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In ''[[Dr. Mario World]]'', Baby Rosalina appears as an unlockable playable character (referred to as '''Dr. Baby Rosalina'''). She was added around December 2019 along with [[Kamek|Dr. Kamek]]. Her skill changes a random object into a rainbow [[capsule]], in both stage mode and versus mode. [[Virus]]es are targeted first for being changed before certain other objects are targeted. [[Coin]]s, capsules, objects that can eliminate viruses (e.g. [[Exploder]]s) and objects that cannot be eliminated (e.g. [[Empty Block]]s) cannot be transformed. In stage mode, only one object is transformed, while in versus mode, the number of objects transformed is different based on level, being 2 at level one and 10 at the maximum level. In versus, this skill has a delay in taking effect after activating it.
In ''[[Dr. Mario World]]'', Baby Rosalina appears as an unlockable playable character (referred to as '''Dr. Baby Rosalina'''). She was added around December 2019 along with [[Kamek|Dr. Kamek]]. Her skill changes a random object into a rainbow [[capsule]], in both stage mode and versus mode. [[Virus]]es are targeted first for being changed before certain other objects are targeted. [[Coin]]s, capsules, objects that can eliminate viruses (e.g. [[Exploder]]s) and objects that cannot be eliminated (e.g. [[Empty Block]]s) cannot be transformed. In stage mode, only one object is transformed, while in versus mode, the number of objects transformed is different based on level, being 2 at level one and 10 at the maximum level. In versus, this skill has a delay in taking effect after activating it.


==Appearance==
==Physical description==
Baby Rosalina is a female infant with pale skin, platinum blonde hair, rosy cheeks, and bright blue eyes with four eyelashes (instead of six like her adult counterpart has). Her hair has a large bang that obscures her left eye, similar to her adult counterpart. Her dress shirt appears to be turquoise with short, frilly powder-blue sleeves and a lighter skirt section. She also wears cyan baby bottoms, white tights, and midnight sapphire blue mary jane shoes. Just like [[Rosalina|her adult counterpart]], she wears a silver crown; however, her crown jewels are darker than Rosalina's. She has a pacifier similar to those of [[Baby Peach]] and Baby Daisy, except that Baby Rosalina's is gold.
Similar to her adult counterpart, Baby Rosalina has pale skin, platinum blonde hair, rosy cheeks, bright blue eyes with four eyelashes (instead of six like her adult counterpart has), and a large bang that obscures her left eye, and she wears a silver crown, although her crown jewels are darker than Rosalina's. Her dress shirt appears to be turquoise with short, frilly powder-blue sleeves and a lighter skirt section. She also wears cyan baby bottoms, white tights, and dark-blue dress shoes. She has a pacifier similar to those of [[Baby Peach]] and Baby Daisy, except that Baby Rosalina's is gold.


Baby Rosalina's [[emblem]] is a [[Grand Star]] like her adult counterpart, except that it is inside teal bonnet frills.
Baby Rosalina's [[emblem]] is a [[Grand Star]] like her adult counterpart, except that it is inside teal bonnet frills.


In ''Dr. Mario World'', Baby Rosalina is seen to be manned with a cyan pacifier over a gold one, and her shoes are more of a deep ocean turquoise color rather than the usual midnight sapphire blue. She also wears a white lab coat over her usual appearance.
In ''Dr. Mario World'', Baby Rosalina has a cyan pacifier instead of a gold one, and her shoes are dark-turquoise instead of dark-blue. She also wears a white lab coat over her usual appearance.


In ''Mario Kart Tour'', Baby Rosalina's detective outfit is largely similar to her regular outfit, the differences being that she wears a brown British detective's cap and mantle in place of her crown, and she carries a star-shaped magnifying glass.
In ''Mario Kart Tour'', Baby Rosalina's detective outfit is largely similar to her regular outfit, the differences being that she wears a brown British detective's cap and mantle in place of her crown, and she carries a star-shaped magnifying glass.

Revision as of 08:13, December 9, 2023

Baby Rosalina
Baby Rosalina as she appears in Mario Kart Tour.
Render of Baby Rosalina from Mario Kart Tour
Species Human
First appearance Mario Kart 8 (2014)
Latest appearance Dr. Mario World (2019)
Portrayed by Laura Faye Smith (2014–present)

Baby Rosalina is a minor character in the Super Mario franchise designed to be the infant counterpart of Rosalina. Baby Rosalina debuted as an unlockable racer in Mario Kart 8, similarly to how Baby Daisy was introduced in Mario Kart Wii.

History

Mario Kart series

Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe

Screenshot of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.
Baby Rosalina in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, wearing a crown from Battle Mode

In Mario Kart 8, Baby Rosalina is an unlockable lightweight racer and shares all of her stats with the other playable baby characters, as well as Lemmy Koopa. She is used by Nin★Maria's staff ghost on Cloudtop Cruise in Time Trials.

Baby Rosalina returns in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, in which she is available from the start. Her statistics have also been slightly altered. She is still classified as a lightweight character, but now only shares her stats with Lemmy. Her only rival is Toadette.

Mario Kart Tour

Baby Rosalina returns as a playable character in Mario Kart Tour. She was introduced in the Tokyo Tour update on October 8, 2019. She is classified as a Normal character, and her special item is the Bubble. In the closed beta test, however, her special item was the Boomerang Flower. On March 11, 2020, Baby Rosalina also became the focus of her own self-named tour, which introduced a variant of her wearing a detective outfit, named Baby Rosalina (Detective). This variant is a tour-exclusive High-End character, with the Dash Ring as her special item.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Baby Rosalina appears in the artwork for the Biddybuggy spirit. The spirit's battle features a small version of Rosalina & Luma as the opponent to reflect this. In addition, the music that plays during the battle is the Cloudtop Cruise theme, possibly referencing Baby Rosalina being the staff ghost of Cloudtop Cruise in her original appearance.

Dr. Mario World

Artwork of Dr. Baby Rosalina from Dr. Mario World
Artwork of Dr. Baby Rosalina for Dr. Mario World

In Dr. Mario World, Baby Rosalina appears as an unlockable playable character (referred to as Dr. Baby Rosalina). She was added around December 2019 along with Dr. Kamek. Her skill changes a random object into a rainbow capsule, in both stage mode and versus mode. Viruses are targeted first for being changed before certain other objects are targeted. Coins, capsules, objects that can eliminate viruses (e.g. Exploders) and objects that cannot be eliminated (e.g. Empty Blocks) cannot be transformed. In stage mode, only one object is transformed, while in versus mode, the number of objects transformed is different based on level, being 2 at level one and 10 at the maximum level. In versus, this skill has a delay in taking effect after activating it.

Physical description

Similar to her adult counterpart, Baby Rosalina has pale skin, platinum blonde hair, rosy cheeks, bright blue eyes with four eyelashes (instead of six like her adult counterpart has), and a large bang that obscures her left eye, and she wears a silver crown, although her crown jewels are darker than Rosalina's. Her dress shirt appears to be turquoise with short, frilly powder-blue sleeves and a lighter skirt section. She also wears cyan baby bottoms, white tights, and dark-blue dress shoes. She has a pacifier similar to those of Baby Peach and Baby Daisy, except that Baby Rosalina's is gold.

Baby Rosalina's emblem is a Grand Star like her adult counterpart, except that it is inside teal bonnet frills.

In Dr. Mario World, Baby Rosalina has a cyan pacifier instead of a gold one, and her shoes are dark-turquoise instead of dark-blue. She also wears a white lab coat over her usual appearance.

In Mario Kart Tour, Baby Rosalina's detective outfit is largely similar to her regular outfit, the differences being that she wears a brown British detective's cap and mantle in place of her crown, and she carries a star-shaped magnifying glass.

Profiles and statistics

Main article: List of Baby Rosalina profiles and statistics

Mario Kart 8

Baby Rosalina emblem from Mario Kart 8Baby Rosalina's horn emblem from Mario Kart 8
Baby Rosalina emblems for Mario Kart 8
  • Weight Class: Light
  • Color: Teal
  • Stats
    • Speed
      • Ground: 2.25
      • Water: 2.75
      • Air: 2.25
      • Anti-Gravity: 2.5
    • Acceleration: 3.25
    • Weight: 2.25
    • Handling
      • Ground: 4.75
      • Water: 4.75
      • Air: 4.5
      • Anti-Gravity: 5
    • Traction: 4.5
    • Mini-Turbo: 3
  • Bio: "Protectors of the stars gotta start small..."
Staff ghost time
Staff Ghost Time
Course Staff Name Country Time Vehicle Combination
Body Tires Glider
Cloudtop Cruise Nin★Maria Portugal 2:26.347 Biddybuggy Standard Super Glider

Gallery

For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Baby Rosalina.

Quotes

  • "Woohoo!" – Mario Kart 8 (when selected)
  • "Yippee!" Mario Kart 8 (anti-gravity)

Audio samples

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Game appearances

Title Description Release date System / format
Mario Kart 8 Unlockable playable character 2014 Wii U
Nintendo Badge Arcade Cameo as a Badge 2014 Nintendo 3DS
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Playable character 2017 Nintendo Switch
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Cameo as a spirit 2018 Nintendo Switch
Mario Kart Tour Unlockable playable character 2019 iOS / Android
Dr. Mario World Unlockable playable character (update) 2019 iOS / Android

Names in other languages

Baby Rosalina

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ベビィロゼッタ[?]
Bebyi Rozetta
Baby Rosalina
Chinese (simplified) 罗莎塔宝贝[?]
Luóshātǎ Bǎobèi
Baby Rosalina
Chinese (traditional) 羅潔塔寶寶[?]
Luójiétǎ Bǎobǎo
Baby Rosalina
Dutch Baby Rosalina[?] -
German Baby Rosalina[?] -
Italian Baby Rosalinda[?] Baby Rosalina
Korean 베이비로젤리나[?]
Beibi Lojellina
Baby Rosalina
Portuguese (NOA) Bebê Rosalina[?] Baby Rosalina
Portuguese (NOE) Rosalina Bebé[?] Baby Rosalina
Russian Малышка Розалина[?]
Malyshka Rozalina
Baby Rosalina
Spanish (NOA) Bebé Rosalina[?] Baby Rosalina
Spanish (NOE) Bebé Estela[?] Baby Rosalina

Baby Rosalina (Detective)

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ベビィロゼッタ (探偵)[?]
Bebyi Rozetta (Tantei)
Baby Rosalina (Detective)
Chinese (simplified) 罗莎塔宝贝 (侦探)[?]
Luóshātǎ Bǎobèi (Zhēntàn)
Baby Rosalina (Detective)
Chinese (traditional) 羅潔塔寶寶 (偵探)[?]
Luójiétǎ Bǎobǎo (Zhēntàn)
Baby Rosalina (Detective)
German Baby Rosalina (Detektivin)[?] Baby Rosalina (Detective)
Italian Baby Rosalinda (Detective)[?] Baby Rosalina (Detective)
Korean 베이비로젤리나(탐정)[?]
Beibi Lojellina (Tamjeong)
Baby Rosalina (Detective)
Portuguese Bebê Rosalina (detetive)[?] Baby Rosalina (detective)
Spanish (NOA) Bebé Rosalina (detective)[?] Baby Rosalina (detective)
Spanish (NOE) Bebé Estela (Detective)[?] Baby Rosalina (Detective)