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5-Volt

She is assumed to be human like her son.

( "Of course, we now know she's actually a horrifying demon masquerading as a human, but a reasonable guess." - Doc von Schmeltwick (talk))

Antasma

Antasma is an evil bat "king" (giving himself the King title).

("Affiliation: himself.")

Trivia

• Antasma and Swooper are both bats. Whether they are related or not is unknown.

Baby Bowser

Although he is the child of his father and mother.......

[...]

The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3

"Toddler Terrors of Time Travel"

Baby Mario and Baby Luigi.

Baby Mario and Baby Luigi appeared in an episode of The great adventure of Mario 2, "Toddler Terrors of Time Travel". In this episode, Yoshi and Kooky von Koopa attempted to use Kooky's Time Travel Tube to go back in time to Brooklyn and stop the X-men. from getting transported to the habbo Hotel via going through a teleporter disguised as a bathtub they were fixing. The current day Mario Bros. attempt to stop them, by following Koopa and Kooky through to Habbo. However, due to a glitch in the Teleport Travel Tube, everyone on board is turned gay. Baby Toad however manages to retrieve the Tube after it is fixed and turn himself and the Mario Bros. back to Habbo. The Mario Bros. and Toad later stop Yoshi's scheme.

[...]

Physical Description

Baby Luigi is very similar to Baby Toad. Both have a reputation of being quite "gay". He also has a thin layer of brown hair always covered by his trademark "L" hat. The only major difference between Baby Mario and Toad is that Toad is obviously an alien mushroom, while Baby Luigi wears a green shirt and green hat. Also, Baby Luigi's sneakers are green and Toad hates sneakers.

Baby Luigi

History

Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time

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Baby Peach

Baby on Wii

['nuff said]

Baby Wario

He seems to show sexual interest in Baby Luigi, leading most to believe he is homosexual

Beanbean Guard

Beanbean Guards are shown to not be very bright as they do not know of the many things the Mario Bros. tells them (Princess Peach, Chuckola Reserve, etc.). They also do not seem to be very powerful or good at their job, as they are beaten by Fawful numerous times.

Björn

Trivia:

• The letter "ö" is only used in the Estonian, Finnish, Icelandic, Turkish, German, Hungarian and Swedish languages.

Blue

Blue is personified in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! as a Brothers Bear.

("He's not just colored blue, he's not just feeling blue, he's not just named Blue, he is the physical manifestation of the concept of blue." - Doc von Schmeltwick (talk))

Bob-omb (Paper Mario: The Origami King)

In battle, Bobby can damege enemies by exploding.

(Note that this was included when the page was created a month before the game came out)

Bobby deserved better.

After Bobby died, I was staring helplessly at the tv screen for a couple of minutes, shocked, silent, my grieving is still not over and I will be taking my time with this. I have never imagined that a very cute, lovely and lighthearted game like this would hit me at the back like a sudden brick on the face. As the player, when I first met Bobby the bomb-omb it was awkward but funny and adorable. At first I didn’t know what to do with him. Then we knew that he had amnesia. When me and Olivia offered for him to join us to create new memories. He joined us, we laughed, ran from bad guys, we even fought some of them fearlessly. We even ate together some canned tuna and it was an amazing time. The thing is, he did now even know what his story was so this is why he didn’t tell mario and olivia anything. But when olivia was crushed under the boulder and would be stuck forever, bobby looked at me and said that he wanted a favor. He asked if we could go to that ship and fetch something important because he assured us that that it would save Olivia. So we went on another adventure, little did I know that it would be the last time I would ever see his innocent and adorable little face. That friend face that made me miss him so much after all these adventures. I can’t stop crying over this. I am now running out of breath as I am typing this because I tend to succeed at expressing myself a lot when I write so I could let it out. My dear friend, our lovely, kind, adorable, funny, courageous and white-hearted Bobby. Our friend is gone. I’m crying now and I can’t continue this game. I need to take a little break. If I knew, if mario knew, if anyone of us knew what was going on in his mind we would have NEVER agreed to go to that ship. Olivia would have NEVER agreed to this. I love you bomb-omb. I love and miss you Bobby already. So much, you poor, sweet courageous little boy. Our buddy had already a tough time before all this. Then this happens.. damn you nintendo. Damn you for making me feel this way. I swear I can’t breathe. I am drinking water and I will probably need a lot of time to recover. I can’t believe you are gone. I miss and love you Bobby. Thank U. Thank U for everything. Gdbye.

Justice for Bobby.

(The most tear-jerking funeral speech since the time I attended Luvbi's. ~Camwood777 (talk))

Bowser

Common sense

Bowser's plans are also sometimes complicated in themselves and involve numerous crimes such as abduction, theft, robbery, terrorism, abuse, harrassment, blackmail, arson, destruction, numerous attempts of mass murder, minion facilitation, child endangerment, assault, and even acts such as frame-up, fraud, and identity theft as evident in Super Mario Sunshine.

("The christ is "minon facilitation", anyway?")

Emotions

Bowser is usually portrayed as angry and remorseless.

While Bowser has been shown from pure relentless evil to a comical villain, there have been hardly any instances where Bowser has shown any form of emotion other than anger or hatred. Bowser has never shown any remorse for his actions, which have led to numerous atrocities and caused much destruction from the Mushroom Kingdom all the way to the outer reaches of the universe. Bowser also seems to lack sympathy and has disregard for any form of life. Bowser's many attacks on the Mushroom Kingdom could have easily taken many lives, but Bowser has never shown any remorse when doing these attacks, only focusing on obtaining power and ruling the Mushroom Kingdom with Peach at his side. In Paper Mario, Mario's defeat at the hands of Bowser, to which Bowser mockingly laughed at, could be considered murder as he is only able to rise up after the combined energy of the Star Spirits. In Super Paper Mario, Bowser has shown to have no problems killing his own minions when they attack. He has even on occasions abducted infants to fulfill his nefarious goal of conquest and did not care in the least for their well being. Perhaps Bowser's biggest demonstration for disregard for other lives is in Super Mario Galaxy, where his plot was to wipe out entire galaxies to create a cosmos he can control.

"(The following pictures are great pictures to showcase Bowser's pure evil:)"

Trivia

• In Super Mario Bros. Bowser looks as if he is completely excited to be fighting you because of the enormous smile on his face.

(The actual image) - Apikachu68 (talk)

Bowser Jr.

Mario Tennis Aces

In Story Mode, Bowser Jr. and your father are secondary antagonists and allied with King Bask to disrupt the progress of the Mario.

Byleth

The Mighty Jinjonator in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

("So-this is what the Mighty Jinjonator looks like?" Arend (talk))

Cackletta

Cackletta is an evil sorcerer witch from the Beanbean Kingdom and is the main antagonist of Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga for the Game Boy Advance, and its 3DS remake. She also appeared as a Sticker in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

Candy Kong's baby

A baby of Candy Kong appears in the Donkey Kong Planet skit "Peaud'ours."
("I don't think we needed Baby Candy Kong." - P-Tux7 (talk))

Captain Goomba (Mario Party 8)

Captain Goomba is an oversized Goomba in Mario Party 8.

Chap (blue)

Chap thinks very highly of milk and can be found constantly slurping up the substance at his table in The Underwhere.

Chap (green)

Trivia

• The word "chap" is a slang term for a male person. Perhaps interestingly, this namesake of Chap's is actually used elsewhere in Super Paper Mario, such as in Flamm's nickname "the Map Chap."

Conker the Squirrel

While currently portrayed by Rare as a vulgar, adult-oriented figure (as seen in mature-classified games such as the non-canonical Conker's Bad Fur Day),

("What I think this is to say is that Conker's Bad Fur Day isn't canon to Diddy Kong Racing. Aside from the fact that is too speculative, the way that this is written makes it sound like Bad Fur Day never happened in Conker's universe." - Wikiboy10 (talk)

Dark Star

Trivia

• Culex, from the first RPG Mario, has a attack called "Dark Star". However it's possible that it doesn't has anything to do with "this" Dark Star.
• Oddly enough, the Dark Star has more menacing eyes than Dark Star X.

("So red eyes are more menacing than blue eyes? How did I miss that?" - YoshiCookie (talk))

("But keep in mind that menace is in the eye of the beholder." - Walkazo (talk))

Diddy Kong

return of the werdos

The old render of Diddy Kong.Diddy Kong first appeared in revenge of the werdos the last donkey Donkey Kong Country, here he was still Donkey Kong's apprentice and an in-training video-game star. Wanting to humor an over eager Diddy,but diddy got mad at dk and banished him from the jungle forever Donkey decided to let Diddy guard his Banana Hoard. Unfortunately, when DK assigned this duty to Diddy he hadn't expected the Kremling Krew to attack. Unable to hold off an attack by a Krusha, Diddy was sealed in a barrel. The next morning Donkey awoke and, realizing his bananas were missing, he found and released Diddy and the two set off to reclaim them and drive the Kremlings off of Donkey Kong Island. Eventually Donkey and Diddy managed to defeat King K. Rool and the Kremling Krew.

werdoland 2 diddys distruction

Disaster soon struck in werdo land 2 diddys distruction, when the Kremling Krew kidnapped Donkey Kong burned him in a fire took diddy with him when he did it then burned his face and whisked him away to their own island, werdo Isle. K. werd threatened to never return Donkey Kong unless he was given the mario of Banana crack, which Diddy agrese to give because all the trouble that he and Donkey Kong went through to help him in the previous game. It was up to Diddy and werdo sqad to venture through werdo Isle and dystroy Donkey Kong with Captain K Rool. Near the end of werdo land 2 diddys dystruction, Donkey Kong was dystroyed by Diddy and the werdo squad and werdo Isle sank them to the ocean.

("These edits are weird")

Dimentio

In fact, the only thing we actually know for certain about him is his gender and how he joined Count Bleck.

The Dinosaurs

The Dinosaurs are a group of, as the name indicates,inhabiting Diamond City

("The Dinosaurs are a pizza chain.")

("Their name doesn't indicate that they inhabit Diamond City at all. Also, a group of what now?" -Arend (talk))

Dodo

However, he unhealthily holds in his anger, which he releases by pecking golden statues of his boss.

("This is a wiki about the Mario series, not a repository of health advices for fictional characters.")

Don Pianta

Trivia

• Don Pianta is the second Mario character involved in a Mafia-esque organization called Don, the first is Don Bongo, a character from Yoshi's Story.

Donkey Kong

Donkey Kong's defining traits are his inhuman strength, unusual appearance, love of bananas, his eccentric voice, and his red tie. Despite being called a "donkey", he resembles more of an ape than an actual donkey.

Who is Donkey Kong?

Donkey Kong's exact role in the Mario series is somewhat sketchy. His original appearance portrayed him as a villainous-or just stupid and confused-ape with unequaled strength.

Additional confusion has been caused by the appearance of a character called Donkey Kong Jr. in some recent Mario sports games, who appears to be younger than the present Donkey Kong. This could be disregarded however, since Baby Mario also sometimes appears alongside Mario during spin-offs.

Physical Appearance

Donkey Kong has muscular pecs, a slim stomach, and large triceps and biceps; all surrounded in chocolate brown fur.

"The user who wrote this is really into Donkey Kong.." TheUndescribableGhost (talk) 21:58, August 29, 2024 (EDT)

Type

It's said DK is a two hundred pound western wandering gorilla, however this has not been completely cleared with Miyamoto or Nintendo

Donkey Kong Country Wii

Donkey Kong Country Wii is a video game in development by Rare and Nintendo (collectively called "DK Wii") for the Wii. It was announced by Nintendo of America president and CEO Reggie Fils-Aime and a trailer was briefly shown during the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2009. The game features 3D side-scrolling gameplay. Fils-Aime stated that Donkey Kong Country Wii would "take you deeper into Kong's story," and also noted that the game would be a return to the style of the traditional series as opposed to the Konga series, though the game will have you fighting King K. Kool and his army of Kremlings and the new main villain of the series Emperor Wart. It is scheduled for release in 2011.

("Why was this part of the Donkey Kong article?")
("It's worth noting that this "section" was created before Donkey Kong Country Returns, a Donkey Kong Country series installment...surprise, surprise...for the Wii, officially released in 2010...one year earlier." - Toadette the Achiever (talk))

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• Although usually faster than Bowser, Donkey Kong appeared as the slower character in Mario Super Sluggers. Why Bowser had the higher running stat in that game is unknown.

[...]

Donkey Kong and Mario have had quite rivalry for some time. This rivalry has taken a new course as witnessed in the Mario vs. Donkey Kong series, though in most cases it's really Mario that never learns and almost always assumes bad faith.

("Would it be assuming bad faith at this point? Your stores robbed, your property damaged, your employees kidnapped, and your girlfriend traumatized? All over children's toys?")

Donkey Kong Jr.

One of Donkey Kong Jr.'s alternate colour schemes in Mario Tennis, for the Nintendo 64, gives him pink fur, making him identical to the Pink Donkey Kong Jr. It is not known if this pink Donkey Kong Jr. is meant to be the Pink Donkey Kong Jr. of Donkey Kong Jr. Math, or simply a form of the actual Donkey Kong Jr.; the resemblance between the characters of the two games may even be a coincidence.

(It should be noted that the Pink Donkey Kong Jr. fandom has since become very strong in the Super Mario Wiki community.)
(Also no, his alternate colors in Mario Tennis are not pinkMedia:DKjr Colors.png. - Doc von Schmeltwick (talk))

Dr. Crygor

In addition to being a scientist, Dr. Crygor is a WarioWare, Inc. employee. As such, he frequently appears as one of the stage or mode hosts in the WarioWare games. He has a niece. His niece is Penny. Check out Penny for more.

("Never mind the 'oh hey let's just split this into separate sentences for no reason' writing that could easily be replaced with 'He has a niece named Penny', this news-site style link (or lack thereof) is just ridiculously funny." -TheDarkStar (talk))

[...]

When he, Ashley, and Penny put the final touches on the potion, it causes an explosion which is so powerful that the vacation home explodes, killing everyone inside.

("Commensurations to those folks who died in the explosion of the vacation home..." — PnnyCrygr (talk))

Dream Stone's spirit

Trivia

• One of the Dream Stone's spirit's quotes ("So EXCUUUUSE me if I don't have time to help you.") is a potential reference to the Legend of Zelda cartoon.

Drumstick

During the events of Diddy Kong Racing Drumstick attempted to challenge the invading alien wizard, Wizpig. Unfortunatly this was the last that was seen or heard of Drumstick.

Trivia

• It is possible that Drumstick's overalls may be based on those of Mario.

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Biography

Turned into a frog

During Diddy Kong racing Diddy Kong Racing Drumstick spends most of his time cursed in the shape of a frog by Wizpig because he was the best racer on Timber Island. Diddy Kong and all the other racers trying to defeat Wizpig, did not notice Drumkstick in his frog form until they had collected four gold trophies and thirty-nine Golden Baloons, WHEN they found a frog with a red roosters feather, they ran it over and it turned out to be Drumstick, and after being run over he returned to his normal form.

Transformed with a more powerful spell

In the remake of Diddy Kong Racing (Diddy Kong Racing DS) Drumstick was again turned into a frog, this time however when Diddy Kong and co tried to run him over to revert him to his normal form it did not work, instead they had to throw him into the air adn on top of a water fall, onto a small patch of grass, with a frog liek shape on the wall behind it.

("Several of these sentences make Drumstick's transformation into a frog sound more dramatic than it really was." - Results May Vary (talk)

Dupree

Dupree is a blue, disco-diva wannabe Doogan-like creature with a pink afro most noted for talking with a French accent. It is never revealed weather his accent is real, or if he is faking it to flirt with the ladies. He appeares often in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He first appeares trying to form a romantic relationship with Goombella in Petalburg. He is secondly seen in Boggly Woods, claiming he came to warn Mario and Goombella about the imminent arrival of the Shadow Sirens. This is done much to the attractive Goombella's disgust. She believes him to he following her around. When Mario tells her he doesn't think this is why he keeps being seen by them (probably to calm her down), Goombella is insulted. From then on continues to reappear in the towns that Mario visites. He get accused of flirting with the wife of the Twilight Town shopkeeper. What really happened was he was turned into a pig and the wife thought he was her husband. When Dupree turns back to his original self, a huge altercation ensues. He makes a pass at the Bob-omb owner of Fahr Outpost's Inn as well. All of women he flirtes with dislike him. The Inn Keeper even goes as far as to throw him out of her Inn into the snow. After the Shadow Queen is defeated he goes to Keelhaul Key and can be found standing on the dock.

As the game goes on, Goombella continues to express her distaste for him, but she has to admit that she is impressed by how he always seems to know where Mario and company are going to be, and how he always gets there ahead of them. For said reason, it is possible he may be stalking Goombella.

Edge

One of her biggest fan

Find @rosalinaandedgefan on youtube and more stories of Edge there. Link: https://www.youtube.com/@rosalinaandedgefan She is forever love Edge and help her to get more subscribers if you are an Edge fan.

Why she is great

1.She is awesome and cool.
2.Her Flying Blade is powerful
3.She has my favourite colour, purple.
4.Her voice is so different from normal girls.
5.First look, she looks so evil but actually has a justice heart.
6.Her costume is so different.
7.She wears ear rings that are cool.
8.She is honest that she finally tells her friends about she is a spark hunter.

("The user who wrote this is really into Edge..." — SolemnStormcloud (talk))

Eldstar

It appears in Mario Party: The Top 100 where it is a collectible unlocked when all the minigames from Mario Party 5 are unlocked. In this game it appears along with all the other six Star Spirits.

References

Elephant Mario

Elephant Mario
Applies to	Mario
Item needed	Elephant Shroom
First appearance	Super Mario Bros. Wonder (2023)

Elephant Mario is a form that is set to debut in Super Mario Bros. Wonder [...] So far, currently only Mario has been confirmed to be able to use it when he touches a Elephant Shroom.

("So you mean to say... this fruit was actually a fungus!? I have been completely lied to!" --EleCyon (talk))

At one point, this article was vandalized, but it was reverted. This is what it read:

Sh*tty Mario is a form that is set to debut in Super Mario Bros. Wonder, in which the character is transformed into a obese, idiot elephant when they touch an Elephant Fruit. Unlike most other powerup transformations in the Mario series, this form transforms the character's physical body into an fat obese and cra*py dude instead of being a suit of some kind.

("So Elephants are fat obese people!? LIES!" --SONIC123CDMANIA+&K(B&ATSA) (talk))

("I guess someone REALLY hated elephants..." -Arend (talk))

Fawful

Fawful
Full name	Fawful
Species	Beanish
First appearance	Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga (2003)
Latest appearance	Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story (2009)
Affiliation(s)	Himself, Cackletta, Metaboss

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Fawful is a mechanical genius, but his common sense suffers due to his uncontrollable anger, which often causes him to act in a delusional and somewhat autistic manner. His name comes from the words "guffaw" (a term that refers to powerful laughter) and "awful."

(The real gem isn't the edit itself, but the notes for adding it and immediately removing it:)

• "Autists are geniuses who lack social skills. That's Fawful for you right there."
• "That in no way is what an autistic person is."

(Stay classy, guys. Just... Stay classy. ~Camwood777 (talk))

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Personality

Fawful's extreme rage makes him a psychopath, often harming others without cause or sympathy ("Finally! Now is the time where my true might shines, like many angry sunbeams of rage!"). Fawful only cares for Cackletta in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and frantically helps her when she is not hurt, but ignores her when she is hurt. Yet, Fawful's speech prior to his final battle against Mario and Luigi reveals that he's very disturbed at how it was his genius that allowed Cackletta to live on while he remains a lackey and lets her obtain all the power and glory. This was apparently the start of Fawful's true lust for greater power and gratification, having had enough of serving others and allowing his genius to be used for their own gains and not getting anything back in return, not even recognition.

Fawful delights in taunting his enemies before obliterating them ("Your lives that I spit on are now but a caricature of a cartoon drawn by a kid who is stupid!"). Fawful is quite deranged, he has several megalomaniac desires, and aspires to create great chaos in the world. He lusts for the ultimate dark power and does not care for the consequences that it would bring to the rest of the world, willing to let it be plunged into endless chaos with millions of lives being consumed by his warped desires.

Fawful is also arguably the most self-absorbed villain in the series, building statues in his honor wherever he goes, hosting shows about him, speaking of himself in third person in honor, constantly making speeches on his genius, and even giving his army his own likeness. To further show off his image, Fawful created several Fawful merchandise sold to his minions, and even made some of his minions look like him (such as "Fawful Guy").

("Did you know Fawful is grimdark? Me neither.")

Flavio

Flavio enjoys believing that he is a fearless, brilliant man that others idolize and envy, but in reality he is not particularly popular among his crew, or anyone, as a matter of fact.

("Don't tell this to his fanbase..." - Technetium (talk))

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Trivia

• Flavio is referenced in Fire Emblem Awakening by Flavia, great khan of Feroxi. In her support with the games player character (default name Robin.) She mentions a seafaring cousin by the name of Flavio who travels the seas with a family heirloom - a red skull gem.

("Flavio for Smash." - Technetium (talk))

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Trivia

• Flavio bares a few similarities to the One Piece character Usopp, They're both long-nosed dishonest cowards

("There once was a man named Cortez, who was King of the Pirates. He had fame, power, and wealth beyond your wildest dreams. Before they hung him from the Rogueport gallows, these were the final words he said: "My fortune is yours for the taking, amigos, but you'll have to find it first. I left everything I own in Una Pieza." Ever since, pirates from all over the world set sail for Keelhaul Key, searching for Una Pieza, the treasure that would make their dreams come true!" - Technetium (talk))

Frankie

However, Frankie had the misfortune of falling in love with Francesca, Don Pianta's daughter, making him an enemy to the Don and the Pianta Syndicate. The two lovebirds decide to elope, and Mario is asked to find them on the Don's behalf. Mario finds them at the harbor in Rogueport, but is conflicted, unsure if he should reveal their location to Don Pianta. However, Francesca and Frankie return to the Don, and through Mario's intervention, the boss gives the couple his approval.

Funky Kong

Before of events of Donkey Kong Country, Funky Kong was sergeant of United States Marine Corps.

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Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest

Funky Kong's role is expanded upon in the Game Boy Advance version of Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest when he comes out as homosexual.

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Trivia

• It should be noted that Funky Kong is considered to have the best theme song in whatever game he appears in.

Gary (Super Paper Mario)

Gary then helps hold down Luigi for Nastasia so she can hypnotize him into serving Count Bleck as well.
("Pictured: Gary.") P-Tux7 (talk) 17:28, May 18, 2025 (EDT)

Ghost T.

Trivia

• In the shop on the Excess Express, you can hear footsteps, possibly meaning Ghost T. is looking at items.

Goomba (Super Paper Mario character)

The Goomba betrays Luigi in favor of Nastasia

“Hey lady! Got room for one more on your team?”

—Goomba, Super Paper Mario

An unnamed Goomba appears during the second interlude of Super Paper Mario, after the events of Chapter 2-4, along with his apparent partner, Gary. The two come across Luigi in Castle Bleck, having been scattered along with the rest of the attendees of the wedding of Princess Peach and Bowser. They convince him to help them find an escape route, while promising to abandon him should they fail. After a short journey, they run into a dead end and are cornered by Nastasia and a group of brainwashed enemies. Gary is brainwashed, to the other Goomba's horror. The Goomba then betrays Luigi and willingly joins Count Bleck, the only known member of the Koopa Troop to do so. After swearing his loyalty to the count, he helps the other enemies hold down Luigi, allowing Nastasia to brainwash him into Mr. L. The Goomba is not mentioned for the remainder of the game, but it is possible that he is one of the few Goombas found in the castle during Chapter 8.

Goombella

As stated in her Tattle in the underground area of Shhwonk Fortress, Goombella is the only Goomba who wears shoes.

("Goombella has the same feet as any other Goomba..." -LeftyGreenMario (talk))

Hen

The hen is Wario's pet Chicken seen in Wario Land II. She is notable for being the only known female Chicken and also for being one of the few things that Wario expresses love for.
[...]
Although Wario seems to love his hen very much, she may be his unwilling prisoner. During Wario's attempt to bring her home, she is constantly trying to run away. This may, however, be merely because she is roused up by the turn of events in her peaceful life.

Herman Smirch

He has little empathy for others, attempting to distance himself from a homeless Vietnam veteran and thinking to himself, "Beggars should be shot!" ("No, the comic doesn't say he's a Vietnam veteran, so sadly the Vietnam War is not canon to the Mario universe. This hoax lasted from April 2007 to May 2024, over 17 years.~P-Tux7 (talk)")
[...]
Because of the series' early cancellation, the truth about Smirch's misadventures was never truly revealed - that he had merely hallucinated Tatanga, Daisy, and Mario coming out, and none of it was happening at all.

("I wish this comic's existence had been a hallucination. ~P-Tux7 (talk)")

Holly Mackerel

Unlike traditional depictions of mermaids, she has comely female human legs and a fish's head and torso.

("That seems a little opinionated.") - Niiue (talk)

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Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Italian	Titty Sgombro	Titty Mackerel

("As if the comely legs thing wasn't weird enough..." - Arend (talk))
("Troy McClure, did you write this article?" - Doc von Schmeltwick (talk))

Hootenanny

Hootenanny

Hootenanny is a Wiggler in Mario Party 2. She appears in Western Land where she runs a milk shop. When a character passes by her shop, they will have the option to give her 20 Coins to start a Hootenanny. If the player accepts her offer, then all the other characters come to the Milk shop area for a Hootenanny, which brings everyone to the character.

("Note: this is a generic Wiggler. "Hootenanny" is just a word it says in reference to the event it triggers. Somewhere along the line, someone decided that this random uncapitalized word it says must be its name, and from that, that it must be female. If jumping to conclusions were an Olympic category, we'd have a finalist here." - Doc von Schmeltwick (talk))

Iggy Koopa

Iggy Koopa (known as Hop Koopa in the cartoons) is the second Youngest^[1] of the Koopalings, [...]

References

1. ^ its right

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("...To be fair though, Hip and Hop were considered the youngest of the Koopa Kids in The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 (likely due to Iggy and Lemmy's already similar appearances back in the day, plus that Lemmy is the shortest), so it's not too farfetched of an idea." -Arend (talk))

Invincible Raccoon Mario

Find info. on White Raccoon Mario(wich is the same).

Jabble

If the player discovers Jabble, he can join Mario and the other Punis in their fight to rescue their home. It is unknown what he does, though, whether it's shielding, attacking, or absolutely nothing.

("Jabble wins by doing absolutely nothing." - Technetium (talk))

Jimmy's Folks

M&M Duels

Whenever I get a package of plain M&Ms, I make it my duty to continue the strength and robustness of the candy as a species. To this end, I hold M&M duels.

Taking two candies between my thumb and forefinger, I apply pressure, squeezing them together until one of them cracks and splinters. That is the "loser" and I eat the inferior one immediately. The winner gets to go another round.

I have found that, in general, the brown and red M&Ms are tougher, and the newer blue ones are genetically inferior. I have hypothesized that the blue M&Ms as a race cannot survive long in the intense theatre of competition that is the modern candy and snack-food world.

Occasionally I will get a mutation, a candy that is misshapen, or pointier, or flatter than the rest. Almost invariably this proves to be a weakness, but on very rare occasions it gives the candy extra strength. In this way, the species continues to adapt to its environment.

When I reach the end of the pack, I am left with one M&M, the strongest of the herd. Since it would make no sense to eat this one as well, I pack it neatly in an envelope and send it to M&M Mars, A Division of Mars, Inc., Hackettstown, NJ 17840-1503 U.S.A., along with a 3x5 card reading, "Please use this M&M for breeding purposes."

This week they wrote back to thank me, and sent me a coupon for a free 1/2 pound bag of plain M&Ms. I consider this "grant money." I have set aside the weekend for a grand tournament. From a field of hundreds, we will discover the True Champion.

There can be only one

("Survival of the fittest." - Apikachu68 (talk))

("Fun fact: This essay/passage was pasted verbatim on both the Penny and Dr. Crygor pages, if I could remember my browsing last year. I don't know where this weird duel story came from originally..." — PnnyCrygr (talk))

Joe and Mac

Trivia

• The Tyrant Triffid, an enemy from the Joe & Mac series, bears a close resemblance to the Piranha Plant. They are mythical man-eating plants similar to the venus flytrap that spit poisonous seeds. Their large ruler, the Legendary Giant Tyrant Triffid, has a position similar to Petey Piranha.

("Here's another case of 'drawing arbitrary comparisons, particularly to something that didn't come until years later in Petey's case (and not even being the subject of the article).' What makes this really special is that while this was added at the end of April 2011, it wouldn't be removed until the end of May 2021, ten years plus one month later.") - Doc von Schmeltwick (talk)

K. Lumsy

History

K. Lumsy is to remain in the cage as punishment for his actions and is only to be released when he learns to be a vicious destroyer who has no sympathies towards the Kong Family.

Kamek

Kamek is a high ranking Magikoopa in the Koopa Troop. Kamek has cared for Bowser since he was a child. Kamek's first appearance was in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island where he foresaw that two babies born that night would cause great trouble for the Koopa Troop. Kamek captured one of them, Baby Luigi, but failed to find the other one, Baby Mario. Kamek continued to serve Bowser for many years, trying to kidnap Mario & Luigi, but failing. Kamek is also a leader of his own group known as the Toadies, who follow Kamek's every whim. Kamek also made an appearance in the spin-off game, Mario Party DS, once again serving as Bowser's Acolyte. Somehow, he has managed to appear again in New Super Mario Bros. Wii as he continues to assist the Koopalings and Bowser.

[...]

super mario 63

kamek plays a impotent role in the online remake of super mario 64 super mario 63. kamek is the companion of bowser and eventually betrays bowser and goes of on his own. at his castle mario must battle a magical bully to get a red shine sprite and go unlock a room in the attic. and helps mario save princes peach at the end of the game.

[...]

Personality

Kamek is a character that is devoted to Bowser; he does what his master wishes, without question. This means that if Bowser gives an order, no matter how ridiculous or difficult, Kamek will follow it. In addition, Kamek views Bowser like a son to him, as evidenced by his psychopath quote "That's... my child?" in reference to Bowser. He is also very evil, formulating diabolical schemes with little thought as to how they will affect innocent people, such as kidnapping the Baby Mario brothers and attempting to destroy his enemies without a second's hesitation and instead a feeling of joy (apparent in his speeches to the Yoshis before setting one of his monsters on them).

("I like how some of those try-hard personality sections tries to put on a air of intensity and sophistication, even with such poor content. 'The bad guy is very evil, making bad things which are very not good and that without any feeling of goodness.'")

[...]

In that game, Kamek is shown to be quite polite, though he takes clear enjoyment in either conjuring Bad Luck Spaces or scorceling them into Extra Bad Luck Spaces (exempting instances where the victim is Bowser or Bowser Jr., in which case he is apologetic to his liege and horrified at having to do so).

Kaoru

Kaoru, during an intense bout of Super Mario 3.

Kaoru is a fictional Real World young girl who's only appearance is within the Super Mario's Fire Brigade OVA. As said appearance remains un-translated, her personality and mannerisms are guessed for the sake of this entry.

Kaoru appears to be a fan of games as shown by her dedication to her run of Super Mario 3 in the OVA's opening scene. She also seems to disagree with her brother, Tatsuya as evidenced by her slightly rude tone of voice while playing. From the fact that she took her mother's sparklers without asking, we can also assume that she has a mischievous streak to her.

Later on in the short, we can also see that her relationship with her father differs from the kinder tone she has with her mother. Kaoru also seems to be used to her father's drunken escapades and disapproves of them, denying him a kiss as well as sassing him when asked to pour a bath for him. Due to Mario's advice earlier on in the film, she also is one to spring to action when earthquakes hit, informing her mother about the running gas stove.

("Immediate self-contradiction, an article shorter than my big toe, and an outright statement of speculation - and what BOLD speculations they are! Good thing it only took two years for someone to actually start the rewrite... I think I'm gonna need a drink now.") --Lord Grammaticus

Kemik

1. redrect Magicopa

("Kemik, Magic cop.")

King Boo

Apparently wearing a small crown is enough to make you king, but ones from Burger King aren't enough to make your girlfriend call you her majesty. I suppose that's another story.

Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition

King bill and Boo can be eaten with mushrooms.

("I don't want to know what is capable of possibly eating a King Bill. Also, what does this have to do with King Boo? - Doc von Schmeltwick (talk))

King K. Rool

K. Rool's greatest weakness is his own incompetence. It's very common for him to be defeated, simply because he keeps repeating his mistakes in a fight, such as in Donkey Kong Country, when he keeps throwing his crown, allowing Donkey and Diddy to jump on his head, and in Donkey Kong 64, where his constant showboating also gives the Kongs an opening to attack.

King Olly

Trivia

• King Olly's physical design of very sharp edges and points is a visual pun on his personality. Olly has what can be described as a dark emo or "edgy" personality.

("It's not a phase, Olivia! I swear!" - EleCyon (talk))

Kirby

Trivia

• In The Super Mario Bros. Movie (2023 animated film by Illuminaton), Kirby is not seen making a cameo due to the mistakes in the movie.

Koopa Koot

Who knew such a fragile old person could be such a nuisance.

Trivia

• It is possible that Koopa Koot's payment of a single coin each time he pays Mario could possibly a reference to monetary inflation. Even though it is a simple coin he is giving Mario, it is possible that it was worth more when he was younger.

Koopalings

How [Bowser] treats them is debatable as he has never had any intercourse with them besides the credits of Super Mario World.

("Sickest Typo I ever saw." - Sir Grodus (talk))

("Actually, this is misleading, but correct. The first definition of intercourse in the third edition of the Collins English Dictionary is "communication or exchange between individuals; mutual dealings." Still, don't do this." —Soler (talk).)

[...]

how ever the nintendow company dose perticuly seem to care and contunes to pretent game paper work suggesting(but not out right claming) they are his children. even thaw Shigeru Miyamoto revild they are not his derect children the are the ownly other memders of bowers speaces other them bowers Jr. ever shown(thaw boom and his sister are also the same they are referd to has the forgonten koopalings implying they were actuly part of the groop)witch seems to imply they are in some way related to him. this is further hinted by the fact they seem to have some degree of athourity over Kamek who anser directly to the royal family.

("If you can successfully read this, you win a medal." - Yoshi876 (talk))

Koopley

Koopley, a true survivor.

("Given that he was being subjected to the stinky, smelly feet of Hooktail, he more than deserves this title." Arend (talk))

[...]

It's possible that Koops is named after his father.

("I spent hours of my life stomping… Koopleys." — Chris Pratt (talk))

Korvallis

The dead body.

Although Kolorado's father is now a Dull Bones (a type of Dry Bones sub-species), he was presumably once a Koopa (like his more fortunate, living son).

[...]

It is also never revealed whether Kolorado is aware of his father's unfortunate demise; one of the few things known about this minor bone pile is that his spirit no longer lingers in his body after death (because he is one of the handful of Dull Bones who will not move or attack Mario).
("What a 'kindred spirit'.") P-Tux7 (talk) 22:54, May 10, 2025 (EDT)
("Wasn't enough to call him a bone pile, no, you had to call him a minor one, too. How utterly depersonalizing." - Camwoodstock (talk))

(This sentence was later changed to...)
It is also never revealed whether Kolorado is aware of his father's demise; one of the few things known about the bone pile is that he is probbily kind, as he is one of the few Dull Bones that doesn't attack Mario.
("Does he even count as a Dull Bones? His shoes are blue. Maybe blue-shoed Bones are just nice like that. Or lazy, take your pick." - Doc von Schmeltwick (talk))

("I mean, his... bone complexion(?) IS the same as that of a normal Dull Bones... Both are this pale yellow while a Dry Bones is light gray" -Arend (talk))

("He's a Dull Bones according to the Creepy Steeple Boo's quiz, in the very same question that gave us the name "Korvallis"." - Technetium (talk))

Kroop

Trivia

• Kroop's name is the word croup misspelled to appear similar to the word Koopa. Croup is a disease that ordinarily affects children no older than three years old (which is quite odd, considering Kroop's implied age). The fact that croup involves the breakdown of the lungs (a scenario commonly associated with rather old people) is probably the reason Kroop is named after it. It could also be sarcasm directed at Kroop's old age.

("Croup is milder than portrayed here, and affects the trachea, not the lungs. I would also get it until I was like 10 or 11 so..." - Technetium (talk))

Lady Bow

Bow is named after Bowser.

("As if Bowyer's name is confusing enough..." - Toadette the Achiever (talk))

Laki

Trivia

• Shockingly, Laki was given a reference in Super Paper Mario, where he left graffiti stating that he loves both Koopla and Buzzo in Merlee's Mansion's men's restroom. It is unknown how he managed to get to Gloam Valley (which exists in a separate dimension than that of Rogueport) to do so, and it is possible that the programmers intended for this Laki to be a different one than the one seen in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.

("He took a train, duh." - Technetium (talk))

Lakitu (character)

This page is about the red-shelled Lakitu character. For information about the generic Lakitus often appearing as enemies in the Mario series, see here.

Lakitu
Lakitu, as he appears in Mario Kart 7.
Full name	Lakitu
Species	Lakitu
First appearance	Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga (2003)
Latest appearance	Mario Kart 7 (2011)
Affiliation(s)	Mario, Luigi

Lakitu is a character who makes his first appearance in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. Unlike the generic green-shelled Lakitu enemies, Lakitu has a red shell.

History

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga

Lakitu carrying the level-up bonus sign in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga.

Lakitu has a minor role in the Mario & Luigi series, debuting in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. In the game, he is a Fishin' Lakitu. Lakitu appears every time Mario or Luigi level up, carrying a selecting device that allows Mario and Luigi to choose an aspect of their abilities to level up; the device then flips over and becomes a roulette that determines how many points the brother earns. Once Mario and Luigi reach level 99, which is the highest level in this game, they won't be able to see Lakitu again, since they can't level up anymore.

Mario Kart 7

Lakitu, and his kart in Mario Kart 7.

Lakitu is a playable character in the Mario Kart game, Mario Kart 7. He is a light class character, with acceleration and off-road being his best stats. It is worth mentioning that the playable Lakitu still has a red shell like before, but is no longer a Fishin' Lakitu, but a racer, and appears along with the green-shelled Lakitu, who is the Fishin' Lakitu that has appeared in every Mario Kart game to date. Lakitu is one of the unlockable characters, and the player needs to win the 150cc Lightning Cup to unlock him. When racing, Lakitu doesn't have his cloud with him, but his standard kart resembles one. Lakitu's racing symbol is also the Lakitu's Cloud.

Lanky Kong

Like a real orangutan, Lanky is capable of stretching his arms afar, which he can even use to defeat weak enemies (such as Gnawty and Kritter) with.

(that's wild, i didn't know they could do that. - EvieMaybe (talk)

Larry Koopa

He seems to belong to Grasslands becouse he owns the Grass land in super Mario Bros 3 and guards World 1 in new super mario bros wii.

("And yet he's found in the Sparkling Waters in New Super Mario Bros. U.") - Sparks (talk)

Lord Fredrik

Names in other langues

Lord Fredrik

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
French	Sire Frighorrifik	Refrigerator Guy

("Fredrik, the refrigerator guy")

(Wait, is it supposed to say "langues?" -Mags (talk) 21:15, February 7, 2021 (EST))

Lubba

Lubba is a particularly portly purple Luma who first appears in Super Mario Galaxy 2.

(This particular sentence has been the subject of rigurous edit warring, and has resulted in the page been protected. It was even the subject of a popular tweet.)

Ludwig von Koopa

Hotel Mario

In Hotel Mario, Ludwig appears as the boss in Ludwig's Thump Castle Hotel in Ludwig's Frantic Lab. In this game, Ludwig displayed the previously unseen ability to teleport and shoot blast of lightning from his hands. Ludwig is slow and primarily changes floor via teleportation, though he will take the opportunity to take Mario or Luigi in an elevator if he comes across them. If this happens, he shows no mercy and puts a gluttonous end to them, though at least he has the dignity to keep their cap in his stomach. Despite these new powers, Ludwig is still defeated by the Mario Bros.

Luigeena

Luigeena is a minor character in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! who appeared in "Marianne & Luigeena."

Appearance

Luigeena claims that she has been compared to her cousin Luigi many times. Not only do they have identical faces, but they also have similar builds, as both are tall and lanky. She wears a bright red dress with nylons, matching hat, long gold necklace, and black heeled shoes, and she uses a black leather purse.

("Forget that the Appearance section is overly descriptive; it referring to Luigeena as a minor character is ridiculously funny." - Apikachu68 (talk))

Luigi

Luigi
Luigi, as he appears in New Super Mario Bros. Wii.
Full name	Luigi, Luigi Mario (film only)
Species	Human Culture: Italian
First appearance	Mario Bros. (1983)
Latest appearance	Fortune Street / Mario Kart 7 (2011)
Latest portrayal	Charles Martinet (1996-present)
Affiliation(s)	Mushroom Kingdom, Mario, Princess Peach, Princess Daisy, Yoshi, Toad

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Most fans are pretty sure that Luigi hates King Boo a lot because of Boos seem to be his worst fear or the fact that King Boo captured Mario.

[...]

When Luigi uses his Final Smash, the Negative Zone, it sounds like Luigi says, "hell". This may be one hint that Luigi has a really depressing life.

[...]

Toad had really good terms with Luigi for a very long time. He gives him special items in Luigi's Mansion. Luigi and Toadette are actually secretly dating.

[...]

Luigi is a crybaby like Baby Mario from Yoshi's Island series.

[...]

When speaking, he talks in a strong italian accent like his brother (except in Mario Strikers Charged, where he speaks in a Spanish accent)

[...]

With the help of E. Gadd, he was freed from his pastel prison in a rather comedic way.

("This is poetry all of a sudden?")

Mallow

History

Like several characters introduced in the game, Mallow has not appeared again excepting one mention in the 2005 visual novel "Yoshi no Densetsu" when Toadette confirmed that he had been assassinated in exile following a fundamentalist coup.

Mario

The following two images are a commentary made by a former administrator on the very poor state of the Mario page circa 2010.

[...] In the third cinematic, after defeating Bowser's team in Challenge Mode, Mario celebrates with the other characters in the center of the infield. After doing so, Mario and the other characters march toward the entrance of the Baseball Kingdom to gaze towards the binary sunset before the lights turn on for the night.

("I don't see any indication that Mario games take place in a binary star system.") - Mario (talk)
("What do you mean the Mushroom Kingdom's not on Tatooine? There goes my headcanon...") - Doc von Schmeltwick (talk)
("Mario does not fully trust Peach, despite the fact that she is the one he has to save.") - FanOfYoshi (talk)

[...]

Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story

Mario & Luigi with Starlow

Mario & Luigi are back again in their latest appearance, Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story! A new disease, the blorbs, which make toads grow to a giant size, has effected the Mushroom Kindgom citizens from a mysterious man in a grey cloak selling Blorb Mushrooms. Mario & Luigi attendant a meeting when a misunderstanding with Bowser entering caused a fight with Mario. After defeated, Bowser gets a lucky mushroom? from the same grey cloak man, who later turns out to be Fawful! The mushroom makes Bowser inhale everything, including Mario, Luigi, Starlow, and the Princess!

Mario & Luigi are found inside Bowser, that is knocked out in Cavi Cape. The Bros. and Starlow help Bowser get his castle back from Fawful. Along the way, Bowser meets Broque and Broggy, gets the ability of the Vacuum block, has Mario & Luigi make him stronger/bigger/faster from his body, and Bowser makes a minion-leader relationship with Chippy (Starlow's nickname for him). When Bowser finally reaches his castle and retakes it, Bowser is grown fat from winning the fight against Midbus, a giant pig.

While Bowser is fat, Mario & Luigi find Peach in the Flab Zone, who is kidnapped in front of them by Alpha Kretin. After a long chase, and learning the Bros. Badges, the Mario's traps and defeats Alpha & Beta Kretin, freeing the Princess. Peach, after the boss battle, tells them that Fawful probaly wants the Dark Star, so he can control the Mushroom Kingdom. And, even worse, needs Princess Peach! As they find an exit, Peach is taken out of Bowser's Body by Fawful and is once again kidnapped! Meanwhile, Midbus gives Bowser a treadmill to lose his extra pounds on.

After the rapid weight lost, with Bowser's calories literally on fire, gets blown by to Cavi Cape by a lot of bob-ombs. Bowser travels the tunnels to find a few monty moles, which he (Mario & Luigi) help dig a route to Toad Town for his secret escape exit for later kidnappings. After the tunnel digging, Bowser is knocked out once again when defense detectors shoots him with electricity. Mario & Luigi find pipes (which is odd) that leads them out of Bowser's Body. So they head to Peach's castle, but is stopped by a barrage that Fawful made to prevent access. In need of help, the Mario's go to Dr. Toadley, who, after another Bowser fight, tells them to find the three star cures to heal the Blorbs and break the barrier.

After the Mario Bros., Starlow, and Bowser (who overheard them talking about the cures) find the three cures, breaks the barrier, and enters Peach's castle. Mario & Luigi travel until they find Bowser knocked out in a island of trash. And, after fighting Junker, go back into Bowser, and wakes him up from his back pain. So, after going through the castle all to finding the Dark Star awakening and Fawful becoming Dark Fawful, who is sent flying by Bowser. Dark Star enters Bowser, who copies his DNA, but is incomplete thanks to the Mario Bros., and combines with Dark Fawful to create Dark Bowser!

Bowser follows Dark Star to a tower top, and an epic battle begins! After Mario & Luigi defeat Dark Star Core and Bowser defeats Dark Bowser, Fawful does a explosion that was suppose to kill the Mario Bros., but only ended up destroying him instead, and expelling everyone else from Bowser's body, freeing them. After realizing that the Mario's were inside Bowser, Bowser and Mario & Luigi fight, which ends the story and starts the usual chaos in the Mushroom Kingdom. At the end, it is revealed that Mario and Luigi win yet again and Bowser is back at his ruined castle, recovering from the injuries he sustained in their fight.

("The abundance of exclamation marks is the best part." — PnnyCrygr (talk))

[...]

Aliases

Throughout his illustrious history, Mario has been referred to as various names besides "Mario". Here is a listing of his aliases from Mario games and The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!!.

Name	Game or Episode Mario is referred to	Who/What refers to Mario
Basin Brain	"Jungle Fever", "20,000 Koopas Under the Sea"	Bowser
Big bro	Various games	Luigi
Big Brute	Super Mario 64 DS	Rabbit
Bro	Paper Mario series, Super Mario Galaxy 2	Luigi
Butch Mario	"Butch Mario & the Luigi Kid"	Episode title
Butterball	Super Paper Mario	Mr. L
Captain	Super Mario Galaxy 2	Lubba
Captain 'Stache	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	Pa-Patch and Flavio
Captain Kidder	"Pirates of Koopa"	Himself
Clumsy Crush-a-lot	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	Zess T.
Criminal Varmint	"Butch Mario and the Luigi Kid"	Mouser
Crocodile Mario	"Crocodile Mario"	Episode title
Cutlet	Mario & Luigi: Dream Team	Big Massif, Lil' Massif
Darling	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	Flurrie
Dear	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	Toodles
Dr. Mario	Paper Mario	Whale
Drain Brain	"Mario and the Red Baron Koopa", "Princess Toadstool for President"	Bowser
Drains-for-Brains	"Brooklyn Bound"	Bowser
Dumber Plumber	Trojan Koopa !"The Trojan Koopa"	Bowser
Faucet Face	"King Mario of Cramalot", "Star Koopa", "Oh, Brother!"	Bowser, Luigi, Ludwig
Faucet Flop	"Crocodile Mario"	Bowser
Faucet Freak	"Jungle Fever"	Bowser
Gonzales	Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door	Residents of the Glitz Pit
Great Gonzales !The Great Gonzales	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	Grubba, Yoshi, and other various characters.
Handsome Mustache Man	Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door	Ms. Mowz
Hero of Legend	Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door	Black Chest Demon
Heroic Mustache Man	Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door	Ms. Mowz
Horrible Rabbit Grabber	Super Mario 64 DS	Rabbit
Human Blur !The Human Blur	Super Mario 64	Koopa the Quick
Human Rocket !The Human Rocket	Super Mario 64 DS	Koopa the Quick
Jumpman	Donkey Kong, Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door	Donkey Kong, Audience member in the Glitz Pit
Lasagna Lovin' Loser	"King Mario of Cramalot"	Bowser
Linguine Breath	Super Mario 64	Wiggler
Little Appetizer	Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door	Hooktail
Little Lasagna Lover	"Mario Meets Koop-zilla"	Bowser
Little Mario	Donkey Kong Jr.	Game's flyer
Luigi	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	Pennington (mistakenly)
Lunkhead	"Super Koopa"	Bowser
M	Mario is Missing!	Luigi
Macaroni Mouth	"Star Koopa"	Bowser
Maria	Super Paper Mario	O'Chunks
Mario Master	"Oh, Brother!"	Ludwig
Mario-san	"Karate Koopa"	Misaki
Mariotta	Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars	Garro
Marty-o	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	Puni Elder
Master Mario	Super Mario Sunshine, Mario & Luigi series, Paper Mario: Sticker Star	Toadsworth, A Toad
Mister Man	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	Goombella
Mr. Big Shot	Paper Mario	Red Goomba
Mr. Bigtime Gambler	"Rolling Down the River"	Luigi
Mr. Cutie	Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door	Ms. Mowz
Mr. Jumpsallthetime	Super Paper Mario	Mr. L
Mr. Mustache	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	Beldam
Mr. Squishy	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	Zess T.
Murphy	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	Kroop
Muttonhead	"Pirates of Koopa"	Bowser
New Bee	Super Mario Galaxy	Queen Bee
Nozzle Nose	Mark of Zero !"The Mark of Zero"	Bowser
Old Man	Super Mario Galaxy	Penguin
Old 'stache guy	Super Mario Galaxy	Penguin
Pain-in-the-Drain Plumber	Ten Koopmandments !"The Ten Koopmandments", "7 Continents for 7 Koopas"	Bowser
Parmesan Plumber	"Mario Meets Koop-zilla"	Bowser
Pathetic Plunger Pusher	"Crocodile Mario"	Bowser
Pepperoni Plumber	"King Mario of Cramalot"	Bowser
Pesky Plumber	Various episodes	Bowser
Pinhead Plumber	Bird! The Bird! !"The Bird! The Bird!"	Bowser
Pipesqueak	"Oh, Brother!"	Bowser
Pipesqueak Plumber	"Butch Mario and the Luigi Kid"	Bowser
Plumb Bum	"Mario of the Deep"	Bowser
Plumb Dumb	"King Scoopa Koopa"	Bowser
Plumb Scum	Unzappables, Ten Koopmandments !"The Unzappables", "The Ten Koopmandments"	Bowser
Proverbial Mustache !The Proverbial Mustache	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	Don Pianta
Provolone Bonehead	Provolone Ranger !"The Provolone Ranger"	Bowser
Provolone Ranger !The Provolone Ranger	Provolone Ranger !"The Provolone Ranger"	Episode title
Puny Plumber	"Karate Koopa"	Bowser
Red-Cap	Luigi's Mansion	One of the possessed portraits in the Parlor
Red man of mustache	Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time	The Star Gate
Robo-Router	"Robo Koopa"	Bowser
Royal Mario	"King Mario of Cramalot"	Mervin
Scum Scrubber	Bird! The Bird! !"The Bird! The Bird!"	Bowser
Sherlock Mario	Adventures of Sherlock Mario !"The Adventures of Sherlock Mario"	Episode title
Shortie	Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars	Bowser
Shy Guy	Paper Mario	A Toad in Toad Town during Chapter 4
Sir Stomp-on-Stuff	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	Zess T.
Slick	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	Doopliss
Stache	Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, Super Paper Mario	Various characters
Stache Man !'Stache Man	Super Mario Galaxy 2	Bob-omb Buddies
Stompy	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	Zess T.
Stupid Mario Bros.	"Crimes R Us"	Kootie Pie Koopa (Referring to both Mario and Luigi)
Super Coward Bros.	Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga	Bowser
Super Loser Bros.	Mario & Luigi: Dream Team	Bowser
Super Stupid Bros.	Super Paper Mario	Bowser
Sweetie	Super Mario Galaxy 2	Gearmo
Thanta Clauthe	Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga	Hermie III
Two-bit Tortellini Taster	"Mario Meets Koop-zilla"	Bowser
Whiskers	Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time	Kylie Koopa
Wretched Fool	Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door	Shadow Queen (Referring to both Mario and his partners)
Yeti-lip	Super Paper Mario	Fracktail

("According to MarioWiki, being on the receiving end of petty playground insults is just you taking on new alter egos.") - Bazooka Mario (talk)

("I had a feeling that Basin Brain was secretly Mario") - Pirate Goomba (talk)

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• Mario and Peach and their relationship going from friendly to romantic has been in the early 2020s subject and target of toxic and bigoted ageist and neo-puritan attacks on social media based on irrational basis. They criticized it because of Peach being supposedly 16 (average legal age of consent in Japan and most of North America and Europe) and 18 (average legal age of majority and adulthood in the world) basing merely on the release of the game Super Princess Peach, while Mario being in his early 40s basing on his first appearance in the 1981 game Donkey Kong, although Shigeru Miyamoto stated previously that Mario is around 24-25. While Princess Peach's age has never been officially revealed probably to avoid further problems of this kind (although previous sources suggest that she may be between around 18 and around 20/early 20s), this didn't stop the recent ageist stigma in the West (particularly in America) regarding age differences between consenting legal/adult individuals, even between fictional and foreign fictional characters (like in this case).

("This was in the trivia section. And also on the Mario article, as if we don't already have a list of controversies on here.") - DrippingYellow (talk)

Marth

Interestingly, when Marth uses Counter, he will say "Soko da", which translates to "There it is". This means he has found an opening to attack, and there it is.

Merlumina

After conversing some more about Watchitt, Merlumina told another long story, and, for the first time in Paper Mario history, she indeed caught Mario sleeping and threw a fit about it (calling Mario selfish and insensible above all else).

Meta Knight

Meta Knight is one of Kirby's rivals and sometimes friend. Meta Knight was born in Dream Land, where Kirby also grew up in. As such, he loves his home, and will do anything to make it a better place. Unfortunately, his ways sometimes involve violence (like trying to create a war with Dream Land to cure them of their laziness), and he will not hesitate to hurt even Kirby, to get what he wants. Despite this, he is actually a mis-understood villain. He is also the only other one of Kirby's (unknown) species, only further tying the two together.

Metal Mario (character)

Unlike Mario, Metal Mario often plays the role of Mario's rival.

("I wonder how Mario was his own rival." - Tails777 (talk))

MIPS

• MIPS, Also looks very high in this picture. He may have had a bit too much to toke before getting himself lost in the Basement of princess peaches Castle.

Gallery

• 

  Full map of Woody Woods, with yellow, pink, and orange rabbits assimilating MIPS around the Item Shop

(BJAODN corrected the Super Mario Wiki's most infamous mistake before they fixed it)

Morton Koopa Jr.

He will wander around open any doors; however, if he finds Mario or Luigi inside an elevator, he will step inside for a moment, then step out and spit the ill-fated plumber's cap on the floor. Fortunately, the Mario Bros. were able to move on.

Mrs. Shroomlock

Appearance

Mrs. Shroomlock is a female Toad with a white mushroom cap bearing magenta round spots. Her facial structure is narrower than ordinary Toads, and she wears plum lipstick around her mouth. She has plum purple afro hair in the rear of her head. Her attire features a purple dress in form of an apron that has a dark grape purple frill below the skirt area and a single pocket in pink color in the center of the dress. She is also equipped with a pure white blouse with short sleeves. Her legs are cloaked in white tights, and the footwear consists of purple pajama slippers.

("The user who wrote this is really into Mrs. Shroomlock." - Apikachu68 (talk))

Nao Kimori/Sal Out

She appears in Wario Ware Touched and Twisted. If you don't know who she is, she is the girl who sings the background music of Mona's stages in Twisted, and Mike's Theme in Touched. Also, she appears in the unlockable video in Wario Ware Touched that is accessed by playing Touched with Twisted in the Game Boy Advance slot. Needless to say, she's the local idol singer, but beyond that, not much is known about her.

In Twisted, as I've already said, she appears between microgames. When you win, she cheers, and when you lose, she falls on her face as the song she sings distorts a little. She also appears several times in Mona's Cutscene.

Nao Kimori/Sal Out is a human.

("And Pirate Goomba is a Goomba." — SolemnStormcloud (talk))

Nina (Super Mario Maker 2)

Trivia

Nina has a big breast wrote “Super Mario Maker 2”.

("People really need to keep their inappropriate comments to themselves.")
("What is it even trying to say? Is it saying that Nina's chest wrote the game or its title, or that the game wrote a comment about her chest? Neither makes any sense." - Doc von Schmeltwick (talk))
("I finally get it. They're trying to say that Nina has the game's title on her shirt, only it was written by someone who thought they were the funniest person alive.") - DrippingYellow (talk)

Noki

Blue (Grande Homem) Noki is the most famous of all the Nokis for his clutch play against the Bowser Blue Shells in the Mario Baseball League World Series. Unbelievable stats in the series mixed with his clutch performances at the plate against the Blue Shell's captain and ace, Keith Bowser, led him to being awarded with the series MVP award. It was later discovered that Noki had a one night stand with Kate Upton after the heroic performance. This loss sent Bowser down a spiralling path that he still has yet to recover from and the last the media had ever heard from him was "Blue is a great athlete and a great guy, but there is no way that guy wasn't juicing".

Olivia

Trivia

• When she transforms into a giant hammer, that's a reference how Mario uses a hammer for his main attack in Super Mario RPG: The Legend of the Seven Stars, The Paper Mario Series, and in the Mario & Luigi series.

("What else would it be a reference to?") - Swallow (talk)

Oogtar

He also speaks with often unfinished, though usually incomplete sentences.

("His sentences are usually incomplete, but they're also usually incomplete." - Doc von Schmeltwick (talk))

Pa-Patch

Trivia

• Due to his accent, Pa-Patch may be Scottish, Irish, Austrailian, or Canadian.

Paper Mario (character)

Paper Mario
Species	Human, Paper Cutout (literal)
First appearance	Super Mario Maker (as a costume) (2015)
Latest appearance	Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (spirit cameo) (2018)

Paperfolk

Paperfolk
Several examples of Paperfolk from Paper Mario: The Origami King.
First appearance	Paper Mario (2000)
Relatives Folded Soldier Paper Bob-omb Paper Boo Paper Boomerang Bro Paper Broozer Paper Chain Chomp Paper Dry Bones Paper Fire Bro Paper Fire Piranha Plant Paper Fuzzy Paper Goomba Paper Hammer Bro Paper Koopa Troopa Paper Ninji Paper Paragoomba Paper Paratroopa Paper Scaredy Rat Paper Shy Guy Paper Spear Guy Paper Spike Paper Spiny Paper Swoop Paper Toad
Notable members King Olly Olivia Paper Bowser Paper Bowser Jr. Paper Kamek Paper Luigi Paper Mario Paper Peach

Paperfolk (also written as two words) are a collective species of paper-based beings featured in the Paper Mario series and Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam.

Due to their composition, Paperfolk have the limitations of normal paper, able to be cut up, hole punched, stapled, and folded into origami along with other unnatural shapes. They can also get soggy when wet and suffer critical damage from fire-based attacks, as shown in Paper Jam.

History

Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam

The Paperfolk play a major role in the plot of Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, being released by Luigi from a mysterious book in the game's opening. Mario and Luigi team up with Paper Mario to track down the various Paper Toads that have been released, while Bowser unites with Paper Bowser.

After making their way through Doop Doop Dunes, the protagonists lose the book to Bowser Jr. and Paper Bowser Jr., who intend to destroy it so they can stay together, but they ultimately decide to keep it. Bowser and Paper Bowser discover the book themselves and intend to trap the Mario Bros. in the book and then destroy it. However, prior to that, the Bowsers plan to betray each other afterward, trapping the other in the book along with the trio, which they fail in doing.

After the final battle with Shiny RoboBowser, Mario, Luigi, and Paper Mario trap Paper Bowser back in the book and ultimately use the book to return all of the Paper characters and Paper terrain back to their own world.

References

("This article basically existed entirely under the pretense that Paper Jam is accurate and retconning aspects from the previous Mario RPGs... Then the future Paper Marios entirely ignored it, and there were no further Mario & Luigis (not from the same developer, anyways), so with nothing to uphold it, the hypothesis imploded even without our Canonicity guidelines. This was made in 2023." ~Camwoodstock (talk))

Penguin Toadette

Penguin Toadette Is My Favorite Character she appeared In Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas, Baby Santa's Music Box, Baby Van Gogh: World of Colors, Baby Neptune, Baby Einstein: Numbers Nursery, Baby MacDonald: A Day on the Farm, Baby Noah: Animal Expedition, Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas, Baby Monet: Discovering the Seasons, Baby's First Moves, World Music, World Animal Adventure, Neptune's Oceans and New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe. This my Favorite Character she can be Dancing with Rudy Reindeer, Theo Van Goat, Penelope Penguin

("Ah yes, Penguin Toadette is also my favorite Baby Einstein character." - ChillyBeanBAM (talk))

Pirate Goomba

(This section applies to the Captain Goomba article in the era when it was called "Pirate Goomba".)

Pirate Goomba.

Pirate Goomba is a pirate Goomba.

(It should be noted that this line quickly became a running gag around the Super Mario Wiki.)

(And thus, a legend is born)

Pirate Goomba

(This section applies to the article about the actual Pirate Goombas from Mario Party 8.)

Pirate Goombas are the pirates of Captain Goomba, and they don't actually try to be mean to the character that landed on the ? Space.

(See also: Mario (species)) P-Tux7 (talk) 14:54, April 29, 2025 (EDT)

Plum

Character Interactions

Princess Peach

Main article: Princess Peach

In Mario Golf, Plum and Peach were partners. She was in the intro along with Mario, Luigi, and Peach. They were shown golfing together. Since Daisy replaced Plum, it is possible Plum had a good relation with Peach just like Daisy does. But Peach is not her mom. Mario

Mario

She has a good relation with Mario, And probably is one of his friends. She might be Mario's relative, or not.

Podley

He is also sick with a slow working, yet deadly, virus. It inflicts him with green skin, three hairs, poor eyesight and unsightly liver marks. It is implied this virus was what killed Scarlette.

("^{[citation needed]}" - Alex95 (talk))

("If I didn't know any better, I'd think they were saying that Scarlette was suffering from Bean Fever." -Arend (talk))

Poochy

The difficulty of controlling him makes Poochy seems a little stupid, as even the title of the level Poochy Ain't Stupid tries to deny.

Yoshi's Crafted World

Artwork of Poochy riding Yoshi

("Yoshi is always to be ridden. No matter the context. He is but a gween donkey." - Doc von Schmeltwick (talk))

Trivia

• Poochy was not even mentioned in Yoshi's Island DS.
• A pokemon's name is an exact replica of his name.Poochyena.Poochyena is also a dog.

("Ackshually ☝️🤓, Poochyena is a hyena, as the name also indicates (same goes for its evolution, Mightyena). Hyenas are part of the Feliformia suborder, which dogs aren't part of at all. Cats, however, ARE part of the Feliformia suborder, so Poochyena is closer related to cats than dogs. Even then, hyenas are more specifically part of the Herpestoidea superfamily while cats are instead part of the Feloidea one, so hyenas are even closer related to mongooses if anything." -Arend (talk))

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• In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Yarn Poochy appears as a spirit, but Poochy himself is mysteriously missing. This possibly hints at Poochy becoming a playable fighter in the future.

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• In Yoshi's Story, Poochy gained a good sense of smell, but in Yoshi's Woolly World he lost it and went back to giving rides.

Princess Daisy

[...] in Mario Kart Double Dash!! daisy shares with Princess Peach the heart ability.it alows daisy to get any item that hits her kart!!!!!!!

[...]

In regard to the fact she has only been kidnapped once, she enjoys not being kidnapped.

Relationship with Other Characters

Arguably the greatest evidence for any existing relationship between Luigi and Daisy is in the Super Mario Bros. film, released in 1993. Luigi and Daisy were quite clearly depicted as being infatuated with one another in this movie.

("You do realize that those people are two different characters, right?" - SuperFlameGuy (talk))

[...] she acts pissed when the camera is approaching her after a boogie or a double boogie.

Princess Peach

((spoiler))

you may not know this but Rosalina is actually peach`s daughter in the story chapter the dream of rosalina`s story it shows peach as her mom so that clearly makes mario her dad. but she is not from the same timeline as it says the cycle never repeats itself in quite the same way… So.. you’ll see.” to mario.

("Oh boy, looks like another overexcited person watched Game Theory again.")

Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island

In Yoshi's Island, Toadstool was not in the game at all. Instead, Baby Mario and Yoshi rescued Baby Luigi from Kamek the Magikoopa.

("I really needed to know that she wasn't in this game. Thanks for pointing it out." Yoshi K (talk))

Talk:Princess Peach

Peach doesnt make sense in the Marioverse (Mickeyverse)

who was da dude who created Peach? she is nonsense and a VERY MINOR character. Rosalina should be in her place or maybe another princess... Sonic Rocks 19:16, 25 October 2008 (EDT)

In the Mickeyverse, Peach is almost unknown, what makes her useless in this wiki. I would rather delete her article but i'm not a SySop.Sonic Rocks 19:16, 25 October 2008 (EDT)

("...She's one of the four main characters...")

("Sure, because being unimportant to one franchise makes her equally useless to the one she originated from...?")- 8BrickMario (talk)

("What I find funny about this is that it wasn't Sonic Rocks (talk) who posted this, it was Super-Yoshi (talk). Looking through his contributions, Sonic Rocks never said this, and Super-Yoshi included an additional comment:

"...This is MarioWiki. If you wanna go to a Mickey Wiki, then nobody's stopping you, however you made some good edits here too. Peach is one of the big eight, too."

Super-Yoshi appears to be complementing himself by complementing a post from a user who didn't post this and didn't have very good edits. Proof." - Alex95 (talk))

("Actually, you just didn't do enough research, and he wasn't "complementing" himself either. I simply moved it from the Luigi talk page to Peach's (hence the summary). I wouldn't frame comments, I'd lose my sysop status if I did :)") - Super-Yoshi (talk)

("...Oh. Alright, well thanks for clearing that up." - Alex95 (talk))

Princess Shokora

The Princess kisses Wario on the cheek and says, "Thank you, Wario..." With a wave of farewell, four angels surround her and lift her into heaven. Wario just sits there, trying to make sense of it all.

Professor Elvin Gadd

'Professof E. Gadd is a professor.He owns E. Gadd Inc.He loves to invent stuff

First Appermences:

• Luigi's Manison (Game)
• The Mario Yo (Show)
• Elvira Gadd (Comics, Coloring Books)

Trivia

• If one listens to his theme from Luigi's Mansion, one can clearly tell he is subscribed to r/hiphopheads

Pronto

Pronto is a native Mushroom who appears in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!.

("This implies that all other Mushrooms seen in the show are not natives of wherever they live. Was George Washingtoad a colonizer?") P-Tux7 (talk) 14:53, May 13, 2025 (EDT)

Punio

• 

  FOOLISH CHILD!

("This caption was added on December 27, 2021 and removed only a year and a half later on August 10, 2023." — 1468z (talk))

(

FOOLISH CHILD!

-FOOLISH CHILD! (talk))

Puniper

• The real game's tattle mispells "Puni" as "Puny".

("Did you write the game's tattle?" — Stooben Rooben (talk))

Pyoro

Initially, Pyoro must dispose of various falling beans either by eating them or shooting seeds at them, but this evolves into fending off evil insects that want to destroy Pyoro's flowers, home, etc.

("Who would've thought WarioWare had such powerful character arcs?" — SolemnStormcloud (talk))

Ridley

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

During the trailer, he brutally killed Mega Man and Mario by impaling him with his tail and crushing his skull, respectively.

Rosie

Rosie is an extremely vain flower that lives in Flower Fields in Paper Mario. Rosie is known for being very conceited and selfish, only caring about her beauty and possessions. In fact, Rosie would rather jeopardize someone else's life than give up one of her possessions that add to her beauty in order to help save that person. This actually happens during the events of Paper Mario. During the course of the adventure, Lily, a lily pad who lives in Flower Fields, witnesses her pond dry up. Of course, without the water the pond provides, Lily would wither away and die. When Mario asks Rosie for her precious Water Stone, the only item that could save Lily's life, Rosie refuses to give up the jewel, choosing to sacrifice Lily instead of her Water Stone. Thankfully, Mario offers her a Crystal Berry from Posie; Rosie then trades her Water Stone for the Crystal Berry. However, Rosie remains vain to the end, remarking that she only saved Lily's life so there would be one more flower alive to witness her beauty.

("This article's fluffy writing was done in vain." - Doomhiker (talk))

Shadow Mario

Shadow Mario
Shadow Mario
Species	Koopa
First appearance	Super Mario Sunshine (2002)
Latest appearance	Super Smash Bros. Brawl as Sticker (2008)
Affiliation(s)	Koopa Troop, Captain Planet

“"EARTH!"

"FIRE!" "WIND!" "WATER!" "HEART!"

"Go Planet!"

"By your powers combined, I am Captain Planet!"

Captain Planet, he's our hero Gonna take pollution down to zero

He's our powers magnified And he's fighting on the planet's side

Captain Planet, he's our hero Gonna take pollution down to zero

Gonna help him put asunder Bad guys who like to loot and plunder

"You'll pay for this Captain Planet!"

We're the Planeteers You can be one too 'Cause saving our planet is the thing to do!

Looting and polluting is not the way Hear what Captain Planet has to say!

"The Power is Yours!"

”

—Shadow Mario, Super Mario Sunshine

("Hmm...I always thought that Shadow Mario polluted, not the other way around." - BowserJunior)

("He'd nonetheless fit right in with the Eco-Villains...at least, as Sly Sludge's replacement." - Toadette the Achiever (talk))

Shadow Mario is an unlockable character in Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour. Interestingly enough, Bowser Jr. is also a playable character. It is unknown if this Shadow Mario is an alternate version of Bowser Jr. or if it is someone else in disguise. This Shadow Mario may even be Il Piantissimo! That could be trouble! lots, and lots, of trouble!

("LE GASP!! Everyone, you must be Shadow Mario all along! And my eyes don't deceive." -EleCyon (talk))

Shadow Sirens

It is somehow speculated Beldam, Marilyn and Vivian were born in Twilight Town.

Beldam, the leader of the Shadow Sirens, is an often forgetful old hag, and on more than one occasion, her forgetfulness gets Vivian in trouble. She is more of a magic user than the other two are. Marilyn is the biggest and strongest Shadow Siren in the bunch. Other than one line, "The Three," she is unable to say more than "Guh", and various forms of it. She can become stronger and hit hard. The Shadow Sirens are fought twice in the game. It is said that one of these is the merchant from the intro of the game, as near the end, Beldam says to the Shadow Queen 'I spread rumors of the treasure and found a pure-hearted maiden."

Failed Plans

[…] After Mario, Goombella, Koops, Flurrie, the Yoshi Kid, Vivian, Bobbery and Ms. Mowz cleared Chapter 5, Beldam, Marilyn and Doopliss were sent to find the Garnet Star in Poshley Heights. No matter the costs, Beldam, Marilyn and Doopliss had to prevent Mario and his friends from reaching the Star during a 3-day train trip aboard the Excess Express. They first stole a Ratooey Businessman's briefcase, Toodles' gold ring and the waitress' shell earrings and planned to mix them together to bomb the train with Nitro Honey Syrup, thus resulting in a sticky, yummy, gooey mess. Beldam and Marilyn even had Doopliss disguise himself as Zip T., a pop star, that way nobody will suspect they committed the crime. Before putting their evil plans into fruition, Mario and his friends, with Pennington's help, managed to crack the case and return the briefcase, the shell earrings and the gold ring to their rightful owners. Since their Nitro Honey Syrup bomb idea failed, they used an alternative-- they ordered Smorgs to lower the drawbridge at the Riverside Station to stop the train from going far, but Mario and his friends managed to fend off the Smorgs and lower the drawbridge. During Day 3 of the train voyage, the Smorgs stowed away onto the train, attacked it and took the passengers hostage. Mario and his friends beat the Smorg and made it to Poshley Heights. When Mario and his friends reach the Poshley Sanctum, they discover Beldam, Marilyn and Doopliss beat them to the Garnet Star, but eventually, Beldam, Marilyn and Doopliss discovered the Garnet Star they grabbed was a red herring-- a fake!

("As opposed to tracking their Successful Plans." -Camwoodstock (talk))

Sherry

Like Kid, in Mario Golf: Advance Tour, Sherry has grown to become a young woman.

("OMG Kid transitioned!" - Bazooka Mario (talk))

Ski Yoshi

Yoshi dons skis, while Baby Mario is clad in a winter cap sporting his iconic M.

("This is the outfit that warranted such a dramatic introduction. Bask in its iconic glory. ~Camwoodstock (talk)")

("I like how they gave the 'iconic M' some fancy markup styles like italics, bolding and a red color (even though said iconic M is shown to be white on the sprite)" - Arend (talk))

("A few notes about this: First, it indeed had the italics and red color on the original page, and this isn't just because of the bold print that users sometimes use when highlighting mistakes on BJAODN. Secondly, this BJAODN was the work of two separate users, the first user adding the bolding, and the second user adding the italics and the red color. ~P-Tux7 (talk)")

Smookers

Appearing in the issue "Love Flounders", Smookers is a typical bimbo, dating Stanley the Talking Fish.

Snide

For every Blueprint the Kongs give Snide, he rewards them with a Golden Banana (in an increasingly bizarre way)

Snowball Yoshi

Snowball Yoshi
Applies to	Yoshi
Power(s) given	Turns invincible.
First appearance	Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (1995)
Latest appearance	Yoshi's Island DS (2006)

Snowball Yoshi is a form that Yoshi can become in the games Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3, and Yoshi's Island DS. Ski Yoshi is needed to perform this transformation and, if Yoshi hits an obstacle or fails a ramp, he turns into Snowball Yoshi. Yoshi is invincible in this form, but he cannot jump and the player also has no means of controlling him. Only Yoshi's skis are seen in this transformation. As Yoshi rolls, the snowball in which he is enclosed increases in size until he breaks out, returning to his normal form.

Oddly, before turning into this form, Yoshi is seen falling forward but lands on his side before he starts rolling.

("Having this page on a "form" like this is similar to creating a page for the immobilized characters in Avalanche! from Mario Party 4." - Mario (talk))

Snowman Wario

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	雪だるま Yukidaruma スノーマンワリオ Sunōman Wario	Snowman (Wario Land 3) Snowman Wario (Wario Land 4)
French	Wario de neige	Snow Mario

(Spot the error.)

Socially Awkward Piranha Plant

(At one point, this character from a simple image macro had its own article on the wiki. See its talk page for more information.)

("MISTAKES COMMENT FOR VOTE / PROCEEDS TO MAKE TYPO. Socially Awkward Solemn isn't always great at this proposal thing..." — SolemnStormcloud (talk))

Solid Snake

• during codec conversation, snake seems in not like sonic for no real reason. it may be because snakes and hedgehogs a enemies.

Sonic the Hedgehog

It is heavily implied that he has visited Mushroom World at least once. This visit was largely uneventful and ended in disappointment for Sonic.

History

A Failed Quest

Although a great video game hero, Sonic did not collect many coins. As a result, he did not even place in the top three (Link was #3, Yoshi was #2, and Mario was #1. Eventually Diddy Kong claimed first place.). Distraught, Sonic left Mushroom World, leaving behind his trademark shoes (next to a trash can).

Snoutlet

("Do I have to repeat myself?" -CyonOfGaia (talk))

Sunglasses Vendor

The shirt serves no real purpose besides making Mario look more fashionable.

Swanky Kong

Swanky Kong's original and first appearance.

Swanky Kong: Relationship unknown. Probably DK's twin brother (he does bear a striking resemblance).

(Found on the Kong family page.)

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Travelers can pay Swanky a certain number of Bear Coins to compete in a variety of throwing contests against a skilled competitor. The competitor? Who better than the the original Donkey Kong himself, Cranky. If a contestant beats the elderly Kong, Swanky will reward them with Bananas and Bear Coins.

Trivia:

• Swanky is often mistaken for Bluster Kong, another big-shot.

(Swanky Kong page)

Tanooki Mario

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Chinese (simplified)	狸猫马力欧 Límāo Mǎlì'ōu	Leopard Cat Mario
Chinese (traditional)	狸貓瑪利歐 Límāo Mǎlì'ōu	Leopard Cat Mario

Trivia

• In Japanese folklore, tanooki are known for having gigantic testicles. With Luigi's transformation being changed to a kitsune, it can be seen as a form of emasculation (fitting his cowardly nature).

The Creepy Steeple Boo

The Creepy Steeple Boo is a Boo from Creepy Steeple in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.

("I'd like to add that this Pirate Goomba-esque sentence remained mostly untouched from the page's creation on January 15, 2007 and wasn't removed until January 7, 2024 — nearly 17 years later." — SolemnStormcloud (talk))

Thudley

“GIRTH POINTS! EXPLOSION! THIS IS EXPLODING MY MIND!”

—Thudley

That's why Super Paper Mario is girthy. Because it has Carrie in it. That's why he said Girth Points.

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These points have no effect on gameplay, beyond morale.

Tiara

Biography

Long ago, Tiara was kidnapped by Bowser....

("And thus, she was history." --CyonOfGaia (talk))

("It's very sad, but it had to happen." --Camwoodstock (talk))

Tiptron

Tiptron is a robotic version of Tippi, a partner of Mario in the game Super Paper Mario. At the end of the game, Count Bleck and Tippi marry each other, to stop The Void, and the player can no longer use Tippi which is incredibly sad.

Toadette

Interactions With Other Characters

Toadsworth

Toadette is of the same species as Toadsworth.

("What a close relationship!" - Twentytwofiftyseven (talk))

("I think it should also be noted that Toadette and Dr. Crygor have two feet." - Stooben Rooben (talk))

Toadsworth

[...]it has been stated in games and game booklets that Toadsworth is Peach's attaché and thus is subordinate to her (while if he were King, he would be the ruling monarch).

[...]

He has a British accent and talks British as well;.

("British is a language, who knew.")

Tommy Treehugger

Tommy's last name, Treehugger, is the name that people who hug trees are called.

("A treehugger is a treehugger." - Maw-Ray Master (talk))

Uncle amiibo

Trivia

• Uncle Amiibo acts says stuff that a drug dealer would typically say such as "Hey, you got any Amiibo?" and "Did did you still wants to tap an Amiibo?". Just relace the word Amiibo with any type of drug and Uncle Amiibo sounds like a drug addict.

("I guess I know who to see if I want to smuggle in some illegal amiibo.") - LuigiMaster123 (talk)

Waluigi

Personality and Etymology

In his first appearance, Mario Tennis, Waluigi was personified as a dark and even sinister character. The only sounds he made were psychotic groans accompanied by dark, twisted laughter. Whenever Waluigi scores a point, his eyes also glow a wicked purple.

[...]

Waluigi is a very strange character. Apparently he tends to engage in odd activities like stalking Luigi, and talking in senseless, third-person mumbles.

[...]

Certain aspects of Waluigi´s personality can be seen in his appearence. Wario and Waluigi have comically deformed faces. But, while Wario´s mouth is shaped like a smile most of the time, Waluigi is almost constantly seen with a scowling expression. Which is fitting, since he is never happy. Earlier bios state that Waluigi doesn´t tolerate the joy of the other characters, possibly because he lacks it, and he thinks he doesn´t deserve kindness.

Wanda

She is a parody of Wanda from the Fairly OddParents.
[...]

("How can a character be a parody of something that hadn't been invented yet? Also, why the Yoshi category?" - Alex95 (talk))
("Wandalism, maybe?) FanOfYoshi (talk)

Wario

Wario
Wario, from Mario Party 8.
Full name	Wario
Species	Human
First appearance	Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (1992)
Latest appearance	Mario Sports Mix (2010)
Latest portrayal	Charles Martinet
Affiliation(s)	WarioWare, Inc., Waluigi, Green Lantern Corps

“In brightest day, in blackest night,

No evil shall escape my sight Let those who worship evil's might, Beware my power... Green Lantern's light!”

—Wario, Wario World

("Somehow I think the Orange Lantern Corps are more his style" - Doc von Schmeltwick (talk))

[...]

It has also been found by credible leakers such as that bald guy on TikTok who says “VIDEO GAMES?!?” really loudly that Wario is the God of Heaven.

[...]

Wario later introduces Waluigi to the rest of his "pals" in Mario Party 3.

[...]

In Mario Party 6, Wario and Toadette's team name is named Secret Friends. This may refer that Wario and Toadette were once friends, secretly.

[...]

Wario is at 508 pounds, although he claims it's just his clothes ("I like to layer!") (Bull Sh*t).

A poopoo head jerk

(That was a header for a section)

Dancing His Way To Defeat

In Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix, while tracking down a missing Music Key, Mario comes upon Wario atop the Ferris Wheel in his carnival with a Music Key, supposedly given to him by Waluigi. Wario won't give Mario the Music Key without a fight, though: the wicked Wario challenges Mario to a dance-off for possession of the Key. In the end though, Mario beats Wario with tricky dance moves and manages to claim the Music Key.

Wart

Relationships with Other Characters

Yoshi

Main article: Yoshi

Main article: Yoshi (species)

It is unknown if Yoshi and Wart have met or not, but he may have knowledge on Yoshis. It may seems Wart and the Yoshis shares bad chemistry, for stealing the Yoshi Eggs from them, scattering them all over Subcon so Mario and friends must recuperate the eggs in Super Mario Advance.

Wingo

Wingo resembles The Helmaroc King from the The Legend of Zelda: the Wind Waker as they both are villains, have a wind ability By using there wings, and both kidnap a Female involved with the story (Aryll/Toadette) and are rescued by one close to them (Link/Captain Toad) and in the end defeted

Wizpig

Wizpig
Full name	Wizpig
Species	Alien Pig
First appearance	Diddy Kong Racing (1997)
Latest appearance	Diddy Kong Racing DS (2007)

“Well, lookie here! It's the little worm!”

—Wizpig, Diddy Kong Racing

Wizpig is a gigantic magical pig-like alien and the main villain of the game Diddy Kong Racing. Not much of Wizpig's past is known, what is known though is that Wizpig, bored, decided to conquer his own planet. Succeeding in this endeavor Wizpig forcibly transformed his homeworld into a high-tech amusement park (for himself) called Future Fun Land. Eventually Wizpig once again, grew bored and decided to leave his planet to look for thrills on other inhabited worlds. One of the thrills Wizpig discovered was racing. This sport eventually became Wizpig's favorite thing to do, along with causing chaos.

Flying overhead the various racers.

From then on Wizpig went from world to world causing destruction and racing those who were brave enough to challenge him. After a while Wizpig would grow bored of the planet he was on he would leave it, possibly destroying it after he had his sadistic "fun" on it. Eventually Wizpig wound up on the planet inhabited by Donkey Kong and a multitude of others. Landing on Timber's Island, a neighbor of Donkey Kong Island, here he set to work. First Wizpig kicked Taj the Genie off his mountain, second Wizpig brainwashed several racers on the island to be his servants, finally Wizpig turned Timber's Island's best driver, Drumstick into a frog when he tried to challenge Wizpig.

Eventually a resistance to Wizpig's tyranny, lead by Timber, the son of the island's owners and his friend Diddy Kong, was made. After freeing all of Wizpig's servants from his control the adventurers gained all the pieces to Wizpig's amulet, which allowed them to challenge the giant pig wizard. After a grueling race the heroes managed to beat Wizpig who, in a fit of rage, teleported away. With Wizpig gone the heroes threw a celebration, unfortunately this party was cut short by Wizpig, who was hungry for revenge. Transporting himself and an opponent to Future Fun Land, which Wizpig had modified into a deathtrap. Here Wizpig demanded a re-match, this time on his turf.

After a long race consisting of dodging killer robots, electric fences and laser firing weapons the heroes once again prevailed over Wizpig. After his defeat, the rocket Wizpig was riding malfunctioned, stranding Wizpig on a deserted planet. The big bully finally got what he deserved. It is likely that Wizpig would have reappeared in Diddy Kong Racing's sequel, Diddy Kong Pilot and Diddy Kong Racing's spin-off, Donkey Kong Racing. However, these two games were cancelled when the owners of Rare sold their majority share in the company to Microsoft, causing Nintendo to sell its minority share to Microsoft as well. Wizpig has recently appeared in Diddy Kong Racing's Nintendo DS remake, Diddy Kong Racing DS and, strangely, he is an unlockable and playable character. He sounds less like an evil warthog, and very much more like Count Dracula. His stats in Diddy Kong Racing DS was the same as Taj and like Taj and T.T., he was shrunk down a little to fit a car.

Wrinkly Kong

Donkey Kong 64

If a Kong steps in front of a Wrinkly Door, bone-chilling sounds of spirits are heard, and Wrinkly will pop out. Using her supernatural powers, she will give that Kong hints on what to do, revealing the whereabouts of one of their Golden Bananas in the area ahead of them.

(Who uses supernatural powers to provide hints? - Results May Vary (talk))

Yella

Piper is shown blowing them one at a time to everyone's pleasure.

("That's... a completely different kind of "friend" I imagined Piper to be... but apparently they're a "friend with benefits" that... engages in "group activities"?" -Arend (talk))

Yellow Toad (Toad Brigade)

In Sweet Sweet Galaxy, he is found at the and says "I love mint chocolate!" which proves he does not sleep for the whole game.

Yoshi

• Yoshi is the reason why the famous Pokemon series is still here today.

(It was the GAME, not the character, that allowed Pokémon to become a worldwide phenomenon! Get it right! - Toadette the Achiever (talk))

("The game wouldn't exist if the character never was created, so in a way, Yoshi the character's creation indirectly led to the creation and success of Pokémon. Checkmate!" -Arend (talk))