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List of Mario names in other languages

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

MarioEdit

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese マリオ[1]
Mario 		Mario
救助マン[2]
Kyūjo Man 		Rescue Man (translated as "rescuer" in Game & Watch Collection) Donkey Kong (Game & Watch)
Albanian Mario[3] -
Arabic ماريو[4]
Mariu 		Mario The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 / Super Mario World
Armenian Մարիո[5]
Mario 		Mario
Bulgarian Марио[5]
Mario 		Mario
Catalan Mario[5] - The Super Mario Bros. Movie
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧[5]
Mǎlì'ōu 		Mario Chosen by Shigeru Miyamoto and used by iQue, Nintendo's former subsidiary in mainland China[7] (even after the Simplified Chinese names for many characters have been changed to the same as the Traditional Chinese variants since Mario Tennis Aces), despite the popular unofficial name 马里奥 Mǎlǐào.[8][better source needed]
玛利欧[9]
Mǎlì'ōu 		Used by Mani (万信), Nintendo's former sale agency in mainland China before iQue.
马利奥[10]
Mǎlì'ào 		The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, Dragon Club dub
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐[5][11]
Mǎlì'ōu (Mandarin)
Máhleih'āu (Cantonese) 		Mario Used by Nintendo in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Croatian Mario[6] -
Danish Mario[12] -
Dutch Mario[13] - Pronounced with Dutch phonology (Mah-ree-oh)
Estonian Mario[5] -
Finnish Mario[14] -
French Mario[5] -
German Mario[15][5] -
Greek Μάριο[16]
Mário 		Mario
Hebrew מריו[5]
Mario 		Mario
Hindi मारियो[17]
Maariyo 		Mario
मारिओ[18]
Maario
Hungarian Mario[5] -
Márió[19] Mario Super Mario World television series
Icelandic Mario[5] -
Maríó[20] Mario The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!; "King Mario of Cramalot"
Indonesian Mario[5] -
Italian Mario[5] -
Korean 마리오[5]
Mario 		Mario
Latvian Mario[5] -
Lithuanian Mario[5] -
Macedonian Марио[5]
Mario 		Mario
Malay Mario[5] -
Norwegian Mario[21] -
Polish Mario[5] -
Portuguese Mario[5] -
Portuguese (NOE) Mário[22] Mario
Romanian Mario[5] -
Russian Марио[5]
Mario 		Mario
Serbian Марио[5]
Mario 		Mario
Sinhala මාරියෝ[23]
Māriyō 		Mario
Slovak Mario[5] -
Slovenian Mario[5] -
Spanish Mario[5] -
Swedish Mario[24] -
Thai มาริโอ[25]
Ma-ri-o 		Mario
มาริโอ้[26]
Ma-ri-o 		Alternate spelling with a tone mark on the last syllable. Per the official transliteration guidelines of loanwards set by the Royal Institute of Thailand, tone marks are only used when there is ambiguity on pronunciation that could be confused with existing Thai words, but most have chosen to add one to make it more clear on what tone a syllable should be pronounced. In this case, the last syllable is pronounced with a high tone, and so a mai tho (ไม้โท, ้) mark is added.
Turkish Mario[5] -
Ukrainian Маріо[5]
Mario 		Mario

JumpmanEdit

See also: Mario § Creation

"Jumpman" is an early name of Mario, first attested in the North American instructions for the arcade game Donkey Kong.

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese プレイヤー[?]
Pureiyā 		Player most Donkey Kong arcade materials
ジャンプマン[?]
Janpuman 		Jumpman most post-release materials
Dutch Jump Man[?] -
French Jumpman[?] -
German Jumpman[?] -
Italian Jumpman[?] -
Russian Джампмен[?]
Dzhampmen 		Jumpman
Spanish Jumpman[?] -

The Great GonzalesEdit

"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 Notes
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 		Great Gonzales
Chinese (traditional) 偉大的岡薩雷茲[?]
Wěidà de Gāngsàléizī 		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 ExecutionerEdit

"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 Notes
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 Chǔxíng Rén 		The Executioner from Hell
Chinese (traditional) 來自地獄的處刑人[?]
Láizì Dìyù de Chǔxíng Rén 		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[?]
Jiog-eseo on Jibhaengja 		Executioner from Hell
Spanish El azote del ring[?] The ring's striker

The Superstar SequelEdit

"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 Notes
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 		The Devil Returnee
Chinese (traditional) 魔鬼回歸者[?]
Móguǐ Huíguīzhě 		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 ring's stalker; same title as for The Merciless Executioner

Mario (Musician)Edit

"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 Notes
Japanese マリオ (バンドマン)[27]
Mario (Bando Man) 		Mario (Bandman)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (乐团成员)[28]
Mǎlì'ōu (Yuètuán Chéngyuán) 		Mario (Band Member)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (樂團成員)[29]
Mǎlì'ōu (Yuètuán Chéngyuán) 		Mario (Band Member)
French Mario (musicien)[30] Mario (musician)
German Mario (Musiker)[31] Mario (Musician)
Italian Mario (musicista)[32] Mario (musician)
Korean 마리오(뮤지션)[33]
Mario (Myujisyeon) 		Mario (Musician)
Portuguese Mario (músico)[34] Mario (musician)
Spanish (NOA) Mario (músico)[35] Mario (musician)
Spanish (NOE) Mario (Músico)[36] Mario (Musician)

Mario (Hakama)Edit

"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 calendar from Club Nintendo.

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese マリオ (はかま)[?]
Mario (Hakama) 		Mario (Hakama)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (日式裤裙)[?]
Mǎlì'ōu (Rìshìkùqún) 		Mario (Hakama)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (日式褲裙)[?]
Mǎlì'ōu (Rìshìkùqún) 		Mario (Hakama)
French Mario (hakama)[?] -
German Mario (Hakama)[?] -
Italian Mario (hakama)[?] -
Korean 마리오(하카마)[?]
Mario (Hakama) 		Mario (hakama)
Portuguese Mario (hakama)[?] -
Spanish (NOA) Mario (hakama)[?] -
Spanish (NOE) Mario (Hakama)[?] -

Mario (Santa)Edit

"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 Notes
Japanese マリオ（サンタ）[37]
Mario (Santa) 		Mario (Santa)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (圣诞)[38]
Mǎlì'ōu (Shèngdàn) 		Mario (Christmas)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (聖誕)[39]
Mǎlì'ōu (Shèngdàn) 		Mario (Christmas)
French Mario (père Noël)[40] Mario (Santa Claus)
German Mario (Weihnachten)[41] Mario (Christmas)
Italian Mario (natalizio)[42] Mario (Christmas)
Korean 마리오(산타)[43]
Mario (Santa) 		Mario (Santa)
Portuguese Mario (Noel)[44] Mario (Santa)
Spanish Mario (Papá Noel)[45][46] Mario (Father Christmas)

Mario (Happi)Edit

"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 Notes
Japanese マリオ (はっぴ)[47]
Mario (Happi) 		Mario (Happi)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (法被)[48]
Mǎlì'ōu (Fǎbèi) 		Mario (Happi)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (法被)[49]
Mǎlì'ōu (Fǎbèi) 		Mario (Happi)
French Mario (happi)[50] -
German Mario (Happi)[51] -
Italian Mario (happi)[52] -
Korean 마리오(핫피)[53]
Mario (Hatpi) 		Mario (Happi)
Portuguese Mario (happi)[54] -
Spanish (NOA) Mario (happi)[55] -
Spanish (NOE) Mario (Happi)[56] -

Mario (Classic)Edit

"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 Notes
Japanese マリオ (クラシック)[?]
Mario (Kurashikku) 		Mario (Classic)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (经典)[?]
Mǎlì'ōu (Jīngdiǎn) 		Mario (Classic)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (經典)[?]
Mǎlì'ōu (Jīngdiǎn) 		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 (NOA) Mario (clásico)[?] Mario (classic)
Spanish (NOE) Mario (Clásico)[?] Mario (Classic)

Mario (Chef)Edit

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

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese マリオ (コック)[57]
Mario (Kokku) 		Mario (Cook)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (厨师)[58]
Mǎlì'ōu (Chúshī) 		Mario (Chef)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (廚師)[59]
Mǎlì'ōu (Chúshī) 		Mario (Chef)
French Mario (chef)[60] Mario (chef)
German Mario (Koch)[61] Mario (Cook)
Italian Mario (chef)[62] -
Korean 마리오(요리사)[63]
Mario (Yorisa) 		Mario (Chef)
Portuguese Mario (mestre-cuca)[64] Mario (master-chef)
Spanish (NOA) Mario (chef)[65] -
Spanish (NOE) Mario (Chef)[66] -

Mario (Swimwear)Edit

"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 Notes
Japanese マリオ (スイマー)[?]
Mario (Suimā) 		Mario (Swimmer)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (泳装)[?]
Mǎlì'ōu (Yǒngzhuāng) 		Mario (Swimmer)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (泳裝)[?]
Mǎlì'ōu (Yǒngzhuāng) 		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 (NOA) Mario (traje de baño)[?] Mario (swimsuit)
Spanish (NOE) Mario (Traje de baño)[?] Mario (Swimsuit)

Mario (SNES)Edit

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

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese マリオ (SFC)[?]
Mario (SFC) 		Mario (SFC)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (SFC)[?]
Mǎlì'ōu (SFC) 		Mario (SFC)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (SFC)[?]
Mǎlì'ōu (SFC) 		Mario (SFC)
French Mario (SNES)[?] -
German Mario (SNES)[?] -
Italian Mario (SNES)[?] -
Korean 마리오(SFC)[?]
Mario (SFC) 		Mario (SFC)
Portuguese Mario (SNES)[?] -
Spanish Mario (SNES)[67] -

Mario (Sunshine)Edit

"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 Notes
Japanese マリオ (サンシャイン)[68]
Mario (Sanshain) 		Mario (Sunshine)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (阳光)[69]
Mǎlì'ōu (Yángguāng) 		Mario (Sunshine)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (陽光)[70]
Mǎlì'ōu (Yángguāng) 		Mario (Sunshine)
French Mario (Sunshine)[71] -
German Mario (Sunshine)[72] -
Italian Mario (Sunshine)[73] -
Korean 마리오(Sunshine)[74]
Mario (Sunshine) 		Mario (Sunshine)
Portuguese Mario (Sunshine)[75] -
Spanish Mario (Sunshine)[76][77] -

Mario (Halloween)Edit

"Mario (Halloween)" is the name used in Mario Kart Tour in reference to a specific Halloween outfit worn by Mario in promotional artwork. This outfit consists of a pumpkin headpiece and a purple vampire cape.

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese マリオ (ハロウィン)[78]
Mario (Harowin) 		Mario (Halloween)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (万圣节)[79]
Mǎlì'ōu (Wànshèngjié) 		Mario (Halloween)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (萬聖節)[80]
Mǎlì'ōu (Wànshèngjié) 		Mario (Halloween)
French Mario (Halloween)[81] -
German Mario (Halloween)[82] -
Italian Mario (Halloween)[83] -
Korean 마리오(핼러윈)[84]
Mario (Haelleowin) 		Mario (Halloween)
Portuguese Mario (Dia das Bruxas)[85] Mario (Halloween), lit. Mario (Day of the Witches)
Spanish Mario (Halloween)[86][87] -

Mario (Racing)Edit

"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 Notes
Japanese マリオ (レーサー)[?]
Mario (Rēsā) 		Mario (Racer)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (赛手)[?]
Mǎlì'ōu (Sàishǒu) 		Mario (Racer)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (賽車手)[?]
Mǎlì'ōu (Sàichēshǒu) 		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)Edit

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

Language Name Meaning Notes
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) 		Mario (Wedding Dress)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (結婚禮服)[?]
Mǎlì'ōu (Jiéhūn Lǐfú) 		Mario (Wedding Dress)
Dutch Mario (bruiloft)[88] Mario (wedding)
French Mario (mariage)[88] Mario (marriage)
Mario (smoking)[?] Mario (tuxedo)
German Mario (Bräutigam)[88] Mario (Wedding)
Mario (Frack)[?] Mario (tailcoat)
Italian Mario (sposo)[88] Mario (wedding)
Mario (smoking)[?] Mario (tuxedo)
Korean 마리오(웨딩)[?]
Mario (Weding) 		Mario (Wedding)
Portuguese Mario (casaca)[?] Mario (tailcoat)
Spanish (NOA) Mario (nupical)[88] Mario (nuptial)
Mario (frac)[?] Mario (tailcoat)
Spanish (NOE) Mario (Frac)[?] Mario (Tailcoat)

Mario (Baseball)Edit

"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 Notes
Japanese マリオ (野球)[89]
Mario (Yakyū) 		Mario (Baseball)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (棒球)[90]
Mǎlì'ōu (Bàngqiú) 		Mario (Baseball)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (棒球)[91]
Mǎlì'ōu (Bàngqiú) 		Mario (Baseball)
French Mario (baseball)[92] -
German Mario (Baseball)[93] -
Italian Mario (baseball)[94] -
Korean 마리오(야구)[95]
Mario (Yagu) 		Mario (Baseball)
Portuguese Mario (beisebol)[96] Mario (baseball)
Spanish (NOA) Mario (béisbol)[97] Mario (baseball)
Spanish (NOE) Mario (Béisbol)[98] Mario (Baseball)

Mario (Satellaview)Edit

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

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese マリオ (サテラビュー)[99]
Mario (Saterabyū) 		Mario (Satellaview)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (Satellaview)[100]
Mǎlì'ōu (Satellaview) 		Mario (Satellaview)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (Satellaview)[101]
Mǎlì'ōu (Satellaview) 		Mario (Satellaview)
French Mario (Satellaview)[102] -
German Mario (Satellaview)[103] -
Italian Mario (Satellaview)[104] -
Korean 마리오(Satellaview)[105]
Mario (Satellaview) 		Mario (Satellaview)
Portuguese Mario (Satellaview)[106] -
Spanish Mario (Satellaview)[107][108] -

Mario (Golf)Edit

"Mario (Golf)" refers in Mario Kart Tour to Mario while he wears an attire 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 Notes
Japanese マリオ (ゴルフ)[?]
Mario (Gorufu) 		Mario (Golf)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (高尔夫)[?]
Mǎlì'ōu (Gāo'ěrfū) 		Mario (Golf)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (高爾夫)[?]
Mǎlì'ōu (Gāo'ěrfū) 		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 (NOA) Mario (golfista)[?] Mario (golfer)
Spanish (NOE) Mario (Golfista)[?] Mario (Golfer)

Mario (Aviator)Edit

"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 Notes
Japanese マリオ (パイロット)[?]
Mario (Pairotto) 		Mario (Pilot)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (飞行员)[?]
Mǎlì'ōu (Fēixíngyuán) 		Mario (Aviator)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (飛行員)[?]
Mǎlì'ōu (Fēixíngyuán) 		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 (NOA) Mario (aviador)[?] Mario (aviator)
Spanish (NOE) Mario (Aviador)[?] Mario (Aviator)

Mario (Samurai)Edit

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

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese マリオ (武者)[109]
Mario (Musha) 		Mario (Warrior)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (武士)[110]
Mǎlì'ōu (Wǔshì) 		Mario (Warrior)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (武士)[111]
Mǎlì'ōu (Wǔshì) 		Mario (Warrior)
French Mario (samouraï)[112] Mario (samurai)
German Mario (Samurai)[113] -
Italian Mario (samurai)[114] -
Korean 마리오(무사)[115]
Mario (Musa) 		Mario (Warrior)
Portuguese Mario (samurai)[116] -
Spanish (NOA) Mario (samurái)[117] Mario (samurai)
Spanish (NOE) Mario (Samurái)[118] Mario (Samurai)

Mario (King)Edit

"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 Notes
Japanese マリオ (王様)[119]
Mario (Ōsama) 		Mario (King)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (国王)[120]
Mǎlì'ōu (Guówáng) 		Mario (King)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (國王)[121]
Mǎlì'ōu (Guówáng) 		Mario (King)
French Mario (roi)[122] Mario (king)
German Mario (König)[123] Mario (King)
Italian Mario (re)[124] Mario (king)
Korean 마리오(왕)[125]
Mario (Wang) 		Mario (King)
Portuguese Mario (rei)[126] Mario (king)
Spanish (NOA) Mario (rey)[127] Mario (king)
Spanish (NOE) Mario (Rey)[128] Mario (King)

Mario (Black Suit)Edit

"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 Notes
Japanese マリオ (スーツ)[129]
Mario (Sūtsu) 		Mario (Suit)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧 (西服)[130]
Mǎlì'ōu (Xīfú) 		Mario (Suit)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐 (西服)[131]
Mǎlì'ōu (Xīfú) 		Mario (Suit)
French Mario (costume noir)[132] Mario (black suit)
German Mario (Ganove)[133] Mario (Crook)
Italian Mario (vestito di feltro)[134] Mario (felt suit)
Korean 마리오(양복)[135]
Mario (Yangbok) 		Mario (Suit)
Portuguese Mario (terno preto)[136] Mario (black suit)
Spanish (NOA) Mario (traje negro)[137] Mario (black suit)
Spanish (NOE) Mario (Traje negro)[138] Mario (Black suit)

Mario (Mechanic)Edit

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese マリオ(メカニック)[?]
Mario (Mekanikku) 		Mario (Mechanic)
Chinese (simplified) 马力欧(机械工)[?]
Mǎlì'ōu (jīxiè gōng) 		Mario (Mechanic)
Chinese (traditional) 瑪利歐(機械工)[?]
Mǎlì'ōu (jīxiè gōng) 		Mario (Mechanic)
French Mario (mécano)[?] Mario (mechanic)
German Mario (Mechaniker)[?] Mario (Mechanic)
Italian Mario (meccanico)[?] Mario (mechanic)
Korean 마리오(메카닉)[?]
Mario (Mekanig) 		Mario (Mechanic)
Portuguese Mario (mecânico)[?] Mario (mechanic)
Spanish (NOA) Mario (mecánico)[?] Mario (mechanic)
Spanish (NOE) Mario (Mecánico)[?] Mario (Mechanic)

ReferencesEdit

  1. ^ Gallery:Mario Bros. (game) § Logos
  2. ^ ニンテンドーDSの 『GAME & WATCH COLLECTION』の説明書では「救助マンの残りの数」と表記されています 『ゲームボーイギャラリー2』の3DS VCの説明書には「マリオの残り数」と書かれています
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[Edit]
Names in other languages
Characters Birdo • Bowser (King Koopa's alter egos) • King Boo • Luigi • Mario • Pauline • Princess Daisy • Princess Peach • Rosalina • Toad • Toadette • Waluigi • Wario • Yoshi
Species Sammer Guys • Shy Guys
Items Badges • Banandium Gems • Bonus Stars • Cat Shines • Fossils • Kingdom Builder items • Mario Kart World outfits • Mii Racing Suits • Power Moons (By kingdom: A–K · L–M · N–Z) • Stickers • Super Mario Bros. Wonder badges • Super Mario Odyssey clothing • Super Mario Odyssey souvenirs
Music Mario Party series • Super Mario Odyssey • WarioWare: Smooth Moves • Super Mario tracks on Nintendo Music
Quizzes Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door quiz questions and answers • Super Paper Mario quiz questions and answers
Miscellaneous Donkey Kong Country Returns image extras • LEGO Super Mario sets (A–C · D–K · L–P · R–Y) • Mario Kart Tour actions
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