Peach (item)
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Peaches are edible, juicy fruit with restorative properties. Peaches have become a symbol of Princess Peach as a result of her use as an emblem for her band, the Peach Hit Five in Super Princess Peach.
Although Peachy Peaches have a similar name and appear nearly identical, Peachy Peaches are actually created through human means, while peaches grow on trees.
History
Super Mario Momotarō
In Super Mario Momotarō, an elderly couple's grand-daughter was kidnapped by an evil ogre. However, a large peach fell from the sky and split open upon the ground, revealing Momotaro. When he discovered what had happened, he set out to save the grand-daughter. He wore a headband emblazoned with a peach symbol.
Donkey Kong Jungle Beat
Donkey Kong set out on a quest to dethrone the Peach Kingdom's king, Torch Tusk in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat. Along the way, he found both of the peach trees in the kingdom, one in Arctic Plunge and the other in Ancient Foundry. Before he continued on his way, he ate one gigantic peach from each of them.
Super Princess Peach
While Peach was rescuing Mario, Luigi, and the 112 Castle Toads who had been kidnapped by Bowser and the Koopa Troop in Super Princess Peach, the princess collected songs and voice samples that were hidden on Vibe Island. Having done so, she created a band, the Peach Hit Five, and performed these songs with them. The group decided to use a peach as part of the band's logo.
Super Smash Bros. Brawl
In this world, Peaches appear during Peach's Final Smash, the Peach Blossom. The move puts all of Peach's enemies to sleep while normal-sized peaches fall from the sky. Because of the state of her opponents, Peach is free to consume all of the peaches and restore her health. However, if she isn't quick enough or her attack misses, her opponents are able to eat the peaches as well.
Appearance List
| Title | Original Release Date | System/Format |
|---|---|---|
| Super Mario Momotarō | Japan: 8-3-1988 | VHS |
| Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars | Japan: 3-9-1996 | SNES |
| Mario Kart 64 | Japan: 12-14-1996 | N64 |
| Donkey Kong Jungle Beat | Japan: 12-16-2004 | GCN |
| Super Princess Peach | Japan: 10-20-2005 | NDS |
| Super Smash Bros. Brawl | Japan: 1-31-2008 | Wii |
