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{{character infobox
|image=[[File:SMRPG NS Garro.png]]
|species=[[Nimbus]]
|first_appearance=''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'' ([[List of games by date#1996|1996]])
|latest_appearance=''[[Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)|Super Mario RPG]]'' ([[Nintendo Switch]]) ([[List of games by date#2023|2023]])
}}
{{quote|[[Mallow]], you ARE indeed, a TRUE PRINCE!!|Garro|Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars}}
{{quote|[[Mallow]], you ARE indeed, a TRUE PRINCE!!|Garro|Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars}}
[[File:SMRPG Garro.png|thumb]]
'''Garro''' is a [[list of characters|character]] in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''. He is a master sculptor who owns a studio in [[Nimbus Land]]. He plays a pivotal role in the fall of [[Valentina]] and the restoration of the royal family to the throne of Nimbus Land.
'''Garro''' is a master sculptor who owns a studio in [[Nimbus Land]]. During the events of ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]'', Garro plays a pivotal role in the fall of [[Valentina]] and the restoration of the royal family to the throne of Nimbus Land.


When [[Mario]] and [[Mallow]] first enter his studio, they notice a golden statue that resembles Mallow. However, Garro reveals the sculpture depicts a young [[King Nimbus]]. As a result, Mallow realizes he is the true heir to the throne, and [[Dodo]] is an impostor. Garro agrees and decides to help Mario infiltrate the castle by layering him in gold, disguising him as one of his statues. The sculptor takes Mario to the castle, alongside a statue of Valentina. When one of the [[Birdy|Birdies]] guarding the castle notices Mario, Garro claims that the statue is of Valentina's nephew, Mariotta, and the guards let him pass.  
When [[Mario]] and [[Mallow]] first enter Garro's studio, they notice a golden statue that resembles Mallow. However, Garro reveals the sculpture depicts a young [[King Nimbus]]. As a result, Mallow realizes he is the true heir to the throne, and [[Dodo]] is an impostor. Garro agrees and decides to help Mario infiltrate the castle by layering him in gold, disguising him as one of his statues. Garro takes Mario to the castle, alongside a statue of Valentina. When one of the [[Birdy|Birdies]] guarding the castle notices Mario, Garro claims that the statue is of Valentina's nephew, Mariotta, and the guards let him pass.


Upon entering the castle, Garro runs into Valentina, who scoffs at the awkward looking statue. However, Garro argues that the sculpture, which he names [[A Plumber's Lament]], symbolizes the struggle of the working class and is a very powerful piece of art. Valentina quickly changes her previous evaluation, praising Garro for the statue. With Mario in the castle, Garro returns to his studio.
Upon entering the castle, Garro runs into Valentina, who scoffs at the awkward-looking statue. However, Garro argues that the sculpture, which he names ''A Plumber's Lament'' (a name that may be a reference to the poem "A Mother's Lament" by {{wp|Robert Burns}}), symbolizes the struggle of the working class; in the [[Nintendo Switch]] remake, Garro names the statue ''In Search of Lost Brother'' (a parody of the title of the novel ''{{wp|In Search of Lost Time}}'') and claims that it symbolizes the kind feelings of a man for his younger brother and is a very powerful piece of art. Valentina quickly changes her previous evaluation, praising Garro for the statue. With Mario in the castle, Garro returns to his studio.


At the game's ending sequence, Garro is shown at the very back of the crowd celebrating Mallow's return; unlike the other crowd members, Garro leaves before the scene fades away.
In the game's ending sequence, Garro is shown at the very back of the crowd celebrating Mallow's return; unlike the other crowd members, Garro leaves before the scene fades away. In the remake, he simply turns and nods.


The golden statue of young King Nimbus in Garro's studio can be considered something of a minor Easter egg, as it changes poses as the game progresses.
The golden statue of young King Nimbus in Garro's studio changes poses as the game progresses.


==List of Sculptures==
==List of sculptures==
[[File:SMRPG Plumberslament.png|thumb|Some of Garro's works, including a gold-layered [[Mario]].]]
[[File:SMRPG Plumberslament.png|thumb|Some of Garro's works, including a gold-layered [[Mario]]]]
*[[King Nimbus]]
*[[King Nimbus]]
*A young King Nimbus
*A young King Nimbus
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*[[Geno]]
*[[Geno]]
*[[Bowser]]
*[[Bowser]]
*[[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]]
*[[Princess Peach]]
*[[A Plumber's Lament]] (Mario in disguise)
*''In Search of Lost Brother'' (Mario in disguise)
 
==Gallery==
<gallery>
SMRPG Garro.png|Sprite
</gallery>


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
===Garro===
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Jap=ガロ
|Jap=ガロ
|JapR=Garo
|JapR=Garo
|JapM=Possibly from「画廊」(''garō'', art gallery); also possibly following the format of「マロ」(''Maro'', Mallow)
|JapM=Possibly from「画廊」(''garō'', art gallery); also possibly following the format of「マロ」(''Maro'', Mallow)
|Chi=加羅
|ChiR=Jiāluó
|ChiM=Transliteration of his Japanese name
|Dut=Garro
|Fre=Garro
|Ger=Garro
|Ita=Garro
|Kor=가로
|KorR=Garo
|KorM=Transliteration of his Japanese name
|Spa=Garro
}}


===''In Search of Lost Brother''===
{{foreign names
|Jap=『弟をたずねて四千里』
|JapR=Otōto o tazunete yonsenri
|JapM=4000 Leagues in Search of Little Brother (parody of ''{{wp|3000 Leagues in Search of Mother}}'')
|Chi=『尋弟四千里』
|ChiR=Xún dì sìqiān lǐ
|ChiM=4000 Miles in Search of Little Brother
|Dut='Zoektocht naar een verloren broer'
|DutM=In search of the lost brother
|Fre="À la recherche du frère perdu"
|FreM=In search of the lost brother
|Ger="Auf der Suche nach dem verlorenen Bruder"
|GerM=In Search of the lost Brother
|Ita="Alla ricerca del fratello perduto"
|ItaM=In search of the lost brother
|Kor=『동생 찾아 사천 리』
|KorR=Dongsaeng Chaja Sacheol Ri
|KorM=4000 Leagues in Search of Little Brother
|Spa="En busca del hermano perdido"
|SpaM=In search of the lost brother
}}
}}


===Mariotta===
{{foreign names
|Jap=アラビアータ
|JapR=Arabiāta
|JapM=From「マルガリータ」(''Marugarīta'', [[Valentina#Names in other languages|Margarita]]); may also refer to {{wp|arrabbiata sauce|arrabbiata}} <small>(described as Valentina's father's mother's son's child)<small>
|Chi=阿拉比亞塔
|ChiR=Ālābǐyǎtǎ
|ChiM=Arrabbiata <small>(described as the child of Valentina's father's mother's son)<small>
|Dut=Mariolo
|DutM=Mariolo <small>(described as Valentina's nephew)</small>
|FreA=Mariotta
|FreAM=Mariotta <small>(described as Valentina's nephew)<small>
|FreE=Mariotina
|FreEM=Mariotina <small>(described as Valentina's uncle's mother's grandson)<small>
|Ger=Mariotto
|GerM=Mariotto <small>(described as Valentina's nephew)<small>
|Ita=Mariottino
|ItaM=Mariottino <small>(described as Valentina's uncle's sister's son)<small>
|Kor=아라비아타
|KorR=Arabiata
|KorM=Arrabbiata <small>(described as the child of Valentina's father's mother's son)<small>
|Spa=Mariotto
|SpaM=Mariotto <small>(described as Valentina's nephew)<small>
}}
{{SMRPG}}
{{SMRPG}}
[[Category:Allies]]
[[Category:Allies]]
[[Category:Third-party characters]]
[[Category:Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars characters]]
[[Category:Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars characters]]

Latest revision as of 11:21, July 22, 2024

Garro
Image of Garro from the Nintendo Switch version of Super Mario RPG
Species Nimbus
First appearance Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars (1996)
Latest appearance Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch) (2023)
Mallow, you ARE indeed, a TRUE PRINCE!!”
Garro, Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars

Garro is a character in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. He is a master sculptor who owns a studio in Nimbus Land. He plays a pivotal role in the fall of Valentina and the restoration of the royal family to the throne of Nimbus Land.

When Mario and Mallow first enter Garro's studio, they notice a golden statue that resembles Mallow. However, Garro reveals the sculpture depicts a young King Nimbus. As a result, Mallow realizes he is the true heir to the throne, and Dodo is an impostor. Garro agrees and decides to help Mario infiltrate the castle by layering him in gold, disguising him as one of his statues. Garro takes Mario to the castle, alongside a statue of Valentina. When one of the Birdies guarding the castle notices Mario, Garro claims that the statue is of Valentina's nephew, Mariotta, and the guards let him pass.

Upon entering the castle, Garro runs into Valentina, who scoffs at the awkward-looking statue. However, Garro argues that the sculpture, which he names A Plumber's Lament (a name that may be a reference to the poem "A Mother's Lament" by Robert Burns), symbolizes the struggle of the working class; in the Nintendo Switch remake, Garro names the statue In Search of Lost Brother (a parody of the title of the novel In Search of Lost Time) and claims that it symbolizes the kind feelings of a man for his younger brother and is a very powerful piece of art. Valentina quickly changes her previous evaluation, praising Garro for the statue. With Mario in the castle, Garro returns to his studio.

In the game's ending sequence, Garro is shown at the very back of the crowd celebrating Mallow's return; unlike the other crowd members, Garro leaves before the scene fades away. In the remake, he simply turns and nods.

The golden statue of young King Nimbus in Garro's studio changes poses as the game progresses.

List of sculptures[edit]

Some of Garro's works, including a gold-layered Mario

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Garro[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ガロ[?]
Garo
Possibly from「画廊」(garō, art gallery); also possibly following the format of「マロ」(Maro, Mallow)
Chinese 加羅[?]
Jiāluó
Transliteration of his Japanese name
Dutch Garro[?] -
French Garro[?] -
German Garro[?] -
Italian Garro[?] -
Korean 가로[?]
Garo
Transliteration of his Japanese name
Spanish Garro[?] -

In Search of Lost Brother[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese 『弟をたずねて四千里』[?]
Otōto o tazunete yonsenri
4000 Leagues in Search of Little Brother (parody of 3000 Leagues in Search of Mother)
Chinese 『尋弟四千里』[?]
Xún dì sìqiān lǐ
4000 Miles in Search of Little Brother
Dutch 'Zoektocht naar een verloren broer'[?] In search of the lost brother
French "À la recherche du frère perdu"[?] In search of the lost brother
German "Auf der Suche nach dem verlorenen Bruder"[?] In Search of the lost Brother
Italian "Alla ricerca del fratello perduto"[?] In search of the lost brother
Korean 『동생 찾아 사천 리』[?]
Dongsaeng Chaja Sacheol Ri
4000 Leagues in Search of Little Brother
Spanish "En busca del hermano perdido"[?] In search of the lost brother

Mariotta[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese アラビアータ[?]
Arabiāta
From「マルガリータ」(Marugarīta, Margarita); may also refer to arrabbiata (described as Valentina's father's mother's son's child)
Chinese 阿拉比亞塔[?]
Ālābǐyǎtǎ
Arrabbiata (described as the child of Valentina's father's mother's son)
Dutch Mariolo[?] Mariolo (described as Valentina's nephew)
French (NOA) Mariotta[?] Mariotta (described as Valentina's nephew)
French (NOE) Mariotina[?] Mariotina (described as Valentina's uncle's mother's grandson)
German Mariotto[?] Mariotto (described as Valentina's nephew)
Italian Mariottino[?] Mariottino (described as Valentina's uncle's sister's son)
Korean 아라비아타[?]
Arabiata
Arrabbiata (described as the child of Valentina's father's mother's son)
Spanish Mariotto[?] Mariotto (described as Valentina's nephew)