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Spin-off games usually have a large amount of unlockables, and have more unlockables than main-stream games. Unlockable stages usually have more gimmicks, or they are larger than the default stages, and are commonly more interesting than the default stages. Unlockable items may be more powerful than the default items. Unlockable characters may or may not be more powerful or better to use than the default characters, depending on their abilities. | Spin-off games usually have a large amount of unlockables, and have more unlockables than main-stream games. Unlockable stages usually have more gimmicks, or they are larger than the default stages, and are commonly more interesting than the default stages. Unlockable items may be more powerful than the default items. Unlockable characters may or may not be more powerful or better to use than the default characters, depending on their abilities. | ||
==[[Wario Facial]]== | |||
The objective of the game is to discharge on wario face many types of bodily fluid can be used. wario is naughty he likes the more forbidden ones | |||
==[[Wario Greats]]== | ==[[Wario Greats]]== | ||
Revision as of 16:35, June 16, 2024
Well, here's everything that remained homeless.
5 Silver Stars!
[...]one [Silver Star] is contained in a Goomba[...]
("Never knew Bowser used his minions as a place to store things." - Alex95 (talk))
Ahehehauhe
("This was a redirect for Flatbush Koopa. The reason was because of a goofy laugh heard in one scene of the episode.") - Sparks (talk)
Alignment
Mario Luigi Peach Yoshi Daisy Donkey Kong Diddy Kong Dixie Kong Lanky Kong Tiny Kong Chunky Kong Funky Kong Candy Kong Cranky Kong Toad Toadette Toadsworth Pianata Noki Baby Mario Baby Luigi Baby Peach Baby Donkey Kong Baby Daisy Banjo
Wario Waluigi Birdo Krunch
Bowser
("What the heck is a "neutral character" alignment supposed to mean in this context, anyways?" - Toadette the Achiever (talk))
A Thin Line Between Love and Ape
The Coconut is now safe, and Bluster is making love to himself in mirrors, and DK and his friends have a good laugh about it.
BJAODN Rules
- Also, newbie bashing is not tolerated. There is a difference between poorly written articles newbies are susceptible to makeing and something so cretinous and devoid of information that you become suspicious of the sanity of the writer. We only accept the later variety.
("A typo in the rules for a page about bad writing? That's just... sad. And ironic." - Walkazo (talk))
- "Actually, the original version of the rules had even more grammar mistakes¸... I wrote those." - Blitzwing (talk))
- "Yeah, I wrote that. Whoops. In my defense though, it certainly made more sense than what was there before;"
- Also, newbie bashing is not tolerated, there is a difference between poor articles newbie are susceptible to make and something so cretinous and devoid of information enough to makes you suspecting of the sanity of the writer: We only accept the later variety.
- - Twentytwofiftyseven (talk))
[...]
- Entries that have obliviously bogus Red Links should be ideally replaced with {{fake link|}}, like this.
("Rules that have obvious mistakes should be fixed." - Walkazo (talk))
Black Hole
Under the planet a Black Hole can be found just in case Mario falls off.
("Yes, we wouldn't want Mario living, now would we?")
Black paint
Black paint is a toxic substance in Paper Mario: Color Splash. [...] The substance is also supposedly painful to touch, as Mario takes 30 HP of damage when he touches it in Sunglow Ridge.
Booty and the Beast
- Despite K. Rool's plan to stockpile explosives at the Barrelworks, he deliberately detonates many of the Barrel Bombs he creates while still on the assembly line, seemingly just for his own amusement.
- Despite the fact that Skurvy's ship is destroyed, it returns in future episodes, seemingly unharmed.
Born to Ride
- Despite the DinoRiders working for King Koopa, he and the Koopalings don't actually appear in this episode, likely because he escaped in King Scoopa Koopa to get Cheatsy Koopa in Gopher Bash.
Bowser Block Space
Bowser Block Spaces are spaces that first appear in Mario Party 10, only in the Bowser Party mode. If the player lands on one, they either summon Bowser Jr. to add one Bowser Dice Block to Bowser's collection, or Nabbit to remove one Bowser Dick Block from his collection.
("I created this article on August 1, 2018, and didn't fix this mistake until September 7 that same year. And no, it's not possible to "handle" the Bowser Dice Blocks inexpertly." - Toadette the Achiever (talk))
("First Bowser's Galactic Crack, now this..." -GrainedCargo192 (talk))
Bowser Space
- Players consider the Bowser Revolution event "Communism" due to the fact that Bowser redistributes everybody's coins equally. Therefore, players sometimes call this event Bowser Communism.
- Not only that, it is rumored that Bowser is a Communist for not only his Bowser Revolution, but for these occasions.
- He mostly attempts to steal the players' belongings (coins, stars, mini stars, etc.)
- He sometimes shuffles everybody's positions (until Mario Party 8)
- When a Bowser minigame is triggered, he makes the rules extremely unfair by acquiring losers who then loses either a certain amount of Coins, a Star, or even all their items.
- Not only that, it is rumored that Bowser is a Communist for not only his Bowser Revolution, but for these occasions.
(This and GameTheory are proof why you should never talk about communism without a decent understanding of what it actually is. (Not to mention, the Super Mario World cartoon confirms Bowser to be a capitalist pigdog.) - AwdryFan1997(Talk))
(I'd always understood it to be an obvious joke on the part of players - guess I took that for granted.) - Lord Grammaticus (talk)
- In Mario Party 3, Bowser can be seen lying on the floor in a slightly suggestive manner occasionally.
(It's actually more descriptive to say "Bowser can be seen reclining".) - Bazooka Mario (talk)
Burger King
From February 8, 2021, to February 22, 2021, costumers could order a "Super Mario Meal" online.
("I guess you have to be a cosplayer to order this.")
("Hey, McDonald's did it, so why not Burger King too?" - Mario (talk))
Can't figure out how to download an icon (help don't help me)
.
("'help don't help me'?")
Capture
As a frog, Mario can capture a frog to jump extremely high and reach high platforms and places that he could otherwise not reach.
("Frogception" - Doc von Schmeltwick)
Category:Characters Named for their Species
Characters who share a name with their species.
("'It's named after the thing it's named after. How astounding!'" - Apikachu68 (talk))
Category:Characters who break the Fourth Wall
Some characters happen to break the Fourth wall.
("Based on this logic, there should be a category for characters that make puns." - Apikachu68 (talk))
Category:Characters who have kissed Mario
Mario is quite the catch in the Mushroom Kingdom; here is a list of characters who have kissed him, of their own will or otherwise.
Category:Mario Land
Mario Land is a land owned completely by Mario, complete with a castle, a giant statue, and more. It is the setting of Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins and Mario Party 2
("This error was made on April 20, 2011 and remained until the category's deletion in August 23, 2017." - Apikachu68 (talk))
Category:Mushrooms
("Birdo is a mushroom?")
Category:Peach Items
A list of items that Princess Peach has used or sent to the Player.
- P-Wing
- Peach (item)
- Perry
- Princess Peach's Crown
- Princess Peach's voice
- Puzzle Piece (Super Princess Peach)
("'The user who wrote this is really into Peach.'" - Apikachu68 (talk))
Chain Chomp's Bath
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ワンワンをおフロにつれていけ! Wanwan o ofuro ni tsureteike! |
Give the Chain Chomp a bath! | |
| French (NOE) | Le bain du Chomp déchaîné | The Unchained Chomp's Bath | |
| German | Kettenhund-Katastrophe | Chain Chomp Catastrophe | |
| Italian | Categnaccio fa il bagnetto | Chain Chomp Is a Bath | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Chomp Cadenas toma un baño | Chain Chomp Takes a Bath |
Club Nintendo (magazine)
The new incarnation had far fewer pages and was aborted with issue 4/2002.
Coins Amassed in a Maze
Once the player reaches the four spinning platforms, they need to take the moving life ahead of them.
("This error was made when the article was created in 7 February 2017, and stayed until it was fixed in 21 October 2018" - YoshiEgg1990 (talk))
Confusion
- Not to be confused with Confused.
("Well, I'm confused")
Donkey Kong (franchise)
The franchise’s first and only direct television adaptation was Donkey Kong Country, based on the SNES game of the same name. Several original characters were introduced there, such as Candy's girlfriend Bluster Kong[...]
("Bluster transitioned? Good for her." Arend (talk))
Donkey Kong Country (television series)
Despite this, the show has managed to gain a cult following, and even Nintendo itself has acknowledged its existence.
("Considering the series's producers obtained the rights from them." - Apikachu68 (talk))
Talk:Dr. Tornado
Is this still a stub? Max2 (talk) the secret to the universe: a Wii.
Ok, I'm removing the Stub. any objections? Max2 (talk) oh yeah, do we have any pics of it?
No pics, i put a request in the trouble center though. Isyou 16:04, 7 March 2007 (EST)
So... stub? Max2 (talk) I think it's good. Mario Tornado is about as long, maybe shorter.
Dr. Tornado article is longer. Max2 (talk)
This .gif will have to do until we get a picture. Max2 (talk)
What? Why Merge? two different moves! Max2 (talk)
Do we merge Tannoki Mario and Cape Mario? 8) They work the same. Max2 (talk) seriously, this deserves an article!
Yeah, I am sorry I just realized that it is an official name. But the gif has to go its unofficial. Also, have you been talking to yourself?Knife (talk) 17:46, 7 March 2007 (EST)
Engine Class
In Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, the engine class also determines the randomocity of the character pairs.
Entertainment Software Rating Board
The ESRB stands for the Entertainment Software Rating Board. It was established in 1994 by the Entertainment Software Association in response to the concerns of politicians and parents about children having access to violent video games. The ESRB independently enforces ratings, advertising guidelines, and online privacy principles adopted by the industry. The ESRB is America's rating system.
The ESRB rates a game based on the content of the game. Violence, sexual content, substance abuse, and strong language are all things that are taken into consideration when rating a game. There are currently six ratings: Early Childhood, Everyone (previously Kids-Adults), Everyone 10+, Teen, Mature, and Adults Only. There's a seventh rating and that is the RP rating or Rating Pending. For more information about the ESRB rating system, see below.
The ESRB is also a highly controversial organization, due to the fact that they cause developers to make changes considered unnecessary by some gamers when developing games or even translating them to English.
(For more info, see this proposal.)
Fan forums
- Wii Chat Forums - WikiGame's Official Forums for Video Games
("This forum link was added back in 26 January 2009. It was inactive for almost five months since that link was added, and had only 8 posts. It existed in this section for almost a decade.")
Final Smash
| Name | Character/s | Appears in | Type | Brief description | Picture |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shin Shoryuken | Ryu | 
|
Unknown | Ryu turns into a Shoryuken and blasts around the stage damaging players. |
("would be funner if he turned into shen long")
Fly (Charizard)
The same as kirby's iflate.
("Does Kirby have an iPod as well as an iFlate?" - Stooben Rooben (talk))
Flying Platform
(Note that this article exclusively covers the platforms ridden in the Forest Secret Area of Super Mario World.)
It is composed of three gray Rotating Blocks that cannot spin with wings, the same ones ridden by Amazing Flyin' Hammer Brothers, except their platforms have only two Rotating Blocks.
[...]
("It is not the same platform used by the Koopa Troop, except it is that platform." — SolemnStormcloud (talk))
Game Over
- If the player uses every starter character in any single-player mode through a Game Over, Marth will be unlocked after defeating him.
("I couldn't have put it better myself. Also, can you say pity?" RickTommy (talk))
Gerbilympics
The Gerbilympics is an event implied in Super Paper Mario. Very little is known about the Gerbilympics, although it is thought to involve athletic gerbils.
Mario and Princess Peach can only trigger the game's one reference to the Gerbilympics by unlocking the VIP Generator Room while paying off their damages in Merlee's Mansion. In the VIP Room, Ackpows commonly insult their slaves by calling them gerbils, as work in the VIP Room involves running on wheels; this is compared to the normal, jump-oriented room where workers are called fleas. If the player manages to generate enough electricity to earn five thousand or more Rubees in one work session in the room, the impressed Ackpow will pay them off and suggest that they, due to their incredible running skills, join the Gerbilympics.
Little is known about the Gerbilympics. As it was mentioned only in a bizarre cross between an insult and praise, it is possible that it does not even exist. However, if the Gerbilympics really is some kind of strange sport in the Gloam Valley dimension, it is likely that it is a version of the Olympic Games (which the Gerbilympics clearly parody) fit for actual gerbils.
Goomba Gang
I really like the wiki, but it can get boring from time to time. That's why I decided to spice it up a little with a gang. Anyone can join it.
Go ahead, delete this page, but it means you're just too clueless to realize that this is a well-intentioned gang. You probably are thinking that this gang is meant to antagonize the wiki. Wrong. It is actually meant to help it. How will just a gang help the wiki? People might get interested & join the wiki.
I will avenge any members of the gang if they get blocked. Also, I will only give members reminders when they deserve warnings.
How can you join this gang? Simply go on my talk page and say you want to be part of it.
("Sounds promising")
Gravity
Gravity is a force that appears in all games which draws characters towards the ground and sticks them there, allowing them to jump only.
("That would be true of the celestial body had a gravitational acceleration of roughly 30 to 50 meters per second squared. Then again, it'd be contradictory with actually being stuck on the ground, which would imply an even bigger acceleration... *screams in frustration*" - Toadette the Achiever (talk))
Ground Pound
Wario is another character who has infamously used the Ground Pound.
("He's done a Ground Pound? How evil!!")
("This wiki used to have an issue with the words 'infamous' and 'notorious', like they think they're synonyms of 'notable' for some reason.")
Grumblump
Their name is a portmanteau of "grumble", an action some people do while waiting, and "lump, a song by the presidents of USA.
Happiness
Happiness is a special feeling of satisfaction, contentment and joy that can affect an individual, a group, and even whole lands. Happiness as a concept plays an important role in the Yoshi series, specifically Yoshi's Story.
At the beginning of Yoshi's Story, Yoshi's Island and the Yoshis are in a state of supreme happiness, guaranteed by the Super Happy Tree. The Super Happy Tree is the embodiment of happiness on the island, as well as a bountiful source of fruit for the Yoshis, including Apples, Bananas, Watermelons, Grapes, Melons (the Yoshi's favorite), and the rare Heart Fruits – a special fruit that can induce "Super Happiness." However, this era of bliss would not last, as Baby Bowser cast a dark spell over the island. He turned Yoshi's Island into a pop-up storybook, and then proceeded to uproot the Super Happy Tree, stealing it away to his castle. Without the Super Happy Tree, the Yoshis entered a depressed, weakened state, preventing them from taking action against Baby Bowser.
However, in a remote corner of Yoshi's Island, six Yoshi Eggs hatched after the spell had been cast. These six Baby Yoshis seemed to be unaffected by the depressed state of the island and their fellow Yoshis. The Baby Yoshis realized Yoshi's Island was in a state of distress, and resolved to solve the problem themselves. They decided to rescue the Super Happy Tree by locating it via the trail of fruit it left behind while it was brought to Baby Bowser's Castle. The Baby Yoshis also hypothesized that by eating lots of fruit and generally having fun on their adventure, they would be filled with happiness, which would in turn assist in restoring happiness to the island as they spread their good cheer around. Determined to save the island and the other Yoshis, the six Baby Yoshis set off on the trail of fruit through the Pages of the Yoshi's Island storybook.
After the Baby Yoshis ate thirty fruit on one stage, they would grow extremely happy, spreading cheer throughout the area and allowing them to move on to the next Page in the storybook. The Baby Yoshis could become even happier by accomplishing various tasks in each Page they traveled to. The Yoshi's Mood, or level of happiness, was symbolized by the amount of ♥ he collected in each stage. More ♥ equated to more happiness. ♥ would be rewarded by eating fruit, especially the Yoshi's personal favorite fruit (for example, the Yellow Baby Yoshi's favorite is Bananas) and the special Lucky Fruit chosen at random at the beginning of the adventure. ♥ could also be earned by defeating enemies and collecting Heart Coins. Additionally, bonus ♥ were awarded for acquiring the stage's Special Hearts, eating Melons, and by having all the Yoshis survive the current stage.
The Baby Yoshis spread happiness throughout five Pages before finally reaching the Page of Baby Bowser's Castle. After collecting thirty fruit in the level, the Baby Yoshis proceeded to Baby Bowser's lair. Inside the lair, they discovered the Super Happy Tree, as well as Baby Bowser. Baby Bowser attempted to defeat the Baby Yoshis, but after an intense fight, the Baby Yoshis emerged victorious. The tiny tyrant was whisked away from the castle by his Toady minions, while the Baby Yoshis reclaimed the Super Happy Tree. Baby Bowser's spell over Yoshi's Island was broken, turning the storybook back into an island. The six Yoshis returned the Super Happy Tree to Yoshi's Island, restoring happiness to the land and freeing the other Yoshis from their state of depression. Ultimately, Yoshi's Island once again returned to an era of peace and happiness thanks to the efforts of six Little Yoshis.
(This article went almost completely unchanged since its creation in 2009 until its deletion in 2015.)
Harry Blackstone Jr.
Harry Blackstone Jr. (June 30, 1934 – May 14, 1997) (occasionally shortened to simply Blackstone) is a famous, currently deceased magician who has appeared in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!.[...]
("When will he be alive again?")
Health Meter
If Yoshi sustains more damage, the expression of the sun will remain the same, though more of the sun's rays will be lost. When no more of the sun's rays remain, the face of the sun will turn blue and begin frowning. If Yoshi sustains any more damage after this, the face of the sun will turn green, then gray, resulting in Yoshi losing a life. or a Game Over If Yoshi loses all of your lives.
(You can't trust Yoshi with anything nowadays. - Alex95 (talk))
Heart Swing
Oddly, this move affects certain indeterminate gendered characters as well, which may imply that the genderless fielders are really males.
("Or the Heart Swing affects both male and ambiguously gendered characters.")
Holerö
Holerö (pronounced [hɔləˈʁøː]) is a German neologism used as an informal greeting or an interjection expressing joy or slight surprise. The word became a running gag in the later era of the Club Nintendo magazines and played a major role in the comic "Sag niemals Holerö!".
Claude M. Moyse, chief editor of the German Club Nintendo magazine from the mid-1990s until 2001, suggested that it may have been used by Loriot or Helge Schneider, two popular German comedians.[1][2] According to Moyse, his co-worker Marcus Menold first introduced the term "holerö" to the Club Nintendo comics.[1]
The word first appeared in the German version of Secret of Mana and was subsequently used in the majority of German Super Nintendo game translations, for which Moyse was responsible as well.
Part one of "Super Mario in Die Nacht des Grauens" marked the first occurrence of the word "holerö" in the Club Nintendo comics. In this story, it was used by Mario to greet Kirby and Link, whom he surprisingly met in the basement of their shared house. Later in the same story, Mario used it again as a joyful exclamation after defeating the friends' enemies. Since then, the word was found in almost every comic of the series. In "Donkey Kong in: Banana Day 24", Donkey Kong used it as a joyful exclamation. Mario used it to greet the other musicians at Koopa Records in the comic "Super Mario: Die Blume meines Herzens".
The comic "Blast Corps in Yoshis Knallkekse" marked the first occurrence of the word that actually affected the story in some way. After a spell was put on Yoshi's truck by Kamek (who exclaimed "Holerö!" when suddenly appearing next to the truck), Yoshi sees a poster reading "Blast Corps - You've got a problem? We'll solve it! Call 3-2-1-Blast Corps and we'll be there before you're able to pronounce 'holerö'!". He calls the Blast Corps team, steps out of the phone box and starts to pronounce "Holer...". In this moment the Blast Corps team arrives indeed, rhetorically asking whether they have promised too much. Later in the comic, Dr. Light too exclaims "Holerööööö!" when arriving with a helicopter.
In the second part of "Super Mario in Die Nacht des Grauens", Link and Kirby exclaim the word in pain when they suffer from Mario trying out a magical dice. Later in the comic, Mario uses a magical spell that results in him, Link and Kirby wearing women's clothes. Their reaction to this is "Ho..." (Mario), "...le..." (Link), "...rö!" (Kirby). The demonical creature Abigor also makes use of the word when meeting the three friends.
Finally, the term was featured prominently in "Sag niemals Holerö!". The comic centers around an evil extraterrestrial called KKDU, who disguised himself as a crooner called Heini. One of his songs is called "Holerö", and anyone listening to it will turn into food (to be more exact, a kind of food typical of the country the person lives in). Only Mario, TicToc and Bomberman can resist the evil spell, because they are the chosen ones to stop Heini from invading Earth and eating all the transformed terrestrials.
("See also: Mama mia" - Apikachu68 (talk))
Holy Shot
Fun Facts: Holy Shot Might Have came from Holy Shoot! or it might've been from her Holyness
("If anyone is wondering, "Holy Shot" simply comes from the profane interjectory phrase "holy shit", which I would have thought when looking at this excuse for trivia." - Toadette the Achiever (talk))
How to Draw Nintendo Heroes and villains 2
- How to Draw Nintendo Heroes and Villains 2
This is the second one of the series so it has more pictures of charecters but more than the last and its missing some from the last.
New charecters this includes:
Fox Mcloud
Slippy Toad
Falco Lambirdi
Samus Aran
Toon Link (Instead of Link)
Toon Zelda
Toon Ganandorf
Hyper Suction
Hyper Suction is a Special Move in the Gamecube game Wario World. Wario loves his coins so much, he inhales them! When the players presses 
or 
whilst there are loose coins about, Wario opens wide in a Kirby-type of fashion, and then sucks them up(being the greedy man he is), thereby adding them to his coin total.
("Inhaling money is a degree of love of money higher than swimming in it, laughing your way to the bank, and deviously counting it.")
("Especially when you have more than 4 cubic acres of it. Wario: Eat your heart out, Scrooge! Have a rotten day!" - SONIC123CDMANIA+&K(B&ATSA) (talk))
Isaac Marshall
Isaac Marshall (August 22, 1962 – ) is a game designer[citation needed], voice actor, and audio designer[citation needed] from Michigan that has once portrayed Toad in the English version of Mario Kart 64. Once, he portrayed Kamek in the game Tetris Attack.
Isaac Marshall's knack for imitating friends and cartoon characters was realized by many at Nintendo's R&D group where he worked as a game and audio designer[citation needed]. Later, Isaac would send an audio tape to NCL with one minute of various voices spoken in a multitude of languages[citation needed]. NCL was impressed with his range and selected him to do various odd voices[citation needed]. Among his voice acting roles in the Mario series, was as the voice of Toad in the overseas versions of Mario Kart 64.
Isaac would later leave Nintendo to continue working in gaming while providing voice-over work under various aliases for TV and Film/Animation (Anime)[citation needed]. When asked about his work with Nintendo and his voicework, he has commented the following:
"Nintendo was a great experience. Being an 18 year-old kid sitting in a room discussing conceptual ideas with Shigeru Miyamoto was a dream fulfilled. However, that was the tip of the iceberg... I wasn't content with designing a game and being a voice in it. I had to do more. I wanted to utilize myself fully on any project. You know, challenge myself. Reinvent myself."[citation needed]
He also said:
"I do it because it's fun. I'm not on some mission to be a big name. I prefer to work in the shadows. Because that's were the real magic is a constant. Also, having these "aliases" keeps me humble."[citation needed]
Isaac currently resides in Seattle, Washington[citation needed].
(Ultimately, the needed citations never appeared.)
It's a Wonderful Life
Cranky: You'll be valuabled for donating a body desiance, if you don't get those nuts off!
("Is that even desiantifically possible?" – Mario jc (talk))
Kong for a Day
("Gotta arbitrarily add some terribly unnecessary adverbs to excessively emphasize how obviously villainous these wickedly, dastardly Kremlings are in this unremarkably early episode." Arend (talk))
Koopaphobia
Koopaphobia is a persistent fear of Koopas, mentioned only during The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! episode "Raiders of the Lost Mushroom". Indiana Joe is the only known character to have been afflicted with Koopaphobia, as the mere mention of Koopas caused him to shiver uncontrollably. How Indiana Joe developed his Koopaphobia is unknown, although it may be an allusion to Indiana Jones' own fear of snakes.
Indiana Joe is aware of the fact that the legendary Lost Mushroom is found within the Temple of Koopa, but due to his Koopaphobia, he never musters up the strength to venture inwards, as the entrance itself is shaped like a crowned Koopa's head. Instead, he eventually meets up with Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool and Toad, and leads them to the Temple of Koopa, telling them to enter, while he waits outside.
Indiana Joe is eventually scared off by Kolonel von Koop and the Koopa Pack, and returns to his home. Realizing that he can no longer be a treasure hunter due to his Koopaphobia, Indiana Joe starts his own babysitting service. Later, he discovers that the three Mushroom brats he is babysitting are even scarier than Kolonel von Koop himself, and he ultimately overcomes his Koopaphobia to help Mario's group recover the Lost Mushroom.
- In Super Paper Mario, when Tippi uses her Tattle ability on any random Koopa Troopa, it is stated that Goombas have a long-held fear, or phobia, of Koopas.
Last Five Turns Event
In Mario Party DS, the Last Five Turns Event is renamed Final 5 Frenzy. In it, Bowser gives out the current standings as usual and gives the losing player a bonus, chosen by a wheel. All Friend Spaces are also changed into Duel Spaces. The fifth-to-last turn is pink blood.
("So that's where Danganronpa got its pink blood from." - Arend (talk))
Lava
Lava has also been shown to start Mario's overalls on fire. Why it does not burn a hole through is unknown.
Make a website
In Super Smash Bros. Brawl there is a certain thing called The Subspace Emmisarry. There is millions of levels and duke it out with Mario,Link,Kirby & the others. The first stage is called Walktrough. You brawl it with Mario,Peach,Zelda & Kirby. The first battle in the subspace emmisarry pits Mario & Kirby. You have a selection between them. It is just a standard stock battle with one life. Defeat Kirby or Mario. Then select between an order between Mario,Peach,Zelda and Kirby to battle the primids and other weak enimies (Later you find very hard ones). Then Mario gets shot by a bullet. The Ancient Minister comes down and reveals a subspace bomb. Instantlly Zelda & Peach get trapped in cages with the unloved boss from 2002 Petey Pirhana. You must hit one of the cages with Kirby. Once you have defeated Petey Pirhana,Wario comes from above. The cage you didn't choose will be shot by a Dark Cannon and Wario will take the trophy he shot and go back up. By this time the Bomb was at 8 seconds left. Kirby and eathier princess will survive by Kirby's warpstar. You then go onto the next level
("And how is this showing us to make a website!" - Grapes (talk))
Mama mia
Mama mia is one of mario,s many popular lines in the video games. other characters such as Link titleLuigi, Peach, and Wario.
("Who is link title?" - TVTrash (talk))
(We officially know Link's surname. - AwdryFan1997(Talk))
Mario Bros. (series)
| Mario Bros. | |
|---|---|
| |
| First installment | Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 (1994) |
| Latest installment | Wario Land: Shake It! (2008) |
| Number of installments | 6 (5 main, one on the Virtual Boy) |
("Hmmm... You forgot the image pic." - SONIC123CDMANIA+&K(B&ATSA) (talk))
Mario Finale
The move is an original one,based on a move in Super Mario RPG, by his Ultra Flame attack.
Mario Golf (series)
- Practice Mode
- If your game sucks baldy, you can go practice to become better(lets hope).
("If your game sucks baldy, practice mode is a good way to help you learn the basics." - Scrooge200)
Mario Kart (series)
With a total of nine titles in the series, Nintendo has started a sort-of fad of cartoon-styled racing games amongst many gaming companies.
Mario's Overalls
This article is about Mario's trademark overalls. For different clothes that can be worn in the Mario & Luigi series, see Clothing.
Mario's Overalls are one of five of his trademark articles of clothing. They are blue in color, and cover his body from the waist down to his ankles; thin blue straps wrap around Mario's shoulders as suspenders for the article of clothing. Two large yellowish-gold buttons are placed on either strap as they connect to the main cloth. Luigi, Wario, and Waluigi also wear overalls.
It is unknown what material the overalls are made out of, but in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, they appear to be made out of denim.
In Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Mario can change the appearance of his overalls via the use of Badges.
In the Super Mario Bros. movie, the overalls is one whole jumpsuit with a matching red hat. Mario and Luigi find their trademark clothes when searching Koopa's tower for disguises and they wear the building's worker clothes.
("Clothing sections for female characters on MarioWiki get a lot of flak for being overly detailed but at least they don't dedicate entire pages for them." - Mario (talk))
Mario's Painting
Mario's Painting is a painting enclosing Mario in it without a way to escape (though one could use the Ghost Portrificationizer or Dark-Light Device) in Luigi's Mansion and Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. King Boo owns Mario's Painting until he is captured.
Mario's Shirt
Mario's Shirt is the classic red shirt that Mario wears during most of his platforming Mario series games, except when he is Dr. Mario, uses a power-up, or is playing sports. However, a few exceptions have taken place, such as in Super Mario Sunshine, where his default shirt is short-sleeved. Mario can also receive a Hawaiian-style turquoise vest with Shine Sprites on it after beating the game.
There have also been recolors of his shirt in the older Mario games, where the most common recolor was blue instead of red. When wearing a blue shirt, he would usually wear red overalls. In the Super Smash Bros. series series, Mario can recolor his outfit at will, along with other characters in that series.
A few Badges in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door can change his shirt, as well as his hat. This can be done by equipping the L Emblem Badge (which gives him Luigi's clothes), the W Emblem Badge (which gives him him Wario's clothes), or a combination of both (which gives him Waluigi's clothes). Both use 0 BP and have no effects other than changing his appearance.
Although many types of shirts are available to Mario, they do not majorly influence him unless he uses a power-up.
In the game, Super Mario RPG: The Legend of the Seven Stars, Mario wore a variety of shirts that acted as a form or armor. However, these shirts could not be visible on screen or worn by Mario as he would still appear in his traditional outfit.
("Oh, you saw the previous Mario's Overalls as a page did you? May I also add there was an entire navigational template dedicated to the different articles of Mario's clothing?" - Mario (talk))
Master (title)
The title of Master is given solely to the supreme sovereign leader of the Kremling Krew. The title has only been known to be held by three individuals: King K. Rool, his apparent successor KAOS and Krusha. Presumably, there have been other Masters in the past before King K. Rool rose to preeminent power – one Master may have led an army of Kremlings during the Kremean War, although this is unconfirmed. However, it is possible the title of Master originated during the reign of King K. Rool himself. After the events of Donkey Kong Land 2, King K. Rool lost his title of Master to the robotic entity known as KAOS. As such, KAOS was the leader of the Kremling Krew during the events of Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!. It is unknown how or why King K. Rool lost his title of Master to KAOS. However, it was later revealed that KAOS was only the de jure Master, and King K. Rool, in his guise of Baron K. Roolenstein, was the de facto Master. KAOS was merely a robotic creation that took direct orders only from King K. Rool himself, effectively making King K. Rool the true sovereign leader of the Kremling Krew. It is unknown if the other Kremlings knew that KAOS was being controlled behind the scenes, or if they were part of a conspiracy to possibly fool the Kong Family into believing their old nemesis had fallen out of power. Regardless, after the events of Donkey Kong Country 3, King K. Rool officially reclaimed the title of Master, and led the Kremling Krew during the events of Donkey Kong Land III, Donkey Kong 64, and beyond.
In the episode "Speed" from the Donkey Kong Country tv show, Krusha, after becoming "smartified" because of being hit by a minecart, proceeds to usurp King K. Rool of his position as Master, reducing him to servant status alongside Klump. Krusha's plans of stealing the Crystal Coconut and world domination are ultimately cut short as, after another incident with a minecart near the episode's end, his intelligence is reduced back to normal and King K. Rool promptly reclaims his position.
- King K. Rool (and his other aliases) – Donkey Kong Country
- Krusha – Donkey Kong Country (show)
- KAOS – Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!
("See also: Super Star" - Apikachu68 (talk))
Mustache
A mustache (also called moustache, and 'Stache in the Mario & Luigi series) is a form of facial hair common in male adults such as Mario, Luigi, Wario, and Waluigi. Mario (and thus the palette swap Luigi) was originally given his mustache to clarify the borders of his nose, while Wario and Waluigi's mustaches are just parodies of Mario and Luigi's and are therefore angular and unrealistic. Many other characters, like the false Millennium Star, Eldstar, one of the Delfino Police, and Toadsworth, also have mustaches. Additionally, mustaches can be a source of pride, as demonstrated by the various mustachioed bosses of Super Mario 64. In Super Mario 64 DS, they often insulted Mario, Luigi, and Wario for their supposedly inferior mustaches. For example, Goomboss set such store by mustaches that he mistook Luigi for Mario (based on the mustache similarities). Big Bob-omb seemed to regard mustaches as a source and sign of power. Chief Chilly, after defeated, will even blame it on having a poor mustache.
[...]
According to Fracktail in Super Paper Mario, Mario has a "level 5 mustache". The Yellow Apple found in The Overthere makes Princess Peach grow a mustache similar to Mario's.
(Is it just me, or does it seem like whoever wrote this seems to think mustaches are animate objects?)
N64
The Controller is highly unique in the fact that it has three handles, instead of two as most controls(and most human beings' number of hands
Negative Zone
Any opponents caught in the circle can be affected by a variety of effects, such as uncontrollable taunting, sleeping, and even constant tripping.
[...]
It is stated in Luigi's Final Smash trophy that Negative Zone is a sorcerer's magic attack that is fueled by his dislike of being in his brother's shadow.
("The actual wording is "a dance befitting a sorcerous incantation", but this info makes it seem like Luigi himself is a sorcerer." - Alex95 (talk))
Nintendo DS
The Nintendo DS is the third handheld system since its predecessor, the Game Boy Advance.
- One of the US taglines for the DS is "Touching is good". Why, Nintendo?
Noob
A noob is a 'newbie' at games, or at editing things on the Super Mario Wiki. They generally are very inactive, have cheap signatures, small pages, etc.
The current noobs on this Wiki are...
1. Hess
2.
3.
4.
5.
Add some noobs.
("Noob: The guy who wrote this. Pro: No one on that list." - SONIC123CDMANIA+&K(B&ATSA) (talk))
Paper Mario (series)
- In all three games of the series someone whose name begins with B is told to "still their tongue". In Paper Mario, Bow says it to Bootler, in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Grodus says it to Beldam and in Super Paper Mario, Blumiere's Father says it to Blumiere.
("This is the real reason Sticker Star was a disappointment" - Hewer (talk))
Peaches
Mario, you're so cool
And with my Star, we're gonna rule
Mario, understand
I'm gonna love you 'til the very end
Mario, Mario, Mario, Mario, Mario
Mario, Mario, Mario, Mario, Mariobr> I love you, oh!
Mario! Mario!
Peach, Luigi, and a Donkey Kong, too
A thousand troops of Koopas couldn't keep me from you
mario, at the end of the line
I'll make you mine, oh!
mario, mario, mario, mario, mario
mario, mario, mario, mario, mario
I love you, oh!
("Hooray! Love finally wins!" - EleCyon (talk))
Player
Player is a term used for a person playing a video game. The first Mario game, Donkey Kong, was originally first played and tested by Shigeru Miyamoto and a few of his employees, trying out the game and at the same time seeing who could beat it first. Although most players are human, Mario media has also shown the series' specific species to enjoy certain video games, which are usually fictional.
In some games, mostly the RPG games, many characters break the fourth wall and talk to the player ("you in front of the TV"); these characters include Goombella, Lord Crump, and Professor Frankly from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. It is also worth noting that several characters use Mario (or whatever playable character) as a device to talk to the player; for instance, Mario's RPG adventures often show supporting characters giving Mario commands like "press the 
button". These instructions are actually directed to the player. Super Paper Mario makes a point out of this by having Mario ask what the person exactly means by "press the button".
In Super Paper Mario, characters such as Bestovius refer to the player as a deity-like being existing within another dimension. Thoreau describes the player as the great being who watches them when Mario asks what the "
Button" is. It may be worth noting that the manual of Super Mario Bros. 2 explains the dream-based origin of certain enemy characters (for instance, it establishes that Cobrats come from Toad's dreams), and it happens to state that Ninjis "appear in the dreams of NES players". Another reference to the player is in Hotel Mario, in which there are many occurrences of Mario, Luigi, and Peach breaking the fourth wall. Some examples include Mario telling the player to check out the enclosed instruction book for help, Luigi saying "And you gotta help us", and Peach saying "And I thank you too". At the end of Hotel Mario, Mario, Peach, and Luigi all exclaim "You're the best player ever!".
Finally, one last in-game reference to the player was given in Super Mario World's Funky level, which featured a formation of coins that spelled out the phrase "YOU ARE A SUPER PLAYER!!".
In Super Mario 64, Super Mario Galaxy, and Super Mario Galaxy 2, after the game is completed, Mario will say, "Thank you so much for playing my game!"
Sometimes the word player is also used to mean "Extra Life", as seen in the Super Mario World instruction booklet.[1]
- ^ On page 5, where the map screen is explained, a line pointing to the number of lives is labeled "Number of players."
Power Blast
A move that lives up to its name,and if you get hit by it you'll go flying
Pre-release and unused content
- Prototype (version) / early version / Pre(-)release (version) = A non-final version of a game or part of a game. Pre(-)release (version) is sometimes used to specifically mean an early version that is seen in pre-release materials. The writer should be make clear what is meant.
("Do as they say, not as they do" - Hewer (talk))
Red link
Red links are links that don't exist or have been deleted. When you put a word inside the two brackets, it could be red. When it's red, you can create it. Put some links that become blue (or light blue). Be careful though, don't put any random things on a page. That will be unnecessary.
(That irony was so hard it hurt. - AwdryFan1997(Talk))
Reign Storm
- Kooky can be seen at King Koopa's crowning, even though he is still supposed to be in Hawaii. He might have used magic to clone himself and send the clone to King Koopa's crowning before going to Hawaii, however.
- Without sharp teeth, the Nipper Plant's face looks similar to the face people sometimes put up when they troll other people on the internet.
- This is the first episode where Toad's feet are shown. Other episodes include:
- This is also one of the few times he is shirtless.
Seesaw
Some course elements have different weights. Twisters weigh nothing, while Spiny Shells, Buzzy Shells, Dry Bones Shells, Beach Koopas, empty Koopa Shells, and disabled Koopas weigh half a normal object.
("I didn't know that when we stepped on Koopas, we were really disabling the use of their exterior limbs. The Mario franchise is darker than I thought." -TheDarkStar (talk))
Sega
A later mockery was in the back of the box of Sonic the Hedgehog. The text on the back of the box includes "Super", a mockery of Super Mario Bros..
("While admittedly it is included in four separate headers, that's still a bit of a leap." - Doc von Schmeltwick (talk))
Shadow Mario Revisited
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ニセマリオふたたび Nise Mario futatabi |
Shadow Mario Again | |
| French (NOE) | Antimario se fait arroser | Shadow Mario Needs Watering | |
| German | Mario Morgana-Landgang | Shadow Mario Land-Passage | |
| Italian | Riappare Mario Ombra | Shadow Mario Reappears | |
| Spanish (NOE) | La vuelta de Mario Oscuro | The Return of Shadow Mario |
(Did you remember to water your Shadow Mario today? - Hooded Pitohui (talk))
Shigeru Miyamoto
| Shigeru Miyamoto | |
|---|---|
 Shigeru Miyamoto at E3 2006  His secret identity | |
| Born | November 16, 1952 |
| Super Mario–related role(s) | Representative director, game developer, game designer, Princess Peach's husband |
("So he's Bowser Jr.'s mother, but is also Princess Peach's husband? This Mario lore is messed up, yo." - Alex95 (talk))
- ("Not only Bowser Jr's mom and Peach's husband, but ALSO Yoshi himself too, apparently." –Arend (talk))
Snufit Ball
A Snufit Ball is a small black orb that Snufits spit out of their tubular mouths at Mario in Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS. They can easily be avoided, but will hurt Mario by one damage point if he touches them.
(While deleted, Snufit Ball lives on in the memory of the Super Mario Wiki users who wish to see its article aggressively recreated someday.)
("Sadly, with the official English translation of the Mario Portal revealing that Snufits are in fact just Snifits, that also means that Snufit Balls are nothing more than Snifit bullets. It does come with the perk that they're made of nightmares, though." –Arend (talk))
Special Attack
- Additionally, the top screen of Bowser's tutorials always show a Chuboomba being defeated by the acquired Special Move without the candy.
("Gasp!")
Speed (episode)
In Donkey Kong house, DK and Candy are talking about the times they will be together and something interrupts them, just to DK answer she "can be together him twenty-four hours a day". At the end, he and Candy were about to give each other a kiss, just to be disturb by Cranky's hologram ordering him to go to Cranky's Cabin. DK hurries to reach the place as fast as possible and leaves Candy at his house.
In King K. Rool's hideout, King K. Rool is talking to Krusha about his plans to steal the Crystal Coconut. Briefly, General Klump was in a Mine Cart and can't stop to save Krusha, who was standing on the rails. The Mine Cart bumps into him, making him inconscious. After some time, Krusha wakes up, but looks different. He gets very intelligent and starts to talk to King K. Rool about plans.
Back to Donkey Kong, he and Cranky are standing at the front of Cranky's House. Cranky was telling DK about his job.
In King K. Rool's room, King K. Rool tells Krusha about his plan. He will use Candy Clone to convinces Donkey Kong to get a minecart ride with her, but the minecart will have a way to his hideout. He press a button in his Control Panel and Candy Clone appears.
Candy Clone is in a Minecart and Krusha is behind it, thinking how the plan will be. General Klump notices a bomb in the vehicle's back, installed by Krusha. They hide themselves in a tree and awaits Donkey Kong to arrive. Diddy and Dixie saw "Candy" in the minecart and she ask them if want to get a ride in the minecart. Supposed to Donkey Kong be attracted, General Klump tries to scare the little monkeys, but, Diddy and Dixie enter the cart and turn it on, taking it away.
Donkey Kong was running, and, when is in the edge of the rails, percept Candy, Diddy and Dixie there. Far away DK were, Candy Clone's head starts to spin, scaring up the monkeys.
At King K. Rool's hideout, he is scolding Klump by his fail. At this time Krusha starts to sing.
Diddy and Dixie were terrified with what was happening. Candy Clone falls from the cart and stops, as her head still spinning. Dixie notices the bomb at the minecart that will blast them.
Candy was in the forest, when DK arrives and they start talking about their times together and, ready to kiss each other again, one more time, Cranky interrupts that moment of love, ordering Donkey Kong to go to his house to stop the invaders. DK hurries again, leaving Candy. That makes her very angry.
In Cranky's House, Klump gets afraid, knowing DK is coming to beat them, but Krusha don't looks to be worried about that. As soon as Donkey Kong reach the place, Krusha and General Klump talk to Donkey Kong about Diddy and Dixie in the Minecart and the bomb in it. DK leaves the house, but also takes the Crystal Coconut with him. General Klump and Krusha leave the house too.
Donkey Kong was trying to find the Mine Cart, when Candy appears. DK, on the rails, can't percept the cart that runs into him, this also makes he toss the Crystal Coconut up. Dixie gots it. A minecart taking Krusha and General Klump also runs into DK. Diddy and Dixie notices that the bomb in the vehicle was about to explode.
Donkey Kong and Candy are in another minecart chasing the little monkeys and the Kremlings. The minecarts reach King k. Rool's hideout, where he notices the Crystal Coconut in Dixie's hand and starts to chase it. The minecart bumps into the King and he comes aboard it.
After many time in the mine, the cart leave the place and runs into Cranky, Dixie, remembering Diddy still in the minacart with K. Rool. Donkey Kong have the idea of using the Bluster's Barrelcopter to rescue him. General Klump and Krusha end at King K. Rool's hideout. The minecart with Diddy and King K. Rool reaches the place and bumps into Krusha again, making him back to his normal dimwitted state. Both follow the minecart.
Donkey Kong and Candy were in the Barrelcopter and rescue Diddy from the minecart. King K. Rool still in the minecart, but it stops at the end of the rails, in the beach. General Klump and Krusha reach the place, and then remember the bomb, that explodes.
In Donkey Kong's house balcony, he and Candy were talking about their moments together and DK. The episode ends with a song sung by Candy, until the night, when some fireworks starts to blowing up.
Star Koopa
- In October 30, 2012, The Walt Disney Company has announced a deal to acquire George Lucas's Lucasfilm Ltd, which includes the rights to the legendary Star Wars franchise, for $4.05 billion. Disney also announced plans for Star Wars: Episode VII, which was released in 2015.
Super Mario (Series)
| Title | |
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| Cover, original release, and system | Synopsis |
| Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island | |
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While the title suggests it being a sequel, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island is in fact the prequel not only to the Super Mario series but the whole Mario franchise. The game starts off on the day the Mario Bros. were born and are to be delivered to their parents by a dedicated stork. Foretelling the treat they will represent to the Koopa clan in the future, Kamek tries to kidnap the babies from the stork but only manages to snatch one baby (Baby Luigi) and imprisons stork as well. The other baby (Baby Mario) falls on Yoshi's Island where he is picked by the Yoshis that reside in there. The Yoshis come to the decision to aid the baby to rescue his brother and the stork from the Koopa clan led by the young Baby Bowser. |
Super Mario 64 (DS) quotes
- Ironicly, King Boo did see them again, during the events of Luigi's Mansion
("And that's in the quote section because...?")
Super Mario Bros. 3: The Secret Bridge
Mario, Luigi and Princess Peach hear about a secret bridge hidden under the Mushroom Kingdom. They decide to set off on an adventure to find a hidden map leading to the bridge. They find the map and then eventually find the bridge, resulting in a happy ending.
("Whoever wrote this clearly hadn't read the story before. Let this be a lesson: Never write the summary to a story you don't know." - Alex95 (talk))
Super Mario Bros.: Peach-hime Kyūshutsu Dai Sakusen!
Moreover, the movie has never released internationally, remaining a rare production that has never been released outside Japan or in any language besides Japanese. This is because Shochiku, the company that distributed this film, does not operate outside of Japan. This movie is not very acceptable and no one will ever bring it or watch it! Watch something else like Ghost in the Shell for you!
("There is a minority who have enjoyed this anime film. You can also find this movie on YouTube." - PnnyCrygr (talk))
("Command my opinion? *laughs* You and what army?! *laughs (x2)*" - FanOfYoshi (talk)
Super Mario Chocolates
Delicious looking Mario chocolates from Italy. This may be a start on Nintendo's campaign to make products besides games.
The Super Mario Chocolates are special treats made by Italy starring Mario. The chocolates appear to be based on Super Mario 64.
Super Mario World (television series)
Princess Toadstool is much more disfigured (by having very pale flesh and dark red lips) in this series compared to the last two series.
Super Peach Spin
| Super Peach Spin | |
|---|---|
| |
| Used by | Mario |
| Type | Offensive Power Shot |
| Appears in | Mario Power Tennis Mario Tennis: Power Tour |
Super Star
- “Does it only take strength to be a Super Star? In order to be a Super Star it takes... courage... and wisdom, and... kindness.”
- —Toad, Mario Party
A Super Star (or Party Star in Mario Party 4) is, by definition, "the biggest star". However, after a dispute between Mario, Luigi, Peach, Yoshi, Wario, and Donkey Kong during the course of Mario Party, Toad created a specific definition for the term and outlined a method by which the title of Super Star could accurately be granted. Although his method set out to determine a single Super Star, in the end the title was jointly earned by all six of the disputers. The six currently hold the title.
Presented with a great argument between Mario, Luigi, Peach, Yoshi, Wario, and Donkey Kong regarding which of them was the Super Star, Toad took a logical approach to the term. The results of his thinking created the current definition of the term as well as the method by which one could become a Super Star.
According to Toad’s definition, the four qualities required of a Super Star are strength, courage, wisdom, and kindness. Toad then concluded that the only way the group could measure these qualities and their effectiveness in making one a Super Star by challenging each other to acts of goodwill. The results of these battles to help others could be used to accurately reveal who was the Super Star.
While the term has generally been accepted as meaning "the biggest star," no one had ever definitively declared the Super Star due to the vast number of stars in the Mushroom World. When Mario gathers five of his closest friends together for a party during the events of Mario Party, the issue arises as to what "the biggest star" actually means. Mario, Luigi, Peach, Yoshi, Wario, and Donkey Kong each consider themselves to be Super Stars, but the term implies that there can only be one.
After the argument escalates with no progress, Toad begins to look at the concept logically in order to calm his friends, creating his definition and method detailed above. Upon hearing this, the six friends head to Mushroom Village through the village's central Warp Pipe. The fruits of their labors assist seven different lands and yield them one hundred Stars in total. After battling Bowser and his minions upon the broken Eternal Star, Mario and his friends jointly earn the title, and still hold it to this day.
("I think You're Winner deserves an article, too." -LeftyGreenMario (talk))
Team names
(This is a compilation of several "facts" pertaining to team names from Mario Superstar Baseball)
- DK Kongs is named after Donkey Kong.
- DK Explorers is derived from Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong's habit of exploring.
- DK Wild Ones comes from Donkey Kong being wild.
- DK Animals derives from the Kongs, their Animal Friends and the Kremling Krew being animals.
- Diddy Survivors is derived from Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong's power of surviving.
- Diddy Ninjas is named after Diddy Kong's fighting skills, as he can fight like a ninja.
- Diddy Tails comes from Diddy Kong's signature long tail.
- Diddy Red Caps comes from Diddy Kong's signature red hat.
- Diddy Monkeys comes from the species that the Kongs are.
- Wario Greats is named after Wario's arrogance, as he believes that he is great.
- Wario Garlics comes from Wario's favorite food.
- Wario Steakheads (when Wario has a majority of team members with a high Power stat): is derived from Wario's brute strength.
- Wario Beasts is also derived from Wario's brute strength.
- Wario Muscles comes from Wario's strength.
- Waluigi Mistiques could be from many of Waluigi´s powers that are rather mystical, like the giant baseball he throws or the random trajectory of his Star Swing.
- Waluigi Smart-Alecks may come from Waluigi's sarcastic personality.
- Waluigi Mashers has the same origin as the above name.
- Waluigi Flankers comes from the baseball term "flanker".
- Waluigi Spitballs may be derived from Waluigi's cheating behavior.
- Peach Monarchs comes from the fact that Peach is a princess, a type of royal monarch.
- Peach Roses comes from roses, a type of red-pink flower.
- Peach Princesses comes from Peach's rank as Princess.
- Peach Dynasties comes from dynasty, another word for a royal family.
- Daisy Flowers comes from the fact that Daisy love flowers
- The Mario Sunshines references Super Mario Sunshine, as well as that most of the teammates are natives of Isle Delfino.
- The Mario Fireballs references the Fireball, one of Mario's signature magic attacks.
- The Mario Heroes references Mario being the main hero of the series.
- The Mario All-Stars comes from Super Mario All-Stars.
- The Luigi Gentlemen is derived from Mario and Luigi acting like gentlemen and being kind, friendly heroes.
- The Luigi Vacuums comes from the Poltergust 3000, a vacuum used to suck up ghosts.
- The Luigi Mansioneers is derived from Luigi's Mansion, which includes Bowser due to being in King Boo's painting.
- The Luigi Leapers comes from Luigi's high jumping ability.
- The Luigi Knights is derived from Mario and Luigi saving Peach, similarly to knights.
- Bowser Monsters comes from Bowser being considered a monster.
- Bowser Flames derives from Bowser's Fire Breath ability.
- Bowser Blue Shells is based on a Blue Shell, a type of Koopa Shell.
- Bowser Blackstars is probably named after Ztars, which is an evil Star.
- Jr. Fangs comes from the bandana designed like a fang.
- Jr. Rookies comes from Bowser Jr.'s young age.
- Yoshi Islanders is named after Yoshi's Island, the home of many of the team's players.
- Yoshi Eggs comes from the Yoshi Eggs that Yoshi can create.
- Yoshi Speed Stars derives from Yoshi being a Speed player in the game.
- Yoshi Flutters is based on Yoshi's Flutter Jump move.
- Birdo Models comes from the fact that Birdo is always posing.
- Birdo Bows comes from the bow that Birdo always wears.
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Tentacle
It has been requested that this article be rewritten and expanded to include more information.
Tentacles are what help any species of Blooper move. It's considered their "arms", and appear in every game that Blooper appear in. These limbs were only mentioned were Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and Super Paper Mario. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, the player could battle a Blooper that used it's tentacles and itself to attack. This happened right before the player could head into Chapter 1, which was a pipe that lead to Petal Meadows in Rogueport Sewers. They also appear in Super Paper Mario, they must be defeated to defeat Blooper throwing fire with Bowser on the tentacle that has purple circle.
- HP Right Tentacle: 2
- HP Left Tentacle: 3
- Defense (both): 0
- The tentacles have no HP, they are defeated completely when Blooper is defeated.
("See also: Mustache" - Apikachu68 (talk))
The
The is a definite article, it is the most common word in English
The word "the" appears very commonly in Mario Games
("This actually was a page." - Doomhiker (talk))
The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!
- Luigi's Mansion 3: Mario and Princess Peach has the same behavior that had in this cartoon. Besides that, Mario has the Brooklyn's accent as in this cartoon.
Toad Force V
Toad Force V, known to its fans (who happen to mostly be nerdy fanboys) as TFV, is an extremely popular television series (even Bowser likes it)
Toddler Terrors of Time Travel
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Italian | Bambini a spasso nel tempo | Children on Crack in Time |
Too Bad
Too Bad is a phrase that appears in many Mario games [...] WARNING: IF YOU LOSE ALL OF YOUR LIVES YOU WILL GET GAME OVER.
Trip
Trip stands for tripping.
(And edit stands for editing. Catpolof (talk) 21:53, April 3, 2023 (EDT))
Unlockable
An unlockable is a character, item, or stage that is not available from the start of a game. They are "locked" in a game, and have to be "unlocked" through certain means, usually a challenge of some sort, or by picking up a special item in a specific stage. Once they have been unlocked, they can be played with throughout the rest of the game.
Spin-off games usually have a large amount of unlockables, and have more unlockables than main-stream games. Unlockable stages usually have more gimmicks, or they are larger than the default stages, and are commonly more interesting than the default stages. Unlockable items may be more powerful than the default items. Unlockable characters may or may not be more powerful or better to use than the default characters, depending on their abilities.
Wario Facial
The objective of the game is to discharge on wario face many types of bodily fluid can be used. wario is naughty he likes the more forbidden ones
Wario Greats
He also has King Boo and Petey Piranha on his team. It hints that he may have some sort of friendship or control over the two. However, Nintendo may have done this, because the company couldn't think of better team-mates for him. [...] The Wario Greats is a very mixed-up team.
Wario Land (series)
Wario is immortal and can't lose lives (since there are none).
(Because Wario is a GOD.)
WMUSH
(Luigi's design wasn't really enough for the drama and tension of this scene, they obviously had to edit the design to represent the true hero they required him to be. Fight, Luigi! For everlasting peace! - AwdryFan1997(Talk))
Yoshi's Island (series)
Yoshi is notorious for carrying the babies on his back, escorting it while on a mission.
("Notorious among the Koopa Troopa, I believe." - LeftyGreenMario (talk)
("Why does it refer to babies as "it"? Aren't babies sentient entities too? And besides, shouldn't the correct pronoun be "them"?" - BabyLuigiOnFire (talk))
Yoshi's Island Spring Water
Yoshi's Island Spring Water is water found in Yoshi's Island during Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time. There were Yoshi statues around the island, and one of the had a hole where the spring water was coming out.
Next to the statue was a sign that read "Yoshi's Island Spring Water. A healthy yummy drink ideal for growing kids! Remember: Drink like a pig...and your belly will get big!"
Baby Mario must drink some of this water to get full of water, and then make Baby Luigi hammer him and then Baby Mario will spit the water out. This move is useful in many areas.
