Mushroom Marauder and Jake the Crusher Fungus

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Mushroom Marauder and Jake the Crusher Fungus
Mushroom Marauder and Jake the Crusher Fungus in The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3
The Mushroom Marauder (left) and Jake the Crusher Fungus (right)
Appears in The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 ("Tag Team Trouble") (1990)
Species Toads
“Mushroom Marauder: Sure, we'll do it. Right, Jake?
Jake the Crusher Fungus: Anything for our favorite half-pint cousin. Huh? Where'd the little squirt go?”
Mushroom Marauder and Jake the Crusher Fungus, "Tag Team Trouble"

The Mushroom Marauder and Jake the Crusher Fungus are two large Mushroom men who are professional wrestlers and Toad's cousins.

The Mushroom Marauder and Jake appear only in The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 episode "Tag Team Trouble". Because he has fallen asleep, Toad fears that King Koopa has stolen a one-million Gold Coin donation from him, which actually went to the Mushroom Kingdom Orphanage. In an attempt to earn back the money, Toad sees his cousins who agree to enter the Tag Team Wrestling Tournament to win him the prize money.

When Toad is signing up his cousins, Koopa and Cheatsy are also there to sign up the Sledge Brothers. Although the Sledge Brothers knock Toad and his cousins around initially, the Mushroom Marauder and Jake roll into the Sledge Brothers, giving Koopa the impression that his team is going to lose. Not wanting to disappoint Koopa, Cheatsy sneaks into the Mushroom Castle where the Mushroom Marauder and Jake are sleeping, puts them under hypnosis, and orders them to remain asleep for two whole days. Toad tries everything to wake them up, but he is unsuccessful. However, Mario and Luigi agree to enter the match for Toad in place of his cousins.

Names in other languages[edit]

Mushroom Marauder[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Chinese (simplified) 蘑菇掠夺者和真菌压机杰克[1]
Mógu Luèduózhě
Mushroom Marauder
Croatian Gljiva Pljačkaša[2] Marauder Mushroom
Finnish Rosvo Sienen[3] Mushroom Marauder
French Champignon Matraque[4] Mushroom Marauder
German Pilze-Plünderer[5] Mushroom Marauder
Greek Απατεώνα Μανιτάρι[6]
Apateóna Manitári
Mushroom Marauder
Italian Fungo Distruttore[7] Mushroom Destroyer
Korean 약탈자 버섯[8]
Yaktalja Beoseot
Marauder Mushroom
Polish Grzybowy Apasz[9] Mushroom Marauder
Portuguese (NOA) Cogumelo Maromba[10] "Mushroom Maromba," maromba is Brazilian slang for a strong and muscular person
Portuguese (NOE) Cogumelo Salteador[11] Mushroom Marauder Dialectus dub
Cogumelo Saqueador[12] Somnorte dub
Russian Гриб Мародёр[13]
Grib Marodyor
Mushroom Marauder
Spanish (NOA) Merodeador Hongo[14] Mushroom Marauder
Spanish (NOE) Champiñón Merodeador[15] Mushroom Marauder

Jake the Crusher Fungus[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Chinese (simplified) 真菌压机杰克[1]
Zhēnjūn Yājī Jiékè
Jake the Crusher Fungus
Croatian Jake Gljiva Drobljača[2] Jake the Crusher Fungus
French Jake l'écraseur[4] Jake the Crusher
German Jake der mächtige Brecher-Pilz[5] Jake the Mighty Crusher Fungus
Greek Τζέικ το Δυνάτο το Μύκητα[6]
Tzéik to Dunáto to Mýkita
Jake the Powerful Fungus
Italian Jake lo Stritolatore[7] Jake the Crusher
Polish Jake Zgniatacz Fungi[9] Jake the Crusher Fungi
Portuguese (NOA) Jack the Fungo Destruidor[10] Jake the Destroyer Fungus
Portuguese (NOE) Jake o Esmagado Fungus[11] Jake the Crushed Fungus Dialectus dub
Jake o Fungus Esmagador[12] Jake the Crusher Fungus Somnorte dub
Slovenian Jake Goba Drobilca[16] Jake the Crusher Fungus
Spanish (NOA) Jake el Demoledor[14] Jake the Devastator
Spanish (NOE) Jake la Prensa Primera[17] Jake the Premier Crusher original dub
Jake el Demoledor[15] Jake the Devastator re-dub

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