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Toad Town is the capital of the Mushroom Kingdom and is a recurring location in the Mario series. While in many games, the appearance changes with each release. This town serves a the location before Princess Peach's Castle. Toad Town is the capital of the Mushroom Kingdom, which is run by Princess Peach. It is also a plaza for the residents and oncoming tourists whom visit the Mushroom Kingdom. There are lots of shops to visit, and all of your local needs, including a Train. Right above Toad Town, is Princess Peach's Castle. The town that Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, E Gadd, Peach, and some others live in. Toad town is recurrent location in the Mario Series. The layout of the town changes just like Peach's Castle in each game. It is depicted as cheery and flourishing place. According to Paper Mario Series, it has a massive sewer system that can take you anywhere in the kingdom. This could be just part of the Pipe Maze for it also take you anywhere in the kingdom. The only difference is the sewer pipes are blue instead of green. Toad Town is the capital of the Mushroom Kingdom and it is situated just south of Princess Peach's Castle and surrounding villages include Goomba Village and Koopa Village. It was originally called Mushroom Kingdom same as the country however it was renamed Toad Town. The territory of town is 250 millions of square kilometers. Toad Town is set appear in Toad RPG: Toad of Toad. Toad Town ist die Hauptstadt des Pilz-Königreichs, sie liegt auf der Pilz-Insel und bietet direkten Zugang zum Pilz-Palast. Das erste Mal tauchte die Stadt im Spiel Super Mario RPG auf, allerdings unter dem Namen Pilz-Königreich. Ein weiteres Mal tritt diese Stadt in Paper Mario in Erscheinung, wo sie auch den heutigen Namen Toad Town erhielt. Seitdem erscheint die Stadt häufig in verschiedenen Mario-Spielen und je nach Bedarf wurde sie immer wieder umgestaltet, wie auch der Pilz-Palast, welcher immer wieder anders aussieht. Toad Town is the capital city of the Mushroom Kingdom. a town that appears in Paper Mario, Super Mario Galaxy, Mario Kart Wii, and Super Mario Galaxy 2, but made it's first appearence in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars . It is a small town that is the capital of the Mushroom Kingdom. Toads and other residents live here. It is peaceful, but the peace is gone when Bowser attacks. Peach's castle is here too. In Super Mario Galaxy, Toad Town appears near the beginning of the game. Mario can go about in the city. Toad Town's appearance in Super Mario Galaxy is more realistic than in Mario Kart Wii. In Mario Kart Wii, Toad Town appears in Mario Circuit (MK Wii). At first you are driving through its streets but later go somewhere else and reappear. In Super Mario Galaxy 2, Toad Town ap Toad Town is neither full of toads, nor is it a town. The name was created as an alias, so as to hide the Toad slavery mines. Porky founded the place so he can defeat Ness, but he failed at the end and was soon kicked out of the town. It was here that the Toads were enslaved by Princess Peach, and since then it has been on constant surveillance by Bowser's freedom fighters. As of 2018, the population is , bigger and big than New York City

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Toad Town ist die Hauptstadt des Pilz-Königreichs, sie liegt auf der Pilz-Insel und bietet direkten Zugang zum Pilz-Palast. Das erste Mal tauchte die Stadt im Spiel Super Mario RPG auf, allerdings unter dem Namen Pilz-Königreich. Ein weiteres Mal tritt diese Stadt in Paper Mario in Erscheinung, wo sie auch den heutigen Namen Toad Town erhielt. Seitdem erscheint die Stadt häufig in verschiedenen Mario-Spielen und je nach Bedarf wurde sie immer wieder umgestaltet, wie auch der Pilz-Palast, welcher immer wieder anders aussieht. Toad Town is the capital of the Mushroom Kingdom, which is run by Princess Peach. It is also a plaza for the residents and oncoming tourists whom visit the Mushroom Kingdom. There are lots of shops to visit, and all of your local needs, including a Train. Right above Toad Town, is Princess Peach's Castle. Toad Town is set appear in Toad RPG: Toad of Toad. The town that Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, E Gadd, Peach, and some others live in. Toad town is recurrent location in the Mario Series. The layout of the town changes just like Peach's Castle in each game. It is depicted as cheery and flourishing place. According to Paper Mario Series, it has a massive sewer system that can take you anywhere in the kingdom. This could be just part of the Pipe Maze for it also take you anywhere in the kingdom. The only difference is the sewer pipes are blue instead of green. Toad Town is the capital of the Mushroom Kingdom and it is situated just south of Princess Peach's Castle and surrounding villages include Goomba Village and Koopa Village. It was originally called Mushroom Kingdom same as the country however it was renamed Toad Town. The territory of town is 250 millions of square kilometers. Toad Town is the capital city of the Mushroom Kingdom. a town that appears in Paper Mario, Super Mario Galaxy, Mario Kart Wii, and Super Mario Galaxy 2, but made it's first appearence in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars . It is a small town that is the capital of the Mushroom Kingdom. Toads and other residents live here. It is peaceful, but the peace is gone when Bowser attacks. Peach's castle is here too. In Super Mario Galaxy, Toad Town appears near the beginning of the game. Mario can go about in the city. Toad Town's appearance in Super Mario Galaxy is more realistic than in Mario Kart Wii. In Mario Kart Wii, Toad Town appears in Mario Circuit (MK Wii). At first you are driving through its streets but later go somewhere else and reappear. In Super Mario Galaxy 2, Toad Town appears only briefly. When Mario arrives, he sees that Bowser is attacking the town. After Bowser escapes Mario follows. Toad Town is neither full of toads, nor is it a town. The name was created as an alias, so as to hide the Toad slavery mines. Porky founded the place so he can defeat Ness, but he failed at the end and was soon kicked out of the town. It was here that the Toads were enslaved by Princess Peach, and since then it has been on constant surveillance by Bowser's freedom fighters. As of 2018, the population is , bigger and big than New York City Apart from the enslaved Toads, Toad Town is known for its Depression Era Chicago-like atmosphere. Mafias ran by Godfather Guys rule the streets, and crime exists everywhere. The only source of cheer is the Toad Town Times, which unfortunately once led to the Yoshi's Island Scandal. So basically you can't leave the house in Toad Town without getting shot. From Toad Town, one can access many places: Goomba Road (known for their roadkill), Not-So-Pleasant Path (where bullies reside), a desert that is inconspicuously dry, with no reference to its humidity level whatsoever, and most importantly the slavedriving Princess Peach's Castle. Though now and again Bowser's freedom fighters have attempted to liberate Toad Town, the team is constantly pummeled by gangs of brotherly middle-aged, overweight plumbers. However, despite all the action, Toad Town was strangely bypassed by the Toad Revolt. Toad town was recently destroyed by Daisy. File:Mario head smaller.jpg This thing's a . It doesn't appear in dictionaries, so listen up what a stub is: A very small garbage can, with only a little junk. ADD MORE JUNK TO IT SO IT BECOMES A GIANT GARBAGE CAN! Toad Town is the capital of the Mushroom Kingdom and is a recurring location in the Mario series. While in many games, the appearance changes with each release. This town serves a the location before Princess Peach's Castle.

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