Top 10 Best Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga Locations
When it comes to the Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga adventure, the locations are as much a part of the journey as the story and characters. From lush landscapes to mysterious dungeons, each place offers something unique, whether it's puzzles to solve, enemies to face, or secrets to uncover. The world of Superstar Saga is packed with charm, humor, and memorable settings that make every corner of the Beanbean Kingdom worth exploring.
The last area in the game, Bowser's Castle, is, in my opinion, the best area in the game. There's tons of puzzles, and you can feel that your adventure is almost over thanks to the amazing music! You listen to it, beat puzzles, beat Koopaling after Koopaling, and puzzle after puzzle.
I get such a satisfying feeling whenever I beat a puzzle, defeat a Koopaling, and move on. The music just makes it feel even more satisfying! It's just that good! Easily one of the best final levels in any Mario game, and that's mostly thanks to the awesome music!

This is the area I consider to be the first true area in the game, as Stardust Fields is just way too short and easy, and mostly just teaches tutorials. That area is mostly like "World 0," while this is like "World 1" in my opinion.
I really like this level a lot! The music gives a sense of climbing in the mountains, and the puzzles are very fun. The enemies are fun to fight, and it looks cool as well. I really like the whole "drink from fountain and then spit out to trigger an event" gimmick too.
Certainly one of the best areas in the game!

The main setting, and arguably the biggest area in the game, is truly high up on my list! I really love just messing around here, running, and defeating enemies to get EXP. The music is one of the greatest in the game and truly fits the area well!
It's also the area where you can access any area without using the warp pipe, excluding Bowser's Castle and maybe a few others. But the thing is, I really like this area. Also, the Beanbean Castle is located in the middle of this area.

This is hands down the most visually stunning area in the game, and I really mean it. First off, this is a forest with tons of tall trees and big leaves. Wiggler is an excellent boss battle in my opinion, and the castle "Chateau de Chucklehuck" is quite a cool entrance to the forest with tons of puzzles.
There's also the "Winkle Colosseum," which is quite fun, as you play a very entertaining minigame there. Overall, I really like this area.

Of the two water areas found in the game, Oho Oasis and Gwarhar Lagoon, Oho Oasis is certainly the superior location of the two. I really like the location, and it looks pretty cool, but the best part has got to be going into the ruins nearby and learning how to control the fire and lightning element. That was so memorable and one of the best parts of the game!

The second-to-last area is quite a cool level, although way better in the remake, where the music doesn't sound as annoying. I really like this area. The puzzles are tons of fun, and I love how isolated and scary this area feels, although the music was mostly just annoying in the original.
One big flaw is where Mario and Luigi separate in puzzles and you can't save your game. I once had to leave my 3DS on overnight because I couldn't save, and I hadn't saved before, so I didn't want to lose all my progress.
Other than that, it's certainly a great area!

The first area in the game, unless you count it more as a tutorial area rather than a main area, then Hoohoo Mountain is the first area.
Anyway, I really like the visuals in this area. It's quite creepy for a first area in the game, and I love the colors! It just looks so colorful! However, it's incredibly small and mostly just teaches you the basics, which can be boring sometimes. That's why I put it low.

This area is quite nice. I really like the music, and the overall area is visually beautiful.
However, it drove me insane at some parts. When you enter the area, you can't leave before you beat the boss. The boss, while cool, takes forever to beat, and if you forgot mushrooms and stuff, you'll have a terrible time here. Even when I beat the boss, I didn't know where to go, so I stopped playing for a while until I came back and realized where to go after beating the boss.
Overall, good, but that one flaw makes it kind of messed up.

This was quite a fun area overall! After events in the village Little Fungitown, where Mario gets bean fever, a fever that will turn him into a beanish, Luigi must find the cure, and he goes to these ruins.
This area has tons of awesome puzzles that are so fun, and the overall area feels quite empty and isolated, which I really love! It's easily a pretty good area!

An empty desert that truly feels empty and dried out! It gives a great atmosphere! The music gives a feel of emptiness and that there isn't much life here, but at the same time, you get this feeling that's hard to describe, but it's a bit adventurous.
Sure, the escort mission is quite annoying sometimes, but overall I like it.
