Kovomaka Kingdom

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This article is about the country in Magical Vacation. For the planet in Magical Starsign, see Kovomaka.
Kovomaka Kingdom
コヴォマカ王国 Kovomaka Kingdom

Screenshot from Magical Vacation

Other Name(s) Kovomaka Country
Magic Kingdom Kovomaka
Magical Dominion
Plane Material Plane
Planet Kovomaka
Leader King GeattsaMagical Vacation
King Geasshigaou ŌdenUchū no Kishi
Subarea(s) Will-o'-Wisp Academy
Valencia Beach
Castle Town

Kovomaka Kingdom is a location in Magical Vacation. It is a country of magic on the planet Kovomaka, situated on the Material Plane under the rule of King Geattsa. Its territory spans almost an entire continent,[1] and on the fringes of that continent is Will-o'-Wisp Academy, where magicians are trained to support the kingdom's rapid magic-centric development.[2]

History

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Trivia

  • Kovomaka Kingdom is abundant with a unique subspecies of snakeweed, which is the same plant that grows on Chocolat's head.[3]
  • The nation has two known delicacies. These are voko, a dish made by kneading fish meat and baking it in a cauldron,[3] and wakenoshinnosu, a specialty sea anemone and Cidre's favorite food. Due to bay pollution, wakennoshinnosu is considered a fabled delicacy.[4]
  • Aside from the opening and ending cutscenes, the name "Kovomaka" is only used twice in the entire game.[5] Most of the time, it is simply referred to as "the kingdom" (王国) or "the country" (国).

Nomenclature

Its name comes from 蒲鉾 kamaboko, a processed Japanese seafood product. This is a reference to Kamaboko Shop, a tentative company name for Brownie Brown proposed by Shinichi Kameoka.[6]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese コヴォマカ王国 Kovomaka Ōkoku
コヴォマカ国 Kovomaka Kuni
魔法王国コヴォマカ Mahō Ōkoku Kovomaka
魔法大国 Mahō Taikoku
Kovomaka Kingdom
Kovomaka Country
Magic Kingdom Kovomaka
Magical Dominion

References

  1. ↑ Magical Vacation Complete Guide, pg. 3
  2. ↑ Magical Vacation manual, pg. 5
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 MagiVaca ni Matsuwaru Uwasa, [1]. Archived: [2]. Retrieved June 30, 2025. br2.co.jp.
  4. ↑ MagiVaca ni Matsuwaru Uwasa, [3]. Archived: [4]. Retrieved June 30, 2025. br2.co.jp.
  5. ↑ "シードル: 「交戦中!?コヴォマカは平和な国だよ。どの国とも戦争なんかしてないよ。" Magical Vacation. Japanese.
  6. ↑ "僕は“かまぼこ屋”とかの和風の名前がいいなあと思っていたんですが、スタッフに大反対を受けまして(笑)。みんなで話しあって、全員が気に入ったのが妖精の名前の「ブラウニー」だったんです。やはりファンタジー系のRPGを作ろうということで設立した会社ですから、自然にファンタジー好きの人間が集まっていたんですね。それで、調べてみると結構「ブラウニー」を使っている社名は多かったんです。でも、せっかくみんなが気に入ったのだから残そうということで、「ブラウニー・ブラウン」という社名にしました。" Nintendo Online Magazine, [5]. Archived: [6]. Retrieved February 24, 2026. nintendo.co.jp.
  Locations in Magical Vacation
Material Plane Kovomaka Kingdom ・ Will-o'-Wisp Academy ・ Riverbed ・ Valencia Beach
Light Plane Mimolette Forest ・ Brook Log Bridge ・ Gummy Frog Forest ・ Forest Cave ・ Torūna Village ・ Benakoncha Ruins ・ Java Sparrow Plains ・ Java Sparrow Onsen ・ Wakuti Village ・ Rēmittsu Palace ・ Ibense Crag ・ Pipplestown ・ Tower of La'Roche ・ Gearava Village ・ Condimen Tower
Dark Plane Rehikafu Swamp Edge ・ Masalatea Village ・ Ice Island ・ Gela Windhole ・ Tapiocatea Village ・ Riginio Jungle ・ Kumuyamuto Desert ・ Zundoko Pit ・ Akvavit Castle ・ Enigma Forest ・ Treeman Colony ・ Starfish Flower Field ・ Mysterious Ruins ・ East Forest ・ Rehikafu Swamp ・ Kugande Village ・ Basorimo Village ・ Morbier Volcano ・ Brownie Burrow ・ Kisunika Mines ・ Garam Masala ・ Shisabarei ・ Ridonahī
Death Plane Great Rock ・ Gazpacho Village ・ Tandoori ・ Land of Ruin ・ Moiroroto Village ・ Pyramid ・ Rakyūo ・ Death Corridor ・ Land of the Dark ・ Despair Swamp ・ Moginasu Magic Grotto ・ Hall of Rebirth