Yoshi's Egg
- This article is about the recurring objects in the Super Mario franchise. For other uses, see Yoshi's Egg (disambiguation).
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 Artwork from Play Nintendo | |||
| First appearance | Super Mario Kodansha manga ("Yoshi's Island - Donut Plains") / Super Mario-kun ("Save Princess Peach!! The Start of a New Adventure!!") (1990) | ||
| Latest appearance | Yoshi and the Mysterious Book (2026) | ||
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Yoshi's Eggs,[1][2] also formatted as Yoshi's eggs,[3][4] Yoshi Eggs,[5][6] or Yoshi eggs, are objects from which Baby Yoshis hatch. Yoshi's Eggs can contain other items or characters in some situations. Yoshi's Eggs are additionally referred to as eggs for short, such as in instruction manuals.[7] The standard design of a Yoshi's Egg is white with green dots, but they can appear in a variety of colors, depending on either the Yoshi that laid the egg or the egg's contents or properties. There are also gigantic variations known as Giant Eggs.
Yoshi utilizes several abilities with eggs, namely throwing them as projectiles. A Yoshi's Egg is an emblem associated with Yoshis in general. Many games use Yoshi's Eggs as containers that Yoshi resides in, with some of them specifying Yoshi is trapped in eggs by villains. Outside of the Game & Watch Gallery series, games rarely depict a Yoshi hatching from an egg that is shown to be laid by another one.
The egg is shown as the emblem for Yoshi in various games and other places, such as the Mario Kart series and the Super Nintendo World Power-Up Band.
History[edit]
Super Mario series[edit]
Super Mario World / Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2[edit]
Yoshi Eggs first appear in Super Mario World. When one is discovered in a ? Block, Yoshi hatches from it, having been trapped in one by Bowser along with his fellow Yoshis.[8][9] If Yoshi is already nearby, a 1-Up Mushroom emerges instead.[10] The player character recovers a brown-spotted egg after completing a Castle,[11] though they appear in a variety of colors in the GBA reissue,[12] to match the colors of the little Yoshis that hatch from each of them in the ending of both versions.[13][14] If a Yoshi eats ten red berries, a Super Mushroom hatches from it.[15] In the remake, the type of power-up is dependent on the Yoshi's color: eggs from a Green Yoshi hatch out a Super Mushroom,[16] eggs from a Red Yoshi hatch out a Fire Flower, eggs from a Blue Yoshi hatch out a Cape Feather,[17] and yellow eggs hatch out a Starman. If two pink berries are eaten, the egg will hatch a Yoshi Cloud.[18] When the egg is expelled, it acts as a projectile. It can defeat enemies or activate blocks until it hatches.
There are also multicolored eggs that appear outside item boxes in the Star World levels. Approaching one of these will cause it to hatch into a little Yoshi, with its color matching the color of the egg. In Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2, the Bros. can find an egg of any color in a ? Block after finding the corresponding Yoshi in Star World and feeding it enough enemies or objects to grow it to maturity, though which egg will spawn is dependent on the Bros.' current form. The possible outcomes are as follows; forms written in italics will always spawn that particular Yoshi, assuming it has already been found and fed in Star World, whereas forms not written in italics will randomly spawn a Yoshi among those which have already been unlocked:
- Green Yoshi for Small Mario, Super Mario, Fire Mario (if Red Yoshi has not been found and fed yet), and Caped Mario (if Blue Yoshi has not been found and fed yet).
- Yellow Yoshi for Small Mario, Super Mario, Fire Mario (if Red Yoshi has not been found and fed yet), and Caped Mario (if Blue Yoshi has not been found and fed yet).
- Red Yoshi for Small Mario, Super Mario, Fire Mario, and Caped Mario (if Blue Yoshi has not been found and fed yet).
- Blue Yoshi for Small Mario, Super Mario, Fire Mario (if Red Yoshi has not been found and fed yet) and Caped Mario.
Super Mario Bros. Deluxe[edit]
Yoshi Eggs[19] appear in each level of challenge mode in Super Mario Bros. Deluxe. Every Yoshi Egg is located only in a Hidden Block, usually one exclusive to Challenge Mode. Collecting the egg earns the player 2,000 points, and a Yoshi hatches from the egg upon clearing the level. The Toy Box has an unlockable feature where the player can find the approximate location of a Yoshi Egg within a random level,[19] titled "Yoshi Is Here!" Collecting every Yoshi Egg unlocks the Peach Award.[20]
Super Mario Advance[edit]
Yoshi Eggs are collectable in Yoshi Challenge, a mode available after completing the main game in Super Mario Advance. Every level has two Yoshi Eggs, located in place of the Mushrooms in Subspace. If the player loses a life, they have to collect the eggs in the level again. The player has to complete the level normally for any collected Yoshi Eggs to be properly recorded, as using a Subspace Warp in a level that has them will not count. Once every Yoshi Egg is found in a world, a Yoshi hatches from each of them.[21]
Super Mario Sunshine[edit]
Yoshi eggs[22] become available in Super Mario Sunshine after completing The Wilted Sunflowers, an episode of Pinna Park, causing Shadow Mario to appear with a Yoshi egg in front of the Grand Pianta Statue in Delfino Plaza.[23] Yoshi Eggs permanently appear in other levels after this occurs, but the player must defeat Shadow Mario to make a Yoshi Egg appear in Delfino Plaza[24]. There is a thought bubble depicting a certain fruit within each Yoshi egg, from which a Yoshi can hatch when presented with the requested fruit; the color of the Yoshi that emerges depends on which fruit is given to it. If Yoshi is defeated, he returns inside of the egg in its original location.[25]
Super Mario 64 DS[edit]
Yoshi's Eggs are projectiles that only Yoshi can use in Super Mario 64 DS. A Yoshi's Egg is produced by swallowing nearly any enemy,[26] and he can throw it as a projectile.[26] Only one Yoshi's Egg can follow behind Yoshi at a time. If Yoshi swallows a crate, the egg takes the form of a cube,[27] and slides across the ground like a regular crate when thrown.[28] A Yoshi's Egg automatically disappears if Yoshi collects a Power Flower or puts on a cap. Yoshi cannot throw an egg while under the effects of a Super Mushroom. Yoshi's Egg symbols also appear in two of Luigi's minigames, Mario Slot and Super Mario Slot, where getting three in a row earns the player five coins.
Super Mario 64 did not feature any Yoshi's Eggs, but an unused egg texture can be found in the game's coding.
Super Mario Galaxy[edit]
While the Yoshi's Eggs themselves do not appear as actual interactive objects in Super Mario Galaxy, there is a planet in the Good Egg Galaxy that resembles the Yoshi's Egg.
New Super Mario Bros. Wii[edit]
Yoshi eggs return in New Super Mario Bros. Wii. Two green ones are first seen in the background of the opening cutscene, where a small one with a blue bow is next to a larger one with a pink bow.[29] As interactable objects, Yoshi's Eggs work like they do in Super Mario World and appear in World 1-3, World 2-5, World 3-2, World 4-5, World 6-4, and World 7-6. In multiplayer, a difference is that the number of Yoshi eggs that appear from a certain ? Block or Brick Block, and therefore the number of Yoshis, is the same as the number of players onscreen. Besides eating five fruits, a Yoshi egg can also hatch if a Yoshi eats a Pokey during a vocal "paah."[30]
In the E3 2009 prototype, the pink Yoshi eggs were originally red eggs from which a Red Yoshi would hatch.[31]
Super Mario Galaxy 2[edit]
Yoshi eggs in Super Mario Galaxy 2 play a larger role than in the game's predecessor. They are located on nest-like holes within several galaxies. The first mission of Yoshi Star Galaxy involves breaking open a Yoshi egg that Yoshi had been trapped inside of.[32] An egg breaks if either jumped on or spun into. If the player loses Yoshi, he retreats into his egg, which returns to its original location. A Yoshi egg also appears on the "nose" of Starship Mario after completing the first mission of Yoshi Star Galaxy.[33][34]
New Super Mario Bros. U / New Super Luigi U / New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe[edit]
Yoshi eggs in New Super Mario Bros. U, New Super Luigi U, and their port work the same as they do in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, except only green Yoshi eggs hatch Yoshis; such eggs also appear from certain Hidden Blocks. The game introduces a golden variation with white spots that hatches Glowing Baby Yoshis, except only one appears from certain ? Blocks and hatch the exact number of Glowing Baby Yoshis as the number of players presently onscreen.
In New Super Mario Bros. U, green Yoshi eggs appear in the levels Yoshi Hill, Perilous Pokey Cave, Above the Cheep Cheep Seas, Prickly Goombas!, Fuzzy Clifftop, and Seesaw Shrooms, while Glowing Baby Yoshi eggs appear in the levels Fire Snake Cavern and Which-Way Labyrinth. In New Super Luigi U, green Yoshi eggs and Glowing Baby Yoshi eggs appear in fewer levels than in New Super Mario Bros. U. Green Yoshi Eggs appear in levels Rolling Yoshi Hills, Underground Grrrols, Beanstalk Jungle, Fire and Ice, and Above the Bouncy Clouds, while Glowing Baby Yoshi eggs only appear in the level Piranhas in the Dark.
In the E3 2012 prototype of New Super Mario Bros. U, large blue Yoshi eggs with white spots that hatch Bubble Baby Yoshis and likewise for Balloon Baby Yoshis from magenta Yoshi eggs with white spots can appear from certain ? Blocks.[35] Both eggs would go unused since both types of Baby Yoshis are located on the world map, where they follow players instead.
Super Mario Maker / Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS[edit]
Yoshi's Eggs reappear in Super Mario Maker and its port. They and the Yoshis that hatch from them are usable only in the Super Mario World and New Super Mario Bros. U styles, since Goomba's Shoes are their equivalents in Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario Bros. 3 styles. If an egg or the resulting Yoshi is crushed, it disappears. A Yoshi's Egg can be changed into big Yoshi's Egg from which two Yoshis hatch before running as if an enemy or obstacle had hit them. It is possible to place more than one Yoshi's Egg, though only two hatch Yoshis while the others disappear. A Yoshi's Egg on a track does not hatch until the player touches it, knocking it off of the track, not does a Yoshi's Egg hatch within a Koopa Clown Car.
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Super Mario Run[edit]
In Super Mario Run, the Yoshis' houses, which appear as buildings in Kingdom Builder and unlock their respective Yoshis as playable characters when placed for the first time, take the appearance of Yoshi's Eggs in their corresponding colors. Additionally, in the event celebrating the release of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, the statue of Yoshi as he appears in the film depicts him holding an egg, while Yoshi's Eggs serve as the mission icons.
Super Mario Odyssey[edit]
Yoshi's Eggs in Super Mario Odyssey appear in secret areas of the Dark Side and on top of Peach's Castle in the Mushroom Kingdom. A Yoshi's Egg can be broken from either a jump or being hit by Cappy to break it, causing Yoshi to hatch.
Super Mario Maker 2[edit]
Yoshi's Eggs in Super Mario Maker 2 are mostly like in Super Mario Maker, but with a few differences. A Yoshi's Egg can be attached to a parachute, and dragging a Super Mushroom onto a Yoshi's Egg turns it red instead, hatching a Red Yoshi with the ability to breathe fire.
Super Mario World television series[edit]
Luigi is turned into an egg by a Koopa Wizard in "The Yoshi Shuffle",[36] resembling an inverted Yoshi's Egg from being green with white spots.
An actual Yoshi's Egg appears in "Mama Luigi". During a flashback, Luigi finds it inside of a ? Block in the Lava Pits, from which Yoshi as a baby immediately hatches. While Yoshi is green, this egg has red spots instead.
Yoshi franchise[edit]
Yoshi[edit]
Top and bottom halves of a Yoshi's egg appear on the playing field throughout Yoshi. Stacking the two halves together will hatch a Yoshi, earning 50 points for the player, as well as an additional 50 points for each enemy plowed through as the upper half travels down to meet the bottom half. If a top half of the egg lands without its matching bottom half below, it disappears. A bottom half of an egg can land above another, making the lower egg half unusable. The type of Yoshi that hatches from the egg half depends on how many enemies were caught between the two pieces:
Little Yoshi: 0 enemies (as well as 1 in the Famicom/NES version)
Yoshi: 2-4 enemies (Famicom/NES version) or 1-3 enemies (Game Boy version)
Winged Yoshi: 5-6 (Famicom/NES version) or 4-5 enemies (Game Boy version)
Star Yoshi: 7 (Famicom/NES version) or 6 enemies (Game Boy version)
Yoshi series[edit]
Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island / Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3[edit]
Eggs in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island and its port can be produced by swallowing enemies and then thrown. A Yoshi has to aim an egg before throwing it. When an egg is throw, it bounces off surrounding surfaces twice before falling offscreen, turning yellow and then red with each bounce. Eggs are produced by Egg Blocks and spit out by Egg Plants until there are six in total. Throwing an egg into a tulip causes it to produce some Stars.
Other egg varieties include yellow eggs, which produce coins; red eggs, which produce two Stars;[37] Flashing Eggs, which produce a Red Coin; and Giant Eggs, which are created from swallowing a Fat Guy, as well as red Giant Eggs that are used only in the final battle with Big Baby Bowser.
Yoshi's Story[edit]
Yoshi eggs are laid automatically in Yoshi's Story when an enemy is eaten, but the eggs are still used as projectile weapons. Unlike in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, the eggs hold no special effects, although eggs thrown by the White and Black Yoshis have more of an explosive impact. When a Yoshi eats a colored Shy Guy, it lays a Yoshi egg with spots that match the colored Shy Guy, including Black Shy Guys, though black-spotted eggs do not explode when thrown unless the Black Yoshi or White Yoshi is active. Every other enemy that can be eaten by a Yoshi automatically produces a green-spotted egg. The spots of an Egg Block and its produced eggs are always green, though in international releases, both match the color of the current Yoshi.[38] The tech demo port features the eggs as flat 2D sprites with an outline that indicate Yoshi's health alongside the Smile Meter.
Yoshi's Island DS[edit]
Yoshi's Eggs in Yoshi's Island DS function like in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. There are also flashing Eggs, which are out of reach in the stage Yoshi's Island Easter Eggs and used to count how many rooms are cleared. Giant Eggs have a similar role as in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, since they are used to attack Bowser in the two final battles against him.
Yoshi's New Island[edit]
Yoshi eggs reappear in Yoshi's New Island, working the same as before. The game introduces Mega Eggdozers and Metal Eggdozers, both capable of destroying several giant items and enemies.
The official North American website has an "Egg Hunt" feature where clicking on lightly shaking Yoshi Eggs would show the reader a tip.[39] There are eight of these Yoshi eggs, with two being green, four being yellow, and two being red.
Yoshi's Woolly World / Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World[edit]
Yoshi's Eggs do not appear in Yoshi's Woolly World and Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World as items, as yarn balls replace them. However, Yoshi's Eggs make several other appearances. A Yoshi's Egg encases Yoshi after entering a Transformation Door. After bouncing around the screen, it hatches to reveal Yoshi's changed form. If the form being used is Mega Yoshi, then the egg instead swells up to a larger size before opening. After every Smiley Flower in the game is collected, the Big Yarn Ball on Craft Island transforms into the course Wonderful World of Wool. The icon for this course is a Yoshi's Egg with spots of different colors. In co-op mode, if one player is scrolled too far off-screen, they return to the other player inside a Yoshi's Egg with wings. In Mellow Mode, the player can receive an Invincibility Egg power up, which is also a Yoshi's Egg with wings.
A Yoshi's Egg is also used as the icon for Classic Mode and the world list on the world map's pause menu, and doilies with Yoshi's Egg designs with spots matching each world's theme color appear on the ground at each of the World Bobbins on Craft Island. In Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World, the World Bobbins are instead placed sequentially in each world, with the color of the Yoshi's Egg on the dollies matching the world where the bobbin is. The sign next to the World Bobbin leading back to Craft Island in Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World has a Yoshi's Egg on it.
Yoshi's Crafted World[edit]
Yoshi's Eggs reappear in Yoshi's Crafted World, and function the same as in earlier Yoshi platforming games, although they can now be thrown at the items in the back and foregrounds. In addition, after throwing an egg at a surface such as a wall, Yoshi can jump off the egg as it bounces off that surface to gain extra height.[40] In this game, there are four different colors of Yoshi eggs: green, red, golden yellow, and blue although the last three colors can only be obtained from an Egg Block or an Egg Plant. Moreover, by throwing these eggs on enemies, Yoshi can obtain items according to the color (except for green eggs): red eggs give 3 hearts, golden yellow eggs give 3 coins and blue eggs give 3 more eggs.
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book[edit]
Yoshi's Eggs reappear in Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, and function the same as in previous Yoshi platforming games. Yoshi can get them by eating creatures, receiving them from Egg Flowers or breaking crates with a Yoshi's Egg illustration. Some discoveries require shooting an Egg on the studied creatures.
Yoshi Touch & Go[edit]
The Yoshi's Eggs of Yoshi Touch & Go function like they do in the Yoshi's Island series, except they are made by eating fruit.
Club Nintendo[edit]
In the Club Nintendo comic "Ostern im Schwammerlland", the Easter bunny dropped a Yoshi egg, out of which Yoshi emerged.
A Yoshi egg has a major role in "Mario in Mariozilla". In this story, some fog coming out of Kamek's broom shrinks the Magikoopa and Mario to ant-size. When they sit on a blade of grass waiting for help, Yoshi swallows them. All attempts to get the two out of Yoshi's mouth fail, but ultimately Dr. Light gets the idea that Yoshi laying an egg could be the solution to the problem. Yoshi obviously has difficulties doing so, but two hours later, he finally lays an egg. Light breaks it up and Mario and Kamek come out of it.
Mario Kart series[edit]
Super Mario Kart[edit]
An egg is an item that can only be used by Yoshi in Super Mario Kart,[41] if he is a CPU. The egg has the same function as a Banana but with short bouncing animations.
Mario Kart 64[edit]
Though no regular Yoshi's Eggs appear in Mario Kart 64, a Giant Egg does appear as an obstacle in Yoshi Valley. Yoshi's Eggs would have supposedly appeared, as seen from unused data.[42]
Mario Kart: Double Dash!![edit]
Yoshi's Egg is Yoshi's special item in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! His partner, Birdo, has the similar Birdo's Egg for a special item, and both look nearly the same except Birdo's Egg has magenta spots. When thrown, the Yoshi's Egg rolls along after a nearby opponent,[43] functioning like a Red Shell somewhat. When the Yoshi's Egg breaks, three random items are released,[43] which can be Green Shells, Mushrooms, Bananas, Stars, or Bob-ombs. The Yoshi's Egg breaks after rolling for a while, whether the player is in first or the Yoshi's Egg takes too long to hit the nearest target.
Mario Kart Arcade GP subseries[edit]
The Rolling Egg is the special item of Yoshi in Mario Kart Arcade GP and Mario Kart Arcade GP 2. It can be launched not only forward but also backward, though the Rolling Egg moves aimlessly, in the manner of a Green Shell. The Rolling Egg does not release items upon breaking.
Yoshi has some other special items similar to the Rolling Egg. The Egg Body, exclusive to the first game, gives a kart based on a Yoshi's Egg. In both games, the Mystery Egg takes the form of a Yoshi Egg with multicolored spots.
Mario Kart DS[edit]
Yoshi's Eggs are referenced in Mario Kart DS, since Yoshi's kart, Egg 1, was designed to resemble one. A Giant Egg also appears in the scenery of Yoshi Falls.
Mario Kart Wii[edit]
A Yoshi's Egg is Yoshi's emblem on karts and bikes in Mario Kart Wii. The same giant Giant Egg returns in the background of DS Yoshi Falls.
Mario Kart 7[edit]
Yoshi's Egg is featured as Yoshi's emblem in Mario Kart 7, and its likeness, the Egg 1, also returns.
Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe[edit]
The Yoshi's Egg is represented as Yoshi's emblem in Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and the spots now change color depending on which Yoshi is used.[44] Yoshi's Eggs now appear in the background of N64 Yoshi Valley,[45] unlike before, but the Giant Egg remains as an obstacle. Three Yoshi's Eggs also appear in a nest in the logo of the sponsor Yoshi's Egg Market. The Egg Cup, originally included as downloadable content in the first Mario Kart 8, uses a Yoshi's Egg as its emblem.
Mario Kart Tour[edit]
Yoshi's Eggs reappear in Mario Kart Tour as the special skill of Yoshi, Red Yoshi, Orange Yoshi, Light-blue Yoshi, Yellow Yoshi, Yoshi (Reindeer), Yoshi (Egg Hunt), and Yoshi Mii Racing Suit, functioning the same way as in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! When Yoshi's Egg+ is active, the egg is bigger and drops an extra item after hitting something. The Egg 1 also appears in the game as a Super kart. The Eggshell Glider resembles the top part of a Yoshi's Egg. Yoshi's Eggs also appear as background elements in N64 Yoshi Valley like in Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.
Wario franchise[edit]
Mario & Wario[edit]
Just before the player begins LEVEL2: Yosu Ko in Mario & Wario, Wario places the upper half of a Yoshi's egg onto Mario.[46]
Wario Land II[edit]
The treasure for the third story of the "Invade Wario Castle" chapter in Wario Land II resembles a Yoshi's egg.
UNDAKE30 Same Game[edit]
Yoshi Eggs are one of the icons on the playing field in UNDAKE30 Same Game.
Game & Watch Gallery series[edit]
Game & Watch Gallery[edit]
In Game & Watch Gallery, Yoshi Eggs appear in the Modern versions of two games. In Fire, they fall out the window of Princess Peach's burning castle,[47] revealing either a Bob-omb or Super Star when broken.[48] In Oil Panic, Yoshi can lay an egg and throw it at Bowser as a method to launch him away.
Game & Watch Gallery 2[edit]
In Game & Watch Gallery 2, Yoshi Eggs appear in the Modern versions of four games.
In Parachute, three Yoshi Eggs come out of the flying ship every 100 points; one has a Super Star, and another has a Boo Buddy.
Yoshi lays an egg after every five pieces of cooked food he eats consecutively in Chef, unless he eats burnt food, but giving Yoshi five more consecutive pieces of cooked food causes a Little Yoshi to hatch in his place.
In Vermin, Fly Guys, Para Troopas, and Boo Buddies pound one of the six Yoshi Eggs if they get too close, and the game ends if an egg breaks completely.
The Yoshi variation of Ball involves juggling two or three Yoshi Eggs, depending on the difficulty.
Game & Watch Gallery 3[edit]
In Game & Watch Gallery 3, Yoshi Eggs appear in the Modern versions of two games.
One is hatched by Light Blue Yoshi in Egg if he eats a Yoshi Cookie once a cookie meter is full. Up to two eggs can be laid, with a Baby Yoshi hatching from one if there are no misses.
Toad is required to deliver Yoshi Eggs to Peach in Turtle Bridge after delivering Mushrooms successfully.
Game & Watch Gallery 4[edit]
In Game & Watch Gallery 4, Yoshi Eggs reprise their roles in the Modern versions of Fire (besides 3-Up Moons replacing Super Stars) and Chef. One of the balloons that lifts Yoshi in a hammock in the Message Board is shaped like a Yoshi Egg.[49]
Super Smash Bros. series[edit]
- SmashWiki article: Yoshi's Egg (item)
Throughout the Super Smash Bros. series, three of Yoshi's special moves involve utilizing Yoshi's Eggs in some way. Yoshi's neutral special move, Egg Lay, lets him swallow opponents and turn them into eggs, temporarily stunning them. His Egg Throw is his up special move, and for his side special move, Egg Roll (introduced in Super Smash Bros. Melee), Yoshi can encase himself in an egg and roll around. Also, his shield makes him encase himself into an egg. Additionally, for his stage entrance, Yoshi hatches from an egg.
In the opening of Super Smash Bros., a group of Yoshis are seen incubating eggs in a nest in front of the Super Happy Tree.
A single Yoshi egg appears in one of the events of Super Smash Bros. Melee. In it, Yoshi must keep the Yoshi egg from breaking. If it is broken, the player fails. If time runs out and the Yoshi egg is not broken, the player wins. The goal of the twelfth event of Super Smash Bros. Brawl,