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Dyode
A character from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
Dyode in Mario & Luigi: Brothership
Species Concordian humanoid
First appearance Mario & Luigi: Brothership (2024)
“Give me a beat. So I can groove!”
—Dyode, Mario & Luigi: Brothership

Dyode, also known as the Groovemaster or Groovemaster Dyode by Emmit,[1] is a red adult-like Concordian from Mario & Luigi: Brothership who wears headphones, sunglasses and a disco-themed outfit, along with a speaker on his forehead. His name is a corruption of "diode".

History[edit]

He is first seen on Twistee Island moping on the floor over the absence of hair wax he claims to need to "get funky" which prompts a crowd to lose attention. Fortunately, deep in the woods section of Twistee Island, Mario and Luigi can search for a merchant named Spiralia who can furnish them with an item called MaxGlam Wax required to get Dyode out of his blue funk, should her sidequest be completed. After handing it over to Emmit, a cutscene begins to play depicting Dyode dancing impressively in a disco party setting, much to the amusement of Emmit and the crowd. Mario and Luigi can also play a minigame where they can vibe with him by pressing the A Button, B Button, X Button or Y Button buttons in a rhythmic manner.[2]

The performer duo later crosses paths with the Mario Bros. again at Twistee Island, disconnected from Bowser’s assault and swarming with Glohm-infected monsters, where Dyode intends to perform his latest work to cheer up the island inhabitants, but is surrounded by enemies. After being rescued by Mario and Luigi, he invites the two to dance with him yet again, allowing the Twisten Sprout to recover and pave the way to the lighthouse again.

The Bros. encounter Dyode once more on Jellyfish Island, having been barred from entering the hall due to the lack of tickets. There, Dyode invites the two to dance along him and Emmit in exchange for the tickets. If the Bros. succeed, he reveals himself as the owner of the Jellyfish Hall before running off, leaving Emmit to gift the Bros. their promised tickets.

When Reclusa's influence over Concordia strengthens, coating the world in Glohm and sealing many of its residents in lonely delusion, Dyode sets out on a cross-island tour in hopes of inspiring more residents, stopping at Twistee Island and Merrygo Island, rallying the Mario Bros. to co-perform, before ending the tour at Jellyfish Island, where he challenges Mario and Luigi to a dance battle. Upon being outshined by the Bros' groove, he has a heartfelt discussion with Emmit on the meaning of being a "Groovemaster", forming a bond strong enough to partially fill the Bonding Can in the meantime.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ディオード[3]
Diōdo 		From「ダイオード」(daiōdo, "diode") and likely「ディスコ」(disuko, "disco") due to his outfit
Chinese 光极[?]
Guāngjí 		Possibly a portmanteau of「燈光」(dēngguāng, "stage light") and「极性」(jíxìng, "polarity")
Dutch Lux[?] Latin for "light"
French Électrock[4][5] Portmanteau of électrique ("electric") and "rock", his name is shared with Électroll in order to make a pun based on "rock 'n' roll"
German Diodelfe[?] Portmanteau of "Diode" and possibly the given name "Rolfe"
Italian Fotonio[6] Portmanteau of fotone ("photon") and the name Antonio ("Anthony")
Korean 디오드[?]
Diodeu 		From the Japanese name
Portuguese Djodo[7] Possibly a portmanteau of DJ and diodo ("diode")
Spanish Diodo[8][9] From the Japanese name, Spanish word for diode.
Groovemaster
Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese さすらいの ステップマスター[?]
Sasurai no Suteppu-masutā 		Wandering Step-master
Chinese 舞步大师[?]
Wǔbù Dàshī 		Step Dance Master
Dutch Discokoning[?] Disco king
French (NOA) Maîtrempo[10] from maître ("master") and "tempo"
French (NOE) Trémoussine[11] From trémousser ("to wriggle") with "-ine" (agent noun ending)
German Groove-King[?] -
Italian Maestro di baldanza[6] Bold-dance master
Korean 스텝 마스터[?]
Seutep Maseuteo 		Step Master
Portuguese Mestre do passinho[12] From Passinho ("little step"), a hybrid of pop, funk, and break-dancing combined with traditional Brazilian styles such as samba, pagode, and frevo that comes from the Brazilian baile funk scene.
Spanish (NOA) Ritmomáster[?] Groovemaster
Spanish (NOE) Discogurú[13] Discoguru

References[edit]

  1. ^ Nintendo Life (October 10, 2024). Mario & Luigi Brothership Gameplay. YouTube (English). Retrieved October 10, 2024.
  2. ^ VGC (October 10, 2024). Mario & Luigi: Brothership NEW gameplay. YouTube (english). Retrieved October 10, 2024.
  3. ^ リオ＆ルイージRPG ブラザーシップ！ : STORY キズナをつなぐ物語. Nintendo.com (Japanese). Retrieved October 11, 2024.
  4. ^ Mario & Luigi: L'épopée fraternelle in-game name (European French localization)
  5. ^ Mario & Luigi: Brothership in-game name (Canadian French localization)
  6. ^ a b Mario & Luigi: Fraternauti alla carica - LIVE #1. By Mariuigi Khed on YouTube. Retrieved on November 8th, 2024.
  7. ^ Mario & Luigi: Brothership in-game name (Brazilian Portuguese localization)
  8. ^ https://youtu.be/dmMTI7QQ-EI?si=XsZbq0jTq9itAEJb
  9. ^ https://youtu.be/rjRpM4ZC2O0?si=I-PlRVYPIJw0uW07
  10. ^ Mario & Luigi: Brothership in-game name (Canadian French localization)
  11. ^ Mario & Luigi: L'épopée fraternelle in-game name (European French localization)
  12. ^ Mario & Luigi: Brothership in-game name (Brazilian Portuguese localization)
  13. ^ https://youtu.be/rjRpM4ZC2O0?si=I-PlRVYPIJw0uW07
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Mario & Luigi: Brothership
Characters Playable characters Mario • Luigi
Non-playable characters Adaphne • Arc • Billdit • Birdo • Bowser • Bowser Jr. • Buddy • Burnadette • Burnadette's dad • Chilliam • Chilliam's dad • Connie • Cozette • Dewey Fightem • Dorrie • Dr. Vulko • Dyode • Emmit • Grampy Turnip (Golden Grampy Turnip) • Great Conductor • IDLE (Ireen • Dulles • Loog • Ellow) • Ireen's mom • Issa Rock • Kamek • Knocken Slyde • Leyden • Leyden's assistant • Maykit • Patriarc • Princess Peach • Ryder O'Reilly • Snoutlet • Spiralia • Starlow • Technikki • Toads • Willma
Locations Concordia Allsand Island • Bitsi Islet • Brrrning Sea • Bulbfish Island • Color-Full Sea • Compac Islet • Conductor Island • Cozee Islet • Daintye Islet • Desolatt Island • Dinkee Islet • Dropplet Islet • Florall Island • Fortress Zokket • Great Lighthouse Island • Gulchrock Sea • Heatfreeze Island • Inphant Islet • Itsi Islet • Jellyfish Island • Liil Islet • Lottacoins Island • Lushgreen Sea • Meeger Islet • Merrygo Island • Minmin Islet • Morsel Islet • Mykroh Islet • Mynor Islet • Nanoh Islet • Offandon Island • Paquette Islet • Petit Islet • Raynforst Island • Rumbla Island • Shipshape Island • Shrimpee Islet • Shroonken Islet • Skorcheen Island • Slippenglide Island • Smahl Islet • Soli-Tree • Stormstar Sea • Teensi Islet • Teenytiny Islet • Twistee Island • Wayaway Island (Bowser's Castle)
Other Mushroom Kingdom
Bros. Attacks Mario Red Shell • Hatch Me if You Can • Bomb Derby • Clockout Blow • Conductor Connector
Luigi Green Shell • Zapperator • Jump Helmet • Yoo Who Cannon • Max-Mix Vortex
Moves Bro Ball (Ball Blitz) • Fire & Ice (Bro Bomb) • Hammer • Jump • UFO Spin (UFO Vacuum)
Enemies Big Spikely (Glohm) • Big Soreboar (Glohm) • Bob-omb • Boo (Glohm) • Bumbleshoot (Glohm) • Capnap (Capnap R • Glohm • Glohm R) • Curlup (R • Glohm) • Doom Bloom • Drillby (R • Glohm • Glohm R) • Dry Bones • Fire Bro (Glohm) • Foopfly (R • Glohm • Glohm R) • Golden Seedle • Goomba (Glohm) • Guardarm (Glohm) • Hammer Bro (Glohm) • Hydro Seedle (Glohm) • Ice Bro (Glohm) • Icead (Glohm) • Invizilizard (R • Glohm • Glohm R) • Koopa Paratroopa (Glohm) • Koopa Troopa (Glohm) • Krode (R • Glohm) • Magikoopa (Glohm) • Magmad (Glohm) • Millton (Glohm) • Palooka (R • Glohm • Glohm R) • Parashoot (Glohm) • Piranha Plant (Glohm) • Reclusiff • Seedle (R • Glohm • Glohm R) • Seedlusa • Sharkbone (Glohm) • Shower Fish (Glohm) • Shy Guy (Glohm) • Snaptor (Glohm) • Soreboar (Glohm) • Spike (Glohm) • Spikely (Glohm) • Spiny • Weeping Trooper • Zok Troop (Helmet Zok Trooper • Glohm Helmet Zok Trooper • Jet Zok Trooper • Glohm Jet Zok Trooper • Ring Zok Trooper • Glohm Ring Zok Trooper • Spike Zok Trooper • Glohm Spike Zok Trooper • Zokkarang Trooper • Glohm Zokkarang Trooper)
Bosses Bowser (Glohm Bowser) • Extension Corps (Ecks • Ten • Shun) • Gobblick (Glohm Gobblick) • Gorumbla (Glohm Gorumbla) • Great Conductor • Mega Snaptor • Pipegunk (Glohm Pipegunk) • Reclusa (Weeping Reclusa • Weeping Core) • Sharpcask (Glohm Sharpcask) • Zokket
Objects ? Block • Battle Plug • Bomb Bud • Bouncy Bloom • Command Block • Connectar Flower • Fire Flower • Hidden Block • Ice Flower • Lift • Plug Radish • Power Tap • Recovery Block • Return Pipe • Save Block • Spite Bulb • Sprite Bulb
Items Consumables 1-Up Mushroom • 1-Up DX • Ampberry • Bean • Boo Biscuit • Candy • Handcrafted Bait • Max Candy • Max Mushroom • Max Nut • Max Syrup Jar • Mushroom • Nut • Rarest Bait • Refreshing Herb • Standard Bait • Super Candy • Super Mushroom • Super Nut • Super Syrup Jar • Syrup Jar • Ultra Candy • Ultra Mushroom • Ultra Nut • Ultra Syrup Jar
Materials Apple Core • Bulbfish Lantern • Bullionfish • Coinfish • Desolatt Scrap • Egoby • Glohm Crystal • Glohm Dust • Glohm Fragment • Heatfreeze Ore • Lottacoins Lever • Merrygo Bolt • Offandon Brick • Offin • Raynforst Vine • Rumbla Stone • Seedle Seed • Sharkbone Bone • Skorcheen Lava • Slippenglide Snow • Treasurefish • Twistee Leaf • Wayaway Chain • Zokket Alloy
Key items Adaphne Scope • Arc's Spyglass • Bonding Can • Chill-Out Fruit • Club Dyode Ticket • Disguise Kit • Fishing Rod • Floaty Ring • Hottato Stew • Incident Report • Jail Cell Key • MaxGlam Wax • Notebook • Old Brooch • Oversized Screw • Part of Bowser's Airship • Patriarc's Notes • Pep-Up Fruit • Pile of Ampberries • Potato Gelato • Spare Underground Key • Stickem Oil • Sugared Powder • Suspicious Package • Technikki Scope Deluxe • Technikki's Certification • Ultra-Sweet, Super-Rich Cake • Willma's Letter
Status Burn • DEF-Down • DEF-Up • Dizzy • Glohm • Ice • POW-Down • POW-Up • STACHE-Up • SPD-Down • SPD-Up • Trip
Miscellaneous Battle Plug • Bestiary • Block locations • Bond • Bonding Can • Challenges • Connectar • Fishing • Gallery • Gear • Glohm • Great Lighthouse • Hidden blocks • Level up progressions • Lighthouse • Luigi Logic • Power Tap • Quotes • Rank • Rare reef • Shops • Side Quests • Story summaries • Snoutlet School • Uni-Tree • Wattanist • "Yo-Ho, Bro!"
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