Double Cherry

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This article is about the item introduced in Super Mario 3D World. For the generic fruit, see Cherry.
Double Cherry
Artwork of a Double Cherry, from Super Mario 3D World.
First appearance Super Mario 3D World (2013)
Latest appearance The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (cameo) (2026)
Effect Creates a double of the player.
“Lickety-split! This power-up helps you divide and conquer. Duplicate your character up to five times! There is power in numbers, so the more, the merrier, right?”
—Play Nintendo[1]

The Double Cherry is an item first appearing in Super Mario 3D World. The Double Cherry's conception comes from the result of a mistake made by a staff member with the placement tool, which created two player Marios. The staff thought it was a good idea and decided to implement it in the game.[2]

History[edit]

Super Mario 3D World / Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury[edit]

Artwork of Double Mario from Super Mario 3D World.
Double Mario

Double Cherries first appear in Super Mario 3D World and return in its Nintendo Switch port. When characters grab this item, a clone of themselves appears and says a short phrase depending on who picked it up. The clones keep the original characters' state (for example, Fire Mario gets a clone that also has a Fire Flower), power-ups affect all of them, and they all move identically. The clones can be used to activate certain switches and platforms. There can be up to five clones at one time. If players hit ? Blocks that contain Double Cherries when five clones exist, a coin will come out instead. The clones disintegrate if harmed or if they fall too far behind, and they all disappear when the player grabs the Goal Pole, awarding 1,000 points per clone. The players can also ground-pound on other players to steal their double power.

Through hacking, collecting another Double Cherry to spawn a sixth clone would cause the game to crash.[3]

Mario Kart series[edit]

Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe[edit]

In Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, a Double Cherry can be seen on the redesigned Tropical Grocery logos. The Cherry Cup, whose emblem is represented by a Double Cherry, appears in Wave 5 of the Booster Course Pass.

Mario Kart Tour[edit]

The Double Cherry appears in Mario Kart Tour as a badge icon for all challenges pertaining to infant characters.

Mario Kart World[edit]

In Mario Kart World, the Double Cherry is represented as the emblem for the Cherry Rally.

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker[edit]

Double Cherries also appear in Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker and its Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 3DS ports, acting mostly identically to how they did in Super Mario 3D World. In addition to the usefulness of Captain Toad and Toadette copies in collecting coins, simultaneously pressing P Panels, and activating Multi-Vators, they can also be used to pluck multiple objects simultaneously. When a copy reaches the Power Star, each other copy is converted into ten coins. The power-up's titular courses, Double Cherry Palace and Double Cherry Spires, focus on using two copies to solve puzzles. They contain no ways for the player to take damage and lose a copy, and both courses make use of dividers so that each copy has a section of the course that only it can access. P Switches are present so that actions in one copy's section of the course can affect the other copy's section. Both courses use a Multi-Vator to enforce bringing both instances of the player characters together before they can collect the Power Star. The bonus objective of some courses with Double Cherries is to reach the Power Star with at least a specific number of Toads or Toadettes.

The Double Cherry Mystery Boxes of Coins Galore, More Coins Galore, and Even More Coins Galore lead to ten second challenges that make use of the properties of Double Cherries to allow the player to collect hundreds of coins at a time.

The Nintendo 3DS version of the game removes some Double Cherries from courses with more than one of them. The bonus objectives of these courses, which are always to reach the Power Star with at least a specific number of Toads or Toadettes in the other versions of the game, are changed to different objectives.

Profiles[edit]

Super Mario 3D World[edit]

  • Instruction manual (American English): Adds another Mario to your team.
  • Instruction manual (British English): Splits Mario into Double Mario.
  • Instructie-handleiding (Nederlands (Nederland)): Maakt een kloon van het personage waarmee je speelt.
  • Instructie-handleiding (Nederlands (België)): Maakt een kloon van het personage waarmee je speelt.

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker[edit]

  • Instruction manual: Collect one to create a copy of Captain Toad.

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseダブルチェリー
Daburu Cherī
Double Cherry[?]
Chinese (Simplified)双樱桃
Shuāng Yīngtáo
Double Cherry[4]
Chinese (Traditional)雙櫻桃
Shuāng Yīngtáo
[5]
分身櫻桃
Fēnshēn Yīngtáo
Monopoly: Super Mario Celebration![6]
DutchDubbele kersDouble Cherry[?]
Double CherryMonopoly: Super Mario Celebration![7]
FrenchDouble ceriseDouble cherry[?]
GermanDoppelkirscheDouble Cherry[?]
ItalianDoppia ciliegiaDouble cherry[?]
Korean더블체리
Deobeul-cheri
Double Cherry[?]
더블 체리
Deobeul Cheri
Monopoly: Super Mario Celebration![8]
PortugueseDuplicerejaPortmanteau of duplicar ("to duplicate") and cereja ("cherry")[?]
RussianДвойная вишня
Dvoynaya vishnya
Double Cherry[?]
SpanishDuplicerezasFrom duplicar ("to duplicate") and cerezas ("cherries")[9]

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