Wonder Seed

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Wonder Seed
Artwork of a Wonder Seed from Super Mario Bros. Wonder
First appearanceSuper Mario Bros. Wonder (2023)
Latest appearanceMario Tennis Fever (2026)
EffectEnds theWonder Effect. Also agoal for some courses.
Variants
“Wonderful!”
—Mario collecting a Wonder Seed,Super Mario Bros. Wonder

Wonder Seeds, also spelledWonderseeds,[1] are collectable items inSuper Mario Bros. Wonder. In their debut game, they form a reward for fulfilling certain tasks, such as completing a course or challenge, and collecting them is required to open up some courses. They feature brown coats which cover their lower and rear areas; the exposed portion of the embryo features a pair of white eyes, a green shoot, and brightly coloredcotyledons, with iridescent diamond markings similar to those found on aWonder Flower.

History[edit]

Super Mario series[edit]

Super Mario Bros. Wonder[edit]

InSuper Mario Bros. Wonder, each standard level contains at least two Wonder Seeds, with one always rewarded to players for completing a level and rescuing aPoplin, while another is found after triggering the level'sWonder Effect, which the Wonder Seed ends upon being collected. Levels with a secret exit contain a third Wonder Seed, while levels without a Wonder Flower (Break Time!s, Search Parties, Badge Challenges, Wiggler Races, KO Arenas, most Poplin houses andThe Final-Final Test Badge Marathon),flying battleships,palaces andOperation Poplin Rescue contain only one.The Final Battle! Bowser's Rage Stage is the only level with no Wonder Seeds. Completing the final level in each world rewards the player with aRoyal Seed, a larger and more powerful type of Wonder Seed.

Wonder Seeds are used to defeatWonder Piranhas blocking access to levels in the overworld, functioning similarly toStar Medals inSuper Mario 3D Land andGreen Stars inSuper Mario 3D World. They also bear a similarity toSuper Mario Odyssey'sPower Moons, being able to be bought inshops and changing their color depending on the region within the game. The Wonder Seed's color matches their world'sWonder Flower andWow Bud: blue forPipe-Rock Plateau, cyan forFluff-Puff Peaks, pink forShining Falls, yellow for theSunbaked Desert, green for theFungi Mines, purple forDeep Magma Bog, orange for thePetal Isles, and white for theSpecial World.

After a Wonder Seed is collected, it becomes gray and transparent when re-entering the level. With the exception of the Special World, 100flower coins are awarded for collecting all Wonder Seeds in each world. There are a total of 225 Wonder Seeds in the game, and collecting all seeds will award one of sixmedals to the player's current save file.

Super Mario Run[edit]

The Wonder Seed appears as one of the stamps on the Stamp Cards in theSuper Mario Bros. Wonder event inSuper Mario Run from December 20, 2023 to March 15, 2024.

Tetris 99[edit]

InTetris 99, if theSuper Mario Bros. Wonder theme is applied, the badges take the form of the Pipe-Rock Plateau Wonder Seed icons.

Mario Tennis Fever[edit]

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InMario Tennis Fever, a Wonder Seed appears on the Flower Kingdom-themed court. It can be collected after hitting glowingHoppos during a Wonder Effect caused by a Wonder Flower.

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Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNotes
Japaneseワンダーシード[?]
Wandā Shīdo		Wonder Seed
Chinese(Simplified)惊奇种子[?]
Jīngqí Zhǒngzi		Wonder Seed
Chinese(Traditional)驚奇種子[?]
Jīngqí Zhǒngzi		Wonder Seed
DutchWonderzaadje[?]Wonder Seed
FrenchGraine prodige[?]Wonder seed
GermanWundersamen[?]Wonder Seed; possibly a pun onwundersam ("wondrous")
ItalianSeme meraviglia[?]Wonder seed
Korean원더시드[?]
Wondeo Sideu		Wonder seed
PortugueseSemente fenomenal[?]Phenomenal seed
RussianЧудо-семечко[?]
Chudo-semechko		Wonder seed
SpanishSemilla Maravilla[?]Wonder Seed

References[edit]

  1. ^Nintendo 公式チャンネル (June 21, 2023).Nintendo Direct 2023.6.21.YouTube. Retrieved September 3, 2023.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder /Super Mario Bros. Wonder – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Meetup in Bellabel Park
Playable charactersMario •Luigi •Peach •Daisy •Rosalina* •Co-Star Luma* •Yellow Toad •Blue Toad •Toadette •Yoshi •Red Yoshi •Yellow Yoshi •Light-Blue Yoshi •Nabbit
FormsPower-upsSmall Mario •Super Mario •Fire Mario •Invincible Mario •Elephant Mario •Bubble Mario •Drill Mario •Flower Marioa*
Wonder Effect formsHoppycat Mario •Goomba Mario •Balloon Mario •Spike-Ball Mario •Wubba Mario •Sproing Mariob •Puffy Lift Marioa •Metal Mario
Non-playable charactersPrince Florian •Talking Flowers •Poplins •Angler Poplin •Master Poplin •Loyal Poplin •Professor Connect •Captain Toad •Hint Toad* •Ancient Dragon •Luma* •Baby Yoshi*
EnemiesAnglefish •Armad •Baboom •Big Fiery Note Piranhaa •Big Fire Piranha Plant •Big Goomba •Big Hoppycat •Big Piranha Plant •Big Seeker Bullet Bill •Big Shoomp •Big Smogrin •Big Snootle •Big Trottin' Piranha Plant •Blewbird •Bloomp •Bob-omb •Bone Goomba •Bone Piranha Plant •Boo •Bull's-Eye Billet Train •Bull's-Eye Gnawsher •Bullet Bill •Bulrush •Buzzy Beetle •Castle Bowser •Cheep Cheep •Cloud Piranha •Condart •Condrop •Dry Bones •Fiery Note Piranha •Fire Piranha Plant •Fire Spike •Flying Mechakoopa •Gamboo •Gnawsher •Goomba •Goombrat •Hammer Bro •Hefty Goomba •Hefty Goombrat •Hefty Smogrin •Hefty Swirlypod •Hoppo •Hoppycat •Hothead •Kamek •Kerpop •King Boo •Konk •Koopa Paratroopa •Koopa Troopa •Lakitu •Lakitu trioa •Lava Blobble •Lava Bubble •Li'l Scorcher •Li'l Sparky •Maw-Maw •Mechakoopa •Melon Piranha Plant •Metal Gamboo •Missile Meg •Mumsy •Muncher •Ninji •Nipper Plant •Noknok •Outmaway •Piranha Plant •Pokey •Pokipede •Raargh •Racing Wiggler •Revver •Rift Koopa •Rift Mario •Robbird •Rolla Koopa •Rrrumba •Seeker Bullet Bill •Serpont •Shoomp •Shova •Skedaddler •Sluglug •Smackerel •Smogrin •Snootle •Snortoise •Spike •Spiny •Spiny Egg •Sproing •Swirlypod •Sugarstar •Taily •Thwomp •Trompette •Trottin' Bone Piranha Plant •Trottin' Piranha Plant •Urchin •Whohoo •Wonder Anglefish •Wonder Blewbird •Wonder Bloomp •Wonder Bulrush herd •Wonder Gnawsher •Wonder Hoppo •Wonder Hoppycat •Wonder Konk •Wonder Missile Meg •Wonder Piranhab •Wonder Shova •Wonder Smackerel •Wubba •Zip-Zap
ObstaclesBill Blaster •Bob-omb Cannon •Bowser statue •Bull's-Eye Blaster •Burner •Būsuke Hōdai •Electricity Block •Electricity Cloud •Fire Bar •Fire Knuckle •Fire Wheel •Fireball •Flying battleship (Wonder Effect) •Giant Spiked Ball •Honey •Hot-Hot Rock •Ice •Lava •Lava Geyser •Lava tide •Lightning •Mecha Maker •Moving torch •Ōgata no Burner •Piston •Pit •Poison swamp •Poison tide •Rift •Sand •Spike-Ball •Spike Trap •Volcanic debris
BossesBowser Jr. /Wonder Bowser Jr. •Koopalings* (Iggy ·Larry ·Lemmy ·Ludwig ·Morton ·Roy ·Wendy) •Bowser /Wonder Bowser
Items and power-ups1-Up Mushroom •10-flower coin •Badge •Big shell •Blue Coin •Bubble Flower •Buzzy Shell •Coin •Drill Mushroom •Elephant Fruit •Fire Flower •Flower coin •Hidden Coin •Jar •Key •Koopa Shell •Red POW Block •Royal Seed •Small flower coinb •Standee •Standee Surprise •Super Flower Pot* •Super Mushroom •Super Star •Swirlypod Shellb •Water •Wonder Flower •Wonder Seed •Wonder Token
ObjectsBlocks! Block •? Block •10-Coin Block •Atchi Muite Block •Brick Block •Cactus box •Cloud Block •Crate •Donut Block •Dotted-Line Block •Empty Block •Hard block •Hidden Character Block •Icy block •Invisible block •Iron Block •Jewel block •Light-Switch •Linking Blockb •Linking Lift •Long Donut Block •Long Rotating Blocka •Marimba Block •ON/OFF Switch •Peanut box •POW Block •Pumpkin box •Race Block •Rhythm Block •Rock Block •Rotating Block •Roulette Block •Semisolid Blockb •Shoot ? Blockb •Shoot Block •Snow Blockb •Spring Blockb •Timer-Switch •Wonder POW Block •Yureru Block
Other objects! Switch •? Capsuleb •? Switch •Aka-Ao Block •Akatō Lift •Arrow Sign •Beacon •Bomb •Bone Lift •Bridge •Bowser Switch •Bubble •Bumper •Cannon •Chandelier •Checkpoint Flag •Cloud •Cloud Lift •Coin blastera •Conveyor Belt •Cork •Current •Door •Dropdown Countdown Lift •Downpour Cloud •Fossilized dragon •Fune •Goal (Wiggler Race) •Goal Pole •Goal Pole (secret) •Goo •Handle •Hip Tree •Inchworm Pipe •Item Balloon •Jet Pipe •Key Door •Lakitu's Cloud •Large ! Switch •Lift •Lifting Shabon •Marui Ki •Mienai Ashiba •Mushroom Platform •Mushroom Trampoline •Oseru Ashiba •Oseru Dokan •P Switch •Pipe •Pole •Propeller Flower •Puffy Lift •Pump Lift •Rhythm Floorb •Semisolid Platform •Shikaku Trampoline •Sign •Sinkin' Pipe •Spotlight •Topple Rock •Totchī •Treasure chest •Triangoline •Ugoku Ashiba •Vine •Water tide •Wilted flower •Wow Bud •Zip Track
LocationsWorldsPipe-Rock Plateau •Fluff-Puff Peaks •Shining Falls •Sunbaked Desert •Fungi Mines •Deep Magma Bog •Petal Isles •Special World
Level typesBadge Challenge •Break Time! •KO Arena •Search Party •Wiggler Race
OtherFlower Kingdom •Bellabel Park* •Poplin Shop
MovesBoosting Spin Jump •Carry •Crouch •Crouching High Jump •Dash •Floating High Jump •Flutter Jump •Ground Pound •Jump •Looking up •Midair Spin •Slide •Spin Jump •Stomp •Swallow •Swim •Wall Jump
Gameplay elementsBeat •Coin Heaven •Completion •Extra life •Player shadow •Secret exit •Sub-area •Wonder Effect
Music"Coast Theme" • "Doomy-Gloom Wonder" • "Grassland Theme" • "Medley-Mix Wonder" • "Poplin House" • "Snowy-Mountain Theme" • "Starry-Staff Wonder"
Further infoAsk the Developer •Gallery •Multimedia •Nintendo Music (soundtrack) •Quotes •Staff
b Uses aderived name
* Exclusive to Nintendo Switch 2 Edition
RelatedPlay Nintendo activities
All about Super Mario Bros. Wonder •Badge bunch