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|first_appearance=''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'' ([[2002]]) | |first_appearance=''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'' ([[2002]]) | ||
|affiliation=[[Noki Bay]], [[Isle Delfino]], [[Piantas]] | |affiliation=[[Noki Bay]], [[Isle Delfino]], [[Piantas]] | ||
|latest_appearance=''Mario | |latest_appearance=''Super Mario Sluggers'' ([[2008]]) | ||
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The '''Nokis''' are a race of short creatures with shells, first seen in ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''. They, along with [[Pianta]]s, inhabit [[Isle Delfino]]. They thrive primarily in [[Noki Bay]], but can be found in other places on the island as well. Many of the Nokis living in Noki Bay rarely rise to the surface of the bay, but rather reside in a large underwater area located directly beneath the bay's large waterfall. They are some of the most relaxed and intelligent characters in the ''[[Mario (series)|Mario]]'' series. | The '''Nokis''' are a race of short creatures with shells, first seen in ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''. They, along with [[Pianta]]s, inhabit [[Isle Delfino]]. They thrive primarily in [[Noki Bay]], but can be found in other places on the island as well. Many of the Nokis living in Noki Bay rarely rise to the surface of the bay, but rather reside in a large underwater area located directly beneath the bay's large waterfall. They are some of the most relaxed and intelligent characters in the ''[[Mario (series)|Mario]]'' series. | ||
Revision as of 15:25, October 8, 2011
Template:Species-infobox The Nokis are a race of short creatures with shells, first seen in Super Mario Sunshine. They, along with Piantas, inhabit Isle Delfino. They thrive primarily in Noki Bay, but can be found in other places on the island as well. Many of the Nokis living in Noki Bay rarely rise to the surface of the bay, but rather reside in a large underwater area located directly beneath the bay's large waterfall. They are some of the most relaxed and intelligent characters in the Mario series.
The profile for Noki in Mario Superstar Baseball reveals that they evolved from shellfish. The player will notice that most of the Nokis in Pinna Park wear clam like shells instead of hermit shells. In Episode 8 of Noki Bay, the player must enter the expansive underwater area found beneath the large waterfall, where they can see many Nokis floating on jellyfish. This implies that Nokis are capable of surviving in underwater habitats, with little or no air available.
Unlike Piantas, Nokis appear to be more trusting of Mario and more aware that he's not the real criminal. In Noki Bay, the Noki Elder often aides Mario by instructing him on how best to go about his tasks. He also helps Mario by training him to use a deep sea helmet so that he can fight Eely-Mouth in Noki Bay, and later reap the rewards of the Red Coin Fish.
History
Nokis made a small appearance in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! in Peach Beach and in ending ceremonies. They have appeared in the audience of Mario Smash Football, Mario Power Tennis for the Nintendo GameCube, Mario Strikers Charged Football and Mario Power Tennis for the Game Boy Advance. They are playable in Mario Superstar Baseball and Mario Super Sluggers the playable Nokis in these games were all Females. The player could also change the color of the Nokis.
Official Profiles and Statistics
Super Mario Sunshine description
Nokis wear vibrant seashells reminiscent of their time living in the coral reefs. They are timid but highly intellectual.
Super Smash Bros. Brawl sticker
A sticker of a Noki can be obtained in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. In the Subspace Emissary, the Noki sticker increases the power of leg attacks by twelve.
Mario Super Sluggers
Stats
| Name | Bio | Ability | Bat | Glove | Stats | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Noki | A speedy guy who runs faster with the ball. | Ball Dash | Left | Right | Pitch | 5/10 |
| Bat | 4/10 | |||||
| Field | 4/10 | |||||
| Run | 7/10 | |||||
| Red Noki | A defensive specialist among Nokis. | Ball Dash | Left | Right | Pitch | 4/10 |
| Bat | 4/10 | |||||
| Field | 5/10 | |||||
| Run | 7/10 | |||||
| Green Noki | A speedy guy with decent power to boot. | Ball Dash | Left | Right | Pitch | 4/10 |
| Bat | 5/10 | |||||
| Field | 4/10 | |||||
| Run | 7/10 | |||||
Chemistry
| Character | Good Chemistry | Bad Chemistry |
|---|---|---|
| Noki | Mario, Pianta, Toadette, Mii (according to color) | Hammer Bro., Fire Bro., Boomerang Bro., Petey Piranha |
Gallery
- Sms noki mother.jpg
A Noki mother holding her baby.
The Noki Elder.
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Mario Super Sluggers
- NokiBlue-CSS-MSS.png
Mario Super Sluggers
- NokiGreen-CSS-MSS.png
Mario Super Sluggers
- NokiRed-CSS-MSS.png
Mario Super Sluggers
- NokiBlue-CSS2-MSS.png
Mario Super Sluggers
- NokiGreen-CSS2-MSS.png
Mario Super Sluggers
- NokiRed-CSS2-MSS.png
Mario Super Sluggers
Names in Other Languages
Trivia
- In Pinna Park the Noki playing the Conch Shell plays the first six notes of the Mario series theme song.
- In Mario Super Sluggers, characters mistakenly use male pronouns for the playable female Nokis.
- The word "Noki" translates to "shell" in English, which is what a Noki wears.
- In Mario Super Sluggers, it's interesting to point out that while the Piantas share good chemistry with the Toads and Toadsworth, the Nokis have good chemistry with Toadette, whose chemistry is neutral with the Piantas. In a similar manner, the Toads and Toadsworth have neutral chemistry with the Nokis.
