Ma Mole and Pa Mole

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Ma Mole and Pa Mole
Sprite of adult moles from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
Sprites from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
Species Mole
First appearance Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars (1996)
Latest appearance Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch) (2023)
“They still gotta use the door like everyone else, Ma. Now settle down!”
Pa Mole, Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars

Ma Mole and Pa Mole (formatted as Ma'Mole and Pa'Mole in the original game) are the mother and father of Dyna and Mite, two young moles that Mario must rescue in the Mole Mines during his adventures in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. Ma Mole waits at their house while Mario rescues Pa Mole, Dyna, and Mite. At first, she opposes Pa Mole to go into the cave, but eventually she is convinced to leave. Pa Mole is first found in the cave, trying to dig through or find another entrance. He sees Mario and gives him a lift up to get through. After Dyna and Mite are rescued, Ma Mole spends her days at the house, thankful for her children to be safe. Pa Mole spends his days working in the mines with other moles. If Mario talks to him or any of his crew, they will sing the Moleville Blues for him.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ドカハハ[?]
Doka Haha
From「ドゥカティ」(Dukati, "Moleville") and「母」(haha, "mother")
ドカチチ[?]
Doka Chichi
From「ドゥカティ」(Dukati, "Moleville") and「父」(chichi, "father")
Chinese 杜卡姆[?]
Dùkǎmǔ
Derived from「杜卡提」(Dùkǎtí, "Molevile") and「母亲」(mǔqīn, "mother")
杜卡富[?]
Dùkǎfù
Derived from「杜卡提」(Dùkǎtí, "Molevile") and「父亲」(fùqīn, "father")
Dutch Mama Mol[?] Mom Mole
Papa Mol[?] Dad Mole
French Maman taupe[?] Mom mole
Papa taupe[?] Dad mole
German Mama Wurf[?] Mom Wurf; from Maulwurf ("mole")
Papa Wurf[?] Dad Wurf; from Maulwurf ("mole")
Italian Mamma talpa[?] Mom mole
Papà talpa[?] Dad mole
Korean 도카엄마[?]
Doka Eomma
From the Japanese name
도카아빠[?]
Doka Appa
Spanish Mamá topo[?] Mole Mum
Papá topo[?] Mole Dad