Not to be confused withKoopa Kid.

This article is about the recurring seven-member clan of enemies in theSuper Mario franchise. For the musical theme fromSuper Mario World, seeKoopalings BGM.

"Little Koopa" redirects here. For the miniature variant ofKoopa Troopas in general, seeSmall Koopa Troopa.

Koopalings
Full group artwork of the Koopalings forNew Super Mario Bros. U
First appearance	Super Mario Bros. 3 (1988)
Latest appearance	Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition (2024)
Member of	Bowser's Minions
Members Iggy Larry Lemmy Ludwig Morton Roy Wendy
Member species Koopa

“We just love being mean!!”

—Koopalings,Super Mario Bros. 3 instruction booklet

TheKoopalings, also known asBowser's Minions in the British English versions of some games, and in certain American works as theKoopa Kids, are a seven-member clan of recurring enemies in theSuper Mario franchise, portrayed as siblings^[1][2] who act as leaders ofBowser's Minions underBowser. Individually, they are namedLarry,Morton,Wendy,Iggy,Roy,Lemmy, andLudwig. AlthoughBowser Jr. is not a member of the Koopalings, they sometimes act as his personal minions, and he is often seen accompanying them.

The Koopalings debuted inSuper Mario Bros. 3, and they later appeared as bosses in variousSNES-era games of theSuper Mario franchise before going on a long hiatus, reappearing once in 2003'sMario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, and then being redesigned for 2009'sNew Super Mario Bros. Wii, which has since been followed by numerous appearances as both bosses in the platformers of theSuper Mario series and playable characters in various spinoffs. They have also appeared in various other media, including the cartoonThe Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, which featured entirely different names for the characters due to them not having official names at the time of its production phase.

Originally, the Koopalings were depicted as Bowser's children^{[3][4][5][6][7]} and stated to be his offspring.^{[8][9][10][11][12]} Older games continue to maintain them as his children in re-releases and updated manuals.^{[13][14][15][16][17]} However,Shigeru Miyamoto eventually affirmed thatNintendo's "current story is that the Koopalings are not Bowser's children" in 2012, leaving the Koopalings as his underlings and Bowser Jr. as his only child.^[18]

Members

The Koopalings are listed below in their original order:

Larry Koopa	Larry Koopa is the youngest Koopaling who is often seen at the forefront of the Koopalings' antics, and he wields the orangemagic wand. His main color representation is sky blue, although his shell was originally colored green, his hair was white in early sprites, and he lacked the small star on the side of his face. There issome confusion over the identity of Larry's namesake; the most recent official statement from his christener, Nintendo of America employeeDayvv Brooks, is that Larry was named as such because he simply "looked like a Larry," though Brooks had previously stated that Larry's name was derived fromLarry Mullen Jr., the drummer for the Irish rock bandU2. He was also known as "Cheatsy" in the cartoons, alluding to the fact that he will try to win by any means, legitimate or otherwise. He seems to have an interest in sports, such as how he plays tennis with afireball inMario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. In theNintendo Comics System, he communicated via pictures in word bubbles, which only Lemmy understood.
Morton Koopa Jr.	Morton Koopa Jr. is the only Koopaling to have a brown skin tone and is often depicted as the largest Koopaling, wielding the red magic wand. His main color representation is black, although his shell was colored green, his skin was yellow inSuper Mario World, and he lacked the distinctive star on his face in his early in-game sprites. He is named after the American tabloid talk show presenterMorton Downey, Jr. He was also known as "Big Mouth" in the cartoons, due to his talkative nature, and often talks for long amounts of time, only to be stopped by another character, most often one of his siblings. In other appearances, he seems to be rather grouchy, with brutal strength to match. Morton's level of intelligence is portrayed inconsistently; sometimes he is shown to be quite slow-witted, but in other games, he possesses a more cunning side.
Wendy O. Koopa	Wendy O. Koopa is the sole female Koopaling; she wields the purple magic wand. Her main color representation is pink, although her shell was a shade of deep red inSuper Mario World. She is named afterWendy O. Williams, an American singer and frontwoman of the punk rock bandthe Plasmatics. She was also known as "Kootie Pie" in the cartoons and was considered a spoiled brat with a quick temper, often going into a rage over little things. She is stated to be tomboyish, and seemed to act as the de facto boss inSuper Mario Adventures.
Iggy Koopa	Iggy Koopa is a hyperactive, demented, and unpredictable Koopaling who wields the yellow magic wand. His main choice of color is yellow-green, although his shell was colored blue in early sprites and his hair was white inSuper Mario World; beforeNew Super Mario Bros. Wii, his hair was also similar to Lemmy's. He is named afterIggy Pop, an American rock musician and frontman of the proto-punk bandthe Stooges. He was also known as "Hop" in the cartoons and is the twin brother of Hip (Lemmy); together, they are among the youngest members of the family. He was just as childish and immature as his brother in the cartoon series, whereas in theNintendo Adventure Books he was depicted as a brilliant (if crazed) inventor; this has possibly been hinted at inNew Super Mario Bros. U, where the inside of his ship is mechanical rather than wooden.
Roy Koopa	Roy Koopa's head and sunglasses are pink (as was his shell originally), and he wields the black magic wand. His main color representation is purple, although his shell and head were colored lavender-purple inSuper Mario World. He is named after American rock & roll singerRoy Orbison. He was also known as "Bully" in the cartoons and is said to be a typical bully who likes beating up others for his own amusement. This is true in most appearances, but in certain Japanese materials, Roy instead speaks in a calm and collected manner, so he may have more of a laid-back personality and be less of a tough guy. He is also the second bulkiest Koopaling after Morton.
Lemmy Koopa	Lemmy Koopa is depicted as a small, fun-loving child who wields the green magic wand and has been shown capable of being serious when the situation calls for it. His main color representation is orange. Although inSuper Mario World, his shell was colored yellow and his hair was white, and his shell was originally green and he lacked the ponytail. He is named after the lateLemmy Kilmister, frontman of the English heavy metal bandMotörhead. He was also known as "Hip" in the cartoons and is the twin brother of Hop (Iggy); together, they are among the youngest members of the family. Lemmy is usually depicted as perhaps the least bright Koopaling, but is also the most genuinely innocent of his siblings.
Ludwig von Koopa	Ludwig von Koopa is the eldest[19] who possesses a magnificent intelligence most likely superior to that of the other Koopalings, and wields the blue magic wand. His main color representation is deep blue, although he was originally depicted with a green shell in artwork (aqua-blue inSuper Mario Bros. 3 and yellow inSuper Mario World), as well as white hair in early sprites. He is named after the German Classical and Romantic late composerLudwig van Beethoven. He was also known as "Kooky" in the cartoons and had more of a mad scientist persona. Like his namesake, he is said to be a composer and is very much into the culture, but is also sometimes suggested to be the cruelest of the Koopalings. According toMario & Luigi: Paper Jam, Ludwig egotistically believes himself to be a "real leader", to which the others, Lemmy, Morton, and Iggy specifically, claim they never voted on it and further explain they operate as a collective trust.[20]

In addition, thePrima Games guide ofSuper Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 refers toBoom Boom as a Koopaling,^[21] despite listing him separately in the Friends and Foes section.

Concept and creation

Early sketches ofBowser withMorton Koopa Jr.,Lemmy Koopa,Iggy Koopa andWendy O. Koopa made byYoichi Kotabe andTakashi Tezuka.

One of the first sketches in which the Koopalings can be seen, a result of the collaboration betweenYoichi Kotabe andTakashi Tezuka, happened before the release of theFamily Computer Disk System version ofSuper Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels in 1986 and is associated with Bowser's first redesign.^[22] The Koopalings were modeled after the design team ofSuper Mario Bros. 3,^[23] and they were all named after famous musicians by the game's North American localizers,^[24] since they were not given distinct names in the original Japanese version.^[25] In the Japanese version ofSuper Mario World, only their first names were adopted, dropping the Koopa surname,^[26] as was done in many subsequent games (both in English and Japanese). The Koopalings were all given different names in the cartoons, purportedly because Nintendo of America had not released their own names yet, forcing the writers ofThe Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 to come up with their own names.

Early sketch, drawn by Yoichi Kotabe, of an artwork forSuper Mario Bros. 3 featuring all of the Koopalings.

The word "Koopaling" itself is likely a combination of the name "Koopa" with thediminutive suffix "-ling", which is often used to denote a younger, smaller or inferior version (such as the word "duckling" being used to describe the juvenile version of aduck), which aptly describes their relation toBowser. Similarly, their original Japanese name, "Kokuppa" is essentially "Little Koopa" (which is what theretainers serving thekings call them in theNES andSNES versions) or "Child Koopa", withKoopa being the Japanese name ofBowser. Interestingly, only their Italian name,Bowserotti, actually meansLittle Bowsers using the Western name ofBowser, with the names in the other languages leaving theKoopa word intact, even when it does not specifically meanBowser. The English name also evokes such words as "fledgling", "hatchling", "youngling", or even "underling", and may be a mere portmanteau between one of them and "Koopa".

History

Main article:History of the Koopalings

Since their debut inSuper Mario Bros. 3, the Koopalings are notable for appearing as world bosses acrossSuper Mario platformers. In some role-playing games including theMario & Luigi andPaper Mario series, they also appear as bosses. The Koopalings appear as separate playable characters in some spin-offs. They appear in otherSuper Mario media under different names when they did not have their official names during production.

General information

Physical appearance

The Koopalings' depiction inNew Super Mario Bros. Wii

All the Koopalings look relatively similar to Bowser and Bowser Jr., but lack horns on their head. Morton has a unique darker complexion, and three have heads that are not green in coloration (Morton's head is white and Roy's is pink while Wendy's head matches the rest of her body's yellow coloration). Three of them (Larry, Wendy and in part Iggy) have blue eyes much like Bowser inSuper Mario Bros. 3 (but while Bowser's eyes were changed to red, the Koopalings' eyes remained blue). Originally, Ludwig, Morton and Lemmy's eyes were merely black dots, however the former two have since been shown to have thin dark gray irises. All of them have pointed claws on their hands. All the Koopalings have various distinguishing features, such as varying numbers of teeth protruding from their snouts and unique hair styles and colors. Oddly, their sprites inSuper Mario World and theSuper Mario Bros. 3 remake inSuper Mario All-Stars gave them all white hair and coloration that did not match their artwork, carrying over from the original, inaccurate color palette from the NES. All of them, likeBowser, have ribbed plated bellies. Although the Koopalings were shown in the sprites to have at least four spikes on their shells, the cover for Nintendo Power Player's Guide forSuper Mario All-Stars showed them, or at least Morton and Roy, only having three spines, all of which were directly on the center of the shell from top to bottom. In addition, while Lemmy does not have fangs, his in-game depiction inSuper Mario World does.

While most of the Koopalings originally had green shells, redesigns introduced withNew Super Mario Bros. Wii gave them all unique shell colors. Other aspects of their pre-existing designs were also tweaked, such as Iggy's hair being green rather than multicolored in order to differentiate him further from Lemmy, and their heights and builds being more varied, with Morton now the tallest, followed by Iggy, Roy, Ludwig, Wendy, Larry and finally Lemmy, who was the runt of the litter in their original appearances as well. Their tails also became visible in their official artwork starting fromNew Super Mario Bros. Wii, having not been drawn until then^[27] except for some sprite depictions and an artwork which apparently shows Iggy's tail.^[28] In their playable appearances in theSuper Smash Bros. series, because they are model swaps of Bowser Jr., all of the Koopalings appear roughly the same height as one another, most notably with Roy, Iggy, Morton and Lemmy (although Iggy is still thin).

The Koopalings' designs were modified in the DIC cartoons, although they were still recognizable.

Personalities

The Koopalings' individual personalities have not been fleshed out much besides being childlike, their desire to cause mayhem, and their loyalty to Bowser. However, there were some hints in various supplementary materials. Some of the personalities changed between localizations. For example, Roy in the North American localizations was depicted in a manner similar to a bully (which also earned him the name "Bully" in the DIC cartoons), but the JapaneseSuper Mario Bros. 3 instruction booklet andSuper Mario Advance 4e-Reader cards give him a calm and collected demeanor. The original manual also gave each of the Koopalings several quirks unique to each of them that hinted at their individual personalities with some speeches uttered by them; however, the official English translation toned down several of these quirks or removed them altogether. Although loyal to Bowser, they also did not wish to be on the receiving end of Bowser's rage if they failed a task, as evidenced by Larry's reason for why he and the other Koopalings will not give up the kings' wands easily to Mario, as he stated that the alternative would be to get yelled at by Bowser. Prior to their modern depictions, they were given distinguishing characteristics inThe Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 and theSuper Mario World cartoon, as well as theNintendo Comics System andNintendo Adventure Books. InMario Kart 8, the Koopalings seem to have better speech capabilities than Bowser, as they can be heard saying their names at several points, and even yelling one or two-liners. In addition to being childlike, aPlay Nintendo quiz describes the Koopalings as "zany".^[29]

The Koopalings' loyalty to Bowser is strong enough that they are willing to serve him even when "Bowser" is actually not himself and in fact possessed by another figure. This is implied by their servitude toBowletta inMario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and later confirmed inPaper Mario: Color Splash, where Wendy and Larry specifically mention doing their actions for Bowser and Morton indirectly says that as well despite Bowser being under the influence ofblack paint. In the former game's remake, they also possessed strong enough wills that Fawful, when brainwashing them with his spray, was ultimately forced to use a maximum potent dosage on them to sway them to his side.

They were also willing to work with Bowser's son, Bowser Jr., and had little problem with him, as implied by Roy Koopa briefly calling him squirt (Young Master in the Japanese version) and overall talking to him in a casual nature. However,Bowser Jr.'s Journey indicated that even they have their limits when working with Bowser Jr., as many of them ended up quitting on him due to being fed up with his notoriously selfish nature while they were trying to hunt for the remedy for theblorbs, the only real exceptions being Iggy and Morton, the former being forced to leave by Bowser Jr. due to finding him annoying, and the latter ended up brainwashed by the Best Fitness Friends into attacking Bowser Jr..

Powers and abilities

The Koopalings each have varying abilities, but in general, the Koopalings are capable of using their shell as both a method of defense and a method of offense. In addition, they are all capable of jumping very high, and are all skilled in magic, frequently using magic wands as a weapon. While only Ludwig, Iggy, and Larry spat fireballs inSuper Mario World,Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga revealed that all Koopalings have this ability. Despite that, they are weak to fireballs, though their exact limit has varied between taking multiple fireballs to take down, or being one-hit knocked out by a single fireball. Similar to Bowser, they also have a tendency to survive dangerous hits. This is especially evident with their defeat inSuper Mario World, where Larry, Wendy, Iggy, and Lemmy were dunked into lava by the Mario Bros., and each Koopaling later had their castles collapse on them, inNew Super Mario Bros. Wii where they, alongside Bowser and Bowser Jr., ended up surviving being crushed by Bowser's falling castle, and inNew Super Mario Bros. 2, where all of them were accidentally knocked into the lava twice (once by a gigantic Bowser, and then by a gigantic Dry Bowser). Their fighting prowess was such that they managed to casually knock away severalBeanies while discussing how they can find Bowser at the same time inMario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions.

In terms of talents unique to individual Koopalings, they seem to know their own spells. While most of them simply cast a colorful shot of magic that slowly flies in a straight line, Wendy instead creates glowing rings that ricochet off the surfaces of the room, and Lemmy creates bouncing circus balls that can knock the Mario Bros. into a bottomless pit. In every game appearance outside ofSuper Mario World, Lemmy is always seen in battle balancing on top of a big yellow circus ball covered with starry patterns. Ludwig could create earthquakes with his descents inSuper Mario Bros. 3, an ability that was taken away from him ever sinceNew Super Mario Bros. Wii, but kept by Roy and Morton. Ludwig was given the ability to flutter jump in theNew Super Mario Bros. games instead. InSuper Mario World, Roy and Morton were able to walk up walls and ceilings and drop down at will.

Family relationship

The Koopalings serve as Bowser’s children in olderSuper Mario games.^[4]

In their first appearance inSuper Mario Bros. 3, the Koopalings were introduced as siblings and Bowser's own children.^[30][4][3] Most re-releases and remakes of this 1988 game as well as republications of the game's story retain this detail in Japan, including the 2013Nintendo 3DSVirtual Console release.^[13][14][31] However, the 2007 Japanese Wii Virtual Console version's manual does not mention their relationship to Bowser,^[32] and the 2015 JapaneseEncyclopedia Super Mario Bros. uses a less strong statement than the one found in the original manual.^[2] The 2018 English and French versions ofEncyclopedia Super Mario Bros. preserve the original manual's description of the Koopalings being Bowser's children verbatim,^[17][33] while the German and Spanish translations of said book make no mention of their relationship.^[34][35] Translations ofSuper Mario Bros. 3, its re-releases, remakes, official guides, and websites have kept this detail to varying degrees, with most calling the Koopalings Bowser's offspring.^{[36][37][38][8][9][10][11][39]} The 1990 cartoon based on the game,The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, follows this portrayal, with the Koopalings referring to Bowser as "king dad".^[40]

The family inThe Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3

The 1991Super Mario World English manual,^[5] the JapaneseNintendo Official Guidebooks for both the original and 2001Super Mario Advance 2: Super Mario World remake,^[41][15] and related 1990 Japanese materials state that the Koopalings are Bowsers' children,^[6] while the in-game text and Japanese manual (as well as its re-releases and remakes) do not make any direct statements about their relationship. In three character books written with the involvement ofNintendo, the Koopalings are considered Bowser's children, and in two cases explicitly stated to be members of hisroyal family (「王おう族ぞく」).^[42][43][44]

The back of the EnglishYoshi's Safari box calls them Bowser's "offspring" in 1993, and the French translation of said text uses the same term as well,^[12] which is absent in the Japanese manual.^[45]

The manual for theSNES version ofMario is Missing! vaguely describes the Koopalings as Bowser's "bad boys",^[46] although in theDOS version's in-game dialogue, the Koopalings refer to Bowser by name rather than with a familial title. InSuper Smash Bros. Melee, Bowser's seven children are mentioned in both the Japanese and English versions,^[7] and this relationship is also mentioned in theSuper Mario Advance series from 2001 to 2003.^[15][39]

Following the introduction ofBowser Jr. in 2002, who is treated independently from the Koopalings, and the lack of major appearances from the Koopalings betweenMario & Luigi: Superstar Saga in 2003 andNew Super Mario Bros. Wii in 2009, there was confusion about the nature of Bowser's parenthood. Bowser Jr. was first implied to have replaced the Koopalings as Bowser's sole child in the description of Bowser's trophy inSuper Smash Bros. Brawl, the Japanese version of which refers to Bowser Jr. as「ひとり息子」, meaning "one son" or "only son".^[47] While the Koopalings and Bowser Jr. appear together inNew Super Mario Bros. Wii, official websites refer to the Koopalings as Bowser's minions rather than his children, and as each other's comrades rather than siblings;^[48][49] however, the game'sPrima guide refers to the Koopalings and Bowser Jr. collectively as Bowser's children, and considers Bowser Jr. to be a Koopaling himself.^[50][51] In a September 2012 interview,Shigeru Miyamoto, speaking withTakashi Tezuka, stated that the "current story is that the seven Koopalings are not Bowser's children", leaving Bowser Jr. as his only child (with an unknown mother).^[18] In the Japanese Nintendo Direct announcing the Koopalings as playable characters inMario Kart 8, they are described as「クッパ大魔王だいまおうの子分こぶん」(King Koopa'skobun),^[52] which can mean "underlings" or, in an archaic meaning, "adopted children." TheirPalutena's Guidance conversation inSuper Smash Bros. for Wii U (which was later used again inSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate) notes their resemblance to Bowser Jr. and calls the relationship between them and Bowser a mystery, with the Japanese version also mentioning that they have been heard to be Bowser's minions. The websitePlay Nintendo has implied that Bowser needs to treat them more like his family.^[53]Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge atSuper Nintendo World has Bowser and the Koopalings form the antagonistic racing team; the queue has several vague allusions to their relationship, such as books with titles such asRaising Destructive Children andSibling Rivalries and How to Exploit Them^[54] (though the former may be referring only to Bowser Jr. while the latter may instead be referring toMario andLuigi).

InMario & Luigi: Paper Jam, the Koopalings have lines of dialogue, which would later continue in games such asMario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games,Paper Mario: Color Splash,Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions,Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey, andMario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. To reflect their revised portrayal, in the Japanese versions of the games, the Koopalings refer to Bowser asMaster Bowser (「クッパ様さま」) and consider each other comrades (「仲間なかま」) without any family relationship, though multiple translations, including the English versions, portray them as siblings.^[55][56] While the Japanese and English versions ofMario & Luigi: Paper Jam portray the Koopalings' relationship to Bowser simply as them being his minions, the Italian and German translations mention that Bowser is their father.^[57][58] Additionally, the Italian translation ofPaper Mario: Color Splash is devoid of every explicit mention of the Koopalings as Bowser's minions present in the Japanese version.^[59] The Italian manual ofMonopoly Gamer Collector's Edition presents the Koopalings as the seven most dangerous amongst Bowser's minions,^[60] and the Italian and German translations ofMario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions retain a mention from the Japanese version that Bowser Jr. is the only son of Bowser.^[61]

The Japanese website ofNew Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe, besides referring to them using the newerTeam of Seven Bowsers (｢クッパ7人衆｣) term instead of the originalBowser's Minions (｢クッパの手下｣) term, also indicates that they are considered as theleaders of the Bowser clan (｢クッパ一味の幹部｣).^[62]

Birth order

InNintendo Power, Larry was stated to be the youngest of the Koopalings^[63] (reaffirmed as still true in histrophy description in the American version ofSuper Smash Bros. for Wii U and his character origintip inSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate), while Ludwig was said to be the oldest.^[19] The birth order for the five middle children was not confirmed, although inSuper Mario Bros. 3, as Larry is the first Koopaling to be fought and Ludwig is the last, the implication would seem to be that all seven Koopalings are fought in order from youngest to oldest (provided the player does notwarp); however, Morton is described as "one of the older Koopalings" in theSuper Mario Bros. 3 Nintendo Power Strategy Guide,^[64] although this may have been in relation to Larry, the previous boss encountered. The Prima strategy guide forSuper Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 describes Roy as being "a little heavier than his younger family", which might indicate that Roy is one of the older Koopalings.^[65] InSuper Mario World! Yoshi no Tamago, Morton calls Wendy「あねご」(anego, "older sister").^[66]

InThe Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, Hip and Hop (Lemmy and Iggy) are depicted as twins and are contradictorily believed to be the youngest. Although Kootie Pie (Wendy) celebrated her sixteenth birthday in "Reptiles in the Rose Garden", the specific ages of the others was never confirmed. According to the Writer's Bible included on the Shout! Factory DVD set and brief concept clips of the cartoon, the other Koopalings were all teenagers; Bully (Roy) was the eldest, followed by Big Mouth (Morton), Kooky (Ludwig), Cheatsy (Larry), Kootie Pie, and finally Hip and Hop both at six years old. This is seemingly the reference used for theNintendo Adventure Books series, since inLeaping Lizards, Morton exclaims, "Little brothers are so cowardly!" in regards to Iggy, although this may have been a quip at Luigi's expense (who expressed particular resentment at that remark).

Leadership

TheSuper Mario Bros. 3 Nintendo Power Strategy Guide also states that Ludwig is Bowser's second in command,^[19] effectively making him the leader of the Koopalings. Since then, this role has been supplanted by characters such asKammy Koopa,Kamek, andBowser Jr. The American English version ofSuper Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and the European English version ofSuper Smash Bros. for Wii U state that Larry leads the Koopalings andBowser's Minions respectively, although both are inaccurate translations of the original Japanese description, which simply states that Larry is one of the seven Koopalings and the leader of a special unit in Bowser's Minions.^[67] InMario & Luigi: Paper Jam, Larry calls Ludwig "boss", and Ludwig shows that he thinks of himself as a leader, and even a king, both of which are contested by other Koopalings.

Fighting order

The order the Koopalings are fought differ in each game they appear as bosses:

Footnotes

• Due to the world structure ofNew Super Mario Bros. 2 (six main worlds and three optional special worlds), WorldsMushroom andFlower (and their Koopalings, Larry and Lemmy) can be considered either to be preceded byWorld 6 (Bowser) or succeeded by Worlds3 (Wendy) and5 (Ludwig), respectively.
• Even thoughSparkling Waters andFrosted Glacier are officially considered to be the third and fourth worlds ofNew Super Mario Bros. U (andNew Super Luigi U), respectively, the player can choose to beat whichever one (and their Koopalings, Larry and Wendy) first. Similarly, while all the levels are numbered inYoshi's Safari, the player can play them in any order they wish.
• Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam has the player fighting two or three of the Koopalings at once, with Roy and Wendy, then Larry and Ludwig, then Morton and Lemmy via Papercraft; then each pair is fought again, with Morton and Lemmy joined by Iggy. The first two pairs are also fought alongsideDry Bowser.
• In the SNES version ofMario is Missing!, only Ludwig, Iggy, and Roy are fought, with Larry, Morton, Wendy and Lemmy only being depicted in the manual. In the DOS version, however, all except for Morton and Lemmy appear (although the latter two were planned to appear, at least in theCD-ROM Deluxe edition, due to the presence of unused voice clips), and they are fought in the following order: Larry, Roy, Wendy, Iggy and Ludwig.
• InMinion Quest: The Search for Bowser, Lemmy and Ludwig are both fought in the same level, albeit in different waves (Lemmy comes two waves before Ludwig). All the Koopalings are fought again at the same time later in the game, with Ludwig as the captain and the rest as regular troops.
• Although Monopoly Gamer is technically not a video game, the Koopalings nonetheless act as "bosses" for each deck. The order they are fought in is the same as inSuper Mario Bros. 3.
• InBowser Jr.'s Journey, Larry is fought first, then Iggy and Wendy are fought in the same level; Wendy is the fought one wave before Iggy, before fighting together in the last wave where Iggy is the first officer and Wendy is the captain, and Iggy is fought again later in the game, followed by Roy, and finally Morton. Ludwig and Lemmy are never fought. Dark versions of the Koopalings are fought alongside thefinal boss, as well as in the final post-game levelBeat the Minions!
• In theNintendo 3DS version ofMario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, Roy is faced in the second day of theSuper Mario campaign, Larry is encountered in the fourth day of theSonic campaign, and Wendy is challenged in the sixth day of theSuper Mario campaign. Once again, inMario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, during the story mode, only three Koopalings appear: Wendy is challenged first, followed by Larry and finally Ludwig.

Profiles

Super Mario World

• Mario Mania:Morton, Lemmy, Larry, Iggy, Wendy, Ludwig and Roy are the messiest, rowdiest, meanest kids imaginable which makes their pop, the King of the Koopas, mighty proud. Their philosophy is "divide and conquer," and they carry it out by spreading throughout their land of choice and each setting up their own impenetrable fortress.^[68]

New Super Mario Bros. 2

• North American website bio:These crooked minions of Bowser await at the end of each world. Watch out—each have their own unique ways of causing trouble for Mario.

Mario Kart Tour

• Mario Kart Tour Twitter:Bowser Jr. may have joined the race, but he didn't come alone! He brought a few friends along with him, including Lemmy, Wendy, Ludwig, Roy, and the rest of the Koopalings! They each have their own special skills, so be sure to try them all!^[69]

Gallery

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Portrayals

Although the games themselves initially did not have the Koopalings speak (the DOS version ofMario is Missing! nonwithstanding), the Koopalings did have a variety of voice actors in various Mario media.

InAmada Anime Series: Super Mario Bros., the Koopalings were voiced by Masaharu Satō (Larry and Iggy), Miyako Endō (Morton and Wendy), and Naoki Tatsuta (Roy, Lemmy, and Ludwig).

In the DIC cartoons, the Koopalings were voiced by James Ransken (Cheatsy),Gordon Masten (Big Mouth),Tabitha St. Germain (Kootie Pie),Tara Charendoff (Hop),Dan Hennessey (Bully),Stuart Stone (Hip), and Michael Stark (Kooky).

The Koopalings appeared in the interactive anime videoSuper Mario World: Mario to Yoshi no Bōken Land, and there they were given spoken dialogue. Their voice actors were not credited.

InMario is Missing!, the Koopa Kids, as noted above, were given dialogue. In theCD-ROM Deluxe version, Larry, Iggy and Ludwig were voiced by Rob Wallace, Wendy was voiced by Kathy Fitzgerald, and Roy was voiced by Bruce Sandig, who also voiced the unused clips of Lemmy.^[70]

InSuper Mario Advance 2: Super Mario World, the Koopalings did have voices, although they just gave dying screeches when defeated by Mario or Luigi. Additionally, they were all similar monster roars, and only Iggy, Lemmy, Wendy and Larry used them.

Starting with 2009'sNew Super Mario Bros. Wii, the Koopalings were given in-game voice acting, although it was largely composed of grunts and roars instead of actual dialogue. Larry, Morton, Wendy and Lemmy are voiced byLani Minella, Iggy and Ludwig are voiced byMike Vaughn, and Roy is voiced byDan Falcone.

FromMario Kart 8 onwards, all the Koopalings, except for Roy, are voiced by new voice actors, with Morton, Ludwig, Iggy, Wendy, Larry and Lemmy being voiced byDavid Cooke,David J. Goldfarb,Ryan Higgins,Ashley Flannegan,Michelle Hippe andCarlee McManus respectively. This time, they do say actual words and phrases, besides their "No!" yells when defeated in the former games.

Naming

In the Japanese versions, the Koopalings have been referred to by several names, all of which are derived fromBowser's Japanese name,「クッパ」(Kuppa or "Koopa"). Some of their names also integrate the character「コ」; it is ambiguous whether this character represents「子」(ko-, "child") or「小」(ko, "young").「コクッパ」can thus mean "Little Koopa", "Child Koopa", "Young Koopa", etc. A rare variant of this phrase,「子クッパ」, is seen on the back of the JapaneseSuper Mario Bros. 3 box and in theNintendo Official Guidebook ofSuper Mario All-Stars. "7" or「七」, when used with「人」to count people, is read asshichi; otherwise it is commonly read asnana. In the English versions ofSuper Mario Bros. 3 except forSuper Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3,Toad refers to the Koopalings as "Little Koopa" if acastle is visited after losing anairship level. Starting withNew Super Mario Bros. Wii, PAL territories refer to the Koopalings as "Bowser's minions" to match concurrent Japanese material,^[71] although American versions continue to use "Koopalings" instead.^[72] These names were eventually unified as ofMario Kart 8, where Japanese versions use a variant of their name fromSuper Famicom material, while all English versions use the "Koopalings" term.

Names in other languages

Names used in most media

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.

Names used in the DIC animated shows

Notes

• Larry is the only Koopaling to not have usedWarp Pipes in any of his boss battles, with Lemmy and Wendy using them inSuper Mario World, Roy using them inNew Super Mario Bros. Wii, Morton and Ludwig using them inNew Super Mario Bros. 2, and Iggy using them inNew Super Mario Bros. U.
• InMario & Luigi: Paper Jam, every Koopaling is associated withBattle Cards. Roy and Wendy are the first bosses on which Battle Cards can be used, Larry and Ludwig are the only bosses that can use their own Battle Cards, and Iggy, Morton, and Lemmy turn the player's Battle Cards into a special kind of Morton Battle Card, which either deals 60 damage to everyone, makes the player lose all of their star points, or gives the player a randomMax Item.

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(FAST channel) •Voice actors [Edit] Yoshi's Safari Characters Mario •Yoshi •Princess Peach •Prince Pine •King Fret Jewelry Land locations Light Realm Grass Land •Mushroom Land •Pipe Island •Crescent Coast •Spirit Mountain •Grand Bridge •Float Castle I Dark Realm Cornice Cave •Ghost Mansion •Float Castle II •Dark Sea •Bowser's Castle Bosses Hammer Brother •Lemmy Koopa •Ludwig von Koopa •Boomerang Brother •Wendy O. Koopa •Takotsubo •Larry Koopa •Sledge Brother •Morton Koopa Jr. •Iggy Koopa (King Gessō) •Roy Koopa •Firesnake •Magikoopa •Lakitu •Big Boo •Chargin' Chuck •Kame Hōdai •Bowser (Busō Koopa) Enemies Anvil •Bloober •Bob-omb •Big Boo •Bullet Bill •Cheep-Cheep •Flying Goomba •Green Shell •Koopa Para Troopa •Koopa Troopa •Mechakoopa •Monty Mole •Nipper Plant •Para Bomb •Podoboo •Spiny •Spiny Egg •Tako Power-ups Power-up Mushroom •Fire Flower •Nut •Super Star Items 1-Up Mushroom •Big Coin •Clock •Coin •Flying ? Block •Magic gem Objects Flying ? Block •Magic gem Objects Dash Zone •Jump zone •Junction Weapons Super Scope Miscellaneous Gallery •Multimedia •Super Jump [Edit] Hotel Mario Protagonists Mario •Luigi •Princess Toadstool Bosses Koopalings (Morton ·Roy ·Larry ·Lemmy ·Ludwig ·Wendy ·Iggy) •Bowser Objects Items Coin (rainbow variant) •Super Mushroom •Fire Flower •Star Man •Toad Miscellaneous Bowser's Ghost Cologne •Bowser's Sourpuss Bread •Letter Hotels Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel •Roy's HardBrick Hotel •Larry's Chillton Hotel •Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel •Ludwig's Thump Castle Hotel •Wendy's Blitz Snarlton Hotel •Bowser's Seizures Palace Hotel Enemies Banzai Bill •Bellhop Goomba •Big Boo •Boo Buddy •Buzzy Beetle •Cloud •Evil coin •Fire •Flying Goomba •Flying Koopa •Goomba •Koopa •Mecha Koopa •Mini Ninja •Monty Mole •Parabomb •Pat the Bat •Rhinestone Goomba •Skeleton Koopa •Spiny •Wiggler •Z Koopa Miscellaneous Gallery •Media •Pre-release and unused content •Quotes •Script •Staff [Edit] Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga /Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions /Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser Characters (Superstar Saga) Protagonists Mario1,2 •Luigi1,2 •Princess Peach1,2 •Prince Peasley •Bowser1,2 Antagonists Cackletta (Bowletta) •Fawful •Popple •Bowser (Rookie)1,2 Supporting characters Beanbean troops1,2 •Bink1,2 •Blablanadon1,2 •Bloat1,2 •Boddle1,2 •Border Bros1,2 •Bubbles •Chuckleroot1,2 •Chuckleroot's granddaughter1,2 •Cork and Cask •Doctor1,2 •Dr. Toadley2 •Fava1,2 •Firebrand and Thunderhand1,2 •Hammerhead Bros.1,2 •Harhall1,2 •Hermie III •Hoohoo civilization1,2 •Jellyfish Sisters1,2 •Lady Lima1,2 •Miles Tones1,2 •Moai1,2 •Mole1,2 •Pea1,2 •Peach-bot1,2 •Photographer (Koopa Troopa)1,2 •Pipeman1,2 •Professor E. Gadd •Prospector1,2 •Psycho Kamek1 •Queen Bean1,2 •Soybean civilization1,2 •Spangle •Starshade Bros.1,2 •Toadsworth1,2 •Tolstar1,2 •Tuki1,2 •Yoshi Fan Club1,2 Species Ankoopa1 •Beanish1,2 •Beanlet1,2 •Big Koopa Troopa2 •Designbomb1,2 •Ghost1,2 •Hoohooligan1,2 •Kurako1,2 •Lagoon-dweller1,2 •Oho Jee •Sailor1,2 •Thwomp •Toad1,2 •Winkle1,2 •Yoshi1,2 Characters (The Search for Bowser) Protagonists Captain Goomba3 (Gold3) •Captain Shy Guy3 •Captain Boo3 (Gold3) •Captain Koopa Troopa3 (Gold3) •Koopalings (Iggy ·Morton ·Lemmy ·Ludwig ·Roy ·Wendy ·Larry) Antagonists Cackletta (Bowletta) •Fawful •Popple Supporting characters Bowser3 •Corporal Paraplonk3 •Private Goomp3 •Sergeant Guy3 •Prince Peasley •Bubbles •Cork and Cask •Hermie III •Professor E. Gadd •Spangle •Starlow3 Special moves Overworld/solo attacks Dash1,2 •Dunk Hammer1,2 •Firebrand1,2 •Hammer1,2 •High Jump1,2 •Jump1,2 •Mini-Mario1,2 •Pump Mario1,2 •Spin Jump1,2 •Surfboard1,2 •Tickle1,2 •Thunderhand1,2 Bros. Attacks1,2 Bounce Bros. •Chopper Bros. •Cyclone Bros. •Fire Bros. •Knockback Bros. •Splash Bros. •Swing Bros. •Thunder Bros. Captain Commands3 Deny •Rally •Chance •Play Dead •Lightning •Parry •Pass the Bob-omb •Thwomp Thump •Clash of Captains •Call for Backup •Sneak Attack •Shell Shock Bosses Superstar Saga Birdo •Bowletta1,2 •Bowser1,2 •Cackletta1,2 •Chuckolator1,2 •Dragohoho1,2 •Fawful •Flaret1,2 •Hermie III1,2 •Hoohooros1,2 •Jojora1,2 •Jojora's friends1,2 •Koopalings (Iggy ·Morton ·Lemmy ·Ludwig ·Roy ·Wendy ·Larry) •Mom Piranha1,2 •Popple •Queen Bean1,2 •Rookie1,2 •Tolstar1,2 •Trunkle1,2 •Wiggler1,2 The Search for Bowser Birdo •Corporal Paraplonk3 •Fawful •Koopalings (Iggy ·Morton ·Lemmy ·Ludwig ·Roy ·Wendy ·Larry) •Popple •Private Goomp3 •Sergeant Guy3 Locations Beanbean Airport1,2 •Beanbean Borderland1,2 •Beanbean Castle1,2 •Beanbean Castle Sewers/Beanbean Castle Sewer1,2 •Beanbean Castle Town1,2 •Beanbean Outskirts/Beanbean Fields •Beanbean Kingdom •Bowser's Castle •Castle Town Item Shop1,2 •Chateau de Chucklehuck1,2 •Chucklehuck Woods •Fire Palace1,2 •Guffawha Ruins1,2 •Gwarhar Lagoon •Harhall's Studio1,2 •Hoohoo Mountain •Hoohoo Village1,2 •Information Booth1,2 •Joke's End •Koopa Cruiser •Little Fungitown1,2 •Little Fungitown Item Shop1,2 •Mario and Luigi's house1,2 •Mushroom Kingdom1,2 •Oho Oasis1,2 •Oho Ocean1,2 •Pipe House1,2 •Princess Peach's Castle1,2 •Relaxation Room1,2 •S.S. Chuckola1,2 •Seabed1,2 •Starbeans Cafe1,2 •Stardust Fields1,2 •Teehee Valley •Thunder Palace1,2 •Toadtown Square/Peach's Castle1,2 •Winkle Colosseum1,2 •Woohoo Hooniversity1,2 •Yoshi Theater1,2 Enemies Superstar Saga Anuboo1,2 •Beanerang Bro •Beanie •Bill Blaster1,2 •Blooper1,2 •Bob-omb •Boo •Cheep Cheep1 •Chomp Bro1,2 •Chuck Guy •Chuckorok1,2 •Clumph •Dry Bones4 •Eeker1,2 •Elite Chuck Guy •Elite Dry Bones1,2 •Elite Gritty Goomba1,2 •Elite Limbo Bro •Elite Pestnut •Elite Troopea •Fighter Fly1,2 •Fuzzbush •Fuzzy1,2 •Glurp1,2 •Gold Beanie •Goomba •Goomdiver1,2 •Gritty Goomba •Gunner Guy1,2 •Hammer Bro •Ice Snifit •Lakipea •Laser Snifit1,2 •Limbo Bro •Magikoopa •Malibut1,2 •Mecha-Blooper1,2 •Mecha-Chomp1 •Mechakoopa •Oucher Glass1,2 •Parabeanie •Paratroopea •Pestnut •Piranha Bean •Piranha Plant1,2 •Puffer-Cheep1 •Rex •Roto-Disc1,2 •Sand Cheep1,2 •Scaratroopea •Sharkbone1,2 •Sharpea •Sniper Bill1,2 •Spiky Snifit1,2 •Spiny4 •Spiny Cheep Cheep2 •Starkiss •Super Fly1,2 •Sworm1,2 •Tanoomba •Time Bob-omb1,2 •Troopea •Virus1,2 •Yo Bro1,2 The Search for Bowser Bandit3 •Beanerang Bro •Beanie •Big Boo3 •Big Tail Goomba3 •Bob-omb •Bomb Boo3 •Boo •Boomerang Bro3 •Broozer3 •Buzzy Beetle3 •Chain Chomp3 •Chargin' Chuck3 •Chuck Guy •Clumph •Dry Bones4 •Elite Captain Quartet3 •Elite Chuck Guy •Elite Limbo Bro •Elite Pestnut •Elite Troopea •Fire Bro3 •Fire Stalking Piranha Plant3 •Fly Guy3 •Fuzzbush •Gold Beanie •Goomba •Goomba Tower3 •Green Magikoopa3 •Gritty Goomba •Hammer Bro •Ice Bro3 •Ice Snifit •Koopa Paratroopa3 •Koopa Troopa3 •Lakipea •Lakitu3 •Limbo Bro •Magikoopa •Mechakoopa •Mechawful3 •Para-Beetle3 •Parabeanie •Paragoomba3 •Paratroopea •Pestnut •Piranha Bean •Pokey3 •Red Magikoopa3 •Rex •Scaratroopea •Sharpea •Shy Guy3 •Spear Guy3 •Spike3 •Spiny4 •Spiny Cheep Cheep2 •Starkiss •Tail Boo3 •Tanoomba •Troopea •White Magikoopa3 Items Consumables 1-Up Mushroom1,2 •1-Up Super1,2 •100 Coin2 •10 Coin2 •50-Coin2 •Boo Biscuit2 •Coin1,2 •Five Coin1,2 •Golden Mushroom1,2 •Green Pepper1,2 •Max Mushroom1,2 •Max Nut1,2 •Max Syrup1,2 •Mushroom1,2 •Nut1,2 •Red Pepper1,2 •Refreshing Herb1,2 •Super Mushroom1,2 •Super Nut1,2 •Super Syrup1,2 •Syrup1,2 •Ultra Mushroom1,2 •Ultra Nut1,2 •Ultra Syrup1,2 Key items Bean Fruit1,2 •Beanbean Brooch1,2 •Beanbean Map1,2 •Beanstar1,2 •Beanstar piece1,2 •Beanstone1,2 •Chuckola Fruit1,2 •Chuckola Reserve1,2 •Crabbie Grass1,2 •Face1,2 •Fake Beanstar1,2 •Flaming statue1,2 •Hoohoo Spirit1,2 •Invincishroom •Membership Card1,2 •Neon Egg1,2 •Peach's Extra Dress1,2 •Pearl Bean1,2 •Peasley's Rose1,2 •Precious belonging1,2 •Red and Green Goblets1,2 •Secret Scroll 11,2 •Secret Scroll 21,2 •Suitcase1,2 •Winkle Card1,2 Bean Juice1,2 Chuckle Blend •Chuckoccino •Hoohoo Blend •Hoolumbian •Teehee Blend •Teeheespresso •Woohoo Blend Special items Bonus Ring1,2 •Cobalt Necktie1,2 •Excite Spring1,2 •Game Boy Horror SP1,2 •Great Force1,2 •Greed Wallet1,2 •Power Grip1 •Secret Specs2 Blocks1,2 ! Block •? Block •Bros. Block •Command Block •Hidden Block •Hoohoo Block •L Block •M Block •Rally Block •Random Block •Recovery block •Save Album •Simu-Block •Spin Block Other Axe1,2 •Badge1,2 •Bean1,2 •Bike Pads1,2 •Black Rock1,2 •Boo Statue1,2 •Brown Rock1,2 •Button1,2 •Cart1,2 •Gold ring •Chuckola Cola1,2 •Clothing1,2 •Conductor1,2 •Gown1,2 •Gray Rock1,2 •Headgear1,2 •Invincibility Mushroom3 •Koopa Clown Car1,2 •Lift1,2 •Poison Mushroom1,2 •Poltergust 30001,2 •Pressure Plate1,2 •Recording2 •Region map1 •Rolling Bar Defense System1,2 •Spiky Stardust Defense System1,2 •Spring Pad1,2 •Super Poltergust 30011,2 •Surfing Spot1,2 •Toad Express1,2 •Torch1,2 •Wall Face1,2 •Warp Pipe1,2 •Watering hole1,2 •Waterspout1,2 •Whirlwind1,2 Game mechanics Stats Bros. Point1,2 •Defense •Experience Point •Heart Point •Level up •Power •Speed1,2 •Spirit3 •Stache1,2 Elements Fire •Thunder Status Burn1,2 •Charred1,2 •DEF-Down •DEF-Up •Dizzy •Downed •Fury2 •Heavy G1,2 •Invisible2 •Light G1,2 •Poison1,2 •POW-Down •POW-Up •Prohibited Command1,2 •SPD-Down1,2 •SPD-Up1,2 •Trip1,2 Battle mechanics Action Command •Advanced Command/Super Attack1,2 •Counterattack1,2 •Emergency Block2 •First Strike •Flee1,2 •Lucky hit Minigames1,2 Border Jump •Mysterious Mine Carts •Star 'Stache Smash •Barrel •Chuckola Bounce •Surfing Game •Splart Music "A New Adventure Begins" • "We're Off Again!" • "Touch of Evil" • "Prince Peasley's Theme" • "Fawful Music" • "Bowser's Road" • "Cackletta, the Fiercest Foe" • "A Journey Full of Laughs" • "Going Home" • "Stardust Fields Area 64" • "Hoohoo Mountaintop" • "The Kingdom Called Beanbean" • "Beanish People" • "Castle of Beans" • "Chucklehuck Woods" • "Danger Abounds!" • "Woohoo Hooniversity" • "Sea... Sea... Sea..." • "Don't Dwell on Danger" • "Sweet Surfin'" • "Hold the Corny Jokes, Please!" • "Decisive Battleground" • "Let's Go!" • "We Can't Lose!" • "The Marvelous Duo" • "Fawful and Cackletta" • "Time to Settle This!" • "Showdown with Cackletta!" • "Win & Dance" • "Let's Kick it into High Gear!" • "Star 'Stache Smash!" • "To Challenge!" • "It's My Turn" • "This is Minion Turf!" • "Everyone, Attack!" • "Fighting Friends" • "Let's Talk Strategy" • "Bowser's Minions March" Other Battle Guide2 •Bean Fever1,2 •Beanbean Air •Beanhole locations1 (Bowser's Minions2) •Block locations1 (Bowser's Minions2) •Bestiary1 (Bowser's Minions2) •Enemy formations1,2 •Gallery1 (Bowser's Minions2) •Gear1 (Bowser's Minions2) •Glitches1 (Bowser's Minions2) •Hidden Block locations1 •Hooroglyphs1,2 •Kingdom Courier1,2 •Level up progressions1,2 •Luigi-do Check •Mario & Luigi Moves Guide •Mario & Luigi RPG: Sound Selection1 •Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions Trivia •Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga Joke Spinner •Mario Bros.1 •Multimedia1 (Bowser's Minions2) •Pre-release and unused content1 •Quick Poll •Quotes1 (Bowser's Minions2) •Shops2 •Special Skill3 •Sound test2 •Staff1 (Bowser's Minions2) •Story summaries2 1Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga 2Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions 3Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser 4 Enemy variants differ inMario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions [Edit] New Super Mario Bros. Wii Playable characters Mario •Luigi •Yellow Toad and Blue Toad Forms Small Mario •Super Mario •Fire Mario •Propeller Mario •Ice Mario •Penguin Mario •Mini Mario •Invincible Mario Non-playable characters Yoshi •Yellow Yoshi •Light Blue Yoshi •Pink Yoshi •Princess Peach •Toads •Jumbo Rays Enemies Amp •Banzai Bill •Big Boo •Big Chain Chomp •Big Dry Bones •Big Fuzzy •Big Thwomp •Big Urchin •Big Wiggler •Blooper •Blooper Baby •Blooper Nanny •Bob-omb •Boo •Boomerang Bro •Bramball •Broozer •Bulber •Bull's-Eye Banzai •Bullet Bill •Chain Chomp •Cheep Cheep •Cheep-Chomp •Clampy •Climbing Koopa •Cooligan •Crowber •Deep-Cheep •Dry Bones •Eep Cheep •Fire Bro •Fire Snake •Flame Chomp •Foo •Fuzzy •Giant Goomba •Goomba •Huckit Crab •Hammer Bro •Heavy Para-Beetle •Hefty Goomba •Ice Bro •Jellybeam •King Bill •Koopa Paratroopa •Koopa Troopa •Lakitu •Lava Bubble •Mechakoopa •Mega Cheep-Cheep •Mega Deep-Cheep •Mini Goomba •Missile Bill •Monty Mole •Muncher •Para-Beetle •Parabomb •Paragoomba •Piranha Flower •Piranha Plant •Pokey •Porcupuffer •Prickly Goomba •River Piranha Plant •Rocky Wrench •Scaredy Rat •Sledge Bro •Spike •Spike Top •Spiny •Spiny Cheep Cheep •Spiny Egg •Stalking Piranha Plant •Stone Spike •Super Piranha Plant •Swoop •Thwomp •Urchin •Venus Fire Trap •Wet Bones •Wiggler Obstacles Ash •Ball 'n' Chain •Banzai Bill Cannon •Big gun •Bill Blaster •Bill Blaster Turret •Bowser's Fireball •Burner •Cannon •Cannonball •Electrical field •Fire •Fire Bar •Ghost Block •Ghost Vase •Giant cannonball •Giant Spiked Ball •Huge Icicle •Ice •Icicle •Junior Clown Car •Lava •Lava Geyser •Lava swell •Lava tide •Moving torch •Pit •Poisonous swamp •Quartet-cannon •Quicksand •Sandstorm •Shifting wall •Skewer •Spell •Spike Ball •Spikes •Volcanic debris •Volcano Bosses The Koopalings Larry •Roy •Lemmy •Wendy •Iggy •Morton •Ludwig Other bosses Bowser Jr. •Magikoopa •Bowser •Super Bowser Items and power-ups 1-Up Mushroom •Barrel •Blue Coin •Buzzy Shell •Coin •Fire Flower •Fruit •Glow Block •Hidden Coin •Ice block •Ice Flower •Key •Koopa Shell •Mini Mushroom •Penguin Suit •POW Block •Propeller Block •Propeller Mushroom •Red Coin •Springboard •Star •Star Coin •Super Mushroom •Toad balloon •Yoshi's Egg Objects ! Switch •? Block •? Switch •10-Coin Block •Anchor •Arrow lift •Bolt Lift •Bone lift •Bouncing ball •Bouncy Cloud •Brick Block •Bridge •Bubble-jet pipe •Cliff •Cloud •Cog •Conveyor Belt •Crate •Door •Dotted-Line Block •False wall •Fence •Fence wheel •Flag (midway point) •Flip panel •Floating barrel •Floating Block •Flower •Flying ? Block •Gray Block •Half-circle rock •Hanging chain •Hanging vine •Ice Block •Ice platform •Ice Snake Block •Ice Wall •Invisible Block •Iron Block •Jump Block •Large ! Switch •Large shell •Lift •Light Block •Limited Lift •Mushroom Platform •P Switch •Paddle Platform •Palm tree •Pendulum Platform •Pipe •Pipe Cannon •Pole •Pole (goal) •Pole (secret goal) •Raft •Rail Block •Red Ring •Remote-Control Platform •Remote-Controlled Clown Car •Rising/Falling Ceiling •Remote-Controlled Elevator •Remote-Controlled Fence •Remote-Controlled Lift •Rising/Falling Ceiling •Rocky wall •Rolling log •Rope •Rope ladder •Rotating square •Roulette Block •Sand Geyser •Scale Lift •Screw •Screwtop Lift •Screwtop Shroom •Semisolid Platform •Small pipe •Spine Coaster •Stretch Block •Stretch Shroom •Square cloud •Super Guide Block •Swing •Swinging Hammer •Tilt Lift •Tilting platform •Treasure chest •Trick door •Turning Floor •Unstable mushroom •Vine •Water •Water Ball •Water tide •Yellow ledge Locations Worlds World 1 •World 2 •World 3 •World 4 •World 5 •World 6 •World 7 •World 8 •World 9 •World Coin Other Peach's Castle •Toad Houses Moves Crouch •Dash •Double Jump •Drill Spin •Flutter Jump •Ground Pound •Jump •Midair Spin •Propeller Jump •Shell Toss •Simultaneous Ground Pound •Slide •Spin Jump •Stomp •Swallow •Swim •Triple Jump •Wall Jump Gameplay elements 1-up Blast •Coin Battle •Enemy Course •Extra life •Fortress •Ghost House •Hint movies •Paah •Power-up Panels •Score •Secret exit •Time Limit •Warp Cannon Music "Bonus Area" • "Castle Theme" • "Coast Theme" • "Desert Theme" • "Forest Theme" • "Ghost House Theme" • "Lava Cave / Underground Ruins Theme" • "Lava Theme" • "Title Theme" ("Game Over") • "Toad House Minigame" • "Underwater Theme" • "World 1 Map" Further info Emblem •Gallery •Glitches •Iwata Asks •Multimedia •New Super Mario Bros. Mii •New Super Mario Bros. Wii (pachinko game) •New Super Mario Bros. Wii Coin Roulette Gum •New Super Mario Bros. Wii Lucky Coin Jr. •New Super Mario Bros. Wii Official Sticker Collection •New Super Mario Bros. Wii Ouchi de Capcoro Game Machine •New Super Mario Bros. Wii: Simplified Piano Solos •New Super Mario Bros. Wii Slot Machine •Pre-release and unused content •Staff •Super Mario Brothers Wii •Trading cards [Edit] New Super Mario Bros. 2 Playable characters Mario •Luigi Forms Small Mario •Super Mario •Fire Mario •Raccoon Mario •Gold Mario •Mega Mario •Mini Mario •Invincible Mario •White Raccoon Mario Non-playable characters Princess Peach •Toads Enemies Amp •Banzai Bill •Big Bone Piranha Plant •Big Boo •Big Chain Chomp •Big Cheep Cheep •Big Deep Cheep •Big Dry Bones •Big Fire Piranha Plant •Big Fuzzy •Big Thwomp •Big Whomp •Blooper •Blooper Baby •Blooper Nanny •Bob-omb •Bone Piranha Plant •Boo •Boohemoth •Boomerang Bro •Bullet Bill •Buzzy Beetle •Chain Chomp •Cheep Cheep •Cheep Chomp •Climbing Koopa •Coin Coffer •Crowber •Deep Cheep •Dry Bones •Fire Bro •Fire Piranha Plant •Fire Snake •Fishbones •Flame Chomp •Fuzzy •Gold Banzai Bill •Gold Big Boo •Gold Big Piranha •Gold Boo •Gold Bro •Gold Bullet Bill •Gold Cheep Cheep •Gold Fire Piranha Plant •Gold Goomba •Gold Goomba Tower •Gold Koopa •Gold Koopa Paratroopa •Gold Lakitu •Gold Mini Goomba •Gold Piranha Plant •Gold Paragoomba •Goomba •Goomba Tower •Grinder •Hammer Bro •Koopa Troopa •Koopa Paratroopa •Lakitu •Lava Bubble •Mini Goomba •Para-bomb •Paragoomba •Peepa •Piranha Plant •Pokey •Porcupuffer •Scuttlebug •Sledge Bro •Small Urchin •Spike Top •Spiny •Spiny Cheep Cheep •Spiny Egg •Swoop •Thwomp •Urchin •Whomp •Wiggler Obstacles Banzai Bill Cannon •Bill Blaster •Bill Blaster Turret •Bob-omb Cannon •Boo Wall •Boulder •Boulder (ice) •Bowser Statue •Bowser's Fireball •Burner •Current •Fire Bar •Fireball •Ice •Large spiked ball •Lava •Lava tide •Poisonous swamp •Poison tide •Quicksand •Shifting wall •Skewer •Spike Block •Spiked ball •Spikes •Volcanic debris •Volcano •Whirlpool Bosses The Koopalings Roy •Iggy •Larry •Wendy •Morton •Lemmy •Ludwig Other bosses Reznor •Bowser •Super Bowser •Dry Bowser Items and power-ups + Clock •1-Up Mushroom •10-Coin •100-Coin •Blue Coin •Buzzy Shell •Coin •Crown Coin •Fire Flower •Gold Block •Gold Flower •Gold Mushroom •Gold Shell •Hidden Coin •Invincibility Leaf •Key •Koopa Shell •Mega Mushroom •Mini Mushroom •Moon Coin •Red Coin •Springboard •Star Coin •Super Leaf •Super Mushroom •Super Star Objects ! Pipe •! Switch •? Block •? Switch •10-Coin Block •Assist Block •Bone lift •Brick Block •Bridge •Bubble-jet pipe •Checkpoint Flag •Circus ball •Coin Volcano •Conveyor Belt •Conveyor Belt Switch •Crate •Donut Block •Door •Dotted-Line Block •Elevator lift •Empty Block •Fence •Floating barrel •Flying ? Block •Flying Gold Block •Goal Pole •Goal Pole (secret) •Ghost-coaster •Gold Ring •Gray Block •Hanging vine •Haunted Stairway •Hidden Block •Hinged panel •Ice Block •Ice Donut Block •Large ! Switch •Lift •Little bird •Long Donut Block •Moving Fence •Mushroom Platform •Mushroom Trampoline •Note Block •P Switch •Paddle Platform •Pipe •Pipe Cannon •Pole •Raft •Red Block •Red POW Block •Red Ring •Rope •Rotating Block •Roulette Block •Roulette Coin Block •Scale Lift •Seesaw •Segmented platform •Semisolid Platform •Sinking and Rising Mushrooms •Sky Move Lift •Small pipe •Snake Block •Star Coin Sign •Stretch Shroom •Switch-Burner •Tilting mushroom •Trampoline Block •Treasure Chest •Trick door •Vine •Web Locations Worlds World 1 •World 2 •World Mushroom •World 3 •World 4 •World Flower •World 5 •World 6 •World Star DLC packs Gold Rush Pack •Coin Challenge Pack A •Nerve-Wrack Pack •Gold Mushroom Pack •Coin Challenge Pack B •Gold Classics Pack •Coin Challenge Pack C •Platform Panic Pack •Mystery Adventures Pack •Impossible Pack Moves Crouch •Dash •Double Jump •Fly •Ground Pound •Jump •Simultaneous Ground Pound •Slide •Spin Jump •Stomp •Swim •Tail attack •Triple Jump •Wall Jump Gameplay elements Coin Rush •Extra life •Paah •Rainbow Course •Score •Time Limit •Tower Further info Gallery •Glitches •Iwata Asks •Pre-release and unused content •Staff [Edit] New Super Mario Bros. U /New Super Luigi U /New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe Playable characters Mario •Luigi •Yellow Toad •Blue Toad •Mii •Nabbitc •Toadettee Forms Small Mario •Super Mario •Flying Squirrel Mario •Fire Mario •Ice Mario •Mini Mario •Propeller Mario •Penguin Mario •Invincible Mario •Power Squirrel Mario •Peachettee Yoshis Yoshi •Balloon Baby Yoshi •Bubble Baby Yoshi •Glowing Baby Yoshi Non-playable characters Princess Peach •Toads Enemies Ampa •Banzai Bill •Big Ampa •Big Boo •Big Buzzy Beetlea •Big Cheep Cheep •Big Deep Cheepb •Big Dry Bones •Big Eep Cheepb •Big Fire Piranhab •Big Fuzzy •Big Goombaa •Big Koopa Troopaa •Big Piranha Plant •Big Pokey •Big Thwomp •Big Urchin •Big Wiggler •Blooper •Blooper Babya •Blooper Nannya •Bob-omb •Bony Beetle •Boo •Boomerang Bro •Bramball •Broozer •Bulbera •Bullet Bill •Buzzy Beetle •Chain Chomp •Cheep Cheep •Cheep Chomp •Clampya •Cooligan •Deep Cheepb •Dragoneel •Dry Bones •Eep Cheep •Fire Bro •Fire Piranha Plant •Fire Snake •Fish Bone •Flame Chomp •Fliprus •Foo •Fuzzy •Goomba •Goombrat •Grrrol •Hammer Bro •Heavy Para-Beetle •Hefty Goomba •Huckit Crab •Ice Bro •Ice Piranha Plant •Jellybeama •King Bill •Koopa Paratroopa •Koopa Troopa •Lakitu •Lava Bubble •Magmaargh •Magmaw •Mecha Cheepa •Mechakoopa •Mega Grrrol •Mini Goomba •Missile Bill •Monty Mole •Muncher •Para-Beetle •Parabomb •Paragoombaa •Piranha Plant •Piranha Pod •Pokey •Porcupuffer •Prickly Goomba •River Piranha Plant •Rocky Wrencha •Scaredy Rata •Sledge Bro •Spike •Spike Top •Spiny •Spiny Cheep Cheep •Spiny Egg •Stalking Piranha Plant •Stone Spike •Sumo Bro •Swoopa •Targeting Ted •Thwimpa •Thwomp •Torpedo Ted •Urchin •Waddlewing •Wiggler Obstacles Ash •Banzai Bill Cannon •Big gun •Bill Blaster •Bill Blaster Turret •Bob-omb Cannonb •Bowser Stunner •Bowser's Flame •Burner •Cannona •Cannonballa •Current •Fire Bar •Ghost Block •Giant cannonball •Huge Fire Bar •Huge Icicle •Ice •Icicle •Junior Clown Car •Lava •Lava Geyser •Lava swell •Lava tide •Mecha Hand •Moving block •Moving torch •Pit •Poison Bog •Quicksand •Skewer •Spell •Spike Ball •Spikes •Spinner •Torpedo Base •Torpedo tubea Bosses Tower bosses Boom Boom •Boss Sumo Bro •Magikoopa The Koopalings Lemmy •Morton •Larry •Wendy •Iggy •Roy •Ludwig Other bosses Bowser Jr. •Magikoopa •Bowser •Giant Bowser Items and power-ups 1-Up Mushroom •3-Up Moon •Barrel •Blue Coin •Boost Star •Buzzy Shell •Coin •Fire Flower •Fruit •Green Coin •Hidden Coin •Ice block •Ice Flower •Koopa Shell •Mini Mushroom •P-Acorn •Penguin Suit •POW Block •Propeller Mushroom •Red Coin •Star Coin •Super Acorn •Super Crowne •Super Mushroom •Super Star •Trampoline •Yoshi's Egg Objects ! Switch •? Block •? Switch •3-Up Moon Blockd •10-Coin Block •Airship •Arrow lift •Bean Platform •Beanstalk •Big Block •Blue Ringb •Bone bridge •Boost Blockd •Boss cannon •Bouncy Cloud •Brick Block •Bridge •Checkpoint Flaga •Clockwork Block •Cloud Lift •Cog •Conveyor Belt •Cracked block •Crate •Cross Lift •Donut Block •Door •Empty Block •False wall •Floor •Flower •Flying ? Block •Giant Shell •Goal Pole •Goal Pole (secret) •Goal ring •Green Ring •Hanging chain •Hanging vine •Hidden Block •Ice Chunk •Ice platform •Iron Block •Jet Pipe •Leaf Platform •Lift •Light-Up-Lift •Limited Lift •Limited Lift (Remote-Control) •Luigi Blockb •Magical platform •Mega ? Block •Mist •Moving Fence •Mushroom Platform •Note Block •Nut •P Switch •Paddle Platforma •Palm tree •Pendulum Platform •Pole •Pipe •Pipe Cannon •Red Ring •Remote-Control Platform •Rocking Platform •Rocky wall •Rolling log •Rope ladder •Roulette Block •Sand Geyser •Scale Lift •Screwtop •Screwtop Lift •Screwtop Platform •Screwtop Shroom •Seesaw Log Bridge •Seesaw Shroom •Seesaw Shroom (blue)b •Semisolid Platform •Slide Lift •Small pipe •Snake Block •Spine Coaster •Star Lift •Start Block •Stone block •Stone-Eye •Stretch Block •Stretch Shroom •Super Guide Blocka •Swinging Hammer •Switch-Liftb •Tilting mushrooma •Track Block •Treasure chest •Trick door •Turning Floor •Water •Water Ball •Water Geyser •Water tide •Wobble Rock Locations Worlds Acorn Plains •Layer-Cake Desert •Sparkling Waters •Frosted Glacier •Soda Jungle •Rock-Candy Mines •Meringue Clouds •Peach's Castle •Superstar Road Other Mushroom Kingdom •Secret Island •Coin Coursesa •Toad Houses Moves Crouch •Dash •Double Jump •Drill Spin •Floaty Jumpe •Flutter Jump •Ground Pound •Jump •Midair Jumpe •Midair Spin •Propeller Jump •Scuttleb •Shell Toss •Simultaneous Ground Pound •Slide •Spin Jump •Stomp •Swallow •Swim •Triple Jump •Wall Jump Gameplay elements Boost Mode •Boost Rusha •Challenge Modea •Coin Battlea •Enemy Course •Extra life •Luigi sightingsb •Paah •Point •Secret exit •Time Limit •Tower Music "Coin Edit" • "Ground Theme" ("Athletic Theme") • "Secret Island Record Room" New Super Mario Bros. U Dokodemo Game Collection Dokan Basket (Clear Blue) •Dokan Basket (Clear Red) •Double Meiro A •Double Meiro B •Guruguru Shot (Clear Blue) •Guruguru Shot (Clear Red) •VS Pinball (Clear Blue) •VS Pinball (Clear Red) Further info Bonus Videos (alternative titles for Bonus Video categories) •Emblem •Gallery (Luigi ·Deluxe) •Glitches •Iwata Asks •Multimedia •New Super Mario Bros. Mii •New Super Mario Bros. U + New Super Luigi U •New Super Mario Bros. U Coin Rush Tower •Nintendo Music (soundtrack) •Pre-release and unused content •Staff (Luigi ·Deluxe) a Exclusive to theNew Super Mario Bros. U campaign b Exclusive to theNew Super Luigi U campaign c Present in both campaigns, but has different roles in each d Only in the Wii U release e Only in the Nintendo Switch release [Edit] Mario Kart 8 /Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Drivers Feather Baby Mario •Baby Luigi •Baby Peach •Baby Daisy •Baby Rosalina •Lemmy •Dry Bones Light Toad •Koopa Troopa •Shy Guy (Light-bluea ·Blacka ·Greena ·Yellowa ·Whitea ·Bluea ·Pinka ·Orangea) •Lakitu •Toadette •Larry •Wendy •Cat Peacha •Villager (Female)a •Isabellea •Bowser Jr. •Inkling Girl •Diddy Kongc Medium Peach •Daisy •Yoshi (Light-bluea ·Blacka ·Reda ·Yellowa ·Whitea ·Bluea ·Pinka ·Orangea) •Mario •Luigi •Iggy •Ludwig •Tanooki Marioa •Villager (Male)a •Inkling Boy •Birdoc (Light-bluec · Blackc · Redc · Yellowc · Whitec · Bluec · Greenc · Orangec) •Kamekc •Peachettec Cruiser Rosalina •Donkey Kong •Waluigi •Roy •Linka •King Boo •Wigglerc •Paulinec Heavy Metal Mario (Gold) •Pink Gold Peach •Bowser •Wario •Morton •Dry Bowsera •Petey Piranhac •Funky Kongc Any Mii Vehicle parts Bodies Karts Standard Kart •Pipe Frame •Mach 8 •Steel Driver •Cat Cruiser •Circuit Special •Tri-Speeder •Badwagon •Prancer •Biddybuggy •Landship •Sneeker •Sports Coupe •Gold Standard •GLAa •W 25 Silver Arrowa •300 SL Roadstera •Blue Falcona •Tanooki Karta •B Dashera •Streetlea •P-Winga •Koopa Clown Standard bikes Standard Bike •The Duke •Flame Rider •Varmint •Mr. Scooty •City Trippera •Master Cycle Zerob Sport bikes Comet •Sport Bike •Jet Bike •Yoshi Bike •Master Cyclea ATVs Standard ATV •Wild Wiggler •Teddy Buggy •Bone Rattlera •Splat Buggy •Inkstriker Tires Standard •Monster •Roller •Slim •Slick •Metal •Button •Off-Road •Sponge •Wood •Cushion •Blue Standard •Hot Monster •Azure Roller •Crimson Slim •Cyber Slick •Retro Off-Road •Gold Tires •GLA Tiresa •Triforce Tiresa •Leaf Tiresa •Ancient Tiresb Gliders Super Glider •Cloud Glider •Wario Wing •Waddle Wing •Peach Parasol •Parachute •Parafoil •Flower Glider •Bowser Kite •Plane Glider •MKTV Parafoil •Gold Glider •Hylian Kitea •Paper Glidera •Paragliderb Courses New courses Mushroom Cup Mario Kart Stadium •Water Park •Sweet Sweet Canyon •Thwomp Ruins Flower Cup Mario Circuit •Toad Harbor •Twisted Mansion •Shy Guy Falls Star Cup Sunshine Airport •Dolphin Shoals •Electrodrome •Mount Wario Special Cup Cloudtop Cruise •Bone-Dry Dunes •Bowser's Castle •Rainbow Road Classic courses Shell Cup Wii Moo Moo Meadows •GBA Mario Circuit •DS Cheep Cheep Beach •N64 Toad's Turnpike Banana Cup GCN Dry Dry Desert •SNES Donut Plains 3 •N64 Royal Raceway •3DS DK Jungle Leaf Cup DS Wario Stadium •GCN Sherbet Land •3DS Music Park •N64 Yoshi Valley Lightning Cup DS Tick-Tock Clock •3DS Piranha Plant Slide •Wii Grumble Volcano •N64 Rainbow Road DLC coursesa Egg Cup GCN Yoshi Circuit •Excitebike Arena •Dragon Driftway •Mute City Triforce Cup Wii Wario's Gold Mine •SNES Rainbow Road •Ice Ice Outpost •Hyrule Circuit Crossing Cup GCN Baby Park •GBA Cheese Land •Wild Woods •Animal Crossing Bell Cup 3DS Neo Bowser City •GBA Ribbon Road •Super Bell Subway •Big Blue Booster coursesc Golden Dash Cup Tour Paris Promenade •3DS Toad Circuit •N64 Choco Mountain •Wii Coconut Mall Lucky Cat Cup Tour Tokyo Blur •DS Shroom Ridge •GBA Sky Garden •Ninja Hideaway Turnip Cup Tour New York Minute •SNES Mario Circuit 3 •N64 Kalimari Desert •DS Waluigi Pinball Propeller Cup Tour Sydney Sprint •GBA Snow Land •Wii Mushroom Gorge •Sky-High Sundae Rock Cup Tour London Loop •GBA Boo Lake •3DS Rock Rock Mountain •Wii Maple Treeway Moon Cup Tour Berlin Byways •DS Peach Gardens •Merry Mountain •3DS Rainbow Road Fruit Cup Tour Amsterdam Drift •GBA Riverside Park •Wii DK Summit •Yoshi's Island Boomerang Cup Tour Bangkok Rush •DS Mario Circuit •GCN Waluigi Stadium •Tour Singapore Speedway Feather Cup Tour Athens Dash •GCN Daisy Cruiser •Wii Moonview Highway •Squeaky Clean Sprint Cherry Cup Tour Los Angeles Laps •GBA Sunset Wilds •Wii Koopa Cape •Tour Vancouver Velocity Acorn Cup Tour Rome Avanti •GCN DK Mountain •Wii Daisy Circuit •Piranha Plant Cove Spiny Cup Tour Madrid Drive •3DS Rosalina's Ice World •SNES Bowser Castle 3 •Wii Rainbow Road Battle courses Wii U New courses Mario Circuit •Toad Harbor Classic courses Wii Moo Moo Meadows •GCN Dry Dry Desert •SNES Donut Plains 3 •N64 Toad's Turnpike •GCN Sherbet Land •N64 Yoshi Valley Switch New courses Battle Stadium •Sweet Sweet Kingdom •Dragon Palace •Lunar Colony •Urchin Underpass Classic courses 3DS Wuhu Town •GCN Luigi's Mansion •SNES Battle Course 1 Other Items Banana •Blooper •Boo •Boomerang Flower •Bullet Bill •Coin •Crazy Eight •Feather •Fire Flower •Golden Mushroom •Green Shell •Lightning •Mushroom •Piranha Plant •Red Shell •Spiny Shell •Super Horn •Triple Bananas •Triple Green Shells •Triple Mushrooms •Triple Red Shells Course objects Antigravity Panel •Arrow fieldc •Barrel •Bath Bombc •Beach Ballc •Bella •Board •Bob-omb Carc •Boulder •Bowser Statue •Bus •Bumperc •Cannon •Car •Cargo truck •Cash •Ceiling Needlec •Clock hand •Coin •Crate •Current •Dash Panel •Dash panel ramp truck •Drain pipe •Falling Pillar •Fire •Fire Bar •Fire Chain •Flipperc •Glide Ramp •Goal Ringc •Hoopc •Hot-air balloon •Half-pipec •Ice •Iciclec •Item Box •Lava Geyser •Leaf pilea •Master Sworda •Mecha Piranha Plantc •Metal ballc •Mine Carta •Mushroom Platformc •Mushroom Trampolinec •Oil slick •Pickup truck •Pita •Ring •Roller •Rupeea •Snowboya •Snowman •Spin Boost Pillar •Spinner •Spinning tubec •Submarine •Tablec •Tire stack •Toy Duckc •Toy Goombac •Traffic cone •Traina •Volcanic debris •Water Geyserc •Winged Cloudc Enemies and species Big Wigglerc •Bone Piranha Plant •Boo •Bouncing Note •Bulberc •Chain Chomp •Cheep Cheep •Clampyc •Deku Babaa •Dolphin •Dry Bones •Exploring Shy Guyc •Fire Piranha Plantc •Fire Snake •Fish Bone •Freezie •Frogoon •Fuzzyc •Goomba •Goomba Tower •Gooniec •Hammer Knight •Huffin Puffinc •Incoming Chompc •Innertube Goombac •Jellybeam •Keesea •Lava Bowser •Manta •Mecha Cheep •Mechakoopa •Mini Toada •Monty Mole •Moo Moo •Mr. Resettia •Nep-Enutc •Noki •Penguinc •Petal Guyc •Pianta •Piranha Plant •Pokey •Ptooiec •Raving Piranha Plant •Rocky Wrenchc •Screaming Pillar •Shoec •Sidestepper •Skating Shy Guy •Small bird •Snowboarding Shy Guyc •Star Thwompa •Stilt Guyc •Swoop •Thwomp •Tiki Goon •Toad •Unagi •Whompc •Yoshi Techniques Anti-gravity •Drift •Hop •Mini-Turbo •Rocket Start •Slipstream •Spin Boost •Spin Turn •Jump Boost •U-turn •Underwater driving Notable areas, landmarks, and sightings Amsterdam (Canal)c •Athens (Hadrian's Arch ·Parthenon)c •Bangkokc •Berlin (Berlin Wall ·Brandenburg Gate ·Charlottenburg Palace)c •Bowser's Castle •Daisy Cruisera •DK's Tree House •Hammer Bros. Sphinx •London (Big Ben ·Tower Bridge ·Tower of London)c •Luigi's Mansion •Madrid (Prado Museum ·Ventas Bullring)c •New York (Empire State Building ·Statue of Liberty ·Rockefeller Center)c •Paris (Arc de Triomphe ·Cathedral of Notre Dame ·Eiffel Tower ·Louvre)c •Rome (Colosseum ·Spanish Steps ·Trevi Fountain)c •Peach's Castle •Sydneyc •Tokyoc •Vancouverc Battle modes Balloon Battle •Renegade Roundup •Bob-omb Blast •Coin Runners •Shine Thief Music "Battle Stadium" • "Bone-Dry Dunes" • "Cloudtop Cruise" • "Dolphin Shoals" • "Dragon Driftway" • "Electrodrome" • "Ice Ice Outpost" • "Lunar Colony" • "Mario Circuit" ("Mario Kart Stadium") • "Rainbow Road" • "Sky-High Sundae"c • "Squeaky Clean Sprint"c • "Super Bell Subway"a • "Sweet Sweet Canyon" • "Thwomp Ruins" • "Toad Harbor" • "Twisted Mansion" • "Water Park" • "Wild Woods"a Official tournaments Mario Kart 8 Mario Kart 8 promotion tour •Mario Kart 8 Champions of San Diego •Mario Kart 8 Championship 2014 Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Worldwide My Nintendo Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Community Challenge North America NOA 150cc Tournament and NOA Battlethon •Mario Kart North American Open •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Holiday Fun Run •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Championship Cup 2022 •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe North American Qualifier 2022 •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe North American Qualifier 2023 •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Championship Cup 2023 •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Championship 2023 Qualifier •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Championship 2023 Australia and New Zealand 2017 online tournaments •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Super Saturdays •Mario Kart AU/NZ My Nintendo Cup •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe: AU/NZ Grand Prix •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe: AU/NZ Championship 2024 China Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Summit Invitational Tournament •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Online Tournaments (2021 Tencent series) •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe National Battle Team Open Tournament Europe Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Seasonal Circuit •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe European Championship 2023 Hong Kong Nintendo HK 2021 Cup Japan Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Online Challenge / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Online Challenge Final Stage Spain TorneoMK8D UK and Ireland Nintendo UK VS Cup •Nintendo VS UK Cup Miscellaneous Andrew Trego •Animal Crossing × Mario Kart 8a • "Blue Shell Blues" •Cheesea •Emblem •Finish line •Gallery (Deluxe) •Ghost •Glitches •Gravity •Heartc •Highlight Reel •Hyrule Castlea •In-game statistics (Deluxe) •Item probability distributions •Lakitu •The Legend of Zelda × Mario Kart 8a •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – Booster Course Passc •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Review Roundup •Mario Kart 8 From the Pit •Mario Kart Band •Mario Kart Cube Puzzle 9-koma •Mario Kart Items to Put Your Bro on Blast •Mario Kart TV •Mercedes-Benz × Mario Kart 8a •Miiverse •Nintendo Music (soundtrack) •Poochyc •Pre-release and unused content •Soundtrack •Sponsors • Staff (Mario Kart 8 ·Mario Kart 8 Deluxe ·Booster Course Pass) •Stamp (list) •Update history RelatedPlay Nintendo activities Mario Kart 8 Party Starter •Take a spin in one of these beauties! •Gaming gardens trivia quiz •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Kart Customizer Game •Leaf it to me •Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Memory Match-Up •One cup, four tracks… •Racing through this poll Indicates exclusivity toMario Kart 8 a Indicates downloadable content inMario Kart 8 Indicates exclusivity toMario Kart 8 Deluxe b Indicates content available in version 1.6.0 and later ofMario Kart 8 Deluxe c Indicates content available in theMario Kart 8 Deluxe – Booster Course Pass [Edit] Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS /Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Playable characters Bowser •Bowser Jr. /Koopalings (Larry ·Morton ·Wendy ·Iggy ·Roy ·Lemmy ·Ludwig) •Diddy Kong •Donkey Kong •Dr. Mario •Fox •Kirby •Link •Luigi •Mario •Mega Man •Mii Fighter •Mr. Game & Watch •PAC-MAN •Peach •R.O.B. •Rosalina &Luma •Samus •Sonic •Villager •Wario •Yoshi • Others (64 ·Melee ·Brawl ·3DS / Wii U) Final Smash characters Giga Bowser •Shadow Mario •Wario-Man Assist Trophy characters Ashley •Chain Chomp •Hammer Bro •Isabelle •Kat & Ana •Lakitu &Spinies •Nintendog •Shadow •Waluigi Enemies Banzai Bill •Big Goomba •Bill Blaster •Bullet Bill •Chain Chomp •Flame Chomp •Fly Guy •Goomba •Hammer Bro •Koopa Paratroopa •Koopa Troopa •Kritter •Lakitu •Magikoopa •Nabbit •Pooka •Shy Guy •Spike Top •Tiki Buzz •Others Stages Nintendo 3DS 3D Land •Golden Plains •Jungle Japes •Mushroomy Kingdom •Paper Mario •Rainbow Road •WarioWare, Inc. •Yoshi's Island • Others (Melee ·Brawl ·3DS) Wii U 75 m •Delfino Plaza •Gamer •Jungle Hijinxs •Kongo Jungle •Luigi's Mansion •Mario Circuit (Brawl) •Mario Circuit •Mario Galaxy •Mushroom Kingdom U •Woolly World •Wrecking Crew •Wuhu Island •Yoshi's Island • Others (Melee ·Brawl ·Wii U) Both Hyrule Castle (64) (DLC) •Peach's Castle (64) (DLC) •Super Mario Maker (DLC) • Others (64 ·3DS / Wii U) Moves Miscellaneous Jump •Taunt (Smash Taunt) Special Standard Up Side Down Final Smash Mario Fireball Super Jump Punch Cape F.L.U.D.D. Mario Finale Dr. Mario Megavitamins Super Sheet Dr. Tornado Doctor Finale Luigi Green Fireball Green Missile Luigi Cyclone Poltergust 5000 Donkey Kong Giant Punch Spinning Kong Headbutt Hand Slap Konga Beat Yoshi Egg Lay Egg Throw Egg Roll Yoshi Bomb Super Dragon Bowser Fire Breath Whirling Fortress Flying Slam Bowser Bomb Giga Bowser Peach Toad Peach Parasol Peach Bomber Vegetable Peach Blossom Wario Chomp Corkscrew Wario Bike Wario Waft Wario-Man Diddy Kong Peanut Popgun Rocketbarrel Boost Monkey Flip Banana Peel Rocketbarrel Barrage Rosalina &Luma Luma Shot Launch Star Star Bits Gravitational Pull Power Star Bowser Jr. Clown Cannon Abandon Ship Clown Kart Dash Mechakoopa Shadow Mario Paint Items Assist Trophy •Banana Peel •Barrel •Beehive •Bob-omb •Boomerang •Bullet Bill •Bumper •CD •Crate •Fire Bar •Fire Flower •Freezie •Golden Hammer •Grass •Green Shell •Hammer •Hothead •Lightning •Metal Box •Party Ball •Poison Mushroom •POW Block •Soccer Ball •Spiny Shell •Spring •Super Star •Star Rod •Super Leaf •Super Mushroom •Super Scope •Treasure chest •Trophy Other Assist Trophy characters • Challenges (3DS ·Wii U) •Equipment •F.L.U.D.D. •Final Smashes • Gallery (3DS ·Wii U) • Glitches (3DS ·Wii U) •Home-Run Contest •Mii Outfits •Mii Headgear •Original soundtrack •Pre-release and unused content •Quotes •Special Orders •Sound test • Staff (3DS ·Wii U) •Star Wand •Super Smash Bros. - Gameplay & Quest for the amiibo! •Target Blast • Trophies (3DS ·Wii U) •Trophy Rush [Edit] Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Characters Playable Mario •Luigi •Paper Mario Non-playable ? Card Toad •Bowser •Bowser Jr. •Crinkle Goomba •Delivery Toad •Flutter •Kamek •Know-It-All Toads •Lakitu •Monologue Toad •Nabbit •Paper Bowser •Paper Bowser Jr. •Paper Kamek •Paper Luigi •Paper Peach •Paper Toads •Princess Peach •Scaredy Rat •Starlow •Toad •Toadette •Yoshis Papercraft Papercraft Mario •Papercraft Luigi •Papercraft Yoshi •Papercraft Peach •Papercraft Fire Mario Special Attacks Trio Attack Trio Racquet •Trio Kite •Trio Whirligig •Trio Shuriken •Trio Meteor Mario Bros. Attack 3D Red Shell •Rocket Blast •Bomb Derby •Cannonball Chuck •Toad Trail Luigi Bros. Attack Fire Flower •Drill Shell •Dropchopper •Balloon Blast •Mega Thwonk Bosses Mario & Luigi Petey Piranha •Big Pokey •Roy Koopa •Wendy O. Koopa •Wiggler •Chargin' Chuck Corps •Larry Koopa •Ludwig von Koopa •Bowser Jr. •King Boo •King Bob-omb •Kamek •Iggy Koopa •Lemmy Koopa •Morton Koopa Jr. •Bowser •Shiny RoboBowser •Dry Bowser Paper Mario Paper Tower Power Pokey •Paper Petey Piranha •Paper Kamek •Paper Bowser Jr. •Paper Bowser Papercraft Papercraft Megacrinkle Goomba •Papercraft Kamek •Papercraft Bowser Jr. •Papercraft King Boo •Papercraft Bowser Locations Peach's Castle •Sunbeam Plains •Doop Doop Dunes •Doop Doop Dunes Grotto •Twinsy Tropics Dungeon •Twinsy Tropics •Gloomy Woods •Mount Brrr •Bowser's Castle •Neo Bowser Castle Enemies Mario & Luigi Ant Trooper •Big Tail Goomba •Biddybud •Boomerang Bro •Broozer •Bully •Buzzy Beetle •Chain Chomp •Cheep Cheep •Fire Bro •Fire Piranha Plant •Fly Guy •Goomba •Hammer Bro •Horned Ant Trooper •Koopa Troopa •Mechakoopa •Monty Mole •Ninji •Pokey •Sandmaargh •Shy Guy •Spike •Spiny •Urchin Paper Mario Paper Bob-omb •Paper Boo •Paper Boomerang Bro •Paper Broozer •Paper Chain Chomp •Paper Dry Bones •Paper Fire Bro •Paper Fire Piranha Plant •Paper Fuzzy •Paper Goomba •Paper Hammer Bro •Paper Koopa Troopa •Paper Ninji •Paper Paragoomba •Paper Paratroopa •Paper Scaredy Rat •Paper Shy Guy •Paper Sombrero Guy •Paper Spear Guy •Paper Spike •Paper Spiny •Paper Swoop Papercraft Airship •Bob-omb •Boo •Bullet Bill •Dry Bones •Goomba •Koopa Shell •Mechakoopa •Pokey •Spike •Spiked Ball •Whomp Items Collectibles 1-Up DX •1-Up Mushroom •100 Coin •? Block •Bean •Bomb Bud •Boo Biscuit •Candy •Coin •Command Block •Double 1-Up Mushroom •L Block •Lakitea •M Block •Max Mushroom •Max Nut •Max Candy •Max Syrup Jar •Mushroom •Nut •P Block •Refreshing Herb •Spinny Flower •Super Mushroom •Super Nut •Super Candy •Supersyrup Jar •Syrup Jar •Ultra Mushroom •Ultra Nut •Ultra Candy •Ultrasyrup Jar Key items Berry •Copy Block •Dash Socks •Fire Ore •Key •Melon •Mysterious book •Paper trampoline •Red medallion Moves Dash •Hammer •Jump •Slide •Team Jump •Trio Drill •Trio Glider •Trio Grab •Trio Hammer Game mechanics Stats Bros. Point •Defense •Experience Point •Heart Point •Level up •Power •Rank •Speed •Stache •Star Point Elements Fire Status Burn •Creased •Crumpled •DEF-Down •DEF-Up •Dizzy •Downed •Fury •Invisible •Mini •POW-Down •POW-Up •Prohibited Command •SPD-Down •SPD-Up •Trip Battle mechanics Action Command •Battle Card •Counterattack •Emergency Block •First Strike •Flee •Lucky Hit Music "Start of the Adventure" • "Our Story Begins" • "Cheerful Interlude" • "Falling to Pieces" • "Strange Things Afoot" • "Good-Bye Sadness" • "What Happens Next?" • "Just Passing Time" • "Do It Now!" • "Bowser's Coming!" • "Respect Your Elders" • "Whispered Secrets" • "Springtime Breeze" • "Uh-Oh, Sand Flow!" • "Epic Story" • "Behind Closed Doors" • "Forest Fairy Melody" • "Mountaintop Secrets" • "Mysterious Bowser's Castle" • "Welcome to the Lakitu Info Center!" • "Teatime on the Clouds" • "Floating Castle of Doom" • "Get Ready!" • "Time's Running Out!" • "Where's Toad?" • "Destination Unknown" • "You Did It!" • "Come On!" • "Mixed-Up Scramble" • "New Item!" • "Big Bang!" • "Double Bowsers!" • "Final Battle" • "Getting Stronger" • "Crowning Glory" • "Soldiers Marching" • "Attack and Run!" • "Mario Craft Rhythm" • "Luigi Craft Rhythm" • "Princess Peach Craft Rhythm" • "Yoshi Craft Rhythm" • "Fire Mario Craft Rhythm" • "Paper Parade!" • "Say Good-Bye!" Miscellaneous Battle Guide •Bestiary •Block locations •Build-A-Peach & Mario Sticker Book •Drill spot locations •Expert Challenges •Gallery •Gear •Glitches •Item patches •Level up progressions •Multimedia •Music Player •Parade •Pre-release and unused content •Quotes •Shops •Staff •Story summaries [Edit] Paper Mario: Color Splash 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 [Edit] Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Playable fighters Banjo &Kazooie (DLC) •Bowser •Bowser Jr. /Koopalings (Larry ·Morton ·Wendy ·Iggy ·Roy ·Lemmy ·Ludwig) •Daisy •Diddy Kong •Donkey Kong •Dr. Mario •Fox •Inkling •Isabelle •Ken •King K. Rool •Kirby •Link •Luigi •Mario •Mega Man •Mii Fighter •Mr. Game & Watch •PAC-MAN •Peach •Piranha Plant (DLC) •R.O.B. •Rosalina &Luma •Samus •Sonic •Villager •Wario •Yoshi •Others Assist Trophy characters Ashley •Bomberman •Chain Chomp •Flies & Hand •Hammer Bro •Klaptrap •Knuckles •Nintendog •Shadow •Thwomp •Waluigi •Wily Capsule Bosses Giant Donkey Kong •Giga Bowser •Metal Mario Stages 3D Land •75 m •Delfino Plaza •Figure-8 Circuit •Gamer •Golden Plains •Hyrule Castle •Jungle Japes •Kongo Falls •Kongo Jungle •Luigi's Mansion •Mario Bros. •Mario Circuit (Wii U) •Mario Galaxy •Mushroom Kingdom (64) •Mushroom Kingdom II •Mushroom Kingdom U •Mushroomy Kingdom •New Donk City Hall •Paper Mario •Peach's Castle (64) •Princess Peach's Castle (Melee) •Rainbow Cruise •Super Happy Tree •Super Mario Maker •WarioWare, Inc. •Wrecking Crew •Wuhu Island •Yoshi's Island (Brawl) •Yoshi's Island (Melee) •Yoshi's Story •Others Items Assist Trophy •Banana Gun •Banana Peel •Barrel •Beehive •Bob-omb •Boomerang •Bullet Bill •Bumper •Crate •Fire Bar •Fire Flower •Freezie •Golden Hammer •Grass •Green Shell •Hammer •Hothead •Lightning •Metal Box •Party Ball •Poison Mushroom •POW Block •Soccer Ball •Spiny Shell •Star Rod •Super Launch Star •Super Leaf •Super Mushroom •Super Scope Moves Miscellaneous Jump •Taunt (Smash Taunt) Special Standard Up Side Down Final Smash Mario Fireball Super Jump Punch Cape F.L.U.D.D. Mario Finale Dr. Mario Megavitamins Super Sheet Dr. Tornado Doctor Finale Luigi Green Fireball Green Missile Luigi Cyclone Poltergust G-00 Donkey Kong Giant Punch Spinning Kong Headbutt Hand Slap Jungle Rush Yoshi Egg Lay Egg Throw Egg Roll Yoshi Bomb Stampede! Bowser Fire Breath Whirling Fortress Flying Slam Bowser Bomb Giga Bowser Punch Peach Toad Peach Parasol Peach Bomber Vegetable Peach Blossom Daisy Daisy Parasol Daisy Bomber Daisy Blossom Wario Chomp Corkscrew Wario Bike Wario Waft Wario-Man Diddy Kong Peanut Popgun Rocketbarrel Boost Monkey Flip Banana Peel Hyper Rocketbarrel Rosalina &Luma Luma Shot Launch Star Star Bits Gravitational Pull Grand Star Bowser Jr. Clown Cannon Abandon Ship Clown Kart Dash Mechakoopa Shadow Mario Paint King K. Rool Blunderbuss Propellerpack Crownerang Gut Check Blast-o-Matic Piranha Plant Ptooie Piranhacopter Poison Breath Long-Stem Strike Petey Piranha Other Assist Trophy characters •Challenges •Final Smashes •Pre-release and unused content •Quotes •Sound test •Spirits (1–500 ·501–1000 ·1001–1500 ·1501–1513) •Staff •Star Wand