Super Princess Peach

This article is about the Nintendo DS game. For the form of Peach seen in Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario 3D World, and in post Fall 2017 versions of Super Mario Run, see Super Mario.

Template:Infobox Super Princess Peach is a game released in late 2005 for the Japan region, and in 2006 for all other regions made for the Nintendo DS. In this game, the roles are reversed, as Mario, Luigi, and Toads have been kidnapped by Bowser, using the magical Vibe Scepter, and taken to Vibe Island. Princess Peach must save them, using a talking umbrella called Perry and her powers of emotion. This is the first adventure installment for the Mario franchise in which Peach appears as a stand-alone playable character.

Story

Mario, Luigi, and Toad are captured and imprisoned.

While Princess Peach is on a stroll, Bowser and the Koopa Troop, with the Vibe Scepter take over her castle, capturing Mario, Luigi, and Toad. Upon Peach's return, she finds her castle guards in a variety of emotions ranging from crying, happy, or angry. Peach then decides to rescue Mario, Luigi, and Toad, who have rescued her in many occasions before. Before she leaves, Toadsworth gives her what he remarks a strange umbrella. Later, Peach discovers that the umbrella is sapient and named Perry, and he has a small story behind him. Regardless, as Peach travels throughout Vibe Island, Perry is known to be a very useful ally in many situations.

Main Gameplay Details

Vibe Island Locations

Vibe Island is the World Map for Super Princess Peach, consisting of eight locations (or Worlds):

• Ladida Plains: A normal grassland world, with generic enemies being common.
• Hoo's Wood: A forest-themed world, with generic enemies being common.
• Shriek Mansion: A Mansion-themed world, with ghost and sad enemies being common.
• Fury Volcano: A volcano/lava world, with fire and angry enemies being common.
• Wavy Beach: A beach-themed world, with generic enemies being common.
• Gleam Glacier: An ice world, with sad and angry enemies being common.
• Giddy Sky: An aerial, sky-themed world, with calm and glad enemies being commmon.
• Bowser's Villa: Bowser's Castle, with all types of enemies.

Peach's "Vibes"

During the course of gameplay, the player is able to help Peach trigger one of four Vibe abilities - provided she has an adequate amount of energy in the Vibe Gauge to pull it off (located on the Nintendo DS' top left screen below her main health meter). In order to do this, there are four heart color affiliations on the Nintendo DS' bottom screen that represent a certain vibe; the player can touch them to allow Peach to proceed with the related action for each Vibe ability.

The four vibes are as listed on the following chart:

Peach's Vibe Picture	Vibe Name	Vibe Effect	Heart
	Joy	Peach becomes very happy and gains the ability to float (when the player presses A). When the player releases A, Peach also creates a tornado which dispels air and gets rid of some boundaries. In most cases, the flight lets her reach otherwise inaccessible Toads and areas of stages.	File:SPP-Joy Heart Sprite.PNG
	Rage	Peach becomes enraged and catches fire. The fire lights up the area around her, as well as having the ability to fuel hot air balloons. When she jumps, the resulting stomp as she comes back down can shake the ground stunning most enemies nearby, as well as set off big switches.	File:SPP-Rage Heart Sprite.PNG
	Gloom	Peach becomes extremely sad and begins to cry, causing her to run faster and make plants grow for her to climb. Her tears can also make water wheels go around, opening hidden parts of stages, and can freeze onto cold surfaces to make them slippery and make it easier to get under tight spaces.	File:SPP-Gloom Heart Sprite.PNG
	Calm	Peach becomes calm, restoring HP while draining the Vibe Gauge. The process stops when she either reaches her maximum HP, runs out of Vibe Gauge, or is attacked by an enemy.	File:SPP-Calm Heart Sprite.PNG

To refill the Vibe Gauge, Peach is able to collect blue gems that are scattered around each stage. Perry is also able to eat most basic enemies to achieve the same result (by picking them up while they're upside down and stunned, then pressing "Down" on the Control Pad to swallow them).

Perry's Assistance

Perry can form into several different objects to aid Peach's travels as well, from a boat to a submarine, from a cable car to a laser weapon. More details about each strategy are listed below:

• Bowlbrella
• Floatbrella
• Poundbrella
• Chargebrella
• Slidebrella
• Subrella
• Dashbrella

Boss Battles

Worlds 1 through 7

Upon completion of the main five levels in each world, Peach is able to proceed to the boss area. The first seven bosses are as listed below:

• World 1: Petey Piranha
• World 2: Hoo
• World 3: King Boo
• World 4: Wiggler
• World 5: Gooper Blooper
• World 6: Blizzaurus
• World 7: Giant Kamek

The Final Showdown (World 8)

This procedure has the same layout like the previous boss battles. However, in order to face the final showdown with Bowser, all the Toads prior to this level have to be rescued. When this criteria is met, Peach and Perry are able to proceed toward the final showdown with Bowser.

Unlike previous boss battles themselves where Peach and Perry only fight one major boss at the end of each world, the final showdown is split up into three confrontations, consisting of:

• Army Hammer Bro (Bowser uses the Vibe Scepter, transforming a normal Hammer Bro into this state.)
• Bowser (After defeating Army Hammer Bro, Peach and Perry give chase to the next floor for their first real confrontation against Bowser.)
• Bowser 2 (Bowser uses the Vibe Scepter once again, resulting in him growing up to enormous proportions. Peach and Perry's final confrontation is held at this point.)

Game Extras

During the course of gameplay, there are extra unlockable materials that players can obtain upon meeting certain criteria. These unlockables can be accessed by pressing to open up the menu when the player is on a map screen.

Glossary

Every time the player defeats an enemy (or, in the case of an invincible enemy, take a hit from it), the enemy's description will appear in a glossary in the game, similar to a Bestiary.

#	Image	Name	Description
01		Goomba	The Mushroom Kingdom's evil traitor is a common sight.
02		Mad Goomba	Its expression when it causes an earthquake is great.
03		Sad Goomba	Attacks when it's sad so you feel bad attacking.
04		Paragoomba	A Goomba who flies. Fights by dropping things on you.
05	File:Sad Paragoomba.PNG	Sad Paragoomba	Gets in your way by flying back and forth while sad.
06		Red Paragoomba	A Goomba who flies. What's next? Flying Cheep Cheeps?
07		Mad Red Paragoomba	Can cling to cliffs when angry.
08		Green Koopa	A Koopa Troopa that attacks head-on.
09		Mad Green Koopa	Attacks angrily like a spoiled child!
10		Red Koopa	The weakest of Koopa Troopas. Wanders constantly.
11		Glad Red Koopa	A Koopa Troopa who has learned to jump happily.
12		Paratroopa	A hopping Koopa Troopa. Still flighty as ever.
13	File:Mad Green Paratroopa.PNG	Mad Green Paratroopa	Floats angrily to and fro. Attacks foes upon sight.
14		Red Paratroopa	A floating Koopa Troopa. Rather weak.
15	File:Glad Red Paratroopa.PNG	Glad Red Paratroopa	Floats without a care in figure 8s while happy.
16		Lakitu	An annoying enemy that attacks from his cloud.
17	File:Calm Lakitu.PNG	Calm Lakitu	Sleeps calmly. Walk softly so as not to wake him.
18		Spiny	An annoying enemy whose spikes you can't jump on.
19		Sad Spiny	Speeds back and forth while sad and crying.
20		Mecha-Spike Top	Known for its hard shell and spines. Walks constantly.
21		Mad Mecha-Spike Top	A dangerous foe that can stretch its spines.
22		Hammer Bro	A Koopa soldier that throws hammers.
23	File:Calm Hammer Bro..PNG	Calm Hammer Bro	Attack this sleeping enemy after quietly approaching!
24		Amazing Flyin' Hammer Brother	An annoying foe who throws hammers from a platform.
25	File:Calm Amazing Flyin' Hammer Bro..PNG	Calm Amazing Flyin' Hammer Brother	Attack this sleeping enemy without getting close.
26		Spike	Spits iron balls from its mouth. Jump on it!
27		Mad Spike	Jumps angrily and throws iron balls!
28		Piranha Plant	Snaps at everything! Don't just jump onto it!
29		Glad Piranha Plant	Dances around happily and spits fireballs.
30		Nipper Plant	A small Piranha Plant. Hops everywhere.
31	File:Sad Nipper Plant.PNG	Sad Nipper Plant	Attacks foes without a thought since it's so sad.
32		Ptooie	Throws balls while walking. A type of Piranha Plant.
33	File:Glad Ptooie.PNG	Glad Ptooie	Does a happy dance and throws balls in the air.
34		Volcano Plant	Spits at you from its spot on the ground. Look out!
35		Calm Volcano Plant	Approach quietly while it sleeps and defeat it!
36		Pokey	A thorny cactuslike foe. Avoid it by jumping.
37	File:SPP Mad Pokey.PNG	Mad Pokey	Will stretch its spine-covered body angrily.
38		Cheep Cheep	A blowfish-like creature that lives in the water.
39	File:Sad Cheep Cheep.PNG	Sad Cheep Cheep	A high-jumping Cheep Cheep.
40		Blurp	Wears goggles and approaches in the water.
41	File:Mad Blurp.PNG	Mad Blurp	Quivers with anger as it hunts enemies.
42		Blooper	A squidlike enemy that moves oddly up and down.
43		Glad Blooper	A laid-back enemy that swims happily in the water.
44		Urchin	Meanders through water. Watch those spines!
45		Boo	A shy ghost. If the player looks at it, it will freeze.
46	File:Mad Boo.PNG	Mad Boo	An angry ghost that will attack the player if the player looks at it!
47		Big Boo	A giant Boo. Still as shy as ever.
48	File:Mad Big Boo.PNG	Mad Big Boo	It's not shy anymore! It's angry and enormous!
49		Dry Bones	A skeleton Koopa Troopa. It breaks but reassembles.
50	File:Sad Dry Bones.PNG	Sad Dry Bones	Weeps sadly and throws bones.
51		Fishing Boo	A ghost version of Lakitu. It likes to fish!
52	File:Calm Fishin' Boo.PNG	Calm Fishing Boo	Walk quietly by when it's sleeping.
53		Podoboo	Avoid this fireball that jumps out of lava!
54		Lil' Sparky	Avoid it as it moves along the terrain.
55		Hothead	Avoid it as it moves along the terrain.
56		Thwomp	Starts to attack as the player moves closer. Avoid it!
57		Torpedo Ted	An underwater version of Bullet Bill. Watch out!
58	File:SPP GTorpedo.PNG	Glad Torpedo Ted	Happily moves through the water as it attacks.
59		Bullet Bill	It's dangerous and looks hard, but try stomping it!
60	File:SPP MBullet.PNG	Mad Bullet Bill	A super foe that attacks at high speed.
61		Banzai Bill	It's huge! But you can pick it up with the X Button!
62		Mad Banzai Bill	A super bullet that attacks angrily at high speed.
63		Cannon	An annoying enemy that attacks with cannonballs.
64	File:Calm Cannon.PNG	Calm Cannon	Wipe this foe out as it sleeps calmly.
65		Bob-omb	A bomb enemy. Stomp on it and in a bit, it'll explode.
66	File:Glad Bob-ombs.PNG	Glad Bob-omb	Skips happily toward you. It explodes, so be careful!
67		Parabomb	A Bob-omb with a parachute. Stomp on it to blow it up.
68	File:SPP GPara Bomb.PNG	Glad Parabomb	Gets happy when it loses its parachute. Then it skips.
69	File:ChainChompSPP.PNG	Chain Chomp	It's chained because it's dangerous! Be careful!
70	File:Calm Chain Chomp.PNG	Calm Chain Chomp	Annoying if you wake it up. Jump quietly!
71		Big Chain Chomp	A giant Chain Chomp. Very dangerous!
72	File:FangSPP.PNG	Fang	Attacks from the air.
73	File:SPP GFang.PNG	Glad Fang	Dances happily and attacks!
74	File:RavenSPP.PNG	Raven	Cute...but still a foe. It moves along the terrain.
75	File:SPP SRaven.PNG	Sad Raven	So sad, it sometimes causes earthquakes.
76	File:RexSPP.PNG	Rex	A dinosaur-like enemy. Flip it with two stomps.
77	File:SPP SRex.PNG	Sad Rex	Gets sad and attacks when it sees an enemy.
78		Walruss	Apparently spends time on ice eating snow cones.
79		Starfish	A star-shaped foe rumored to be the prince of a kingdom?
80	File:SPP Petey Piranha.PNG	Boss Piranha Plant	A big Piranha Plant. Its belly button is vulnerable?
81		Hoo	The protector of Hoo's Wood. Attacks when threatened.
82	File:SPP-King Boo Sprite.PNG	King Boo	The boss of the Boos. It fears the light!
83	File:SPP-Wiggler Sprite.PNG	Wiggler	Usually quiet, but it gets angry when stepped on!
84	File:SPP-Gooper Blooper Sprite.PNG	Gooper Blooper	The Blooper boss. It can attack with its tentacles.
85		Blizzaurus	The dragon of Gleam Glacier. It used to be a sprite.
86	File:Giantkamek.PNG	Giant Kamek	A Kamek made huge with magic! It can teleport!
87	File:SPP-Army Hammer Bro.PNG	Army Hammer Bro	The Hammer Bros. leader. Stronger than the others?
88	File:SPP-Bowser Sprite.PNG	Bowser	Mario's old enemy. Uses the power of Vibe Island...
89	File:SPP-Giant Bowser Sprite.PNG	Bowser 2	He wasn't beaten! Hit his eyes with a Bob-omb!

Minigame

Three minigames can be unlocked by playing through the course of the game: Toad Jump, Toad Tote, and Toad Shot. Initially, there is only one level that can played for each upon unlocking the minigame. Additional levels can be found hidden in stages or by purchasing them from the shop. Each minigame has ten levels.

Puzzle

Eight puzzles are assembled by collecting the puzzle pieces hidden throughout stages and by purchasing them from the shop. Only upon finding all the pieces to a puzzle can the player actually attempt to put it together.

Music Room

The Music Room for Super Princess Peach is where the player is able to listen to the game's musical score and some of Peach's voices. In order to unlock this extra, the player has to find or purchase at least one soundtrack. The tracks are shown to be played by the band to the left of the screen, called the Peach Hit Five. Initially, it only consists of Peach and Toadsworth, but once more soundtracks have been unlocked, three Toads will join. There is a total of 60 soundtracks in the game, five of which are Peach's voice overs.

Bonus

After each boss battle, Peach and Perry rest before continuing on to the next area in Vibe Island. During each rest period, Perry has a recurring dream that seems to reveal more and more about his past. Perry's story shows that he was originally a human boy, but was taken from his grandfather by a pair of evildoers who transform him into an umbrella, trapping him in that form. The story itself is completely separate from Peach's main tasks in her adventure. There are a total of seven sequences in all. At least one "Perry's Dream" sequence has to be viewed in the main game itself in order for this option to be available.

Additionally, if the player has purchased the Endless Vibe item, the player is given the option to turn it on or off here.

Pre-release and unused content

Main article: List of Super Princess Peach pre-release and unused content

Staff

Main article: List of Super Princess Peach staff

Gallery

For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Super Princess Peach.

References to other games

• Super Mario World: Most of the enemies in Super Mario World and its sequel reappear in this game.
• Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island: The lamps in Shriek Mansion 3-2 resemble the Spooky enemy from this game.
• Super Mario Sunshine: Toadsworth returns in this game.

Trivia

• This is the last Mario game where Jen Taylor records any new voice clips for Princess Peach and Toad. Nicole Mills would be the voice actress who would record new voice clips for Peach until she was replaced by Samantha Kelly. Mario Hoops 3-on-3 and Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games would reuse voice clips from other Mario games where Jen Taylor voiced Peach.
• This is the only game where Peach's role name is translated into its katakana form as プリンセス (Purinsesu) rather than the kanji form 姫 (Hime). The katakana is only officially used in this game's title.

External Links

• Nintendo.com: Super Princess Peach - Nintendo of America's information page on the game.
• Official Japanese website

References

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