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MK8 Ludwig Car Horn Emblem.png|[[Ludwig von Koopa]]'s horn
MK8 Ludwig Car Horn Emblem.png|[[Ludwig von Koopa]]'s horn
MK8 Morton Jr Car Horn Emblem.png|[[Morton Koopa Jr.]]'s horn
MK8 Morton Jr Car Horn Emblem.png|[[Morton Koopa Jr.]]'s horn
Emblem Mii Red MK8.png|A red [[Mii]]'s horn
MK8 Red Mii Car Horn Emblem.png|A red [[Mii]]'s horn
Emblem Mii Orange MK8.png|An orange Mii's horn
MK8 Orange Mii Car Horn Emblem.png|An orange Mii's horn
Emblem Mii Yellow MK8.png|A yellow Mii's horn
MK8 Yellow Mii Car Horn Emblem.png|A yellow Mii's horn
Emblem Mii Lime MK8.png|A lime-green Mii's horn
MK8 Lime-Green Mii Car Horn Emblem.png|A lime-green Mii's horn
Emblem Mii Green MK8.png|A green Mii's horn
MK8 Green Mii Car Horn Emblem.png|A green Mii's horn
Emblem Mii Light Blue MK8.png|A light-blue Mii's horn
MK8 Light-Blue Mii Car Horn Emblem.png|A light-blue Mii's horn
Emblem Mii Blue MK8.png|A blue Mii's horn
MK8 Blue Mii Car Horn Emblem.png|A blue Mii's horn
Emblem Mii Purple MK8.png|A purple Mii's horn
MK8 Purple Mii Car Horn Emblem.png|A purple Mii's horn
Emblem Mii Pink MK8.png|A pink Mii's horn
MK8 Pink Mii Car Horn Emblem.png|A pink Mii's horn
Emblem Mii Brown MK8.png|A brown Mii's horn
MK8 Brown Mii Car Horn Emblem.png|A brown Mii's horn
Emblem Mii White MK8.png|A white Mii's horn
MK8 White Mii Car Horn Emblem.png|A white Mii's horn
Emblem Mii Black MK8.png|A black Mii's horn
MK8 Black Mii Car Horn Emblem.png|A black Mii's horn
Emblem Tanooki Mario MK8.png|[[Tanooki Mario]]'s horn
Emblem Tanooki Mario MK8.png|[[Tanooki Mario]]'s horn
Emblem Cat Peach MK8.png|[[Cat Peach]]'s horn
Emblem Cat Peach MK8.png|[[Cat Peach]]'s horn

Revision as of 20:39, November 16, 2019

This article is about the character symbols in the Mario series. For the universe symbols in the Super Smash Bros. series, see the "Major series represented" section on the Super Smash Bros. series article.
Team (Sea)Gull space from Mario Party 7
Team Seagull from Mario Party 7.

An emblem is a symbol that appears on an item used by a specific character in many of the Mario spinoff and main series titles, usually representing said character in some fashion; for example, Mario's emblem is the red M that is sewn on his cap, whereas that of Yoshi is his egg.

Description

Emblems have been used as early as Mario Tennis for the Nintendo 64, with each character's emblem inked on the strings of their respective rackets; the trend has been continued in all future Mario Tennis games since then.

Emblems would make an appearance in the Mario Kart series as well, starting with Mario Kart: Double Dash!!; certain karts have their respective character's emblem placed on the kart's body. Mario Kart DS and Mario Kart Wii gives all characters that appear in either game a more streamlined emblem, most of which have been used in various other spinoff games since. Like in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, these emblems are applied on the kart, bike or ATV. Starting with Mario Kart 7, certain gliders would also depict the character's emblem. Mario Kart DS also introduced emblem customization, a feature currently exclusive to that game where players can create their own icons using the Nintendo DS Touch Screen, and is displayed during online matches.

In the Mario Party series, emblems first appeared in Mario Party 7, where they were used to denote who controlled Character Spaces (created when someone placed an Orb on a space); when using team-based rulesets, the game instead uses one of two (or four) preset team emblems. They also appear in Windmillville, denoting ownership of a particular windmill and the Stars tied to it. In Mario Party 8, an emblem appears next to the character to indicate when it is the character's turn during gameplay; Koopa's Tycoon Town also uses a similar mechanic to the aforementioend Windmillville, using each character's emblems to denote ownership of the hotels. The game also includes the minigame Stampede, where the player must stamp their emblem onto blank sheets of paper.

Emblems are featured on Goal Poles and Checkpoint Flags in more recent main series platformers, starting with New Super Mario Bros. Wii. When a character touches a Goal Pole or a Checkpoint Flag, the Bowser emblem on it will be replaced with their own, and the flag will change color to match the character as well.

Emblems also make an appearance in Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games and subsequent entries. The symbols appear on flags and Emblems (not the symbol itself) in these games. The Mario characters have their usual logos, but since all Sonic characters with the exception of Dr. Eggman don't have unique emblems, most have a one-colored silhouette of their faces at a different angle with a colored background.

Gallery

Mario Tennis (Nintendo 64)

Mario Kart DS

Mario Party 7

Mario Party 8

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games 2008-2012

Mario Kart Wii

Some of the emblems are also used in Super Mario 3D World and Super Mario Run.

New Super Mario Bros. Wii

Mario Kart 7

Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe

Kart emblems

Horn emblems

Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games

Mario Sports Superstars

Soccer

Baseball

Mario Kart Tour

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