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Should we have this article? It seems unfair to give him an article without giving the other 4 toads articles. He isn't more major than the others; the only thing that distinguishes him is that he has an official name, while the others don't. {{User:CrystalYoshi/sig}}
Should we have this article? It seems unfair to give him an article without giving the other 4 toads articles. He isn't more major than the others; the only thing that distinguishes him is that he has an official name, while the others don't. {{User:CrystalYoshi/sig}}
:His name is important.  Also, he is more major than the other members of the Toad Brigade, as the Mailtoad actually affects gameplay by increasing Mario's number of 1-Ups, which the other members do not do. -- {{User|Son of Suns}}

Revision as of 12:52, February 8, 2009

"The Mailtoad also appears in Super Mario Sunshine, though he does not deliver mail and goes unnamed."

If he doesn't deliver mail, then why in the world would we assume he's a mailtoad? Bentendo.png Talk

Because the Toad Brigade are the same Toads from Mario Sunshine only they were given stuff to do this game. The purple one just happens to be given the task to deliver mail. UrsulaBoi 16:30, 14 November 2007 (EST)

Should we have this article? It seems unfair to give him an article without giving the other 4 toads articles. He isn't more major than the others; the only thing that distinguishes him is that he has an official name, while the others don't. Sprite of the Ruby Star in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door CrystalYoshi Yoshi Egg Sprite.png

His name is important. Also, he is more major than the other members of the Toad Brigade, as the Mailtoad actually affects gameplay by increasing Mario's number of 1-Ups, which the other members do not do. -- Son of Suns (talk)