Chuckola Fruit

A Chuckola Fruit tree.

Chuckola Fruit is the main ingredient of Chuckola Cola. They only grow in Chucklehuck Woods. Chuckola Fruit are oblong-shaped and have eyes and a mouth; their facial expressions can actually move and they can swing around on their branches, suggesting that they are sentient. There are three main types of Chuckola Fruit, each with their own unique flavor: Red Chuckola Fruit have a robust flavor, Purple Chuckola Fruit have a refreshing flavor, and White Chuckola Fruit have a tangy flavor. A fourth orange variety can be seen on trees, though nothing is known about them (though they are presumably more common than the others). Sometimes, the orange variety might actually be a Pestnut in disguise. To create the cola from these berries, they must be drenched in syrup and told jokes (the quality of both the jokes and fruit affect the final product).

In Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and its remake, Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions, Mario and Luigi need to find the three kinds of Chuckola Fruit and bring them to Chuckleroot in order to proceed.

Chuckola Fruit (alongside Prince Peasley and Chuckola Cola) cameos on a poster in the Shroom Shop of Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time.

Variants

Red Chuckola Fruit Description "A fruit with a robust flavor." First appearance Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga (2003) Latest appearance Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions (2017)

White Chuckola Fruit Description "A fruit with a tangy flavor." First appearance Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga (2003) Latest appearance Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions (2017)

Purple Chuckola Fruit Description "A fruit with a refreshing flavor." First appearance Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga (2003) Latest appearance Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions (2017)

Names in other languages

Chuckola Fruit

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ゲラッパの実[?] Gerappa no Jitsu/Mi	From「げらげら」(geragera, derisive laughter) and possibly "Palomino" +「実」(jitsu/mi, fruit)
Chinese	咯咯果[?] Gēgē Guǒ	Chuckle Fruit
French	Fruit Jovia Jovia[?]	From "jovial"
German	Lachbeere[?]	Compound of "lachen" (to laugh) and "beere" (berry)
Italian	Frutto della bacca ridolina Bacca ridolina[?]	Giggly berry fruit Giggly berry
Korean	깔깔나무열매[?] Kkalkkalnamu Yeolmae	Blend of "깔깔" (kkal-kkal, a Korean laughter) and "나무" (namu, tree) + "열매" (yeolmae, fruit)
Russian	Смешника[?] Smeshnika	From "смешить" (smeshit, to make laugh) and possibly "-ник" (-nik, a Russian suffix used for creating a masculine noun)
Spanish	Juva[?]	Pun on "uva" (grape) and "ju ju ju" (a laughter)

Red Chuckola Fruit

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	赤ゲラッパの実[?] Aka Gerappa no Jitsu	Red Chuckola Fruit
Chinese	红色咯咯果[?] Hóngsè Gēgē Guǒ	Red Chuckle Fruit
French	Fruit jovia rouge[?]	Red jovia fruit
German	Rote Lachbeere[?]	Red chuckberry
Italian	Bacca ridolina rossa[?]	Red giggly berry
Korean	레드깔깔나무열매[?] Redeu Kkalnamu Yeolmae	Red Chuckola Fruit
Spanish	Juva tinta[?]	Red Juva; "tinta" is used for wine

White Chuckola Fruit

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	白ゲラッパの実[?] Shiro Gerappa no Jitsu	White Chuckola Fruit
Chinese	白色咯咯果[?] Báisè Gēgē Guǒ	White Chuckle Fruit
French	Fruit jovia blanc[?]	White jovia fruit
German	Weiße Lachbeere[?]	White chuckberry
Italian	Bacca ridolina bianca[?]	White giggly berry
Korean	화이트깔깔나무열매[?] Hwaiteu Kkalkkalnamu Yeolmae	White Chuckola Fruit
Spanish	Juva blanca[?]	White Juva

Purple Chuckola Fruit

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ロゼゲラッパの実[?] Roze Gerappa no Jitsu	Rosé Chuckola Fruit
Chinese	紫色咯咯果[?] Zǐsè Gēgē Guǒ	Purple Chuckle Fruit
French	Fruit jovia rosé[?]	Rosé jovia fruit
German	Rosé-Lachbeere[?]	Rosé chuckberry
Italian	Bacca ridolina rosé[?]	Rosé giggly berry
Korean	로제깔깔나무열매[?] Roje Kkalkkalnamu Yeolmae	Rosé Chuckola Fruit
Spanish	Juva rosada[?]	Pink Juva