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BigBroodalBattle.png|Topper, Rango and Hariet aboard their [[Airship]]
RangoSMO.jpg|Mario wearing the Rango costume
RangoSMO.jpg|Mario wearing the Rango costume
SMO_Rango_Hat.png|Rango Hat
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Revision as of 13:13, January 25, 2023

Rango
Artwork of Rango from Super Mario Odyssey
Species Rabbit
First appearance Super Mario Odyssey (2017)
Latest appearance Minecraft (Bedrock version)
(Village & Pillage) (2019)
Portrayed by Go Shinomiya
“Ahyuh hyuh hyuh! Yer too late! We already got the Lochlady Dress. And it even matches the boss's tuxedo. So no WAY we're givin' it back!”
—Rango, Super Mario Odyssey

Rango is a tall and lanky member of the Broodals introduced in Super Mario Odyssey. Rango wears orange pants, a white button shirt, red bow tie, and indigo suspenders, as well as a yellow hat. He acts as the group's bouncer. Like the other members of the Broodals, he works under Madame Broode, and they all come from the Moon.

Concept and creation

Concept art of Rango in Super Mario Odyssey.
Concept art of Rango.

Rango was designed tall enough that the player could enjoy using the "cap" as a trampoline to hit him.[1]

History

Super Mario Odyssey

The first Power Moon of the Lake Kingdom.
Rango at the Lake Kingdom

Rango is first encountered and fought in the Lake Kingdom in Super Mario Odyssey. Rango attacks by throwing his hat like a boomerang (from which his name is derived), which resembles a Grinder. Mario must throw Cappy at it to flip it over, then bounce on it to land on Rango (who puts his hands on his head), as he is too tall to stomp with a normal jump. Rango will then withdraw halfway into his hat and hop in pursuit of Mario, resuming his hat-throwing pattern after a while or if Mario stomps on the hat. Mario must then repeat the process three times to defeat Rango.

He is fought again in the Snow Kingdom. He says that he has taken the Frost-Frosted Cake and believes it will please Bowser. In this fight, he throws two hats instead of one and the arena is icy. Rango is also found as one of RoboBrood's pilots in Bowser's Kingdom.

Rango is encountered for the final time at Dark Side. He expresses his anger at Mario for stopping Bowser's wedding, as no one will hire the Broodals anymore due to their failure. The fight is the same as the previous one, but because of the lighter gravity in the Moon Kingdom, Rango's hops go higher and further than usual, but it also lets Mario jump on him without Cappy. Rango also once again pilots RoboBrood during its second fight at Dark Side.

As of June 27, 2018, the player can purchase a costume at the Crazy Cap shop based on Rango.

Minecraft

Rango in Minecraft
Rango's appearance in Minecraft, replacing Pillagers.

Rango also appears in the Super Mario Mash-up of Minecraft, replacing Pillagers. He is the only member of the Broodals to appear in the game.

Dark Side brochure information

Rango, the Bouncer

Best hat-handler on the team.

He's not the most focused, but Rango is a valuable player on the Broodals team, always coming through in the end. A master of his boomeranging trampoline hat, he can throw it both straight and curved with almost unnatural control over the way it flies. On the other hand, he sometimes zones out a bit and looks confused. That's your chance to counterattack!

Gallery

  • Alternate artwork

    Alternate artwork

  • Alternate artwork

    Alternate artwork

  • Topper, Rango and Hariet aboard their Airship

    Topper, Rango and Hariet aboard their Airship

  • Mario wearing the Rango costume

    Mario wearing the Rango costume

  • Rango Hat

    Rango Hat

  • Rango Suit

    Rango Suit

  • Dialogue sprite

    Dialogue sprite

  • Group artwork

    Group artwork

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ランゴ[?]
Rango 		Rango
Chinese 朗格[?]
Lǎnggé 		Rango
German Rango[?] -
Russian Ранго[?]
Rango 		Rango

Trivia

  • When hiding under his hat, Rango greatly resembles both a Spiky Topman and Topmaniac.
  • Based on some of his speech mannerisms (e.g. pronouncing "you're" as "yer") and "hyuk" laugh, he seems to speak with a Southern drawl, similar to Disney's cartoon character Template:Wikia. His droopy ears and jowls also resemble Goofy's.

References

  1. ^ Post about Rango from the official Japanese Super Mario Odyssey Twitter account.
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Super Mario Odyssey
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