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Revision as of 23:05, April 6, 2024

Mario looking at Mushroom Boy in his shop.
The Mushroom Boy in his shop
“I'm hoping for a special mushroom, but even if it isn't, at least I'll get a meal out of it.”
Mushroom Boy, Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars

The Mushroom Boy is a Mushroom person that lives in Seaside Town during the events of Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. He has the same striped mushroom cap design as the natives of Rose Town, implying that he may have originally been from there. The Mushroom Boy's Shop, also known as the Mushroom Shop,[1] is a specialty store. Instead of selling items, weapons, etc., the Mushroom Boy trades special items for rare Mushrooms. These Mushrooms are found randomly among Mushrooms that can be bought or found. Because they all look the same, adventurers have to return any Mushrooms they pick to the Mushroom Boy, who then uses his refined palate to determine whether a Mushroom is rare or not. Rare mushrooms are rewarded with items, while regular Mushrooms are not compensated.

Items that can be gained in exchange for Mushrooms include Rock Candy, Maple Syrup, and Flower Tabs.

The Mushroom Boy, along with the other residents of Seaside Town, are held hostage by the Smithy Gang during Speardovich's occupation of the city. The residents of the village are eventually saved by Mario and his party.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese キノコ大好だいすきボーイ[2]
Kinoko Daisuki Bōi
Mushroom-Loving Boy
キノコ大好だいすきボ~イ[?]
Kinoko Daisuki Bo~i
The above, with a nonstandard wave dash for enthusiasm
Chinese (simplified) 钟爱蘑菇男孩[?]
Zhōng'ài mógū nánhái
Mushroom-Loving Boy
Chinese (traditional) 鍾愛蘑菇男孩[?]
Zhōng'ài mógū nánhái
Mushroom-Loving Boy
Dutch Paddenstoelenboy[?] Mushroom-boy
French Champix[?] From champignon ("mushroom")
German Pilzboy[?] Mushroom-boy
Italian Fan dei Funghi[?] Mushroom Fan
Korean 버섯애호보이[?]
Beosot Aeho Boi
Mushroom-Loving Boy

References

  1. ^ Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars English instruction booklet, page 19.
  2. ^ Super Mario RPG Japanese instruction booklet, page 19.