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The Mario franchise is a series of video games developed and published by Nintendo that features an extensive cast of characters.

For the main characters that appear in spin-off series Donkey Kong and Wario, please refer to list of Donkey Kong characters and list of Wario characters. For enemies in the Mario franchise, refer to list of recurring Mario franchise enemies.

Main characters{{anchor|Main characters}}

Mario

Luigi

Princess Peach

Toad

Yoshi

Bowser

Princess Daisy

Wario

Waluigi

Rosalina

Donkey Kong

Diddy Kong

Toadette

Blue Toad

Yellow Toad

Bowser Jr.

Koopalings

The {{Nihongo foot|Koopalings|コクッパ|Kokuppa|lead=yes|group=lower-alpha}} are a group of seven childlike characters. Their individual names are Iggy, Larry, Lemmy, Ludwig, Morton, Roy, and Wendy. Originally depicted as the children of the series antagonist Bowser and later to be referred as his minions. They appeared as boss characters in the 1988 game Super Mario Bros. 3. They have since appeared in subsequent Super Mario games, spin-off Mario titles and the Super Smash Bros. series.

Kamek

Birdo

Birdo, known in Japan as {{nihongo foot|Catherine|キャサリン|Kyasarin|lead=yes|group=lower-alpha}}, is a pink, anthropomorphic creature who wears a red bow on her head, and has a round mouth that can fire eggs as projectiles. Since then, Birdo has been a recurring character in various franchise spin-offs and becomes Yoshi's partner. Initially, she was depicted as an antagonist, but has since been depicted as an ally. Birdo has also made several cameos, particularly in the Mario Kart series, sports games and the Japan-only Wii video game Captain Rainbow.

Supporting characters

Baby Luma/Lumas

In Super Mario Galaxy Baby Luma first finds Mario sleeping in the planet that houses the Gateway to the Starry Sky after he has been blasted out of the Mushroom World, and joins him at the request of Rosalina, aiding him in his quest to rescue Princess Peach from Bowser by allowing him to use the "Spin" move, which he can use to break crystals, attack enemies and further his jumps, among other things. In the ending of the game, Baby Luma sacrifices his life along his brethren to save the universe from a black hole.

In Super Mario Galaxy 2, Baby Luma is found by Mario while he was on his way to Princess Peach's Castle and they join forces to rescue the town from a new attack by Bowser, only to be sent out in a new adventure. In this game Baby Luma often receives messages from Rosalina, who remains anonymous for most of the game. He is also called Young Master Luma by other Lumas.

Cappy

Cappy appears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as Mario's cap he wears like in Super Mario Odyssey.

Captain Toad

Dorrie

Dorrie returns in New Super Mario Bros. and appears in two sizes. Mario can ride on his back to cross large bodies of poison in World 4-1 and World 4-6. If Mario does a Ground Pound on Dorrie, he moves faster through the water.

Honey Queen

Nabbit

He is a purple rabbit with round eyes, long ears, and black limbs. He also wears a white handkerchief with a drawing of a large mouth with sharpened teeth, similar to Bowser Jr.'s mask (though despite this he does not work for Bowser), as well as orange shoes and white gloves.

Pauline

In the original Donkey Kong, she is held captive by Donkey Kong and it is Mario's objective to climb up the construction site and rescue her.^[2] Along the way, the player can collect feminine articles (a hat, purse, and parasol) belonging to Pauline for bonus points. Originally, Pauline was known as {{nihongo foot|Lady,|レディ|Redi|lead=yes|group=lower-alpha}}^[7] and the game introduced her as Mario's girlfriend. The name Pauline was first given to the character in the Donkey Kong animated segments shown in the television series Saturday Supercade and then used for the NES version of the game, although print ads for the Game & Watch version of game referred to her as Louise.^[8] After Donkey Kong, Pauline made cameo appearances in two other NES games, Pinball and Famicom BASIC.^[7] Princess Peach, introduced in Super Mario Bros., supplanted Pauline's original role as damsel in distress in the Mario games.

In the 1994 Game Boy version of Donkey Kong, Pauline was given a radically different design. While the original Pauline was portrayed as a blonde in a pink gown, this new version of the character was a brunette who wears a red dress.^[7] Because of her different design, the Pauline in the Game Boy version of Donkey Kong was initially considered in certain Mario media a separate character from the original incarnation of the character (who was still known as Lady) featured in the arcade and Famicom versions, with the two versions of the character being given separate profiles in Shogakukan's 1994 Mario Character Encyclopedia book.^[9] However, later games and sources (most notably the Japanese version of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS) acknowledge that Pauline and Lady are meant to be the same character.^[10]

She then officially returns in March of the Minis, using the same character design as in the remake. She is a guest VIP at the grand opening of the "Super Mini Mario World", a theme park based on Mini-Mario toys, where she is kidnapped by Donkey Kong. She also appears in Minis March Again! for the DSiWare, and Mini-Land Mayhem for the DS, where she is once again kidnapped by Donkey Kong. Pauline returns in Super Mario Odyssey on the Nintendo Switch where she serves as the mayor of New Donk City.^[11]^[12] Yoshiaki Koizumi, the producer for the game, told Polygon that she was the one singing the game's theme song, "Jump Up, Super Star!", noting "As we were developing Pauline more as a character, we know that she was going to be interested in jazz...It was interesting for us to have the first song in a Mario game with vocals."^[13] Voice actress Kate Higgins performs the theme song and also voices Pauline.

In March 2019, Pauline will become a playable character on Mario Tennis Aces by participating in an Online Tournament.

Plessie

Poochy

Professor E. Gadd

Professor Elvin Gadd ({{nihongo foot|Professor Oya Mā|オヤ・マー博士|Oya Mā Hakase|lead=yes|group=lower-alpha}} in Japan), more commonly known as E. Gadd, is a scientist who, with his various inventions, helps Luigi save Mario and save the mansion. His name is a pun on the Japanese interjection {{nihongo foot|Oyamā!|おやまあ！|lead=yes|group=lower-alpha}}, meaning "Good heavens!" His name is also inspired by Nintendo game designer Yoshiyuki Oyama.^[14] The English translations accordingly adapted the name to a pun on the expression "egad!" He first appears in Luigi's Mansion, in which he investigates the mansion that mysteriously appeared by his house. To help him study the ghosts in the mansion, he uses the "Poltergust 3000", a high-powered vacuum cleaner that can suck in and capture ghosts, and the "Game Boy Horror", an invention for tracking and detecting objects such as Boos. He lends it to Luigi and helps him on his quest. His voice is played by Kazumi Totaka, who also voiced Yoshi.

He is mentioned in Super Mario Sunshine but not seen, but his inventions: a Flash Liquidizer Ultra Dousing Device or "F.L.U.D.D." and Magic Brush were used by Mario and Bowser Jr. respectively. E. Gadd also creates a Time Machine in Partners in Time and various inventions as rewards for making bean coffees at the Starbeans Cafe in Superstar Saga.

In Mario Party 6, E. Gadd is featured on a party board called E. Gadd's Garage. He made an appearance in Dark Moon in a remodelled lab to assist Luigi again with his "Poltergust 5000" and a "Dual Scream", which replaces the Game Boy Horror.

Super Mario Maker features E. Gadd as an unlockable Mystery Mushroom costume, made available through an update.

Sprixie Princesses

The {{nihongo foot|Sprixie Princesses|ようせい姫|Yōseihime|lead=yes|group=lower-alpha}} are the rulers of the Sprixie Kingdom and the Sprixies, a race of fairies. They appear in Super Mario 3D World. The green Sprixie Princess is the sole Sprixie Princess and refers to the others as her followers. The green Sprixie Princess first appears when Mario and Luigi find and repair a Clear Pipe. The pipe promptly ejects a large number of items before the princess emerges. The green Sprixie Princess tells the group that the Sprixie Kingdom is in danger, as Bowser had managed to capture the other six princesses and that she had only narrowly escaped his grasp. Moments after she emerges, however, Bowser comes up through the same pipe, captures the green Sprixie Princess in a bottle, and retreats down the pipe. The group quickly follows after Bowser in order to rescue the kingdom, and they soon find that each Sprixie Princess is guarded in one of the first seven worlds' castles. Defeating the boss of the castle will reveal a Warp Box that takes the group to a room containing both the Goal Pole and the imprisoned Sprixie.

Each time a Sprixie Princess is saved, she will build a Clear Pipe to the next world with either a hammer or a wrench (with the exception of the red Sprixie Princess, since she was recaptured after she was saved in World Castle (World 7) and she only helped build a rocket ship). It is possible for the player to skip saving the first and fourth Sprixie Princesses if they take the secret exits found in World 1 and World 4, respectively. The group eventually manages to rescue the last of the seven Sprixie Princesses after defeating Bowser in his car for the second time in World Castle (World 7), seemingly the last stage of the game. However, Bowser promptly reappears, stuffs all seven princesses into a larger bottle, and flees to World Bowser (World 8), a Bowser-themed carnival area that serves as the true final world of the main game. Here, Bowser confronts the heroes after transforming into Meowser and is defeated, dropping the Sprixie Princesses in the process. The princesses then use their powers to undo all the harm done to their land before waving goodbye to the heroes as they return to the Mushroom Kingdom via a Clear Pipe.

Tiara

Toad Brigade

The {{nihongo foot|Toad Brigade|キノピオ探検隊|Kinopio Tankentai|lead=yes|group=lower-alpha}} is a group of five Toads that aid Mario through some games, starting with Super Mario Galaxy. They are led by Captain Toad. Later the group would expand to include Toadette, bringing the membership up to six. The members consist of Captain Toad, Toadette, Hint Toad (blue), Yellow Toad, Banktoad (green) and Mailtoad (magenta).

Toadsworth

Toadsworth makes a brief appearance in Double Dash when the player wins a cup. He acts as an umpire in Mario Power Tennis for the GameCube as well as in the remake for the Wii, in which Toadsworth reprimands the player when a foul shot is made. In Mario Party 7, he is a host of the boards. He finally becomes playable in both Mario Superstar Baseball and Mario Super Sluggers. Toadsworth is voiced by Charles Martinet, who also voices Mario, Luigi, Wario, and Waluigi.^[15] N-Philes criticized Toadsworth's voice in Super Mario Sunshine, calling it "laughable", "comical", and "utterly pessimistic".^[16]

Supporting antagonists

Boom Boom

In four episodes of The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, Boom Boom appears as a silent powerhouse who often cause troubles to Mario and Luigi.

Boss Sumo Bro

The boss has the same appearance to that of a regular Sumo Bro, except that he wears two towels on his shoulders, his eyes appeared to be dash-like and slanted, he has a ring around his spike, and he is larger than the average Sumo Bro.

Broodals

The {{nihongo foot|Broodals|ブルーダルズ|Burūdaruzu|lead=yes|group=lower-alpha}} are a group of villainous anthropomorphic rabbits who double as wedding planners in Super Mario Odyssey. Their boss is Madame Broode. They were hired by Bowser in order to stop Mario from reaching him. The members consist of Topper, Hariet, Rango and Spewart.

Draggadon

The first, named Draggadon, is fought in Episode 1-10: The King of Pyropuff Peak, Episode 2-9: Draggadon's Revenge, and Bonus Episode-11: Mummy-Me at Pyropuff Peak. When Captain Toad is chasing Wingo who kidnapped Toadette, he accidentally comes across Pyropuff Peak. Draggadon attacks him, thinking him to be an intruder, but after the fight realizes that he was innocent, and allows him to ride on his head as the two conquer hordes of enemies. Toadette in her pursuit of Wingo also ends up at Pyropuff Peak, which results in the same situation playing. Once again, Toadette befriends him, and they conquer even more enemies.

Unlike Wingo, Draggadon is not battled directly. Captain Toad and Toadette must avoid his attacks to the end of the level by hiding behind walls, and at the end, knock a pillar on his head. He is then knocked unconscious, and the Toads collect the Power Star. Another Draggadon, named Gold Draggadon, also appears in a later episode, as the king of the Golden Realm. Like Draggadon, Captain Toad must also fight Gold Draggadon as boss, although fireballs will move faster and the lava will rise quicker, and after defeating him, he lets Captain Toad ride him.

Dry Bowser

Fawful

{{nihongo foot|Fawful|ゲラコビッツ|Gerakobittsu|lead=yes|group=lower-alpha}}, is a recurring antagonist in the Mario & Luigi series. The character is considered to be "insane," often serving as or the sidekick to the main antagonist in the games.

Fawful first appeared in Superstar Saga where he was the sidekick to the primary antagonist, Cackletta. Fawful assisted Cackletta by helping her steal Princess Peach's voice in order to awaken the Beanstar, a magical item capable of granting wishes.^[17] After Cackletta is brutally defeated by Mario and Luigi, Fawful revives her by transferring her soul into the body of Bowser, possessing him.^[18] The Mario brothers later defeat Fawful and kill Cackletta. In the first sequel, Partners in Time, Fawful works as a shopkeeper in the basement of Princess Peach's castle, continuing to plot his revenge against Mario and Luigi. In the next sequel, Bowser's Inside Story, Fawful served as the primary antagonist and villain, assisted by his sidekick Midbus. In this game, he causes Bowser to inhale Mario and Luigi into his body and infects the residents of the Mushroom Kingdom with the "Blorbs" disease, caused by poisonous mushrooms. He absorbed part of the power of an evil entity called the Dark Star with his robotic helmet, but Bowser interrupted the process, causing the weakened Dark Star to go in his lung to read his DNA. Mario and Luigi defeated the Dark Star and destroyed its body, which turned it in dark dust. The Dark Star left Bowser's body and created a new body called Dark Bowser from Bowser's DNA. However, Fawful absorbed part of Dark Bowser's force. Bowser and Dark Bowser searched for Fawful while Fawful searched for Dark Bowser to gain all of its power. Bowser found Fawful first and defeated him, reducing him to a black, spider-like blob, but he escaped from Bowser. Dark Bowser then found Fawful and inhaled him to regain his full power. Later, Bowser battled him, but after being defeated, Fawful, now stronger from the completed dark powers, heals him and makes him grow larger. The only way to defeat him was by punching Dark Bowser's belly, making him spit out Fawful. After Bowser inhales him in the battle, Mario and Luigi battle Fawful in Bowser's body. After being defeated, Dark Bowser destabilizes and is easily defeated with several punches from Bowser. Dark Bowser combusts in colorful sparks and Fawful is unable to move or act. He blows himself up in an attempt to take Mario and Luigi with him, but the brothers survive the explosion.

Foreman Spike

Kammy Koopa

King Bob-omb

King Boo

As well as appearing as the main antagonist of Luigi's Mansion, King Boo also appears in Super Mario Sunshine, Super Princess Peach, Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games and Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games. He is also an unlockable playable character in several sports games in the series and in the Mario Kart series.In Mario Party 9, he is one of the twelve bosses in the game, with his minigame entitled "King Boo's Puzzle Attack".He returned as the main antagonist in Dark Moon, retaining his original appearance, as well as the GameCube remake of Luigi's Mansion for Nintendo 3DS. It is unclear what his role will be in the upcoming Luigi's Mansion 3 for Nintendo Switch. In all games he appears in, King Boo is voiced by Toru Asakawa.

Koopa Kids

Koopa Kids disappeared in Mario Party 8, and did not appear in any Mario Party game ever since. Bowser Jr. made his debut in the Mario Party series starting in Mario Party DS. Since then, Bowser Jr. has appeared in all following Mario Party games, so it is likely that the Koopa Kids were retired in favor of him.

Madame Broode

Petey Piranha

Petey Piranha, known as {{nihongo foot|Boss Pakkun|ボスパックン|Bosu Pakkun|lead=yes|group=lower-alpha}} in Japan,^[20] is a large, powerful Piranha Plant, and the result of a mutation. Whereas normal Piranha Plants usually grow from pipes, Petey's leaves and roots have grown into foot-like and arm-like appendages, which allows him to use objects such as tennis rackets and golf clubs. He can also use his leaves to fly around in the air. Furthermore, Petey sports a pair of white-spotted red shorts. Although Petey does not speak, he communicates by making growling, drooling, and licking noises, which translate into actual words. He first appeared as the primary boss of Bianco Hills in the game Super Mario Sunshine.

He has since appeared as a boss in several Mario games such as Super Princess Peach, Partners in Time, New Super Mario Bros., Super Smash Bros. Brawl,^[21] Sticker Star, Paper Jam, Color Splash, and Mario Tennis Aces.

He has also appeared as a playable character in many spin-off Mario games, such as Mario sports games, and Double Dash where Petey was paired up with King Boo. He also appears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as the Final Smash form of the downloadable Piranha Plant character.

Pom Pom

Renzor

Tatanga

Later, Tatanga returns in 6 Golden Coins as a boss and henchman for Wario. But again, Mario was able to defeat him. Tatanga has not appeared in video games since, but is mentioned in some games that Daisy appears in.

Wart

Wingo

Notes

References

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10. ^{{cite video game|title=大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズ for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U|trans-title=Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U|language=Japanese|quote=名前がレディ? ポリーンじゃなくて? はい、ポリーンという名はゲームボーイ版から|trans-quote=Is her name Lady? or is it, Pauline? Indeed, she was renamed Pauline in the Game Boy version.|developer=Nintendo}}
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17. ^{{cite video game |title = Superstar Saga |developer = AlphaDream |publisher = Nintendo |date = 2003-11-17 |platform = Game Boy Advance |level = Beanbean Castle |quote = The Beanstar is the protector of this land, and it has the power to grant any and all desires... to prevent such a power from being used for evil, the Beanstar was cast into a deep sleep... It is said that a voice of great beauty is required to wake the Beanstar from its slumber. It must be the voice of a pure and nobel soul... In this day and age, Princess Peach is the only one who possesses such a voice. So... the reason Cackletta stole Princess Peach's voice... Aha! She must plan to awaken the Beanstar and fulfill all of her desires!}}
18. ^{{cite video game |title = Superstar Saga |developer = AlphaDream |publisher = Nintendo |date = 2003-11-17 |platform = Game Boy Advance |level = Little Fungitown |quote = Fawful: Cackletta's power has poured into this Koopa who is king! The body is of Bowser, but the mind is all of the great Cackletta!}}
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