List of implied species
A list of implied species that have not physically appeared in any form of media up to this point in time. Regardless of their lack of appearances, the implied species have been mentioned at least once throughout the Super Mario franchise.
Donkey Kong Country television series
Interplanetary Visitor Dudes
- "Interplanetary Visitor Dudes" redirects here. For the song from the Donkey Kong Country television series, see List of Donkey Kong Country (television series) songs § Interplanetary Visitor Dudes.
- “They're out there...somewhere...waitin' for that big intergalactic wave to bring 'em back to the beach! Haha!”
- —Funky Kong, "Watch the Skies"
Interplantery Visitor Dudes are an alien-like species mentioned by Funky Kong in the Donkey Kong Country television series episode "Watch the Skies." Funky explains the Interplanetary Visitor Dudes to DK and Diddy through a song.
Mario & Luigi series
Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga
Hoohoo civilization
The Hoohoo civilization was an ancient group mentioned in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, who are said to be the ancestors of the modern day Hoohooligans. They lived on Hoohoo Mountain and wrote their countless jokes using a type of pictograph called Hooroglyphs, which appear in the background of Hoohoo Village, Hoohoo Mountain, Guffawha Ruins, and Teehee Valley's underground ruins. They also created Hoohooros.
- Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ウフ文明[?] Ufu Bunmei |
Hoohoo civilization | |
| ウフ族[?] Ufu-zoku |
Hoohoo Tribe | ||
| Italian | Popolo Tiritera Civiltà Tiritera[?] |
Hoohoo people Hoohoo civilization |
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| Spanish (NOA) | Civilización Juajuá[?] | Hoohoo civilization | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Civilización juajuá[?] | Hoohoo civilization | |
| Judía juajuá[?] | Hoohoo Beanish |
Soybean civilization
The Soybean civilization are described by Fava's brother in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, as they are the focus of his research. They left behind treasures known as Beanstones that can be unearthed by Mario and Luigi in Beanbean Castle Town. They inhabited the Beanbean Kingdom before its current population, and were divided into several types, including spin-beans, mole-beans, and dash-beans. They were also said to be incredibly short, making their treasure only discoverable by Mini Mario. The Soybean civilization is also referenced by a Toad in Little Fungitown, who claims that they built the lift platform from Teehee Valley to Little Fungitown.
- Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | エダマメア文明[?] Edamamea Bunmei |
From「枝豆」(edamame, green soybean) and possibly「マメーリア」(Mamēria, Beanbean Kingdom) +「文明」(bunmei, civilization) | |
| French | Civilisation févienne[?] | Beanish Civilization | |
| Italian | Cultura Favacecio[?] | Favachickpea Culture | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Antigua civilización del Reino Judía[?] | Ancient Civilization of the Beanbean Kingdom |
Mario & Luigi: Dream Team
Vegebrodies
The Vegebrodies are a species mentioned in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. They fought Muscle Lord Biceptius for unknown reasons.
Paper Mario series
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
Business Bro
Business Bros. are a type of Hammer Bro whose existence is only implied in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. The only known Business Bro is Hamma Jamma's father.
As Hamma Jamma tells Mario, dropping out of Hammer Bros. school to go to Business Bros. school (as his father did) is a responsible (yet, according to him, lame) act.
- Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | サラリーブロス[?] Sararī Burosu |
Salary Bros. | |
| Chinese | 上班兄弟[?] Shàngbān Xiōngdì |
Business Bros. | |
| Korean | 회사원브러스[?] Hoesawon Beureoseu |
Business Bros. |
Luff
The Luffs are an ancient race mentioned in Luigi's stories and the Super Luigi book series in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Fitting with the food theme of Luigi's adventure, "Luff" may derive from "loaf" (as in a loaf of bread).
The Luffs created the Marvelous Compass, which they used to create an empire that spanned much of the world. The Luffs were later cursed by the compass due to their greed, causing the Luff empire to fall into ruin. The survivors of the empire's collapse, including a Luff boy named Cranberry, split the compass into seven parts to prevent a repeat of their fate. Cranberry kept one of the pieces and went to sleep in the Rapturous Ruins for 1,000 years, left as the last of his people, until he was awoken by Luigi; he disappeared after giving Luigi his piece of the compass and telling the story of his people.
While the Luffs are not mentioned again after Cranberry's disappearance in Luigi's account of his adventure, Super Luigi 5 tells that the villainous Minister Crepe intended to allow the Luff empire to rule again using the Marvelous Compass. Being defeated by Luigi shortly after revealing his intentions, Crepe did not succeed in accomplishing this.
- Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ロルチ[?] Roruchi |
Possibly from「ロール·パン」(rōru-pan, "bread roll") and possibly the diminutive suffix「ち」(-chi) | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 洛鲁基[?] Luòlǔjī |
Transliteration of the Japanese name | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 洛魯基[?] Luòlǔjī |
Transliteration of the Japanese name | |
| Dutch | Noni[?] | From noni (a fruit also known as the Indian mulberry) | |
| French | Atloride[?] | From Atlantide ("Atlantis") and possibly "calorie" | |
| German | Mistralier[?] | Portmanteau of "mistral" and "chocolatier" | |
| Italian | Loruci[?] | From the Japanese name | |
| Korean | 롤리[?] Lolli |
Derived from "lollipop" | |
| Spanish | Lolichi[?] | From Japanese name and maybe lichi ("lychee") |
Super Paper Mario
Recordomeow
The Recordomeows are implied creatures seemingly found in Fort Francis. They are only mentioned in Chapters 3-1 and 3-4 of Super Paper Mario. They apparently record Francis's TV shows while he is away.
Paper Mario: Sticker Star
Ancient Stickerish
The Ancient Stickerish people are mentioned in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. In the Enigmansion, one text on a bookshelf reads "PAPERABBLESTICKEROBBLE DERRSTICKER STICKARONISTICK PAPERDAPERDOOPER STICKITYSTICKITYSTICKITY PAPEROOSKI PAPERDOODLE STICKERPAPERRAWK." Kersti claims to have not studied Ancient Stickerish since high school, and flunked her Ancient Stickerish class. However, she manages to translate it as "an ancient prophecy that fell from the Sticker Comet" that reads "The five lights...then the truth shall be revealed!"
- Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spanish | Pegatinés antiguo[?] | Old Stickerese |
Paper Mario: Color Splash
Soakit
Soakits are a variant of Snifits. In the hot springs of Redpepper Crater in Paper Mario: Color Splash, two Snifits say that they are "converting to Soakits" instead of being Snifits.
- Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| French (NOA) | Maskrachat[?] | From Maskrache ("Snifit") | |
| Spanish (NOA) | Mojiti[?] | A pun on Olfiti ("Snifit") and mojar ("to get wet") |
