List of Mario names in other languages

The following is a list of names and monikers Mario has been known by in other languages.

Mario

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 with which they are associated in the "Note(s)" column.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ Mario	Mario, in reference to Mario Segale
Albanian	Mario	-
Arabic	ماريو Mariu	Mario
Armenian	Մարիո Mario	Mario
Bosnian	Mario	-
Bulgarian	Марио Mario	Mario
Catalan	Mario	-
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 Mǎlì'ōu (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Cantonese)	Mario
	马利奥 Mǎlì'ào (Mandarin) Máhleih'ou (Cantonese)		The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 (Dragon Club dub)
	玛利欧 Mǎlì'ōu (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Cantonese)		Super Mario Land, Dr. Mario, Super Mario Land 2 - 6 Golden Coins
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 Mǎlì'ōu (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Cantonese)	Mario
	馬力歐 Mǎlì'ōu (Mandarin)		Super Mario World (television series)
	瑪利奧 Mǎlì'ào (Mandarin) Máhleih'ou (Cantonese)		Super Mario 64
Croatian	Mario	-
Czech	Mario	-
Danish	Mario	-		:37
Dutch	Mario	-		:24
Estonian	Mario	-
Finnish	Mario	-
French (Canada)	Mario	-
French (Europe)	Mario	-		:2
Galician	Mario	-
Georgian	მარიო Mario	Mario
German	Mario	-
Greek	Mario	-
	Μάριο Mário	Mario	The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3
Hebrew	מריו Mario	Mario
Hindi	मारिओ Maario	Mario
	मारियो Maariyo		The Super Mario Bros. Movie (trailer)
Hungarian	Mario	-
	Márió	Mario	Super Mario World (television series)
Icelandic	Mario	-
	Maríó	Mario	The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! ("King Mario of Cramalot")
Indonesian	Mario	-
Italian	Mario	-
Korean	마리오 Mario	Mario
Lao	ມາຣິໂອ Māriō	Mario
Latvian	Mario	-
Lithuanian	Mario	-
Macedonian	Марио Mario	Mario
Malay	Mario	-
Norwegian	Mario	-
Polish	Mario	-
Portuguese (Brazil)	Mario	-
Portuguese (Europe)	Mario	-
	Mário	Mario	Super Mario Bros., The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!
Romanian	Mario	-
Russian	Марио Mario	Mario
Serbian	Марио Mario	Mario
Sinhala	මාරියෝ Māriyō	Mario
Slovak	Mario	-
Slovenian	Mario	-
Spanish (Latin America)	Mario	-
Spanish (Europe)	Mario	-
Swedish	Mario	-		:15
Thai	มาริโอ Maarí'ôo	Mario
	มาริโอ้ Maarí'ôo		Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope
Turkish	Mario	-
Ukrainian	Маріо Mario	Mario
Vietnamese	Mario	-

Jumpman

Jumpman is the name used to refer to Mario in Donkey Kong.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	プレイヤー Pureiyā	Player	Donkey Kong (arcade)
	救助マン Kyūjo Man	Rescue Man	Donkey Kong (Game & Watch)
	ジャンプマン Janpuman	Jumpman	Arcade Archives Donkey Kong
Chinese (Simplified)	跳跃人 Tiàoyuèrén (Mandarin) Tiuyeuhkyàhn (Cantonese)	Jumpman
Czech	Jumpman	-
Danish	Jumpman	-
Dutch	Jumpman	-
Estonian	Jumpman	-
Finnish	Jumpman	-
French (Canada)	Jumpman	-
French (Europe)	Jeannot	Masculine nickname equivalent to "Johnny"	Donkey Kong (ATARI 2600)	:7, 9
	Jumpman	-	Arcade Archives Donkey Kong
German	Jumpman	-
Hungarian	Jumpman	-
Italian	Giosuè	Masculine given name equivalent to "Joshua"	Donkey Kong (ATARI 2600)	:8, 10
	Jumpman	-	Arcade Archives Donkey Kong
Korean	점프맨 Jeompeumaen	Jumpman
Latvian	Jumpman	-
Lithuanian	Jumpman	-
Norwegian	Jumpman	-
Polish	Jumpman	-
Portuguese (Brazil)	Jumpman	-
Portuguese (Europe)	Jumpman	-
Romanian	Jumpman	-
Slovak	Jumpman	-
Spanish (Latin America)	Jumpman	-
Spanish (Europe)	Jumpman	-
Swedish	Jumpman	-

Aqua Mario

Aqua Mario is the form Mario takes when swimming in water in Super Mario Land 2 - 6 Golden Coins.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	アクアマリオ Akua Mario	Aqua Mario
Dutch	Water-Mario	Aqua Mario
French	Aqua Mario	-
German	Aqua-Mario	Aqua Mario
Italian	Aqua Mario	-
Spanish	Mario Acuático	Aquatic Mario

Space Mario

Space Mario is the form Mario takes when in the Space Zone in Super Mario Land 2 - 6 Golden Coins.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	スペースマリオ Supēsu Mario	Space Mario
Dutch	Ruimte-Mario	Space Mario
French	Mario Cosmonaute	Astronaut Mario
German	Space-Mario	Space Mario
Italian	Space Mario	-
Spanish	Mario Espacial	Space Mario

The Great Gonzales

"The Great Gonzales" is Mario's stage name in the Glitz Pit in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and its remake.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	グレート・ゴンザレス Gurēto Gonzaresu	Great Gonzales		[?]
Chinese (Simplified)	伟大的冈萨雷兹 Wěidà de Gāngsàléizī (Mandarin) Wáihdaaih dīk Gōngsaatlèuihjī (Cantonese)	Great Gonzales		[?]
Chinese (Traditional)	偉大的岡薩雷茲 Wěidà de Gāngsàléizī (Mandarin) Wáihdaaih dīk Gōngsaatlèuihjī (Cantonese)	Great Gonzales		[?]
Dutch	De Grote Gonzales	The Great Gonzales		[?]
French	Super Gonzales	-		[?]
German	Bomba Luigi	Spanish for "bomb" + "Luigi"		[?]
Italian	Great Gonzales	-		[?]
Korean	그레이트 곤살레스 Geureiteu Gonsalleseu	Great Gonzales		[?]
Spanish	El Gran González	The Great Gonzales		[?]

The Merciless Executioner

"The Merciless Executioner" is Mario's subtitle in the Glitz Pit during Chapter 3 of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and its remake.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	じごくからきた　しょけいにん Jigoku kara Kita Shokei-nin	The Executioner from Hell		[?]
Chinese (Simplified)	来自地狱的处刑人 Láizì Dìyù de Chǔxíngrén (Mandarin) Lòihjih Deih'yuhk dīk Chyúyìhngyàhn (Cantonese)	The Executioner from Hell		[?]
Chinese (Traditional)	來自地獄的處刑人 Láizì Dìyù de Chǔxíngrén (Mandarin) Lòihjih Deih'yuhk dīk Chyúyìhngyàhn (Cantonese)	The Executioner from Hell		[?]
Dutch	De Folteraar der Onderwereld	The Torturer of the Underworld		[?]
French	Le bourreau des enfers	The executioner from hell		[?]
German	Der Krawallklempner	The Riot Plumber		[?]
Italian	Il Giustiziere degli Inferi	The Underworld Executioner		[?]
Korean	지옥에서 온 집행자 Jiogeseo on Jiphaengja	Executioner from Hell		[?]
Spanish	El azote del ring	The scourge of the ring

The Superstar Sequel

"The Superstar Sequel" is Mario's subtitle during subsequent runs of the Glitz Pit in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and its remake.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	アイル・ビー・バック Airu Bī Bakku	I'll Be Back		[?]
Chinese (Simplified)	魔鬼回归者 Móguǐ Huíguīzhě (Mandarin) Mōgwái Wùihgwāijé (Cantonese)	The Devil Returnee		[?]
Chinese (Traditional)	魔鬼回歸者 Móguǐ Huíguīzhě (Mandarin) Mōgwái Wùihgwāijé (Cantonese)	The Devil Returnee		[?]
French	Le guerrier invincible	The invincible warrior		[?]
German	Der glorreiche Rückkehrer	The glorious returnee		[?]
Italian	L'idolo del ring	The idol of the ring		[?]
Korean	아이 윌 비 백 Ai Wil Bi Baek	I Will Be Back		[?]
Spanish	El azote del ring	"The scourge of the ring"; same as The Merciless Executioner		[?]

Mario (Musician)

"Mario (Musician)" is the name used in Mario Kart Tour to refer to Mario while he wears his band outfit first seen in Super Mario Odyssey.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (バンドマン) Mario (Bando Man)	Mario (Band Member)
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (乐团成员) Mǎlì'ōu (Yuètuán Chéngyuán) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Ngohktyùhn Sìhng'yùhn) (Cantonese)	Mario (Band Member)
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (樂團成員) Mǎlì'ōu (Yuètuán Chéngyuán) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Ngohktyùhn Sìhng'yùhn) (Cantonese)	Mario (Band Member)
French	Mario (musicien)	Mario (musician)
German	Mario (Musiker)	Mario (Musician)
Italian	Mario (musicista)	Mario (musician)
Korean	마리오(뮤지션) Mario (Myujisyeon)	Mario (Musician)
Portuguese	Mario (músico)	Mario (musician)
Spanish (Latin America)	Mario (músico)	Mario (musician)
Spanish (Europe)	Mario (Músico)	Mario (Musician)

Mario (Hakama)

"Mario (Hakama)" is the name used in Mario Kart Tour to refer to Mario while he wears a specific Japanese outfit featuring a black hakama. This outfit was first seen on a calendarMedia:CalendarReward.jpg from Club Nintendo.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (はかま) Mario (Hakama)	Mario (Hakama)		[?]
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (日式裤裙) Mǎlì'ōu (Rìshìkùqún) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Yahtsīkfukwàhn) (Cantonese)	Mario (Hakama)		[?]
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (日式褲裙) Mǎlì'ōu (Rìshìkùqún) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Yahtsīkfukwàhn) (Cantonese)	Mario (Hakama)		[?]
French	Mario (hakama)	-		[?]
German	Mario (Hakama)	-		[?]
Italian	Mario (hakama)	-		[?]
Korean	마리오(하카마) Mario (Hakama)	Mario (hakama)		[?]
Portuguese	Mario (hakama)	-		[?]
Spanish (Latin America)	Mario (hakama)	-		[?]
Spanish (Europe)	Mario (Hakama)	-		[?]

Mario (Santa)

"Mario (Santa)" is the name used in Mario Kart Tour to refer to Mario while wearing a Santa Claus outfit first seen in a Club Nintendo calendar.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ（サンタ） Mario (Santa)	Mario (Santa)
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (圣诞) Mǎlì'ōu (Shèngdàn) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Singdaan) (Cantonese)	Mario (Christmas)
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (聖誕) Mǎlì'ōu (Shèngdàn) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Singdaan) (Cantonese)	Mario (Christmas)
French	Mario (père Noël)	Mario (Santa Claus)
German	Mario (Weihnachten)	Mario (Christmas)
Italian	Mario (natalizio)	Mario (Christmas)
Korean	마리오(산타) Mario (Santa)	Mario (Santa)
Portuguese	Mario (Noel)	Mario (Santa)
Spanish	Mario (Papá Noel)	Mario (Father Christmas)

Mario (Happi)

"Mario (Happi)" is the name used in Mario Kart Tour to refer to Mario while he wears a happi. This instance of Mario first appeared in Super Mario Odyssey.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (はっぴ) Mario (Happi)	Mario (Happi)
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (法被) Mǎlì'ōu (Fǎbèi) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Faatpéih) (Cantonese)	Mario (Happi)
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (法被) Mǎlì'ōu (Fǎbèi) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Faatpéih) (Cantonese)	Mario (Happi)
French	Mario (happi)	-
German	Mario (Happi)	-
Italian	Mario (happi)	-
Korean	마리오(핫피) Mario (Hatpi)	Mario (Happi)
Portuguese	Mario (happi)	-
Spanish (Latin America)	Mario (happi)	-
Spanish (Europe)	Mario (Happi)	-

Mario (Classic)

"Mario (Classic)" is the name used in Mario Kart Tour to refer to Mario donning his usual plumber outfit with the colors of the overalls and shirt swapped. This outfit is based on his appearances in older games, such as Donkey Kong and Mario Bros., hence the "classic" designation.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (クラシック) Mario (Kurashikku)	Mario (Classic)		[?]
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (经典) Mǎlì'ōu (Jīngdiǎn) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Gīngdín) (Cantonese)	Mario (Classic)		[?]
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (經典) Mǎlì'ōu (Jīngdiǎn) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Gīngdín) (Cantonese)	Mario (Classic)		[?]
French	Mario (classique)	Mario (classic)		[?]
German	Mario (klassisch)	Mario (classic)		[?]
Italian	Mario (classico)	Mario (classic)		[?]
Korean	마리오(클래식) Mario (Keullaesik)	Mario (Classic)		[?]
Portuguese	Mario (clássico)	Mario (classic)		[?]
Spanish (Latin America)	Mario (clásico)	Mario (classic)		[?]
Spanish (Europe)	Mario (Clásico)	Mario (Classic)		[?]

Mario (Chef)

"Mario (Chef)" refers in Mario Kart Tour to Mario wearing a chef outfit first seen in Yoshi's Cookie.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (コック) Mario (Kokku)	Mario (Cook)
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (厨师) Mǎlì'ōu (Chúshī) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Chyùhsī) (Cantonese)	Mario (Chef)
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (廚師) Mǎlì'ōu (Chúshī) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Chyùhsī) (Cantonese)	Mario (Chef)
French	Mario (chef)	Mario (chef)
German	Mario (Koch)	Mario (Cook)
Italian	Mario (chef)	-
Korean	마리오(요리사) Mario (Yorisa)	Mario (Chef)
Portuguese	Mario (mestre-cuca)	Mario (master-chef)
Spanish (Latin America)	Mario (chef)	-
Spanish (Europe)	Mario (Chef)	-

Mario (Swimwear)

"Mario (Swimwear)" is the name used in Mario Kart Tour to refer to Mario while he wears a specific snorkeling attire, which was first seen on a Club Nintendo calendar.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (スイマー) Mario (Suimā)	Mario (Swimmer)		[?]
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (泳装) Mǎlì'ōu (Yǒngzhuāng) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Wihngjōng) (Cantonese)	Mario (Swimmer)		[?]
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (泳裝) Mǎlì'ōu (Yǒngzhuāng) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Wihngjōng) (Cantonese)	Mario (Swimmer)		[?]
French	Mario (maillot de bain)	Mario (swimsuit)		[?]
German	Mario (Schwimmer)	Mario (Swimmer)		[?]
Italian	Mario (costume da bagno)	Mario (swimsuit)		[?]
Korean	마리오(수영복) Mario (Suyeongbok)	Mario (Swimsuit)		[?]
Portuguese	Mario (traje de banho)	Mario (swimsuit)		[?]
Spanish (Latin America)	Mario (traje de baño)	Mario (swimsuit)		[?]
Spanish (Europe)	Mario (Traje de baño)	Mario (Swimsuit)		[?]

Mario (SNES)

"Mario (SNES)" is a designation used in Mario Kart Tour for Mario's appearance in Super Mario Kart, a SNES game.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (SFC) Mario (SFC)	Mario (SFC)		[?]
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (SFC) Mǎlì'ōu (SFC) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (SFC) (Cantonese)	Mario (SFC)		[?]
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (SFC) Mǎlì'ōu (SFC) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (SFC) (Cantonese)	Mario (SFC)		[?]
French	Mario (SNES)	-		[?]
German	Mario (SNES)	-		[?]
Italian	Mario (SNES)	-		[?]
Korean	마리오(SFC) Mario (SFC)	Mario (SFC)		[?]
Portuguese	Mario (SNES)	-		[?]
Spanish	Mario (SNES)	-

Mario (Sunshine)

"Mario (Sunshine)" is the name used in Mario Kart Tour to refer to Mario as he wears the attire handed by the sunglasses vendor in Super Mario Sunshine

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (サンシャイン) Mario (Sanshain)	Mario (Sunshine)
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (阳光) Mǎlì'ōu (Yángguāng) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Yèuhnggwōng) (Cantonese)	Mario (Sunshine)
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (陽光) Mǎlì'ōu (Yángguāng) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Yèuhnggwōng) (Cantonese)	Mario (Sunshine)
French	Mario (Sunshine)	-
German	Mario (Sunshine)	-
Italian	Mario (Sunshine)	-
Korean	마리오(Sunshine) Mario (Seonsyain)	Mario (Sunshine)
Portuguese	Mario (Sunshine)	-
Spanish	Mario (Sunshine)	-

Mario (Halloween)

"Mario (Halloween)" is the name used in Mario Kart Tour in reference to a specific Halloween outfit worn by Mario in promotionalMedia:PN Halloween 2021 Poll Survey Opinion 1.jpg artworkMedia:PN Halloween 2022 Mario Swoop Artwork.png. This outfit consists of a pumpkin headpiece and a purple vampire cape.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (ハロウィン) Mario (Harowin)	Mario (Halloween)
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (万圣节) Mǎlì'ōu (Wànshèngjié) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Maahnsingjit) (Cantonese)	Mario (Halloween)
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (萬聖節) Mǎlì'ōu (Wànshèngjié) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Maahnsingjit) (Cantonese)	Mario (Halloween)
French	Mario (Halloween)	-
German	Mario (Halloween)	-
Italian	Mario (Halloween)	-
Korean	마리오(핼러윈) Mario (Haelleowin)	Mario (Halloween)
Portuguese	Mario (Dia das Bruxas)	Mario (Halloween), lit. Mario (Day of the Witches)
Spanish	Mario (Halloween)	-

Mario (Racing)

"Mario (Racing)" is the name used in Mario Kart Tour to refer to Mario while he sports a racing outfit first seen in Super Mario Odyssey.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (レーサー) Mario (Rēsā)	Mario (Racer)		[?]
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (赛手) Mǎlì'ōu (Sàishǒu) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Choisáu) (Cantonese)	Mario (Racer)		[?]
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (賽車手) Mǎlì'ōu (Sàichēshǒu) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Choichēsáu) (Cantonese)	Mario (Racer)		[?]
French	Mario (pilote de course)	Mario (racing driver)		[?]
German	Mario (Rennfahrer)	Mario (racer)		[?]
Italian	Mario (tuta da pilota)	Mario (racer suit)		[?]
Korean	마리오(레이서) Mario (Reiseo)	Mario (Racer)		[?]
Portuguese	Mario (piloto)	Mario (racer)		[?]
Spanish	Mario (casco de carreras)	Mario (racing helmet)		[?]

Mario (Tuxedo)

"Mario (Tuxedo)" refers in Mario Kart Tour to Mario while he wears his wedding attire from Super Mario Odyssey.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (ウェディング) Mario (Wedingu)	Mario (Wedding)		[?]
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (结婚礼服) Mǎlì'ōu (Jiéhūn Lǐfú) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Gitfān Láihfuhk) (Cantonese)	Mario (Wedding Dress)		[?]
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (結婚禮服) Mǎlì'ōu (Jiéhūn Lǐfú) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Gitfān Láihfuhk) (Cantonese)	Mario (Wedding Dress)		[?]
Dutch	Mario (bruiloft)	Mario (wedding)
French	Mario (mariage)	Mario (marriage)
	Mario (smoking)	Mario (tuxedo)		[?]
German	Mario (Bräutigam)	Mario (Wedding)
	Mario (Frack)	Mario (tailcoat)		[?]
Italian	Mario (sposo)	Mario (wedding)
	Mario (smoking)	Mario (tuxedo)		[?]
Korean	마리오(웨딩) Mario (Weding)	Mario (Wedding)		[?]
Portuguese	Mario (casaca)	Mario (tailcoat)		[?]
Spanish (Latin America)	Mario (nupical)	Mario (nuptial)
	Mario (frac)	Mario (tailcoat)		[?]
Spanish (Europe)	Mario (Frac)	Mario (Tailcoat)		[?]

Mario (Baseball)

"Mario (Baseball)" is the name used in Mario Kart Tour to refer to Mario while wearing a specific baseball outfit introduced in Super Mario Odyssey.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (野球) Mario (Yakyū)	Mario (Baseball)
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (棒球) Mǎlì'ōu (Bàngqiú) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Páahngkàuh) (Cantonese)	Mario (Baseball)
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (棒球) Mǎlì'ōu (Bàngqiú) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Páahngkàuh) (Cantonese)	Mario (Baseball)
French	Mario (baseball)	-
German	Mario (Baseball)	-
Italian	Mario (baseball)	-
Korean	마리오(야구) Mario (Yagu)	Mario (Baseball)
Portuguese	Mario (beisebol)	Mario (baseball)
Spanish (Latin America)	Mario (béisbol)	Mario (baseball)
Spanish (Europe)	Mario (Béisbol)	Mario (Baseball)

Mario (Satellaview)

"Mario (Satellaview)" is the name used in Mario Kart Tour to refer to Mario wearing a distinctive space suit that originated from an advertisementMedia:Satellaview ad.jpg for the Satellaview.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (サテラビュー) Mario (Saterabyū)	Mario (Satellaview)
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (Satellaview) Mǎlì'ōu (Satellaview) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Satellaview) (Cantonese)	Mario (Satellaview)
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (Satellaview) Mǎlì'ōu (Satellaview) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Satellaview) (Cantonese)	Mario (Satellaview)
French	Mario (Satellaview)	-
German	Mario (Satellaview)	-
Italian	Mario (Satellaview)	-
Korean	마리오(Satellaview) Mario (Satellabyu)	Mario (Satellaview)
Portuguese	Mario (Satellaview)	-
Spanish	Mario (Satellaview)	-

Mario (Golf)

"Mario (Golf)" refers in Mario Kart Tour to Mario while he wears an attireMedia:Mario Gear NES.png based on the United States flag. This outfit was first seen in Golf: US Course and is associated with golfing in the context of the Super Mario franchise.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (ゴルフ) Mario (Gorufu)	Mario (Golf)		[?]
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (高尔夫) Mǎlì'ōu (Gāo'ěrfū) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Gōuyíhfū) (Cantonese)	Mario (Golf)		[?]
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (高爾夫) Mǎlì'ōu (Gāo'ěrfū) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Gōuyíhfū) (Cantonese)	Mario (Golf)		[?]
French	Mario (golfeur)	Mario (golfer)		[?]
German	Mario (Golf)	-		[?]
Italian	Mario (golf)	-		[?]
Korean	마리오(골프) Mario (Golpeu)	Mario (Golf)		[?]
Portuguese	Mario (golfe)	Mario (golf)		[?]
Spanish (Latin America)	Mario (golfista)	Mario (golfer)		[?]
Spanish (Europe)	Mario (Golfista)	Mario (Golfer)		[?]

Mario (Aviator)

"Mario (Aviator)" is used in Mario Kart Tour to refer to Mario in an aviator attire first seen in Super Mario Odyssey.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (パイロット) Mario (Pairotto)	Mario (Pilot)		[?]
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (飞行员) Mǎlì'ōu (Fēixíngyuán) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Fēi'hàhng'yùhn) (Cantonese)	Mario (Aviator)		[?]
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (飛行員) Mǎlì'ōu (Fēixíngyuán) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Fēi'hàhng'yùhn) (Cantonese)	Mario (Aviator)		[?]
French	Mario (aviateur)	Mario (aviator)		[?]
German	Mario (Flieger)	Mario (Aviator)		[?]
Italian	Mario (aviatore)	Mario (aviator)		[?]
Korean	마리오(파일럿) Mario (Pailleot)	Mario (Pilot)		[?]
Portuguese	Mario (aviador)	Mario (aviator)		[?]
Spanish (Latin America)	Mario (aviador)	Mario (aviator)		[?]
Spanish (Europe)	Mario (Aviador)	Mario (Aviator)		[?]

Mario (Samurai)

"Mario (Samurai)" is the name used in Mario Kart Tour to refer to Mario while wearing samurai armor, an instance first seen in promotional artworkMedia:SMR Mario Samurai.jpg for Super Mario Run.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (武者) Mario (Musha)	Mario (Warrior)
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (武士) Mǎlì'ōu (Wǔshì) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Móuhsih) (Cantonese)	Mario (Warrior)
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (武士) Mǎlì'ōu (Wǔshì) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Móuhsih) (Cantonese)	Mario (Warrior)
French	Mario (samouraï)	Mario (samurai)
German	Mario (Samurai)	-
Italian	Mario (samurai)	-
Korean	마리오(무사) Mario (Musa)	Mario (Warrior)
Portuguese	Mario (samurai)	-
Spanish (Latin America)	Mario (samurái)	Mario (samurai)
Spanish (Europe)	Mario (Samurái)	Mario (Samurai)

Mario (King)

"Mario (King)" is the title used in Mario Kart Tour to refer to Mario while he wears a sumptuous, regal outfit first seen in Super Mario Odyssey.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (王様) Mario (Ōsama)	Mario (King)
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (国王) Mǎlì'ōu (Guówáng) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Gwok'wòhng) (Cantonese)	Mario (King)
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (國王) Mǎlì'ōu (Guówáng) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Gwok'wòhng) (Cantonese)	Mario (King)
French	Mario (roi)	Mario (king)
German	Mario (König)	Mario (King)
Italian	Mario (re)	Mario (king)
Korean	마리오(왕) Mario (Wang)	Mario (King)
Portuguese	Mario (rei)	Mario (king)
Spanish (Latin America)	Mario (rey)	Mario (king)
Spanish (Europe)	Mario (Rey)	Mario (King)

Mario (Black Suit)

"Mario (Black Suit)" is the name used in Mario Kart Tour to refer to Mario while donning a black fedora and striped lounge suit, first seen in Super Mario Odyssey.

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ (スーツ) Mario (Sūtsu)	Mario (Suit)
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧 (西服) Mǎlì'ōu (Xīfú) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Sāifuhk) (Cantonese)	Mario (Suit)
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐 (西服) Mǎlì'ōu (Xīfú) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Sāifuhk) (Cantonese)	Mario (Suit)
French	Mario (costume noir)	Mario (black suit)
German	Mario (Ganove)	Mario (Crook)
Italian	Mario (vestito di feltro)	Mario (felt suit)
Korean	마리오(양복) Mario (Yangbok)	Mario (Suit)
Portuguese	Mario (terno preto)	Mario (black suit)
Spanish (Latin America)	Mario (traje negro)	Mario (black suit)
Spanish (Europe)	Mario (Traje negro)	Mario (Black suit)

Mario (Mechanic)

Language	Name	Meaning	Note(s)	Ref.
Japanese	マリオ(メカニック) Mario (Mekanikku)	Mario (Mechanic)		[?]
Chinese (Simplified)	马力欧(机械工) Mǎlì'ōu (Jīxiègōng) (Mandarin) Máhlihk'āu (Gēi'haaihgūng) (Cantonese)	Mario (Mechanic)		[?]
Chinese (Traditional)	瑪利歐(機械工) Mǎlì'ōu (Jīxiègōng) (Mandarin) Máhleih'āu (Gēi'haaihgūng) (Cantonese)	Mario (Mechanic)		[?]
French	Mario (mécano)	Mario (mechanic)		[?]
German	Mario (Mechaniker)	Mario (Mechanic)		[?]
Italian	Mario (meccanico)	Mario (mechanic)		[?]
Korean	마리오(메카닉) Mario (Mekanik)	Mario (Mechanic)		[?]
Portuguese	Mario (mecânico)	Mario (mechanic)		[?]
Spanish (Latin America)	Mario (mecánico)	Mario (mechanic)		[?]
Spanish (Europe)	Mario (Mecánico)	Mario (Mechanic)		[?]