Wild West

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This article is about the location in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! For the board from Mario Party 2 known as the "Wild West" in Russia, see Western Land.
Wild West
Wild West
First appearance The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! - "Butch Mario & The Luigi Kid" (1989)
Latest appearance The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! - "The Provolone Ranger" (1989)
Greater location Mushroom World
Inhabitants Pokeys, Ostros, Koopa Troopas, Tweeters, Pronto, Mushrooms

The Wild West is a location appearing The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! episodes "Butch Mario & The Luigi Kid" and "The Provolone Ranger".

The Wild West is a desert filled with green sand and cacti resembling the late 19th Century Old West. Known inhabitants include Pokeys and Ostros, the latter of which serve as the location's main mode of transportation. A small town is also located in the Wild West, having a sheriff's office, a bar and several other buildings. A destroyed, abandoned mine is located near the town.

In "The Provolone Ranger", it is revealed that the Wild West encompasses smaller regions such as Sudden Death Valley and the town of Mushridge.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Bulgarian Дивия Запад
Diviya Zapad
Wild West [1]
Chinese (Simplified) 西方
Xīfāng (Mandarin)
The West [2]
Danish Vilde Vest Wild West [3]
Dutch Wilde Westen Wild West [4]
Finnish Villiin Länteen Wild West [5]
French Ouest West [6]
German Wilder Westen Wild West [7]
Icelandic Villta Vestrið Wild West [8]
Italian Selvaggio West Wild West [9]
Korean 서부황야
Seobu Hwang'ya
"Wild West," literally "Western Wilds" [10]
Norwegian Ville Vesten Wild West [11]
Portuguese Oeste Selvagem Wild West [12]
Russian Дикий Запад
Dikiy Zapad
Wild West [13]
Spanish Viejo Oeste Old West [14]
Swedish Vilda Västern Wild West [15]

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