MarioWiki:Glossary

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The Glossary is a list of terms and subjects from all topics covered by the Super Mario Wiki. This includes characters, items, locations, concepts, abbreviations, and Wiki terms. If an in-depth article exists for the topic, it will be linked. If something does not appear here, one should search for it and consider adding it to the glossary.

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! Barrel

The unoffical name for Invincibility Barrels, which are emblazoned with a "!" symbol.

! Block

Blocks that appear in place of Dotted Line Blocks of the same color after a ! Switch of the same color has been pressed. They usually contain an item or make up a new path for Mario to traverse.

! Switch

A switch that causes a change in the general vicinity. Traditionally, they change Dotted Line Blocks into ! Blocks, but can also cause other changes.

? Block

A block that contains an item that the player won't the contents of until they hit it.

? Panel

A panel that appears in Mario Hoops 3-on-3. Similar to a ? Block.

????

An enemy in Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga that could be either a Blurp or Sharkbone.

1000 Needles

A move performed by Cactaur in Mario Hoops 3-on-3

100 Gold Coin

A coin that Wario collects to get 100 coins

10 Point Star

An item that gives Yoshi 10 Star Points

1-1

The first level in the first world of the Super Mario Bros. platformers Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, New Super Mario Bros., and DK Jungle Climber.

1-2

The second level in the first world of the Super Mario Bros. platformers Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, New Super Mario Bros., and DK Jungle Climber.

1-3

The third level in the first world of the Super Mario Bros. platformers Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, New Super Mario Bros., and DK Jungle Climber.

1-4

The fourth level in the first world of the Super Mario Bros. platformers Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, and New Super Mario Bros..

1-5

The fifth level in the first world of the Super Mario Bros. platformers Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, New Super Mario Bros., and DK Jungle Climber.

1-6

The sixth level in the first world of the Super Mario Bros. platformers Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, and DK Jungle Climber.

1-7

The numerical name of the seventh level in the first world of Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island.

1-8

The numerical name of the seventh level in the first world of Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island.

1-A

The first secret level in the first world of New Super Mario Bros..

1-Castle

Bowser's castle in the first world of New Super Mario Bros..

1-Change Badge

A badge from Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time that greatly increases the first attack in each battle when equipped.

1-player mini-Game

A single-player mini-game from Mario Party that has a prize of 10 coins. However, if the player loses the mini-game, he or she loses 5 coins.

1-Star Hex

A hex from Mario Party DS with the power to steal one star from an opponent.

1-Tower

The tower in the first world of New Super Mario Bros..

1-Up

An extra life gained by obtaining a 1-Up Mushroom or 1-Up Heart. 3-Up Moons grant three 1-Ups. When the player or character runs out of 1-Ups, he or she gets a Game Over.

1-Up Mushroom

A rare and expensive Mushroom that awards a 1-Up when consumed. It can be used to revive characters, recovering half of their HP.

1-Up Super

A rarer and more expensive 1-Up Mushroom. When used to revive an individual, he or she will recover all their HP, rather than half.

20 Point Star

An item that gives Yoshi 20 Star Points.

20-Coin Hex

A hex from Mario Party DS that can steal 20 coins from an opponent.

3-Up Moon

An item in Super Mario World that gave the player 3 extra lives.

4.1 and 4.2

Mona's two wolf-like pets in WarioWare: Touched!.

4-Bros. Random Block

A special [[block in Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time.

4-P Pinball

A Gaddget in Mario Party Advance.

4-Wheel Cradle

Toad's cart in Mario Kart DS.

5-Volt

9-Volt's mother.

8 bits

Wart's army that he used to conquer Subcon.

9-Volt

A major human charater in the WarioWare series.

18-Volt

A major human charater in the WarioWare series.

A

A. Coz

A speedy character in the Game Boy Color version of Mario Tennis.

Able Juice

An item that cures any status ailment in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.

Absorbing Mushroom

A blue mushroom that steals an item from another player in Mario Kart Arcade GP.

Abyss

A bottomless pit where if a player falls down it, they lose a life.

Ace Coin

A special coin that appear exclusively in Super Mario Advance.

Accessories (SMRPG)

Items that can raise stats and prevent status ailments in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.

Admiral Bobbery

Mario's sixth party member in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.

Advance Coin

A special coin that makes it's appearace exclusivly in Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 that are similar to Ace Coins.

Aerodent

A rodent that guards the Topaz Passage in Wario Land 4.

Airship Fortress

The last course of the Star Cup in Mario Kart DS.

Akiki

A tomboyish Ukiki and mayor of Jungle Town.

Akuman

The first boss in Wario's Woods.

Alena

A playable character in Itadaki Street DS.

Alex

The Royal Tennis Academy's best tennis player and the only player who has ever challenged Mario to a match.

Alien

A species of green creatures that appear in the Mario Party series.

A Light in the Dark

A level in Yoshi's Island DS

Allie

Allie is a character in the Game Boy Color version of Mario Tennis

All Night Nippon Super Mario Bros.

A lisensed remake of Super Mario Bros..

Almighty Goomba

A diety that is heard in Mario Party 8.

Amulet

An Accessory from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars that increaces all stats by seven(except for speed, which goes down by five).

Amy Rose

A pink, female hedgehog that is playable in Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games.

Ana

A major human character in the WarioWare series.

Anchor

An item in Super Mario Bros. 3 that prevents an airship from moving if Mario fails to clear it.

Ancient Clue

A paper with clues about the Big Treasure of Space that appears in Super Paper Mario.

Ancient Minister : Commander of the Subspace Army, and leader of the R.O.B.s.

Angelo

A playable character in Itadaki Street DS.

Anteroom

The second room of the first area in Luigi's Mansion.

Antidote Pin

An item in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars that raises defense and magic defense by two and prevents poison damage.

Anvil

A weapon once used by the Koopa Troop that appeared in Yoshi's Story and crushed anythig under it.

Apple

A variety of fruit that appears in many Mario games.

Apple Bomb

An item in Wario Land 4 that has a small bomb inside of it.

Apple Pie

An item in Paper Mario that recovers five HP and fifteen FP.

Apple Planets

A galaxy with a bunch of small grassy planetoids shaped like apples in Super Mario Galaxy.

Aqualea

The bitter, vain, and overconfident mermaid and the eighth boss of Wario's Woods SNES version.

Arfur

A [[Doogan who lives on the eastside of Rogueport in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.

Armor (SMRPG)

Items that appears in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars that act as protective sheilds by raising defense.

Armored Harriers

Mini-bosses in Chapter 3 of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.

Armory

A room cleared in the forth area of Luigi's Mansion.

Army Hammer Bro

A mini-boss fought right before the fight with [[Bowser in Super Princess Peach who controls the Hammer Bros percent of the Koopa Troop.

Arrow Block

Metal blocks that appear in Wario World.

Arrowhead

A duel board in Mario Party 3.

Arrow Wheel

A stone wheel in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island that goes in the direction its pointing toward when Yoshi's stand on it.

Artifact

An item that appears in Paper Mario that Mario gets in the Dry Dry Ruins.

The Artist's Studio

One of the final rooms in the forth area of Luigi's Mansion.

Ashley

A fifteen-year-old witch who lives in the haunted mansion in Diamond City.

Asteroid Planet

A beta planet that was never used in the final version of Super Mario Galaxy.

Astral Hall

A room in the third area of Luigi's Mansion.

Astro Avenue

A board in Solo Mode of Mario Party 6 that takes place in outer space.

Attack Frog

A Gaddget found in Mario Party Advance.

ATTACK UP! Flower

A Bonus Flower in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars that raises attack power for the remainder of a battle.

Audience

People who watch Mario and co. in varios Mario games.

Autobomb

A large, gray, wheeled cannon that Shy Guys ride and fire projectiles out of in Super Mario Bros. 2.

Autograph

The Autograph has appeared in every game in the Paper Mario(series)| Paper Mario]] series.

Awazon Genie

The final boss of Virtual Boy Wario Land.

Awazon River

The main location in Virtual Boy Wario Land.

Awesome

The forth level in the Special World of Super Mario World that takes place in an icy land.

Awesome Snack

An item in Super Paper Mario that recovers five HP and cures poisoning.

Ax

An item in Super Mario Bros. that sends [[Bowser plummeting into lava.

Axem Rangers

The five teenage members of the Smithy Gang, and prototypes for an army of mass-produced Axem Rangers that appeared in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.

Axem Black

The coolest member of the Axem Rangers(indicated by his hip sunglasses).

Axem Green

The skinniest member of the Axem Rangers who likes to use magic.

Axem Pink

The only female member of the Axem Rangers who uses recovery magic.

Axem Red

The leader of the Axem Rangers and a balanced fighter with the ability to raise his attack and defense.

Axem Yellow

A member of the Axem Rangers with the highest physical attack and defense.

Azalea

A human female golfer in the Mario Golf series.

B

Beta

a pre-release form of a video game. Beta versions of games are partially playable, but often do not utilize the final enemy placement, textures, or interface.

Beta Elements

concepts that appeared in the beta version of a video game, but were cut for the final release.

Big Eight

a conjectural term that groups the major characters of the Mario universe: Mario, Luigi, Peach, Bowser, Wario, Donkey Kong, Yoshi and Toad. The phrase was coined by the editors of this Wiki but is now considered obsolete.

Brick Blocks

the most basic Block in Mario's, these can be shattered using Koopa Shells or Attacks. Certain Brick Blocks turn into solid metal when struck and release coins or items.

Bros. Points (BP)

statistic from Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga that allowed Mario and Luigi to perform Bros. Attacks. Comparable to Flower Points.

C

Coin

the form of money in the Mushroom Kingdom.

Conjecture

an unofficial name for an article.

Count Down Timer

A feature used in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island and Yoshi's Island DS.

CPU

Refers to a computerized player or opponent in a game.

E

Extended Marioverse

items that are one branch from the Marioverse. Includes series such as Donkey Kong and WarioWare.

Extra Life

Sometimes in the form of a green mushroom or other special object, Extra Lives add back one life to the user's total, negating the loss of a life.

F

Filler Character

a conjectural term used for characters that were created to fill a void. I.e. Waluigi is the opposite to Luigi as Mario is to Wario.

Flower

common plant seen in many Mario games, often as an item.

Flower Point

FP for short, Flower Points are used in the Paper Mario games to do other kinds of attacks.

Fire Flower

a somewhat rare item often used as an attack.

Fourth Wall

when a video game character happens to notice that he or she is in a video game.

G

Game Over

what happens when all lives are lost.

H

Heart Points (HP)

a unit of health that varies from game to game. When a character runs out of Heart Points, he or she will pass out. If the character is the last member of his or her battling party, a Game Over occurs. See also: Recovery.

Hexes

An item that is similar to an Orb that changes a space seen only in Mario Party DS.

L

Life

In platformer games, there are a certain amount of lives that the player has. He or she can lose them by being hit by enemies too much or even gain them by finding extra lives. If the player loses all of his or her lives, a Game Over ensues.

M

Mushroom

common food in the Mushroom Kingdom, often a basic item.

Mushroom Kingdom

The area where most Mario games take place.

N

NPC

Abbreviation for "non-playable character." Refers to any character in a video game that cannot be used by the player. Some examples are Bowser and Princess Toadstool in Super Mario Bros.

P

Player

the person who is playing a game and using the controller.

R

"Rare" Collectable Figurine

A figurine of Count Cannoli. 65,535 of them exist.

Recovery

The act of restoring one's health, usually through restorative items, such as Coins Mushrooms. Alternate methods include visiting Toad Houses or Inns. In Super Smash Bros. games, the term refers either to reducing one's damage percentage or returning to the stage after being attacked or falling.

RPG

Short for Role Playing Game. Some examples are Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and Paper Mario.

S

Self-Destruct

the act of knocking oneself out in a Super Smash Bros. game. A common example is missing a jump from one platform to the next and falling into the bottomless pit.

Shroobify

in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time, anything altered or changed by the Shroobs is Shroobified.

Shroom Kritter (Conjectural Term)

A name for a Kritter who has disguised itself as a Mushroom.

Star

powerful object in the Mario series, often as an item used for invincibility. some Stars are even Artifacts.

T

"That's My Merlee!" Show

A quiz show hosted by The InterNed that tasks Mario with finding out who is the real Merlee and who is the imposter.

Transformation

the assumption of another form by a character, usually through magical powers or the use of an item, such as a Super Mushroom. Transformations range from a change in size to the assumption of an entirely new identity (see Giga Bowser Transformation).

U

Unlockable

is a character, gameplay mode, item, or other element that can only accessed after completeing a certain task in a video game.

V

Vaporware

a term for games that did start development but never were published.

W

Warp Pipe

the form of transportation in the Mushroom Kingdom. Simply entering the pipe at one end takes the user to the other end.

World -1

A comical term for The Underwhere that is derived from the "World -1" label on the glitched Minus World from Super Mario Bros.

Y

You-Know-What

A CD containing unknown information. Mario delivered it from Piccolo to Bestovius.