Miss Endless

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Miss Endless striking a bemused pose.

Miss Endless (ミスエンドレス) is a character from the Mario anime film Super Mario Bros.: Peach-hime Kyushutsu Dai Sakusen! Although she was very minor to the movie itself (appearing only twice and having no connection to the plot), she did supply some amount of comic relief.

Miss Endless takes on the appearance of a stereotypical "sweet old lady", being a thin, gray-haired woman clad in a greenish-yellow dress and purple hat spangled with a feather. She also wears a purple bead necklace and high heels, and is always seen carrying a purse. Miss Endless first appears in the movie as a customer to Mario and Luigi's grocery store shortly after the opening credits to the movie. Here she ordered a long list of groceries to Mario, although he was (at the time) distracted by daydreams of his encounter with Princess Peach the preceding night. As such, he gave Miss Endless the wrong items, at which she reprimanded the absentminded grocer by pounding her fist down on the counter and storming out of the store. Shortly after she left, greedy Luigi noticed the gemstone Peach had left behind (which was then in Mario's hands). After calling the author of the book Luigi used to identify the artifact, Kibidango instantly appeared, and the brothers' adventure in the Mushroom Kingdom (which, of course, did not include Miss Endless) began. Miss Endless was not seen until Mario and Luigi's return to their home at the end of the movie, in a post-credits scene) in which she showed great confusion over the fact that King Koopa and his henchmen had taken up jobs in the shop.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ミスエンドレス[?] Misu Endoresu	Miss Endless

Trivia

• Miss Endless is the only character in Super Mario Bros.: Peach-hime Kyushutsu Dai Sakusen! whose voice actor voices multiple characters, as Junko Hori also voiced Lakitu.