Gumbo Gaol

Gumbo Gaol

Gallery

Gumbo Gaol ティクゼンニ牢獄 Tikuzenni Rōgoku Tikuzenni Prison
FieldMap Screenshot from Magical Starsign Map from Magical Starsign
Planet	Erd
Connects to	Forgotten Land

Gumbo Gaol is a location on Erd in Magical Starsign. It is built on a hill that overlooks the Forgotten Land.

Gameplay

Boss

#	Name	Level	Drops
182	Securitron	2	Rusty screw

Items

Field
None
Treasure chest	Mysterious chest
Sugarstar	None

History

Gumbo Gaol was originally constructed as a house during the Espresso civilization's colonization of Erd over 12800 years ago, though it was repurposed as a prison when Calzone's robots took over. It was subsequently used as a holding facility for captured magicians to be turned into gummies, or even sold off to the astro pirates. The gummified magicians were then consumed by the robots to fuel their batteries.

Magical Starsign

The securitron pacing.

When the protagonist and Lassi were captured by the robots in their first attempt to steal the rocket Neumann from the Kahve Ruins, they were imprisoned separately at Gumbo Gaol, with the securitron employed as their guard. While it was pacing back and forth, the protagonist used either light or dark magic to incapacitate it, using its head as a bridge across the bed of spikes once containing them. They then used the control switch on the right side of the room to enable the bridge to Lassi's cell, though she was frightened by this, believing that the robots had returned to harm her. When the protagonist greeted her instead, she was relieved and impressed that they had managed to disable the giant robot.

As the two attempted to make their exit, the securitron regained functionality, leaping out from the bed of spikes and charging at them. When they defeated it in battle, Lassi was encouraged by the strength that she and the protagonist had demonstrated, and the two went on their way to the Forgotten Land.

Nomenclature

Its name comes from gumbo, a type of stew popular in Louisiana. Gaol is an obsolete British-English alternative term for the word "jail."

Names in Other Languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ティクゼンニ牢獄 (Tikuzenni Rōgoku)	Tikuzenni Prison, from 筑前煮 chikuzenni
French	Prison grattons	Rind Prison
German	Kaugummigefängris	Bubblegum Prison
Italian	Prigione della Zuppa	Soup Prison
Spanish	Prisón Gumbo	Gumbo Prison