Dino Rhino
- Not to be confused with "Rhino Dino", another name forReznor.
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| First appearance | Super Mario World (1990) | ||
| Latest appearance | Mario Kart World (cameo) (2025) | ||
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Dino Rhinos, also spelledDino-Rhinos, areenemies introduced inSuper Mario World. They areceratopsiandinosaurs with dark turquoise bodies and rhinoceros-like ears.
History[edit]
Super Mario series[edit]
Super Mario World[edit]
Dino-Rhinos appear inSuper Mario World. They are encountered inChocolate Island. Dino Rhinos followMario and jump over short obstacles to get him. A Dino-Rhino becomes aDino-Torch ifstomped, in which case it can breathe fire, something that Dino Rhinos would have originally been capable of doing.[1] Dino-Rhinos can be defeated if attacked by aSpin Jump or beingstomped byYoshi. Dino-Rhinos are unaffected byfireballs or being eaten by Yoshi. Sprites depict them with pale white bellies and toenails, though this trait is notably absent in artwork.
Super Mario All-Stars /Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3[edit]
The king ofSea Side has been transformed into a purple Dino Rhino in both theSuper Mario All-Stars andSuper Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 reissues ofSuper Mario Bros. 3. Its sprites are tweaked versions of their unused fire-breathing sprites fromSuper Mario World.
Super Mario World television series[edit]
Dino-Rhinos, though never named as such, appear only in the episode "Send in the Clown" of theSuper Mario World television series. One is held in a cage withinKing Koopa's "Koopaling Bros. Circus," and is defeated fromfireballs thrown byFire Mario, who had avoided being eaten by it. Their smaller counterparts Dino-Torches appear more frequently.
Nintendo Adventure Books[edit]
Dino Rhinos are enemies inFlown the Koopa. They are encountered by Mario, Luigi,Toad, and theMushroom King on their travels through a forest. They manage to avoid it, unless the reader solves the puzzle incorrectly, in which case they lose someCoins and International Dino-Flying Derby tickets.
A Dino Rhino is ridden byBowser inUnjust Desserts after ditching hisToad disguise. Some are eaten byYoshi and others shrunk byMagikoopa. Dino Rhinos can be encountered by Mario, both inside and outside the dinosaur's body.
Some Dino Rhinos can be encountered inBrain Drain. They can have their earned by Luigi, who had been transformed into aKoopa Troopa earlier, if he supposedly "scares" away Mario.
Mario is Missing![edit]
Dino-Rhino is a character inMario is Missing! CD-ROM Deluxe. It has voice acting, unlike other appearances. It is one of theCurators, replacing the humans from the MS-DOS releases. Besides taking questions, Dino-Rhino gives Luigi two questions if he decides to return an artifact as proof of its authenticity, followed by a money reward.
Paper Mario series[edit]
Paper Mario[edit]
While Dino Rhinos themselves do not make an appearance, look-alikes, theAlbino Dinos, appear as guards in theCrystal Palace inPaper Mario.
Paper Mario: Color Splash[edit]
Dino Rhinos are enemies inPaper Mario: Color Splash. They are encountered inMossrock Theater. Their attacks include ramming and breathing fire, similarly toDino-Torches. Stronger variants namedWild Dino Rhinos are introduced as well.
Paper Mario: The Origami King[edit]
A Dino Rhino is a non-playable character inPaper Mario: The Origami King. It sings in theShroom Citycafé alongside aPtooie and aSombrero Guy.
The in-game concept art shows that origami Dino Rhinos were originally going to be enemies. Additionally, there areunused sound effects in the game's data for origami Dino Rhinos breathing fire, and sound effect data for them eating.[2]
Mario Kart World[edit]
InMario Kart World, a Dino Rhino appears on the wrapper of the milk chocolate barDash Food as a reference to Chocolate Island.
Profiles and statistics[edit]
Super Mario series[edit]
Super Mario World[edit]
- Instruction booklet description:
- English:
These are dragons from Chocolate Island. Jump on Dino-Rhino and it becomes Mini-Rhino. Watch out, they breathe fire.[3]
- English:
- Mario Mania:Big but nearsighted. Dino Rhino looks more dangerous than he is. Mario can easily evade the big lug, but he also can stomp him down to size.[4]
- Nintendo Power Issue #28:Dino-Rhinos: When they're hit, these lugs shrink.[5]
Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2[edit]
- Denizens of Dinosaur Land poster:Chocolate Island is home to these dinosaurs. Dino Rhinos change into Mini-Rhinos when stomped on, but the little ones breathe fire, so be careful.[6]
Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook –Yoshi's Egg[edit]
★ライタとチビライタ
火を吹く点から、インド系ヨッシーと関係が 深いと考えられているが、どう深いのかは不 明。彼とヨッシーのイキサツについては秘密。[7]
★Dino Rhino & Dino Torch
Due to their fire-blowing points, they're thought to be closely related to the Indian Yoshi, but how deep is unknown. The history between them and Yoshi is a secret.
Perfect Ban Mario Character Daijiten[edit]
| ライタ (JP) / Dino Rhino (EN) | |||
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| Original text (Japanese) | Translation | ||
| 恐竜族 | Tribe | Dinosaur clan | |
| しつこい | Disposition | Persistent | |
| ワールド | Game appearances | World | |
| 大きい体で追いかけてくるぞ チョコレー島のみに出現する恐竜だ。段差などものともせず、ひたすらマリオに突進。ジャンプして通りすぎても、振り向いてしつこく追い回す。一回踏んでも、チビライタに変身して火を吹くのだ。 | He's going to come after you with a big body These dinosaurs appear only on Chocolate Island. It rushes at Mario without regard for any bumps on the road. Even when he jumps past, it turns around and persistently chases him. Even if he steps on it once, it transforms into a Dino-Torch and starts to breathe fire. | ||
Paper Mario: Color Splash[edit]
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 | HP | 56 | Type | Normal | Role | Common | Card | ||||||||||||||
| Strong | None | Weak | None | Card drop rate | 3 |  | |||||||||||||||
| Moves | Body Attack (16), Fire Attack (32), Group Attack (12), Blowback Attack (24) | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Location(s) | Mossrock Theater | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Quotes | N/A | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| ENEMY_FIRE | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Gallery[edit]
Sprites[edit]
Super Mario World
Unused sprite fromSuper Mario World showing a Dino-Rhino breathing fire
Screenshots[edit]
Super Mario World (television series)
Scans[edit]
TheOriginal Story illustration,Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook –Yoshi's Egg
TheOriginal Story illustration,Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook – Yoshi's Egg
Original Story illustration,Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook – Yoshi's Egg
Original Story illustration,Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook – Yoshi's Egg
Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook – Yoshi's Egg
Super Mario Wisdom Games Picture Book 3: Luigi's secret
Super Mario Adventure Game Picture Book 2: Mario and Baby Yoshi
Super Mario Story Quiz Picture Book 6: Friend Kidnapped
Super Mario Picture Book with Peel-and-Release Stickers 4: Protect Your House!
Miscellaneous[edit]
Super Mario World puzzle
Paper Mario: The Origami King (concept art fromMusée Champignon)
Names in other languages[edit]
The contemporaneous name for each language is listed first. Subsequent names are listed in chronological order for each language, from oldest to newest, and have the media they are associated with in the "notes" column.
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ライタ[9][10][11][12] Raita | Potentially a play on the English "lighter," "rhinoceros," and「サイ」(sai), the Japanese word for rhino; officially romanized as "Raita" | |
| Chinese(Simplified) | 打火龙[13][12] Dǎhuǒ Lóng | Lighter Dragon | |
| Chinese(Traditional) | 打火龍[12] Dǎhuǒ Lóng | Lighter Dragon | |
| Dutch | Dino Rhino[14]:55 | - | |
| French | Dino-Rhino[14]:25[15][16][12] | - | |
| German | Dino-Rhino[12] | - | |
| Dino Rhino[17][18][19] | Super Mario World,Paper Mario: Color Splash | ||
| Italian | Dino Rino[20][21][16][12][22] | Fromrinoceronte ("rhinoceros") | |
| Dino-Rhino[23] | - | Super Mario World | |
| Korean | 라이터[12] Raiteo | Transliteration of the Japanese name | |
| 다이노 리노[24] Daino Rino | Transliteration of the English name | Super Mario World | |
| Portuguese | Rinossauro[16] | Portmanteau ofrinoceronte ("rhinoceros") anddinossauro ("dinosaur") | |
| Dino Rhino[25] | - | Super Mario World | |
| Russian | Носозавр[16] Nosozavr | Fromносорог (nosorog, "rhino") and-завр (-zavr, suffix for dinosaurs) | |
| Spanish(Latin American) | Llamasaurio Rex[12] | A play onllama ("flame") andtiranosaurio rex ("Tyrannosaurus rex") | |
| Llamasaurio rex[16] | Paper Mario: Color Splash | ||
| Spanish(European) | Dino-Rino[12] | Fromrinoceronte ("rhinoceros") | |
| Dino-Rhino[26][27][16] | - | Super Mario World,Paper Mario: Color Splash |
References[edit]
- ^TCRF.Super Mario World/Unused Graphics & Objects | Fire-Spitting Dino Rhino.The Cutting Room Floor (English).
- ^https://tcrf.net/Paper_Mario:_The_Origami_King#Color_Splash_Leftovers_2
- ^1991.Super Mario World instruction booklet.Nintendo of America (American English). Page 25.
- ^August 1991. NintendoMario Mania Player's Guide.Nintendo of America (American English). Page 51.
- ^Tilden, Gail, et al. (September 1991).Nintendo Power Issue #28.Nintendo of America (American English). Page 11.
- ^Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2 promotional flyerMedia:SMW SMA2-Protional Flyer.png
- ^February 1, 1992. 「任天堂公式ガイドブック ヨッシーのたまご」 (Nintendo Kōshiki Guidebook –Yoshi's Egg).Shogakukan (Japanese). ISBN4-09-104196-5. Page61Media:Yoshi no Tamago Shogakukan 61.jpg.
- ^November 20, 1994. 「パーフェクト版 マリオキャラクター大事典」 (Perfect Ban Mario Character Daijiten).Shogakukan (Japanese). ISBN4-09-259067-9. Page226.
- ^1990.『Super Mario World 取扱説明書』 (PDF). Kyoto:Nintendo Co., Ltd. (Japanese). Page 32.
- ^Kagawa, Ryo (APE/Shigesato Itoi), Koichi Toda (100 Percent), Masaki Kuramochi (100 Percent), Shigeo Tanabe, Naomaru Asao, and Ryuji Osawa, editors (1991). "UNIT 2 CHARACTER" in『任天堂公式ガイドブック スーパーマリオワールド』. Tokyo:Shogakukan (Japanese). ISBN4-09-104117-5. Page 28.
- ^Sakai, Kazuya (ambit), kikai, Akinori Sao, Junko Fukuda, Kunio Takayama, and Ko Nakahara (Shogakukan), editors (2015). "Super Mario World" in『スーパーマリオブラザーズ百科: 任天堂公式ガイドブック』. Tokyo:Shogakukan (Japanese). ISBN978-4-09-106569-8. Page 56.
- ^abcdefghiIn-game name fromPaper Mario: The Origami King (stored internally underName_LIT).
- ^In-game name from the ending of theiQue version ofSuper Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2. (Archived 28 Aug. 2013 via Baidu Teiba by 无敌阿尔宙斯.)
- ^ab1992.Super Mario World mode d'emploi /Handleiding. Nederland, Brussels:Nintendo (French, Dutch).
- ^In-game name from the ending ofSuper Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2 (French). (Archived 19 Nov. 2010 via YouTube by Diddy64wii.)
- ^abcdefIn-game displayed during battle inPaper Mario: Color Splash.
- ^1992.Super Mario World Spielanleitung. Großostheim:Nintendo (German). Page 25.
- ^Menold, Marcus, Claude M. Moyse, and Andreas G. Kämmerer, editors (1993).Der offizielle Nintendo Spieleberater "Super Mario World". Großostheim:Nintendo of Europe GmbH (German). Page 19.
- ^In-game name from the ending ofSuper Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2 (German). (Archived 15 Oct. 2011 via YouTube by Spendem.)
- ^Sebastian Haley, Meagan Marie (October 2017).Playing With Super Power: Super NES Classics (Multiplayer.it Edizioni). Translated by Christian Colli. Italy:Multiplayer Ed. (Italian). ISBN9788866312833. Tab 42.
- ^Sakai, Kazuya (ambit), kikai, Akinori Sao, Junko Fukuda, Kunio Takayama, Ko Nakahara (Shogakukan), and Marco Figini, editors (2018). "Super Mario World" inSuper Mario Bros. Enciclopedia. Translated by Marco Amerighi. Milan:Magazzini Salani (Italian). ISBN889367436X. Page 56.
- ^Sakai, Kazuya (ambit), kikai, Akinori Sao, Junko Fukuda, Kunio Takayama, Ko Nakahara (Shogakukan), and Marco Figini, editors (2025). "Super Mario World" inSuper Mario Bros. Enciclopedia (2nd ed.). Translated by Alessandro Apreda. Milan:Magazzini Salani (Italian). ISBN979-1259575760. Page 56.
- ^1992.Super Mario World Libretto di Intruzioni. Großostheim:Nintendo (Italian). Page 25.
- ^[SFC] 슈퍼마리오 월드 현대 정발판.
- ^1991.Super Mario World Manual de Instruções. Redmond:Nintendo of America (Brazilian Portuguese). Page 25.
- ^1992.Super Mario World Manual de Instrucciones. Madrid:Nintendo (European Spanish). Page 25.
- ^In-game name from the ending ofSuper Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2 (European Spanish). (Archived 12 Sept. 2021 via YouTube by El Tiempo Es Ahora.)
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| Main characters | Mario •Huey •Peach | |
| Minor characters | Action Toad •Barista Toad •Banzai Bill •Bowser •Big Urchin •Birdo •Bloo •Bloo Bay Beach barista •Bridge Kinopio •Card Connoisseur Toad •Chosen Toads (Justice Toad ·Mountain Sage ·Surfing Kinopio) •Daffodil Peak park ranger •"Deep Cuts" Toad •Draggadon •Five Fun Guys •Foreman •Fort Cobalt barista •Green Energy Plant researcher •Greenie •Guide Toad •Host Snifit •Informant Mūcho •Johnson •Know-it-All Toad •Legendary captain •Lighthouse keeper •Luigi •Mega Bob-omb •Mustard Café chef •Peddler Kinopio •Pentabros •Piper •Plum Park greeter •Port Prisma barista •Princess •Prof. Kinopio •Purp •Railfan •Redd •Red Shy Guy •Rescue Squad (Red Rescue Squad Apprentice Toad ·Rescue Blue ·Rescue Green ·Rescue Purple ·Rescue Red ·Rescue Squad Chief ·Rescue Yellow) •Rock Paper Wizard •Shai Guyz •Sunset Express conductor •Tangerino Grill Chef •Tangerino Grill host •Tea Party Toads •Toad •Toadmaster General •Toads •Thwomp •Violet Passage captain •Wringer •Yella •Yoshi •Yoshis | |
| Bosses | Morton •Iggy •Ludwig •Wendy •Larry •Lemmy •Roy •Black Bowser | |
| Mini-bosses | Big Lava Bubble •Big Spiny •Kamek •Petea Piranha •The Shy Bandit •Steak | |
| Enemies | Blooper(10-Stack ·Poison) •Bob-omb •Boo(10-Stack) •Buzzy Beetle(Big ·Gang ·Small (Gang) ·Spike Top ·Tower) •Cheep Cheep(Small) •Dino Rhino(Wild) •Dry Bones(5-Stack) •Fuzzy(Stack) •Goomba(Accordion ·Bone ·Mega ·Paper-Cone ·Para ·Small (Gang ·Wheel)) •Hammer Bro(Boomerang ·Chariot ·Circus ·Fire (8-Stack) ·Ice ·Juggler ·Sledge (Shady) ·Small) •Koopa Troopa(6-Stack ·Para (10-Stack)) •Lava Bubble(Black) •Ninji •Piranha Plant(Fire ·Ptooie) •Pokey(Green) •Rocky Wrench •Scaredy Rat(10-Stack) •Shy Guy(4-Stack ·5-Stack ·Animal Trainer ·Coal ·Gold ·Laundry ·Paint ·Pry ·Roller ·Shield ·Shunned ·Silver ·Slurp ·Soggy ·Sombrero ·Spike ·Trampoline ·Unicycle) •Snifit(Chariot ·Slurp ·Spike ·Whistle) •Spike •Spiny •Swoop | |
| Locations | Red courses | Ruddy Road •Cherry Lake •Redpepper Volcano •Redpepper Crater •The Crimson Tower |
| Yellow courses | Daffodil Peak •Sunglow Ridge •Château Chanterelle •Mustard Café •The Golden Coliseum | |
| Blue courses | Indigo Underground •Bloo Bay Beach •Dark Bloo Inn •Cobalt Base •Fort Cobalt | |
| Purple courses | Plum Park •Violet Passage •Vortex Island •Lighthouse Island •Fortune Island | |
| Orange courses | Marmalade Valley •Kiwano Temple •Toad Trainworks •Tangerino Grill •Sunset Express (Starlight Cape) | |
| Green courses | Mondo Woods •Sacred Forest •Green Energy Plant •Mossrock Theater •The Emerald Circus | |
| Black course | Black Bowser's Castle | |
| Blue, red, and yellow course | Port Prisma(Action Command Dojo ·Prisma Cardware ·Prisma Fountain ·Prisma Museum ·Prisma Postal Toad) | |
| Other | Prism Island •Roshambo Temples | |
| Items | Battle Card •Card Max Up •Coins •Hammer Scrap •Heart •Hearty Latte •Paint •Prisma Juice •Roshambo Cards •Thing | |
| Key items | Birdcage •Blissful Beach Key •Café Key •Caged "Bird" •Excavation Site Permit •Fishing Pole •Fresh Sheets •Hero's Journal •Holo-Peach •"It" •Journal Entries •Letter from Chest •Magma Burger •Mountain Climbing Permit •Paint Star Pieces •Sharp Spike •Snifit's Card Key •Tea Recipe Book •Toad's Pants •Toad's Shoes •Toad's Vest •Trunk Key | |
| Objects | ? Block •Anchor •Big Paint Star •Brick Block •Colorless spot •Empty Block •Hammer Scraps •Invisible Block •Mamma Mia Pizza •Mini Paint Star •Paint Hammer •POW Block •Prisma Times •Save Block •Science Claw •Spinning-Door •Super Ludship •Super Ludsub •Super Star •Unfurl Block •Volcanic debris •Warp Pipe •Waterfall | |
| Status effects | Blue •Crumpled •Dizzy •Poison •Rage •Rhythm •Self-conscious •Unmotivated | |
| Music | "Main Theme" ("Main Theme (Ragtime)" • "Ruddy Road" • "Prisma Café" • "Circle Up, Shy Guys!" • "Redpepper Spa" • "Cut Out the Cutout!" • "Paint Star Memories" • "Farewell") • "Port Prisma" ("Prisma Cardware" • "Prisma Museum" • "Prisma Postal Toad") • "Sketchy Corner" • "Broken Down Town" • "Toad in Trouble!" • "Straw of Doom" ("Straw of Doom (Reprise)") • "Fight!" ("Fight! (Pixel Mix)" • "Fight! (Parallel Mix)") • "Shy Vandals" ("Cooking with Mario") • "Rescue Toad Theme" • "Thing: Fire Extinguisher" • "Cherry Lake" • "Power of the Chosen" • "#1 Thing Squeezer" • "Redpepper Volcano" • "Flame On, Draggadon!" • "Thing: Hair Dryer" • "The Crimson Tower" • "Boss Incoming!" • "ME WILL ROCK ME" • "You Got the Paint Star!" • "Thing: Cat-o-Luck" • "Prism Samba" • "Thing: Lemon" • "Thing: Plunger" • "Bloo Bay Beach" ("On Blissful Beach") • "Onstage at Oceanfest" • "Toad Shuffle" • "Paper Pipeline" • "Thing: Fan" • "Dark Bloo Inn" • "Eerie Hotel" ("Paranormal Accommodations") • "Toadally Spooky" • "Snifit or Whiffit Theme" • "Your Answers, Please!" • "Look Sharp!" • "Thing: Instant Camera" • "Fort Cobalt" • "Shy Guy Squad" • "Super Ludship" • "Battle with Ludwig" • "Prism Waltz" • "Daffodil Peak" • "Sunglow Ridge" • "Unfurl Power" • "Château Chanterelle" • "Thing: Piggy Bank" • "Hole in the Sand" • "Attack of the Pokeys" • "The Golden Coliseum" • "Super Smashle Royal" • "Iggy Battle" • "Thing: Ice Pick" • "Thing: Bottle Opener" • "Prisma Prance Trance" • "Marmalade Valley" • "Li'l Princess, Big Bark" ("The Happy Professor") • "Kiwano Temple" • "Magma Flows, Lava Glows" • "A Fearsome Foe" • "Toad Trainworks" ("Crane Game") • "Fanfare of Revival" • "Tangerino Grill" • "Kitchen Stadium" • "Thing: Magnifying Glass" • "Sunset Express" • "The Wandering Sombrero" • "Larry's Runaway Train" • "This Here's Paint Country" • "Plum Park" ("Poisonous Plum Park") • "Soul Rumblings" ("Careless in Love") • "Thing: Teapot" • "Violet Passage" • "Get the Boat Back" • "To the Open Sea!" • "Sailor's Song" ("Fortune Island, Ahoy!" • "Fortune Island" • "Fortune Island (Parallel)") • "Thing: Battery" • "Thing: Compass" • "Island in Violet" ("Island in Violet (Parallel)") • "Lighthouse Disco" • "Rumble with Wendy" • "Thing: Salt and Pepper" • "Thing: Charcoal Grill" • "Prismatic Rhapsody" • "Unremarkable Forest" • "Mondo Woods" • "Kamek's Theme" • "A Forest So Sacred" • "Goomba 5-Stack Jam" • "Thing: Turnip" • "Mossrock Theater" ("Emerald Circus") • "The Juggler" ("The Juggler (Piano)") • "Lemmy's Grand Finale" • "Paint the Dance Floor" • "Black Bowser's Castle" • "ROYal Rumble" • "Bowser's Theme" • "Bowser Battle" • "Blackout" • "White Letter Opening" • "Roshambo Temple" • "Overworld" • "Shy Bandit's Theme" • "Piper's Medley" • "Prisma Splash!" | |
| Miscellaneous | Bestiary •Block locations (Hidden) •Cutout •Enemy formations •Flip •Gallery •Glitches •Huey's advice •Music names in other languages •Parade •Pre-release and unused content •Quotes (By character:A–O ·P–Z) •Rescue V: Fearless Color Defenders •Snifit or Whiffit: Seabed Edition •Staff •Super Flag •Super Roshambo | |
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| Main characters | Bob-omb •Bowser •Bowser Jr. •Captain T. Ode •Kamek •King Olly •Luigi •Mario •Olivia •Peach •Professor Toad | |
| Supporting characters | Battle Lab Toad •Birdo •Canned-Food Par-tay Trio •Chef Kinopio •Dino Rhino •DJ Snifit •DJ Toad •Emcee Shy Guy •Feelin' Fungi •Fortune Toad •Gold Fish •Kanchō Kinopio •Love Toad •Master Toad •Monty Mole auctioneer •Oarsman •Ol' Grandsappy •Origami Craftsman •Princess •Rescue Squad •Sap Sisters •Sea Captain Toad •Senchō Kinopio •Shangri-Spa Toad •Shogun Studios cosplayers •Small Cheep Cheep •Mini Goomba •Sombrero Guy •Toad mechanic •Toad Researcher •Toad's BBQ Foodeatery caretaker •Whale •Whispering Trees •Whistle Snifit | |
| Enemies | Folded Soldiers | Big Cutout Soldier •Black Shy Guy •Blooper •Bone Goomba •Boo •Boomerang Bro •Buzzy Beetle •Chargin' Chuck •Cheep Cheep •Co Gasagoso •Crowber •Dry Bones •Fire Bro •Fly Guy •Fuzzy •Galoomba •Goomba •Hammer Bro •Ice Bro •Jumping Piranha Plant •Koopa Paratroopa •Koopa Troopa •Li'l Cutout Soldier •Mechakoopa •Ninji •Nipper Plant •Paragoomba •Piranha Plant •Pokey •Ptooie •Rocky Wrench •Scaredy Rat •Scuttlebug •Shoe Goomba •Shy Guy •Sidestepper •Sledge Bro •Snifit •Snow Spike •Spike •Spike Top •Stingby •Stone Spike •Sumo Bro •Swoop •Thwomp |
| Paper Macho Soldiers | Paper Macho Bob-omb •Paper Macho Boo •Paper Macho Buzzy Beetle •Paper Macho Chain Chomp •Paper Macho Goomba •Paper Macho Koopa Troopa •Paper Macho Lava Bubble •Paper Macho Koopa Paratroopa •Paper Macho Piranha Plant •Paper Macho Shy Guy •Paper Macho Stone Spike | |
| Bosses | Legion of Stationery | Colored Pencils •Rubber Band •Hole Punch •Tape •Scissors •Stapler |
| Vellumentals | Earth Vellumental •Water Vellumental •Fire Vellumental •Ice Vellumental | |
| Other | Paper Macho Gooper Blooper •Mega Paper Macho Pokey •Boss Sumo Bro •Handaconda •Paper Mistake Buzzy Beetle •Paper Plane Squadron •King Olly | |
| Locations | Red Streamer | Whispering Woods •Toad Town (Battle Lab ·Musée Champignon) •Graffiti Underground •Picnic Road •Overlook Mountain •Earth Vellumental Temple •Overlook Tower |
| Blue Streamer | Autumn Mountain •Chestnut Valley •Water Vellumental Shrine •Eddy River •Shogun Studios (Dress-Up Photo Studio ·House of Riddles ·Shuriken Dojo ·Souvenir Shop ·Tranquil Pipes Teahouse) •Ninja Attraction •Big Sho' Theater | |
| Yellow Streamer | Sweetpaper Valley •Breezy Tunnel •Scorching Sandpaper Desert (Sun Altar) •Scorching Sandpaper Minor •Scorching Sandpaper West •Scorching Sandpaper East •Shroom City (Royal Palace) •Scorching Sandpaper Far West •Scorching Sandpaper Far East •Fire Vellumental Cave •Temple of Shrooms | |
| Purple Streamer | The Great Sea •The Princess Peach •Bonehead Island •Mushroom Island •Heart Island •Spade Island •Club Island •Full Moon Island •? Island •Hammer Island •Scuffle Island •Diamond Island (Trial of Courage ·Trial of Power ·Trial of Wisdom) •Ice Vellumental Mountain •Sea Tower | |
| Green Streamer | Shangri-Spa (Spring of Bliss ·Spring of Purification ·Spring of Sanctuary) •Spring of Jungle Mist •Spring of Rainbows •Bowser's Castle | |
| Origami Castle | Hotfoot Crater •Peach's Castle •Origami Castle | |
| Miscellaneous | Cafés •Fun, Funky, and Functional •Sensor Lab •Shops | |
| Items | Boots | Boots •Shiny Boots •Flashy Boots •Legendary Boots •Iron Boots •Shiny Iron Boots •Flashy Iron Boots •Legendary Iron Boots •Gold Boots |
| Hammers | Hammer •Shiny Hammer •Flashy Hammer •Legendary Hammer •Gold Hammer •Hurlhammer •Shiny Hurlhammer •Fire Hammer •Ice Hammer | |
| Mushrooms | 1-Up Mushroom •Mushroom •Shiny Mushroom •Flashy Mushroom •Mushroom 3-Pack •Shiny Mushroom 3-Pack •Mushroom 6-Pack | |
| Flowers | Fire Flower •Shiny Fire Flower •Fire Flower Set •Ice Flower •Shiny Ice Flower •Ice Flower Set | |
| Miscellaneous | Confetti •MAX UP Heart •POW Block •Tail •Shiny Tail •Sea Chart •Toad Radar •Lamination Suit •Hidden Block Unhider •Timer Extender •Puzzle Solver •Boot Whistle •Rabbit Espresso •Turtle Tea | |
| Useful Items | Baseball •Bibliofolds •Big Shell •Bone •Canned Tuna •Canned Heart •Commoner Pass •Confetti Bag •"Deep, Deep Vibes" •Diamond Jewel •Diamond Key •Faded Fire Flower •Goomba Mask •Groovier Panel •Groovy Panel •"Heartbeat Skipper" •Heavy Bag •Jungle King Mask •Key to Bowser's Castle •Key to Peach's Castle •Lever •Manhole Hook •"M-A-X Power!" •Mushroom Handle •Opened Can of Tuna •Orbs •Professor's Room Key •Red Gem •Round Jewel •Royalty Pass •Shell Stones •Shogun Studios Master Key •Shriveled MAX UP Heart •Shriveled Mushroom •Shriveled Seed •Shuriken •Soul Seed •Space Warrior Mask •Spring of Rainbows - VIP •Square Jewel •Stamp Card •Straw •Suite Key •Sun Incense •"Thrills at Night" •Triangle Jewel | |
| Accessories | Ally Tambourine •Coin Step Counter •Confetti Vacuum •Guard Plus •Heart Plus •Hidden Block Alert •Membership Card •Petal Bag •Retro Soundbox •Time Plus •Toad Alert •Treasure Alert | |
| Objects | ? Block •Boot Car •Bowser's Airship •Brick Block •Chestnut •Coconut •Crate •Empty Block •Fan •Fireball •Hidden Block •Hint Envelope •Ice Ball •Junior Clown Car •Kart •King Tape •Koopa Clown Car •Ladder •Lava •Magic Circle •Mega Block •Not-Bottomless Hole •Parachute •Party Ball •Pelmanism Leaf •Poison fog •POW Block •Quicksand •Relaxing Bench •Save Block •Sign •Snowball •Spider Web •Spike Trap •Streamer •Super Marino •Treasure chest •Warp Pipe •Waterfall •Whirlpool | |
| Music | "1,000-Fold Arms" • "Battle Lab" • "Boot Car - Superboost" • "Boss Fight" • "Club Island - Feelin' Fungi" • "Crossing the Cliff" • "Disco Devil" • "Enter Bowser Jr." • "Event Battle" • "Exploring the Great Sea" • "Folded Soldier Banquet" • "Giant Fan of Bonehead Island" • "Go with the Flow" • "Happy & Sappy" • "Heart Island" • "Hotfoot Crater" • "Jungle King Mask" • "Luigi Enters" • "Meet Kamek" • "My Heart's a-Burnin'" • "Nervous Olivia" • "Offering Box" • "Olivia Having Fun" • "Origami Castle" • "Paper Macho Soccer" • "Paper Mario: The Origami King" • "Picnic Road" • "Princess Unleashed" • "Red Streamer Battle" • "Scuffle Island" • "Sea Tower" • "Shangri-Spa" • "Shogun Studios" • "Shogun Studios Parade" • "Shroom City" • "Shy Guys Finish Last" • "Snif City Royal Hotel - Pool" • "Spade Island" • "Staff Credits" • "Swan Lake - Punk Remix" • "The Final Battle" • "The Princess Peach - Nobody's Home" • "The Princess Peach - Restoration Party" • "Toad Radar" • "Toad's BBQ Foodeatery" • "Whispering Woods" | |
| Miscellaneous | ? Blocks •1,000-Fold Arms •Announcements •Bestiary •Collectible Treasures •Fishing spot •Gallery •Glitches •Hidden Toads •Music names in other languages •Nintendo Music (soundtrack) •Olivia's hints •Pre-release and unused content •Quotes •Shy Guys Finish Last •Staff | |
