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Baby Mario is a playable character in most of the Mario sports titles, such as ''[[Mario Golf]]'' ''[[Mario Tennis]]'' ''[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!!]]'' and ''[[Mario Superstar Baseball]]''. How Baby Mario can exist in the same time period as Mario remains a mystery. This was explored to a certain extent in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'', although Nintendo has yet to link the game to the sports titles. | Baby Mario is a playable character in most of the Mario sports titles, such as ''[[Mario Golf]]'' ''[[Mario Tennis]]'' ''[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!!]]'' and ''[[Mario Superstar Baseball]]''. How Baby Mario can exist in the same time period as Mario remains a mystery. This was explored to a certain extent in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'', although Nintendo has yet to link the game to the sports titles. | ||
When you switch characters in ''Mario Kart Double Dash!!!''Baby Mario's Phrase is "Baby Mario!". It is controversial why he says this because people do not ever refer themselves as Adult Bob or Baby Bob, they would always call them selves their actual name such as Bob. The reason Baby Mario calls himself "Baby Mario" instead of just Mario is unknown probably just to signify his character. The same argument comes up with [[Baby Luigi]]. | |||
Baby Mario, and his brother Baby Luigi, star alongside adult Mario and [[Luigi]] in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'' for the [[Nintendo DS]]. They ride on the adults' shoulders, and a baby takes over when one of the adults runs out of HP. | Baby Mario, and his brother Baby Luigi, star alongside adult Mario and [[Luigi]] in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'' for the [[Nintendo DS]]. They ride on the adults' shoulders, and a baby takes over when one of the adults runs out of HP. | ||
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Baby Mario is Mario's baby self who first appeared in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. In this game, the Stork is on his way to deliver Baby Mario and Baby Luigi to the their parents in the Mushroom Kingdom. However, on the way, Kamek, an evil Magikoopa, kidnaps Baby Luigi and the Stork. Baby Mario falls into Yoshi's Island and lands on the back of a green Yoshi. Kamek has predicted that the Mario brothers will cause problems for the Koopas in the future, and as such he attempts to kidnap the babies. The Yoshi brings Baby Mario to the other Yoshies, and they decide to help Baby Mario rescue Baby Luigi from Kamek and Baby Bowser.
Baby Mario is a playable character in most of the Mario sports titles, such as Mario Golf Mario Tennis Mario Kart: Double Dash!!! and Mario Superstar Baseball. How Baby Mario can exist in the same time period as Mario remains a mystery. This was explored to a certain extent in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time, although Nintendo has yet to link the game to the sports titles.
When you switch characters in Mario Kart Double Dash!!!Baby Mario's Phrase is "Baby Mario!". It is controversial why he says this because people do not ever refer themselves as Adult Bob or Baby Bob, they would always call them selves their actual name such as Bob. The reason Baby Mario calls himself "Baby Mario" instead of just Mario is unknown probably just to signify his character. The same argument comes up with Baby Luigi.
Baby Mario, and his brother Baby Luigi, star alongside adult Mario and Luigi in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time for the Nintendo DS. They ride on the adults' shoulders, and a baby takes over when one of the adults runs out of HP.
Baby Mario will also be playable in the new game Yoshi's Island 2. He will be able to increase Yoshi's speed and allow the dinosaur to ground pound enemies.
Mario Superstar Baseball Bio
"The elder of the baby Mario Brothers. After arriving in a stork-related calamity, he and Yoshi rescued his little bro. Though he's supposed to be Mario in his youth, you can play as both of them at the same time for some reason. He has excellent foot speed but lacks power do to his diminutive size."
