Mama Fireplant

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Mama Fireplant
Mama Fireplant
Species Fire plant
First appearance Super Mario World ("Fire Sale") (1991)
Portrayed by Catherine Gallant

Mama Fireplant is a large, talking fire plant and a character from the Super Mario World episode "Fire Sale". She speaks in a Southern American accent.

Mama Fireplant lives on the outskirts of Dome City in a dome house across the river. Unlike most Piranha Plants, Mama Fireplant is actually nice, aiding the nearby inhabitants of Dome City by using her fireballs to give them heat. She is the only known Piranha Plant with hair other than Piranha Sue.

During "Fire Sale," Mama Fireplant is kidnapped by Kootie Pie Koopa and her Koopa Troopa henchman; Kootie Pie plans on using Mama Fireplant to heat-up her palace in Ice Land, Kootie Pie also plans on making a fortune selling off Mama Fireplant's fireballs to the Cave People, without even knowing that she will eventually die in Ice Land's frigid climate. She also has a song to sing during the episode called "Kootie Pie Rap."

Yoshi, Mario, Luigi, and Princess Toadstool manage to track Mama Fireplant to Kootie Pie's rapidly melting palace. After some trouble involving porcupinefish, it is Yoshi who saves Mama Fireplant, using her pot as a sled to slide out of Kootie Pie's palace.

Mama Fireplant is returned to her home in Dome City, where she proceeds to throw a barbecue party in Yoshi's honor.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Albanian Mami Zjarrit[1] Mama Fire
French Madame Plante de Feu[2] Mama Fireplant
German Mama Feuerblume[3] Mama Fireplant
Greek Μαμά Φωτιά[4]
Mamá Photiá
Mama Fire
Hungarian Tűzanyó[5] Mother of Fire
Italian Mamma pianta di fuoco[6] Mama Fireplant
Korean 불꽃풀[7]
Bulkkot Pul
Fire Flower
Polish Mama Ogieńplant[8] Mama Fireplant
Portuguese Planta de Fogo Mãe[9] Fireplant Mother
Romanian Mama plantă-de-foc[10] Mama fire-plant
Russian Мама Огоньзабод[11]
Mama Ogonʹzabod
Mama Fireplant
Spanish (NOA) Mamá Flor de fuego[12] Mama Fire flower
Spanish (NOE) Mamá Fuegoplanta[13] Mama Fireplant

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