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| - Dark Land is Bowser's kingdom, also known as the eighth and final world, which appears in Super Mario Bros. 3. The place itself is where Bowser's Castle stands at in the game. It is also the Koopa Troop's main base of operations, and because of this, the area is heavily defended by Bowser's military forces. Large numbers of tanks and airships patrol these lands, intercepting anyone brave enough to invade the kingdom. Dark Land is also a land of volcanoes that make soot go in the air blocking the sunlight. It is so dark in some areas that a circle of light appears around Mario or Luigi.
- Dark Land may refer to:
* Mordor
* the southern Continent of Ambar, Morinóre or Southernesse
- The Dark Land, also referred to as the South Land, was a continent that lay southeast of where the events of the The Silmarillion and The Lord of the Rings occurred.
- Officially, Dark land is a absolute monarchy, but it is ruled far more like an autocracy or a communist dictatorship. Indeed, in Dark Land, Bowser is king and head of state and the Head of Government. What Bowser says goes, and Bowser is always right, even when he is wrong.
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| - Officially, Dark land is a absolute monarchy, but it is ruled far more like an autocracy or a communist dictatorship. Indeed, in Dark Land, Bowser is king and head of state and the Head of Government. What Bowser says goes, and Bowser is always right, even when he is wrong. Since it is communist and government runs everything Bowser has metaphorical life-or-death control over all creatures in his state. Bowser can snatch a Goomba out of a local shop and conscript him into the army. He could grab a Koopa from his office and make him be a janitor down at a department store. Bowser's total power stretches far and wide, but secretly, he loves his minions and rewards those who valiantly fight Mario, even if that "fighting" is trying to walk into him. You may think that there are uprises against the government but since it is a controlled state, propaganda on tv and on the radio is spread to teach Koopas and Goombas how great Bowser is. Bowser, as the head of state and government, rules the country with an iron fist. When he leaves to concoct his grand master plan, he leaves either Kamek (a Magikoopa who raised him and the Chief Advisor) or Kammy (his Magikoopa assistant) to rule in his place as regents, depending on if he took either one of them with him. It is said that Kamek is the true evil master of the tyranny, oppression, and imperialism in Dark Land since he raised Bowser to become a tyrannical king. The Capital of Dark Land is the largest Bowser's Castle at the time. Since Bowser tends to out-do himself every time he constructs a new castle, the capitol rarely remains in the same place. As of writing, the capitol of Dark Land is back in Dark Land, but, over the years, it has been Peach's Castle of Toad Town One, Castle 8-4 (also Peach's Castle), over the Mushroom Kingdom, Star Haven, Bowser's Keep, and in a remote corner of the universe.
- Dark Land is Bowser's kingdom, also known as the eighth and final world, which appears in Super Mario Bros. 3. The place itself is where Bowser's Castle stands at in the game. It is also the Koopa Troop's main base of operations, and because of this, the area is heavily defended by Bowser's military forces. Large numbers of tanks and airships patrol these lands, intercepting anyone brave enough to invade the kingdom. Dark Land is also a land of volcanoes that make soot go in the air blocking the sunlight. It is so dark in some areas that a circle of light appears around Mario or Luigi.
- Dark Land may refer to:
* Mordor
* the southern Continent of Ambar, Morinóre or Southernesse
- The Dark Land, also referred to as the South Land, was a continent that lay southeast of where the events of the The Silmarillion and The Lord of the Rings occurred.
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