond City is part of Metro Kingdom.

Let's forget I said that and focus on the city thing.

We also finally got another city stage in New Donk City after 17 years since Town in Chaos in Wario Land 3, and the first one in a main Mario game.

And he still blinks when he's drowned.

Anyone else find it strange rolling into enemies damages you instead of them? They brought that over from the Wario Land series, but removed the attack aspect of it...

https://lesthetimesweeper.deviantart.com/art/Maou-and-Wolfenboss-713445649

Just beat the game 100%.

I noticed the street signs in Metro Kingdom are all named after Donkey Kong Country characters.

Game still feels like more of a Wario game at points than a Mario one.

Any of you guys started playing as well?

Just started playing it myself.

That's a chestnut.

Thanks, guys!

Thanks, TB100!

By the way, is it just me, or does the game seem to have a lot more influence from the Wario Land series? The weirdness (Particularly with the new character designs and especially the boss battles), transformation-based gameplay and puzzles based around them, larger focus on coins and losing...

Nice for Wario to get a cameo in the main series again!

If we are counting bosses, you have got to admit Wolfenboss is one of the coolest-looking characters in the series. Just the whole sorcerer Kitsune/fox thing with the robe he wears, the eyes, the way he floats around and casts his magic, him starting off as a blue and white wisp before...