One of Princess Peach's Castle's most notable and iconic appearances is in Super Mario 64, in which its outer design shows a light gray brick exterior, a red-tiled roof, and a stained window glass of Princess Peach on the front, a design that has stuck in the franchise since. It also takes place in a hilly area, and a moat surrounds the castle from the front, and above it is a bridge leading to the front doors of the castle; these features have also since been common throughout the appearances of Princess Peach's Castle, but not to the extent of the castle exterior itself.
Princess Peach's Castle in Super Mario 64, its first major appearance in the Mario games, serves as the main hub area. The area in front of the castle is the Castle Grounds, while the area behind the castle is the Castle Courtyard. Most of the rooms in the princess' castle have at least one painting, some of which can be jumped into to access a certain course. Most paintings leading to a course are located behind a Star Door, most of which can only be unlocked once Mario has collected at least a certain number of Power Stars. There are also a few Big Star Doors, most of which lead to a course where Bowser the Koopa King is fought.
When Princess Peach's Castle is first accessed, Mario hears Bowser's voice telling him to scram (although the villain himself is nowhere to be found). Bob-omb Battlefield is the only accessible course because its Star Door does not require any Power Stars.
In the ending, after Bowser has been defeated for the third and final time at Bowser in the Sky, Princess Peach herself emerges from the stained glass window on the front of her castle. She gives Mario a kiss and offers to bake a cake for him, just as she stated in the opening.
Once all 120 Power Stars have been collected, the cannon in the Castle Grounds is unlocked, allowing Mario to be launched onto the roof of the castle, where there are three 1-Up Mushrooms and Yoshi, who rewards Mario with an enhanced Triple Jump ability and his lives up to the maximum 100.
Five secret Power Stars are obtained within Princess Peach's Castle itself. Three are each obtained by talking to certain Toads, while the other two of these Power Stars are obtained by catching MIPS around the castle.
Princess Peach's Castle is once again the main hub area, like the original Super Mario 64. Though its role is the same as in the Nintendo 64 title, it features several differences, with one of the more notable ones being that rabbits were added around for each character to catch.
In the opening cutscene, Yoshi can be seen sleeping on Princess Peach's Castle. Later, one of the Lakitu Bros. wakes up Yoshi, who has been taken to the ground, to inform him that Mario, Luigi, and Wario have yet to return. The front doors of Princess Peach's Castle are locked, and Yoshi has to catch a rabbit to obtain its key so that he can open the castle doors, permanently unlocking them.
Because MIPS was replaced in favor of the rabbits, only three of the Power Stars within the castle make a reappearance. Three more Power Stars were added in Super Mario 64 DS, making for a total of six. In no particular order, the first of these Power Stars can be obtained in the Courtyard by defeating the Boos to collect the eight Red Coins, the second Power Star can be obtained by catching all eight Glowing Rabbits, and the third and last of these Power Star can be obtained by Luigi if he uses the Power Flower to go through the large mirror in the room with the Snowman's Land and Chief Chilly Challenge paintings to enter a door leading into a room featuring only a white void and a Power Star.
The three 1-Up Mushrooms return on the roof of Princess Peach's Castle, but one of Luigi's rabbits is added there. Just as before, the cannon can be unlocked by collecting every Power Star, with 150 being the total in the remake rather than 120.
In VS mode, one of the stages takes place in the Castle Grounds, which adds barriers at the front doors of Princess Peach's Castle so that it cannot be entered.
Princess Peach's Castle has only a few background appearances. In the intro, as Mario (or Luigi) and Peach are on a walk together, a bolt of lightning suddenly strikes Princess Peach's Castle multiple times, which distracts Mario as he proceeds to investigate it, while Bowser Jr. sneaks up on Princess Peach to capture her, setting the game's events. In World 1-1, Princess Peach's Castle can be seen in the background, a feature also present in the first level of subsequent New Super Mario Bros. installments.
The minigame Balloon Racing takes place just outside of Peach's Castle, and Yoshi has to ascend to an airship above the castle.
The castle itself retains its general design from Super Mario 64, but it is instead shown to be placed on a large, round hill.
Bowser uses the power of the Grand Stars to transport the Castle, with Princess Peach within, to the enter of the universe. In appearance, the Castle looks like a modernized version of its Super Mario 64 design, maintaining all major elements from its predecessor.
The first part of the opening cutscene takes place in Princess Peach's Castle, where Peach holds her birthday party. The Koopalings then kidnap Princess Peach, prompting Mario, Luigi, Blue Toad, and Yellow Toad to chase after them. Two Toads in the castle launch Penguin Suits and Propeller Mushrooms out of a cannon, scattering them throughout the levels to assist the four playable protagonists.
From the map of World 1 itself, Princess Peach's Castle can be accessed to watch hint movies, and each of them can be obtained by giving Star Coins to a Toad. Princess Peach's Castle appears in the background of World 1-1, like with New Super Mario Bros..
Princess Peach's Castle is first seen during the intro, specifically on the balcony, where Mario and Luigi (in their Raccoon form from Super Mario Bros. 3) wave goodbye to Princess Peach as they set off to go on a coin hunt. It makes a background appearance in World 1-1. Princess Peach's Castle has the same appearance as in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, but like in New Super Mario Bros., the interior is never shown.
In the Gold Classics Pack, Princess Peach's Castle appears in the hidden area of Third Course.
Peach's Castle serves as the eighth world after Meringue Clouds. Bowser had taken over Peach's Castle, where the final level takes place. Unlike other games, Bowser, with his powerful magic, essently transforms Princess Peach's Castle into his own castle.
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After rescuing Princess Peach from Bowser in the Moon Kingdom, Mario can travel to the Mushroom Kingdom, where he can enter Princess Peach's castle. While the castle's interior is heavily based on the older version seen in Super Mario 64, there are very noticeable differences, such as most of the doors that lead to the paintings are missing, and the Big Star Door on the first floor is replaced with a throne.
Princess Peach's Castle appears in Royal Raceway, although not on the main course itself. It has the exact same design as in Super Mario 64. Racers can drive around the Castle Grounds, up to the front door of the castle, which cannot be entered. However, doing so does not accomplish anything and instead costs them precious time.
The Award Ceremony takes place outside of Princess Peach's Castle, where the top three racers drive to and hop onto the podium placed just outside the castle.
Princess Peach's Castle is in the background of four courses: Peach Circuit, Mario Circuit 1, Mario Circuit 4, and Battle Course 3. In the courses, the castle is designed after its appearance in Paper Mario, but in the icon for Peach Circuit's, Princess Peach's Castle more closely resembles its appearance in the key artwork for Super Mario 64. In the background of Rainbow Road, Princess Peach's Castle appears on top of Bowser's Castle, much like during the events of Paper Mario.
Princess Peach's Castle makes a cameo in two courses, Mario Circuit and Mushroom Bridge, the latter only showing it in Grand Prix mode. In Mario Circuit, the castle is near the course, but is cut off from the road and separated by walls. In Mushroom Bridge, Princess Peach's Castle can be seen vaguely obscured by fog in the background, just before the first tunnel.
Princess Peach's Castle appears in the background of Mario Circuit, where it situated on a large lake in the middle of the track. The castle also appears in Peach Gardens, where the characters drive outside of it during the last part of the course, right before the finish line. Princess Peach's Castle makes a returning appearance in GBA Peach Circuit, although it no longer has the flags.
Princess Peach's Castle returns in the game's iteration of Mario Circuit. Shy Guys and Hammer Bros. are seen sitting on the fences that surround the castle and houses, acting as spectators. Peach's Castle also appears another returning course, GCN Mario Circuit, and in a returning Battle Stage, GBA Battle Course 3. In the latter, the flags of Peach's Castle have been removed, like GBA Peach Circuit in Mario Kart DS.
Princess Peach's Castle appears in the game's Mario Circuit. The castle has a more notable role than in earlier Mario Kart games because a portion of the course involves the racers driving through the castle itself.
Princess Peach's Castle has a course named after it, Peach Castle. Part of the course involves the racers driving inside the castle, like in Mario Kart 7's 3DS Mario Circuit. The castle is larger, and the background features boxes where pieces of character artwork pop out of, in the manner of a jack-in-the-box.
The game introduces another Mario Circuit built around Princess Peach's Castle, which is on a large hill in the center of the track. Aside from this, Princess Peach's Castle makes a reappearance in the classic course N64 Royal Raceway. Aside from graphical updates, Princess Peach's Castle is essentially the same as in Mario Kart 64, but racers can no longer go to the castle because the Castle Grounds have been blocked off.
Peach's Castle returns in a few classic courses, including 3DS Mario Circuit, N64 Royal Raceway, DS Mario Circuit, and GBA Peach Circuit. In 3DS Mario Circuit, Princess Peach's Castle was given an updated design and doors at the front entrance.
Princess Peach's Castle retains the same purpose in the base game as Mario Kart 8. In the Booster Course Pass's fourth wave, Princess Peach's Castle returns as a background element in DS Mario Circuit, and has the same design as in Mario Kart Tour.
In a scene shown after winning Tournament mode, Princess Peach's Castle can be seen in the background as the player's character parades in a car on the Castle Grounds, just outside the castle. It is based on its appearance in Super Mario 64.
Main article: Peach's Castle (Game Boy Color golf course)
During the game's story, Princess Peach invites the protagonist to compete in her castle after they have completed the other four tournaments. Unlike other appearances, Princess Peach's Castle is on a floating landmass in the sky, and it can be reached by blasting out of a cannon. The game features its own course named Peach's Castle.
In Paper Mario, the Castle is nearly identical to its design in Super Mario 64, differences include the stain-glass window being replaced by a bronze Super Mushroom Emblem, the Castle's flags changing in color from red to blue, and some of the spare rooms being put to use; For example, there is now a door at the top of the stairs in the Main Hall that leads into the Ball Room, which in turn connects Peach's Room, and the Castle Balcony.
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Princess Peach's Castle appears in the intro, and entering it allows the player to play any unlocked minigames and music or change the game options. Princess Peach's Castle also appears in the background of the minigame Curtain Call.
Princess Peach's Castle is first seen during the opening sequence, along with the Castle Grounds. In one part, the Party Cube briefly casts a shadow over the castle as it arrives. Princess Peach's Castle also appears in the background image of the mode select screen.
Princess Peach's Castle resembles its design from Super Mario 64, but with minor differences, such as different windows.
In Coin Cache, the characters are seen walking out of the castle's front doors during the opening. For the rest of the minigame, Princess Peach's Castle remains in the background.
The ceremony after completing a Party Cruise game takes place outside of Princess Peach's Castle, but within the MSS Sea Star. Here, after Toadsworth hands out the Bonus Stars, every contestant enters the castle, where the Superstar is determined. Once the characters reach the top of Princess Peach's Castle, the doors open, revealing whoever the Superstar is.
Princess Peach's Castle is visible on a painting in the Duty-Free Shop.
Both the intro and ending for Solo Mode take place outside Princess Peach's Castle, which also appears in the background of the main menu. In both of the castle's appearances in Solo Mode, the characters look through a telescope outside the castle to view the Mini Stars.
The castle appears in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga as the first area explored, the first battle of the game with Bowser takes place here. After "Peach" releases a chunk of speech bombs, the castle explodes (but isn't destroyed). The outside of the Castle is known as Toad Town Square. The castle doesn't play much of a role after this. It can be seen from Hoohoo Mountain in the Beanbean Kingdom and is also seen in the ending credits. The Castle's design in this game is orange and white.
Princess Peach's Castle is a hub area where the Mario Bros. can access different areas of the past via their respective time hole. Here, players can buy, sell, and trade as well as access the separate levels of the game via portals. The Mario Bros. learn some vital techniques here, such as Spin Jump and Bros. Ball. One of three Item Shops are located in Princess Peach's Castle. The boss fight again Junior Shrooboid takes place in the castle.
During the past, Peach's Castle is taken over by the Shroobs, who convert it into Shroob Castle, the final dungeon.
It makes a major appearance in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, when the Castle was temporarily taken over by Fawful. The castle was given the ability to turn into a giant robot by Fawful. It fought with Giant Bowser. It had the ability to turn invisible and shoot black holes. In this game, the Castle is fully magenta.
Princess Peach's Castle appears again in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jamas the first area of the game. The appearance has changed again, looking more like Super Mario 64's version but smaller and a bit brighter and pinker. The attic is also seen, where the book containing the Paper Mario universe is held. Later in the game, after Bowser turned his castle into Neo Bowser Castle, Peach's Castle was destroyed by an airship fleet and the castle's large cannon located in the front of the platform it sits upon.
Princess Peach's Castle has a fairly similar role to the original, but received a few changes. The most notable change is the exterior. Its colors have been changed to match that of Dream Team and Paper Jam's, but the layout still remain the same as in Superstar Saga. Also, Toad Town Square has now been renamed to Peach's Castle. Another thing is that Peach's Castle is no longer visible from Hoohoo Mountain due to being blocked by the Clouds.
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The course Peach Garden takes place outside the front of Princess Peach's Castle. In Challenge mode, Princess Peach's Castle can is visible at the upper-left area of the map, and it is intended to represent the Peach Garden stage.
In the intro, while Princess Peach, Toadsworth and another Toad were enjoying a walk, Princess Peach's Castle was affected by the Vibe Scepter after Bowser's minions captured Mario, Luigi and Toad. When Peach arrives back from her walk, she notices that her castle had been taken over, and her journey starts from here.
The castle in its Super Mario Odyssey design is returning in the intro of her new own game, where she was taking a walk with a Toad, when another Toad came out of the castle presenting a flyer advertising a show at the Sparkle Theater.
Princess Peach's Castle makes a small cameo during the intro cutscene, specifically when the Toadies kidnap Baby Peach from the castle. During the credits, the castle makes another cameo, when the Stork returns Baby Peach to her castle.
Princess Peach's Castle has its own namesake court, Peach's Castle, which takes place outside the castle itself. Peach's Castle is also a background element for Mushroom Cup tournaments.
Princess Peach's Castle is the namesake for the Peach's Castle stage. However, the stage takes place high above Princess Peach's Castle, which is distantly visible from below, along with the Castle Grounds.
Main article: Princess Peach's Castle (Super Smash Bros. Melee)
There is a stage named Princess Peach's Castle, and the battle takes place on top of the castle itself. Princess Peach's Castle still retains its design from Super Mario 64, but the bricks are noticeably more brownish, the towers and windows were slightly different in shape (the main one for the former being much shorter than usual), and a flowerbed is in front of the castle.
In Adventure, toward the end of the first stage, Mushroom Kingdom, the castle can be seen in the background, as following after the Mushroom Kingdom stage is a battle on stage takes place on the Princess Peach's Castle stage itself.
There is an unlockable trophy of Princess Peach's Castle itself.
The castle retains its background appearance in Super Smash Bros.'s Mushroom Kingdom stage, and it is once again featured in the Princess Peach's Castle stage of Super Smash Bros. Melee.
Peach's Castle, taking on its New Super Mario Bros. design, appears in the third segment of the Mario World routine in Dream Figure Skating. In both the individual and team versions of Dream Ski Cross, Princess Peach's Castle can be seen in the background of Mario Circuit, following the Mario Kart series.
Princess Peach's Castle, using its Super Mario 3D Land design, appears in two of the backgrounds for Mario's Figure Skating Spectacular, specifically in the distance of the first background and forming the majority of the second and final one.
Princess Peach's castle appeared in the The Super Mario Bros. Movie. Her castle is placed on the highest peak of Mushroom Height. Like the video games, it is ruled by Princess Peach.
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Princess Peach's Castle is the only castle within the Mushroom Kingdom that is not an "enemy" castle, unlike Fortresses, Castles, and especially Bowser's Castle.
Ganon's Castle for The Legend of Zelda series, in Ocarina of Time, which is Ganon's equivalent of Bowser's Castle, was originally going to be structured like Princess Peach's Castle from Super Mario 64 early in development for the game's setting before being changed in the final release.
Slip Slidin' Away • Lil' Penguin Lost • Big Penguin Race • Frosty Slide for 8 Red Coins • Snowman's Lost His Head • Wall Kicks Will Work (N64)/Mario's Super Wall Kick (DS) • Switch Star of Cool, Cool Mountain (DS)
Big Boo's Haunt
Go on a Ghost Hunt • Ride Big Boo's Merry Go Round • Secret of the Haunted Books • Seek the 8 Red Coins • Big Boo's Balcony • Eye to Eye in the Secret Room • Switch Star of the Basement
Hazy Maze Cave
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Snowman's Big Head • Chill with the Bully • In the Deep Freeze (N64) • Yoshi's Ice Sculpture (DS) • Whirl from the Freezing Pond • Shell Shreddin' for Red Coins (N64) • Snowman's Silver Star (DS) • Into the Igloo • Red Coins in the House (DS)
Wet-Dry World
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Tall, Tall Mountain
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Honeyhive Galaxy
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Loopdeeloop Galaxy
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Flipswitch Galaxy
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Bowser Jr.'s Robot Reactor
Megaleg's Moon
Sweet Sweet Galaxy
Rocky Road
Space Junk Galaxy
Pull Star Path • Kamella's Airship Attack • Tarantox's Tangled Web • Pull Star Path Speed Run* • Purple Coin Spacewalk* • Yoshi's Unexpected Appearance
Rolling Green Galaxy
Rolling in the Clouds
Battlerock Galaxy
Battlerock Barrage • Breaking into the Battlerock • Topmaniac and the Topman Tribe • Topmaniac's Daredevil Run* • Purple Coins on the Battlerock* • Battlerock's Garbage Dump • Luigi under the Saucer
Hurry-Scurry Galaxy
Shrinking Satellite
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Sling Pod Galaxy
A Very Sticky Situation
Beach Bowl Galaxy
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Bubble Breeze Galaxy
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Ghostly Galaxy
Luigi and the Haunted Mansion • A Very Spooky Sprint • Beware of Bouldergeist • Bouldergeist's Daredevil Run* • Purple Coins in the Bone Pen* • Matter Splatter Mansion
Bunnies in the Wind • The Dirty Tricks of Major Burrows • Gusty Garden's Gravity Scramble • Major Burrows's Daredevil Run* • Purple Coins on the Puzzle Cube* • The Golden Chomp
Freezeflame Galaxy
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Dusty Dune Galaxy
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Honeyclimb Galaxy
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Bigmouth Galaxy
Bigmouth's Gold Bait
Gold Leaf Galaxy
Star Bunnies on the Hunt • Cataquack to the Skies • When It Rains, It Pours • Cosmic Mario/Luigi Forest Race* • Purple Coins in the Woods* • The Bell on the Big Tree
Sea Slide Galaxy
Going after Guppy • Faster Than a Speeding Penguin • The Silver Stars of Sea Slide • Underwater Cosmic Mario/Luigi Race* • Purple Coins by the Seaside* • Hurry, He's Hungry
Toy Time Galaxy
Heavy Metal Mecha-Bowser • Mario/Luigi Meets Mario • Bouncing Down Cake Lane • Fast Foes of Toy Time* • Luigi's Purple Coins* • The Flipswitch Chain
Bonefin Galaxy
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Sand Spiral Galaxy
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Deep Dark Galaxy
The Underground Ghost Ship • Bubble Blastoff • Guppy and the Underground Lake • Ghost Ship Daredevil Run* • Plunder the Purple Coins* • Boo in a Box
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Infiltrating the Dreadnought • Dreadnought's Colossal Cannons • Revenge of the Topman Tribe • Topman Tribe Speed Run* • Battlestation's Purple Coins* • Dreadnought's Garbage Dump
Matter Splatter Galaxy
Watch Your Step
Melty Molten Galaxy
The Sinking Lava Spire • Through the Meteor Storm • Fiery Dino Piranha • Lava Spire Daredevil Run* • Red-Hot Purple Coins* • Burning Tide
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