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Polley001 — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 09:33:07 GMT

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Pokipede Pass

Jdtendo — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 09:32:09 GMT

Added Kor, Pol, Tha names + Added sources for all names

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	\|JpnR=Hebimushi no yukiyama tozandō		\|JpnR=Hebimushi no yukiyama tozandō
	\|JpnM=Pokipedes' snowy mountain trail		\|JpnM=Pokipedes' snowy mountain trail
			\|JpnC=<ref name=ingame>In-game displayed on the world map from ''[[Super Mario Bros. Wonder]]'' (version 1.2.0, stored internally as <code>Course020</code> in message file <code>GameMsg/Name_Course.msbt</code>).</ref>
	\|ChiS=蛇虫的雪山登山步道		\|ChiS=蛇虫的雪山登山步道
	\|ChiSR=Shéchóng de Xuěshān Dēngshān Bùdào		\|ChiSR=Shéchóng de Xuěshān Dēngshān Bùdào
	\|ChiSM=Pokipedes' snow mountain trail		\|ChiSM=Pokipedes' snow mountain trail
			\|ChiSC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|ChiT=蛇蟲的雪山登山步道		\|ChiT=蛇蟲的雪山登山步道
	\|ChiTR=Shéchóng de Xuěshān Dēngshān Bùdào		\|ChiTR=Shéchóng de Xuěshān Dēngshān Bùdào
	\|ChiTM=Pokipedes' snow mountain trail		\|ChiTM=Pokipedes' snow mountain trail
			\|ChiTC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Dut=Pokipedes in de eeuwige sneeuw		\|Dut=Pokipedes in de eeuwige sneeuw
	\|DutM=Pokipedes in the eternal snow		\|DutM=Pokipedes in the eternal snow
			\|DutC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Fre=Serpattes des neiges		\|Fre=Serpattes des neiges
	\|FreM=Snow Pokipedes		\|FreM=Snow Pokipedes
			\|FreC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Ger=Tausendschlängler im tiefen Schnee		\|Ger=Tausendschlängler im tiefen Schnee
	\|GerM=Pokipedes in deep snow		\|GerM=Pokipedes in deep snow
			\|GerC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Ita=Serpipiede nella neve		\|Ita=Serpipiede nella neve
	\|ItaM=Pokipedes in the snow		\|ItaM=Pokipedes in the snow
			\|ItaC=<ref name=ingame/>
			\|Kor=뱀벌레의 서식지 설산 등산로
			\|KorC=<ref name=ingame/>
			\|Pol=Hala kłujsienicowa
			\|PolC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|PorA=As Socopeias limpa-neve!		\|PorA=As Socopeias limpa-neve!
	\|PorAM=The Snow Plow Pokipedes!		\|PorAM=The Snow Plow Pokipedes!
			\|PorAC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|PorE=Montanha das Socopeias		\|PorE=Montanha das Socopeias
	\|PorEM=Mountain of Pokipedes		\|PorEM=Mountain of Pokipedes
			\|PorEC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Rus=Перевал жукендр		\|Rus=Перевал жукендр
	\|RusR=Pereval zhukendr		\|RusR=Pereval zhukendr
	\|RusM=Pokipede Pass		\|RusM=Pokipede Pass
			\|RusC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Spa=Los Serpiés de la ruta montañosa		\|Spa=Los Serpiés de la ruta montañosa
	\|SpaM=The mountainous route's Pokipedes		\|SpaM=The mountainous route's Pokipedes
			\|SpaC=<ref name=ingame/>
			\|Tha=เขาหิมะโพคิพีด
			\|ThaC=<ref name=ingame/>
	}}		}}

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	{{SMBW levels}}		{{SMBW levels}}

File:TSMGM Bowser Jrs Paintbrush Card SMS.mp4

Polley001 — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 09:31:31 GMT

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Outmaway Valley

Jdtendo — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 09:29:57 GMT

Added Pol, Tha names + Added sources for all names

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	\|JpnR=Kōri Tsurutsuru Zundoko no Tani		\|JpnR=Kōri Tsurutsuru Zundoko no Tani
	\|JpnM=Icy Slippery Valley of the Outmaways		\|JpnM=Icy Slippery Valley of the Outmaways
			\|JpnC=<ref name=ingame>In-game displayed on the world map from ''[[Super Mario Bros. Wonder]]'' (version 1.2.0, stored internally as <code>Course022</code> in message file <code>GameMsg/Name_Course.msbt</code>).</ref>
	\|ChiS=冰块滑溜溜足小子山谷		\|ChiS=冰块滑溜溜足小子山谷
	\|ChiSR=Bīngkuài Huáliūliū Zúxiǎozi Shāngǔ		\|ChiSR=Bīngkuài Huáliūliū Zúxiǎozi Shāngǔ
	\|ChiSM=Ice Cube Slippery Valley of the Outmaways		\|ChiSM=Ice Cube Slippery Valley of the Outmaways
			\|ChiSC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|ChiT=冰塊滑溜溜足小子山谷		\|ChiT=冰塊滑溜溜足小子山谷
	\|ChiTR=Bīngkuài Huáliūliū Zúxiǎozi Shāngǔ		\|ChiTR=Bīngkuài Huáliūliū Zúxiǎozi Shāngǔ
	\|ChiTM=Ice Cube Slippery Valley of the Outmaways		\|ChiTM=Ice Cube Slippery Valley of the Outmaways
			\|ChiTC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Dut=De ijsvallei van de Outmaways		\|Dut=De ijsvallei van de Outmaways
	\|DutM=The ice valley of the Outmaways		\|DutM=The ice valley of the Outmaways
			\|DutC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Fre=Patinoire Taptou		\|Fre=Patinoire Taptou
	\|FreM=Outmaway ice rink		\|FreM=Outmaway ice rink
			\|FreC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Ger=Rutschpartie im Platzda-Tal		\|Ger=Rutschpartie im Platzda-Tal
	\|GerM=Glissade in the Outmaway Valley		\|GerM=Glissade in the Outmaway Valley
			\|GerC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Ita=Scivolando tra gli Scalciotti		\|Ita=Scivolando tra gli Scalciotti
	\|ItaM=Slipping between the Outmaways		\|ItaM=Slipping between the Outmaways
			\|ItaC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Kor=얼음이 미끌미끌 뻥차의 계곡		\|Kor=얼음이 미끌미끌 뻥차의 계곡
	\|KorR=Eoreum-i Mikkeulmikkeul Ppeongcha-ui Gyegok		\|KorR=Eoreum-i Mikkeulmikkeul Ppeongcha-ui Gyegok
	\|KorM=Icy Slippery Valley of the Outmaways		\|KorM=Icy Slippery Valley of the Outmaways
			\|KorC=<ref name=ingame/>
			\|Pol=Dolina wyganiaczy
			\|PolC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|PorA=É fria no vale dos Chutalinos!		\|PorA=É fria no vale dos Chutalinos!
	\|PorAM=It's cold in the Outmaways' valley!		\|PorAM=It's cold in the Outmaways' valley!
			\|PorAC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|PorE=Gelo escorregadio no Vale Chutalino		\|PorE=Gelo escorregadio no Vale Chutalino
	\|PorEM=Slippery Ice in Outmaway Valley		\|PorEM=Slippery Ice in Outmaway Valley
			\|PorEC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Rus=Гололед в Долине кышек		\|Rus=Гололед в Долине кышек
	\|RusR=Gololed v Doline kyshek		\|RusR=Gololed v Doline kyshek
	\|RusM=Glaze ice in the Outmaway Valley		\|RusM=Glaze ice in the Outmaway Valley
			\|RusC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Spa=El valle helado de los Patapatís		\|Spa=El valle helado de los Patapatís
	\|SpaM=The Outmaways' Icy Valley		\|SpaM=The Outmaways' Icy Valley
			\|SpaC=<ref name=ingame/>
			\|Tha=หุบเขาเอาต์มาเวย์
			\|ThaC=<ref name=ingame/>
	}}		}}

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File:TSMGM Bowser Jrs Paintbrush Card Gold.webp

Polley001 — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 09:29:56 GMT

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Polley001 — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 09:28:36 GMT

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Mammoshka

CoolSkeleton98 — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 09:26:38 GMT

History

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	==History==		==History==
	Mammoshka first appears when Mario, Luigi, [[Big Massif]] and [[Lil' Massif]] reach a point near the pinnacle of [[Mount Pajamaja]], where it is found sleeping. Big Massif and Lil' Massif both manage to creep around Mammoshka without waking it up, leaving Mario and Luigi to try doing the same. While they tried doing so, Luigi ended up sneezing and woke up Mammoshka, forcing Mario and Luigi to battle it while Big Massif and Lil' Massif fled to the area ahead. A more powerful variant of Mammoshka called [[Mammoshka X]] is fought in the [[Battle Ring (Mario & Luigi: Dream Team)\|Battle Ring]]. He is the only boss in the real world that ~~would~~ later be rematched in the Battle Ring before whose battle leads Luigi ~~freaks~~ out, rather than striking his fighting pose.		Mammoshka first appears when Mario, Luigi, [[Big Massif]] and [[Lil' Massif]] reach a point near the pinnacle of [[Mount Pajamaja]], where it is found sleeping. Big Massif and Lil' Massif both manage to creep around Mammoshka without waking it up, leaving Mario and Luigi to try doing the same. While they tried doing so, Luigi ended up sneezing and woke up Mammoshka, forcing Mario and Luigi to battle it while Big Massif and Lil' Massif fled to the area ahead. A more powerful variant of Mammoshka called [[Mammoshka X]] is fought in the [[Battle Ring (Mario & Luigi: Dream Team)\|Battle Ring]]. He is the only boss in the real world (that could later be rematched in the Battle Ring) before whose battle leads to Luigi freaking out, rather than striking his fighting pose.

	==Battle==		==Battle==

List of controversies

1468z — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 09:16:22 GMT

Undo revision 5301313 by YuRi YuZi (talk) Text copied from source article.

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	===''Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia'' English translation plagiarism===		===''Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia'' English translation plagiarism===
	Following the release of the ''[[Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia]]'' in English on October 23, 2018, it was discovered that the book featured conjectural and foreign-language names for characters from websites such as the Super Mario Wiki and Mario Wikia rather than official Nintendo venues. This especially concerned enemies and characters from ''[[Super Mario Land 2 - 6 Golden Coins]]'', as well as others such as [[Blue Swipin' Stu]] (dubbed by the book by its former conjectural name used on the Super Mario Wiki, "Soarin' Stu"), and [[Comet Luma\|Lumacomète]], which is actually the character's French name, used by the Super Mario Wiki at one point due to a lack of an English name.<ref>{{cite\|author=McFerran, Damien\|language=en\|date=October 24, 2018\|url=www.nintendolife.com/news/2018/10/it_looks_like_the_official_super_mario_encyclopedia_plagiarised_a_fan-made_wiki\|title=It Looks Like The Official Super Mario Encyclopedia Plagiarised A Fan-Made Wiki\|publisher=Nintendo Life\|accessdate=July 5, 2024}}</ref>		Following the release of the ''[[Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia]]'' in English on October 23, 2018, it was discovered that the book featured conjectural and foreign-language names for characters from websites such as the Super Mario Wiki and Mario Wikia rather than official Nintendo venues. This especially concerned enemies and characters from ''[[Super Mario Land 2 - 6 Golden Coins]]'', as well as others such as [[Blue Swipin' Stu]] (dubbed by the book by its former conjectural name used on the Super Mario Wiki, "Soarin' Stu"), and [[Comet Luma\|Lumacomète]], which is actually the character's French name, used by the Super Mario Wiki at one point due to a lack of an English name.<ref>{{cite\|author=McFerran, Damien\|language=en\|date=October 24, 2018\|url=www.nintendolife.com/news/2018/10/it_looks_like_the_official_super_mario_encyclopedia_plagiarised_a_fan-made_wiki\|title=It Looks Like The Official Super Mario Encyclopedia Plagiarised A Fan-Made Wiki\|publisher=Nintendo Life\|accessdate=July 5, 2024}}</ref>

	~~===[[Super Nintendo World]] fan art controversy===~~
	Twitter user uJidow (@ujidow) shared a photo claiming that Nintendo is using their old Mario rendering on the official Super Nintendo World website. If we take a look at Universal’s rendering on the left, and uJidow’s on the right, the two look quite identical.Comicbook.com shared an interesting comment on the story, stating that it is not highly uncommon for a mixup such as this to occur as unofficial fan art can often be mistaken as the original. That being said, it is not yet clear if that is the case here, and if the mistake was indeed an innocent mixup. The Mario fan artist uJidow did reach out to Super Nintendo World about the possibly stolen and uncredited rendering but has yet to hear back. That being said, the same Super Mario rendering on the website has since been changed.<ref>https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2021/01/looks_like_nintendo_accidentally_used_a_fan-made_mario_render_on_its_website</ref><ref>https://insidethemagic.net/2021/01/super-nintendo-world-stolen-art-ad1/</ref>

	===Generative AI accusations===		===Generative AI accusations===

MarioWiki talk:Proposals

Hewer — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 09:15:29 GMT

Should we add limitations on cancelling proposals?

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	:::::::Hmm, fair point. But I would much rather avoid making rules that distinguish between "good reasons" and "bad reasons", as it introduces an unnecessary amount of subjectivity to the proposal rules. I guess [[MarioWiki:Don't shoot your foot off\|we don't necessarily need a specific rule]] to stop people who are obviously trying to game the system by cancelling and immediately re-proposing a failing proposal without addressing any problems, as admins already have the power to veto loophole-abusing proposals. {{User:Hewer/sig}} 18:37, April 10, 2026 (UTC)		:::::::Hmm, fair point. But I would much rather avoid making rules that distinguish between "good reasons" and "bad reasons", as it introduces an unnecessary amount of subjectivity to the proposal rules. I guess [[MarioWiki:Don't shoot your foot off\|we don't necessarily need a specific rule]] to stop people who are obviously trying to game the system by cancelling and immediately re-proposing a failing proposal without addressing any problems, as admins already have the power to veto loophole-abusing proposals. {{User:Hewer/sig}} 18:37, April 10, 2026 (UTC)
	::::::::I think it's common sense what is a "good reason" and a "bad reason". Rule 8 in particular shows something similar for votes (like what counts as a valid vote compared to an invalid vote). Even if proposal cancellations are different, I think that a simple "proposals must have a valid reason to get cancelled" clause might be enough in the rules. After all, [[MarioWiki:Don't shoot your foot off\|this page]] shows that users should have common sense on what counts as a "good reason" and a "bad reason". I doubt he have to list ''every'' reason, or even give any examples. {{User:I... am R.O.B./sig}} 00:00, April 11, 2026 (UTC)		::::::::I think it's common sense what is a "good reason" and a "bad reason". Rule 8 in particular shows something similar for votes (like what counts as a valid vote compared to an invalid vote). Even if proposal cancellations are different, I think that a simple "proposals must have a valid reason to get cancelled" clause might be enough in the rules. After all, [[MarioWiki:Don't shoot your foot off\|this page]] shows that users should have common sense on what counts as a "good reason" and a "bad reason". I doubt he have to list ''every'' reason, or even give any examples. {{User:I... am R.O.B./sig}} 00:00, April 11, 2026 (UTC)
			:::::::::Well evidently it's not common sense seeing as we've been disagreeing as to whether cancelling a failing proposal is bad. And I don't really like the rule about vote reasons needing to be "good" either, I think I suggested removing it before at some point. {{User:Hewer/sig}} 09:14, April 11, 2026 (UTC)

	:On the subject with the issues of proposals that are likely to fail, I'd like to remind everyone that a certain user (read: [[User:GuntherBayBeee\|GuntherBayBeee]]) has the habit of canceling proposals outright when it looks like they're failing; in fact, less than a month ago, he cancelled [[MarioWiki:Proposals/Archive/81#Allow key artwork on game infoboxes\|a proposal regarding to allow key artwork on game infoboxes]] less than an hour after it was made, with only two oppose votes... only to ''then'' proceed with applying the proposed changes on [[Special:Diff/5264437\|three]] [[Special:Diff/5264439\|different]] [[Special:Diff/5264443\|articles]] as if the proposal ''succeeded''. [[User talk:Camwoodstock#Can I ask you a question?\|His confusion after these edits were reverted]] seemingly implies that he seemed to treat proposal cancellations as if these proposals never happened and in turn made him think that he could treat this as a go-ahead to implement the proposed changes anyway, even though any cancelled proposal should be regarded as a ''failed'' proposal (unless it's implemented immediately by admins).<br>The fact that this proposal was cancelled after only two oppose votes within one hour, and the proposer went to implement the proposed changed immediately afterwards does make it seem there weren't any good intentions behind cancelling it at all, which would mean a stricter regulation may have to be implemented (then again, Camwoodstock did mention the proposer cannot start another proposal for three days if they decided to cancel theirs). The worst part is that if it wasn't cancelled, I would've suggested a sort of middle ground for the proposal: it didn't even ''have'' to fail. {{User:Arend/sig}} 17:24, April 9, 2026 (UTC)		:On the subject with the issues of proposals that are likely to fail, I'd like to remind everyone that a certain user (read: [[User:GuntherBayBeee\|GuntherBayBeee]]) has the habit of canceling proposals outright when it looks like they're failing; in fact, less than a month ago, he cancelled [[MarioWiki:Proposals/Archive/81#Allow key artwork on game infoboxes\|a proposal regarding to allow key artwork on game infoboxes]] less than an hour after it was made, with only two oppose votes... only to ''then'' proceed with applying the proposed changes on [[Special:Diff/5264437\|three]] [[Special:Diff/5264439\|different]] [[Special:Diff/5264443\|articles]] as if the proposal ''succeeded''. [[User talk:Camwoodstock#Can I ask you a question?\|His confusion after these edits were reverted]] seemingly implies that he seemed to treat proposal cancellations as if these proposals never happened and in turn made him think that he could treat this as a go-ahead to implement the proposed changes anyway, even though any cancelled proposal should be regarded as a ''failed'' proposal (unless it's implemented immediately by admins).<br>The fact that this proposal was cancelled after only two oppose votes within one hour, and the proposer went to implement the proposed changed immediately afterwards does make it seem there weren't any good intentions behind cancelling it at all, which would mean a stricter regulation may have to be implemented (then again, Camwoodstock did mention the proposer cannot start another proposal for three days if they decided to cancel theirs). The worst part is that if it wasn't cancelled, I would've suggested a sort of middle ground for the proposal: it didn't even ''have'' to fail. {{User:Arend/sig}} 17:24, April 9, 2026 (UTC)

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie

Dominoes — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:57:06 GMT

User:Elitheworker

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User account Elitheworker was created

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User account MustacheGuy1997!28 was created

Yoshi and the Mysterious Book

Hope(N Forever) — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:51:30 GMT

Box art

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	Yoshi and the Mysterious Book American box art.jpg\|North American/Latin American box art		Yoshi and the Mysterious Book American box art.jpg\|North American/Latin American box art
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	Yoshi and the Mysterious Book HK box art.jpg\|Hong Kong box art		Yoshi and the Mysterious Book HK box art.jpg\|Hong Kong box art
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File:Yoshi and the Mysterious Book MX box art.jpg

Hope(N Forever) — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:50:22 GMT

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Hope(N Forever) — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:47:04 GMT

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YuRi YuZi — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:47:02 GMT

Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia English translation plagiarism

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	===''Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia'' English translation plagiarism===		===''Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia'' English translation plagiarism===
	Following the release of the ''[[Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia]]'' in English on October 23, 2018, it was discovered that the book featured conjectural and foreign-language names for characters from websites such as the Super Mario Wiki and Mario Wikia rather than official Nintendo venues. This especially concerned enemies and characters from ''[[Super Mario Land 2 - 6 Golden Coins]]'', as well as others such as [[Blue Swipin' Stu]] (dubbed by the book by its former conjectural name used on the Super Mario Wiki, "Soarin' Stu"), and [[Comet Luma\|Lumacomète]], which is actually the character's French name, used by the Super Mario Wiki at one point due to a lack of an English name.<ref>{{cite\|author=McFerran, Damien\|language=en\|date=October 24, 2018\|url=www.nintendolife.com/news/2018/10/it_looks_like_the_official_super_mario_encyclopedia_plagiarised_a_fan-made_wiki\|title=It Looks Like The Official Super Mario Encyclopedia Plagiarised A Fan-Made Wiki\|publisher=Nintendo Life\|accessdate=July 5, 2024}}</ref>		Following the release of the ''[[Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia]]'' in English on October 23, 2018, it was discovered that the book featured conjectural and foreign-language names for characters from websites such as the Super Mario Wiki and Mario Wikia rather than official Nintendo venues. This especially concerned enemies and characters from ''[[Super Mario Land 2 - 6 Golden Coins]]'', as well as others such as [[Blue Swipin' Stu]] (dubbed by the book by its former conjectural name used on the Super Mario Wiki, "Soarin' Stu"), and [[Comet Luma\|Lumacomète]], which is actually the character's French name, used by the Super Mario Wiki at one point due to a lack of an English name.<ref>{{cite\|author=McFerran, Damien\|language=en\|date=October 24, 2018\|url=www.nintendolife.com/news/2018/10/it_looks_like_the_official_super_mario_encyclopedia_plagiarised_a_fan-made_wiki\|title=It Looks Like The Official Super Mario Encyclopedia Plagiarised A Fan-Made Wiki\|publisher=Nintendo Life\|accessdate=July 5, 2024}}</ref>

			===[[Super Nintendo World]] fan art controversy===
			Twitter user uJidow (@ujidow) shared a photo claiming that Nintendo is using their old Mario rendering on the official Super Nintendo World website. If we take a look at Universal’s rendering on the left, and uJidow’s on the right, the two look quite identical.Comicbook.com shared an interesting comment on the story, stating that it is not highly uncommon for a mixup such as this to occur as unofficial fan art can often be mistaken as the original. That being said, it is not yet clear if that is the case here, and if the mistake was indeed an innocent mixup. The Mario fan artist uJidow did reach out to Super Nintendo World about the possibly stolen and uncredited rendering but has yet to hear back. That being said, the same Super Mario rendering on the website has since been changed.<ref>https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2021/01/looks_like_nintendo_accidentally_used_a_fan-made_mario_render_on_its_website</ref><ref>https://insidethemagic.net/2021/01/super-nintendo-world-stolen-art-ad1/</ref>

	===Generative AI accusations===		===Generative AI accusations===

Lists of citations

Maw-Ray Master — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:41:56 GMT

Shortcut to list of citations page.

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Mouser

Mariuigi Khed — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:40:27 GMT

Names in other languages

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	\|Ita5M=From the onomatopoeic word ''squit'' ("squeak"); shared with Little Mouser		\|Ita5M=From the onomatopoeic word ''squit'' ("squeak"); shared with Little Mouser
	\|Ita5N=''Super Mario All-Stars Limited Edition''		\|Ita5N=''Super Mario All-Stars Limited Edition'', ''The Super Mario Galaxy Movie''
	\|Ita5C=<ref>{{cite\|date=2010\|title=''Super Mario All-Stars – Edizione per il 25º Anniversario – Manuale di Istruzioni''\|location=Großostheim\|publisher=Nintendo of Europe GmbH\|language=it\|archive=www.mariocastle.it/scan-del-manuale-di-super-mario-all-stars-25th-anniversary-edition/\|archivedate=29 Apr. 2019\|archiver=Mario's Castle by Alessandro "Stormkyleis" Imbesi\|page=38}}</ref>		\|Ita5C=<ref>{{cite\|date=2010\|title=''Super Mario All-Stars – Edizione per il 25º Anniversario – Manuale di Istruzioni''\|location=Großostheim\|publisher=Nintendo of Europe GmbH\|language=it\|archive=www.mariocastle.it/scan-del-manuale-di-super-mario-all-stars-25th-anniversary-edition/\|archivedate=29 Apr. 2019\|archiver=Mario's Castle by Alessandro "Stormkyleis" Imbesi\|page=38}}</ref><ref name=TSMGMCC>''[[The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Collectible Cards]]''</ref>
	\|Kor=찍두기		\|Kor=찍두기
	\|KorR=Jjikdugi		\|KorR=Jjikdugi

Clawgrip

FanOfYoshi — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:26:58 GMT

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie: I'd recommand someone who actually has access to the film to rewrite this section, since I've only seen it once and don't remember everything in full detail.

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	[[File:TSMGM Clawgrip.png\|thumb\|left\|Clawgrip, as he appears in ''The Super Mario Galaxy Movie'']]		[[File:TSMGM Clawgrip.png\|thumb\|left\|Clawgrip, as he appears in ''The Super Mario Galaxy Movie'']]
	Clawgrip briefly appears in ''[[The Super Mario Galaxy Movie]]'' as a non-speaking role in the casino area, as one of [[Wart]]'s sentinels, alongside [[Birdo]] and [[Mouser]]. After refusing to spit out information related to [[Rosalina]]'s whereabouts to [[Princess Peach]] and [[Toad]], Wart uses Clawgrip to intimidate the princess, and orders Birdo and Mouser to attack her, but she retaliates manages to dropkick him on his back. He is not seen ~~again afterwards~~.		Clawgrip briefly appears in ''[[The Super Mario Galaxy Movie]]'' as a non-speaking role in the casino area, as one of [[Wart]]'s sentinels, alongside [[Birdo]] and [[Mouser]]. After refusing to spit out information related to [[Rosalina]]'s whereabouts to [[Princess Peach]] and [[Toad]], Wart uses Clawgrip to intimidate the princess, and orders Birdo and Mouser to attack her, but she retaliates manages to dropkick him on his back. He is not seen for the remainder of this film.

	==Profiles and statistics==		==Profiles and statistics==

Turnip

Dominoes — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:21:40 GMT

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			Boxes of Turnips can be seen displayed on stalls in [[Toad Town]] as an unchained [[Chain Chomp\|Chomp]] broke loose.

	Turnips can be seen next to Wart in ''[[The Super Mario Galaxy Movie]]''.<ref>{{cite\|author=Nintendo of America\|date=March 9, 2026\|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbaZAQMwEbc\|title=The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Direct 3.9.2026\|publisher=YouTube\|accessdate=March 10, 2026}}</ref> [[Princess Peach]] later uses her [[Peach's Parasol\|parasol]] to knock one into Wart's mouth, knocking him back and defeating him.		Turnips can be seen next to Wart in ''[[The Super Mario Galaxy Movie]]''.<ref>{{cite\|author=Nintendo of America\|date=March 9, 2026\|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbaZAQMwEbc\|title=The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Direct 3.9.2026\|publisher=YouTube\|accessdate=March 10, 2026}}</ref> [[Princess Peach]] later uses her [[Peach's Parasol\|parasol]] to knock one into Wart's mouth, knocking him back and defeating him.

Clawgrip

FanOfYoshi — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:20:50 GMT

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie: I forgot how she retaliated against Clawgrip, although I'm pretty sure she dropkicked him.

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	[[File:TSMGM Clawgrip.png\|thumb\|left\|Clawgrip, as he appears in ''The Super Mario Galaxy Movie'']]		[[File:TSMGM Clawgrip.png\|thumb\|left\|Clawgrip, as he appears in ''The Super Mario Galaxy Movie'']]
	Clawgrip ~~and various other bosses and enemies from~~ ''Super Mario ~~Bros. 2~~'' ~~are present~~ in the casino ~~place fighting~~ [[Princess ~~Peach\|~~Peach]] ~~in ''~~[[~~The Super Mario Galaxy Movie~~]]~~''.<ref>{{cite\|author=Nintendo of America\|date=January 25~~, ~~2026\|url=https://youtu~~.~~be/yP5RGz_CRFM\|title=The Super Mario Galaxy Movie – Yoshi First Look\|publisher=YouTube\|accessdate=January 25, 2026}}</ref> This~~ is ~~his first appearance in 3D and first overall appearance since 2001's ''Super Mario Advance''~~.		Clawgrip briefly appears in ''[[The Super Mario Galaxy Movie]]'' as a non-speaking role in the casino area, as one of [[Wart]]'s sentinels, alongside [[Birdo]] and [[Mouser]]. After refusing to spit out information related to [[Rosalina]]'s whereabouts to [[Princess Peach]] and [[Toad]], Wart uses Clawgrip to intimidate the princess, and orders Birdo and Mouser to attack her, but she retaliates manages to dropkick him on his back. He is not seen again afterwards.

	==Profiles and statistics==		==Profiles and statistics==

Wart

1468z — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:20:41 GMT

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie

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	After a long absence, Wart appears alongside various other bosses and enemies from ''Super Mario Bros. 2'' in ''[[The Super Mario Galaxy Movie]]'' as a minor but prominent supporting antagonist. He was formally revealed in the movie's final trailer as the owner of the casino location, though he was previously revealed in the movie's final poster where he is depicted alongside [[Birdo]] and [[Mouser]].<ref>{{cite\|date=March 6, 2026\|author=@NintendoAmerica\|url=https://x.com/NintendoAmerica/status/2029923310666928468\|title="''New adventure loading. See The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, only in theaters April 1.''"\|publisher=X\|accessdate=March 17, 2026}}</ref> He is also shown to breathe out bubbles when he talks, referencing his bubble attack from the original game. He is voiced by [[Luis Guzmán]].<ref>{{cite\|url=https://youtu.be/fbaZAQMwEbc\|title=The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Direct 3.9.2026\|author=Nintendo of America\|publisher=YouTube\|date=March 9, 2026\|accessdate=March 9, 2026}}</ref>		After a long absence, Wart appears alongside various other bosses and enemies from ''Super Mario Bros. 2'' in ''[[The Super Mario Galaxy Movie]]'' as a minor but prominent supporting antagonist. He was formally revealed in the movie's final trailer as the owner of the casino location, though he was previously revealed in the movie's final poster where he is depicted alongside [[Birdo]] and [[Mouser]].<ref>{{cite\|date=March 6, 2026\|author=@NintendoAmerica\|url=https://x.com/NintendoAmerica/status/2029923310666928468\|title="''New adventure loading. See The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, only in theaters April 1.''"\|publisher=X\|accessdate=March 17, 2026}}</ref> He is also shown to breathe out bubbles when he talks, referencing his bubble attack from the original game. He is voiced by [[Luis Guzmán]].<ref>{{cite\|url=https://youtu.be/fbaZAQMwEbc\|title=The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Direct 3.9.2026\|author=Nintendo of America\|publisher=YouTube\|date=March 9, 2026\|accessdate=March 9, 2026}}</ref>

	In the film, Wart acts as the kingpin of the [[Wart's Casino\|casino]] inside the [[Gateway Underground]], the underworld beneath the [[Gateway Galaxy]]. Upon arriving in the casino, Peach asks him about the whereabouts of [[Rosalina]], but after denying that he knows anything, Wart sends three of his sentinels to fight her: Birdo, Mouser, and [[Clawgrip]]. Once she defeats those three, he presses a red button and deploys an army of [[Ninji]]s to fight her. Upon their defeat at the hands of Peach and Toad, Wart gets angry and fires a barrage of bubbles from his mouth, only for Peach to knock a [[turnip]] into his mouth and knock him to the ground. After she threatens him while in [[Super Mario (form)\|Super form]], Wart tells her that [[Bowser Jr.]] is keeping Rosalina in the [[Space Junk Galaxy]]. As Peach and Toad leave the casino, Wart grabs Birdo and demands that she get him Bowser Jr. Later, Wart's enraged face appears on a screen in Bowser Jr.'s ~~[[UFO~~]], but he is not seen for the remainder of this movie.		In the film, Wart acts as the kingpin of the [[Wart's Casino\|casino]] inside the [[Gateway Underground]], the underworld beneath the [[Gateway Galaxy]]. Upon arriving in the casino, Peach asks him about the whereabouts of [[Rosalina]], but after denying that he knows anything, Wart sends three of his sentinels to fight her: Birdo, Mouser, and [[Clawgrip]]. Once she defeats those three, he presses a red button and deploys an army of [[Ninji]]s to fight her. Upon their defeat at the hands of Peach and Toad, Wart gets angry and fires a barrage of bubbles from his mouth, only for Peach to knock a [[turnip]] into his mouth and knock him to the ground. After she threatens him while in [[Super Mario (form)\|Super form]], Wart tells her that [[Bowser Jr.]] is keeping Rosalina in the [[Space Junk Galaxy]]. As Peach and Toad leave the casino, Wart grabs Birdo and demands that she get him Bowser Jr. Later, Wart's enraged face appears on a screen in [[UFO\|Bowser Jr.'s Spaceship]], but he is not seen for the remainder of this movie.

	===Other appearances===		===Other appearances===

Zangief

Totototo — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:14:28 GMT

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			==Notes==
			*Zangief makes a cameo in the Disney film ''[[Wikipedia:Wreck-It Ralph\|Wreck-It Ralph]]'', and despite not being a villain in the original game, he participates in the "BAD-ANON" and has formed good relationships with [[Dr. Eggman]], [[List_of_Assist_Trophy_characters#Ghosts\|Clyde]], and [[Bowser]].

	==References==		==References==

Breaking Through (Heart of Gold)

Dominoes — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:11:46 GMT

There may be people who are familiar with time signatures but not their common names. Having both would be good.

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	\|key={{wp\|C major}} (full version)<br>{{wp\|B-flat major}} (short version)		\|key={{wp\|C major}} (full version)<br>{{wp\|B-flat major}} (short version)
	\|time_signature={{wp\|Common time}}		\|time_signature={{wp\|Common time}} ({{time signature\|4\|4}})
	\|first_appearance=''[[Donkey Kong Bananza]]'' ([[List of games by date#2025\|2025]])		\|first_appearance=''[[Donkey Kong Bananza]]'' ([[List of games by date#2025\|2025]])
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Wart

FanOfYoshi — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:11:28 GMT

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie: I could be pedantic, but I think "8 bits" was an invention exclusive to an older manual from NoA, and wasn't used afterwards. Correct me if I am wrong on that note.

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	After a long absence, Wart appears alongside various other bosses and enemies from ''Super Mario Bros. 2'' in ''[[The Super Mario Galaxy Movie]]'' as a minor but prominent supporting antagonist. He was formally revealed in the movie's final trailer as the owner of the casino location, though he was previously revealed in the movie's final poster where he is depicted alongside [[Birdo]] and [[Mouser]].<ref>{{cite\|date=March 6, 2026\|author=@NintendoAmerica\|url=https://x.com/NintendoAmerica/status/2029923310666928468\|title="''New adventure loading. See The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, only in theaters April 1.''"\|publisher=X\|accessdate=March 17, 2026}}</ref> He is also shown to breathe out bubbles when he talks, referencing his bubble attack from the original game. He is voiced by [[Luis Guzmán]].<ref>{{cite\|url=https://youtu.be/fbaZAQMwEbc\|title=The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Direct 3.9.2026\|author=Nintendo of America\|publisher=YouTube\|date=March 9, 2026\|accessdate=March 9, 2026}}</ref>		After a long absence, Wart appears alongside various other bosses and enemies from ''Super Mario Bros. 2'' in ''[[The Super Mario Galaxy Movie]]'' as a minor but prominent supporting antagonist. He was formally revealed in the movie's final trailer as the owner of the casino location, though he was previously revealed in the movie's final poster where he is depicted alongside [[Birdo]] and [[Mouser]].<ref>{{cite\|date=March 6, 2026\|author=@NintendoAmerica\|url=https://x.com/NintendoAmerica/status/2029923310666928468\|title="''New adventure loading. See The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, only in theaters April 1.''"\|publisher=X\|accessdate=March 17, 2026}}</ref> He is also shown to breathe out bubbles when he talks, referencing his bubble attack from the original game. He is voiced by [[Luis Guzmán]].<ref>{{cite\|url=https://youtu.be/fbaZAQMwEbc\|title=The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Direct 3.9.2026\|author=Nintendo of America\|publisher=YouTube\|date=March 9, 2026\|accessdate=March 9, 2026}}</ref>

	In the film, Wart acts as the kingpin of the [[Wart's Casino\|casino]] inside the [[Gateway Underground]], the underworld beneath the [[Gateway Galaxy]]. Upon arriving in the casino, Peach asks him about the whereabouts of [[Rosalina]], but after denying that he knows anything, Wart sends three ~~members~~ of ~~the [[8 bits]]~~ to fight her: Birdo, Mouser, and [[Clawgrip]]. Once she defeats those three, he presses a red button and deploys an army of [[Ninji]]s to fight her. Upon their defeat at the hands of Peach and Toad, Wart gets angry and fires a barrage of bubbles from his mouth, only for Peach to knock a [[turnip]] into his mouth and knock him to the ground. After she threatens him while in [[Super Mario (form)\|Super form]], Wart tells her that [[Bowser Jr.]] is keeping Rosalina in the [[Space Junk Galaxy]]. As Peach and Toad leave the casino, Wart grabs Birdo and demands that she get him Bowser Jr. Later, Wart's enraged face appears on a screen in Bowser Jr.'s [[UFO]], but is not seen ~~again afterwards~~.		In the film, Wart acts as the kingpin of the [[Wart's Casino\|casino]] inside the [[Gateway Underground]], the underworld beneath the [[Gateway Galaxy]]. Upon arriving in the casino, Peach asks him about the whereabouts of [[Rosalina]], but after denying that he knows anything, Wart sends three of his sentinels to fight her: Birdo, Mouser, and [[Clawgrip]]. Once she defeats those three, he presses a red button and deploys an army of [[Ninji]]s to fight her. Upon their defeat at the hands of Peach and Toad, Wart gets angry and fires a barrage of bubbles from his mouth, only for Peach to knock a [[turnip]] into his mouth and knock him to the ground. After she threatens him while in [[Super Mario (form)\|Super form]], Wart tells her that [[Bowser Jr.]] is keeping Rosalina in the [[Space Junk Galaxy]]. As Peach and Toad leave the casino, Wart grabs Birdo and demands that she get him Bowser Jr. Later, Wart's enraged face appears on a screen in Bowser Jr.'s [[UFO]], but he is not seen for the remainder of this movie.

	===Other appearances===		===Other appearances===

List of references in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie

Dogman15 — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:08:15 GMT

Super Mario Sunshine

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	====''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''====		====''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''====
	*Bowser Jr. prominently uses the [[magic brush]] as he did in his debut appearance in this game.		*Bowser Jr. prominently uses the [[magic brush]] as he did in his debut appearance in this game.
			*[[Pianta]]s appear at the [[Gateway Galaxy]].
	*A book with a [[Shine Sprite]] on it appears in Rosalina's library.<ref name=RosalinaBooks/>		*A book with a [[Shine Sprite]] on it appears in Rosalina's library.<ref name=RosalinaBooks/>
	*The shirt that the [[sunglasses vendor]] gives to Mario in this game can be seen in his closet.		*The shirt that the [[sunglasses vendor]] gives to Mario in this game can be seen in his closet.

Wart

FanOfYoshi — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:07:58 GMT

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie: Unfortunately, even Donkey Kong struggled to make sense of how little screentime Wart was allowed to be in for.

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	After a long absence, Wart appears alongside various other bosses and enemies from ''Super Mario Bros. 2'' in ''[[The Super Mario Galaxy Movie]]'' as a minor but prominent supporting antagonist. He was formally revealed in the movie's final trailer as the owner of the casino location, though he was previously revealed in the movie's final poster where he is depicted alongside [[Birdo]] and [[Mouser]].<ref>{{cite\|date=March 6, 2026\|author=@NintendoAmerica\|url=https://x.com/NintendoAmerica/status/2029923310666928468\|title="''New adventure loading. See The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, only in theaters April 1.''"\|publisher=X\|accessdate=March 17, 2026}}</ref> He is also shown to breathe out bubbles when he talks, referencing his bubble attack from the original game. He is voiced by [[Luis Guzmán]].<ref>{{cite\|url=https://youtu.be/fbaZAQMwEbc\|title=The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Direct 3.9.2026\|author=Nintendo of America\|publisher=YouTube\|date=March 9, 2026\|accessdate=March 9, 2026}}</ref>		After a long absence, Wart appears alongside various other bosses and enemies from ''Super Mario Bros. 2'' in ''[[The Super Mario Galaxy Movie]]'' as a minor but prominent supporting antagonist. He was formally revealed in the movie's final trailer as the owner of the casino location, though he was previously revealed in the movie's final poster where he is depicted alongside [[Birdo]] and [[Mouser]].<ref>{{cite\|date=March 6, 2026\|author=@NintendoAmerica\|url=https://x.com/NintendoAmerica/status/2029923310666928468\|title="''New adventure loading. See The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, only in theaters April 1.''"\|publisher=X\|accessdate=March 17, 2026}}</ref> He is also shown to breathe out bubbles when he talks, referencing his bubble attack from the original game. He is voiced by [[Luis Guzmán]].<ref>{{cite\|url=https://youtu.be/fbaZAQMwEbc\|title=The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Direct 3.9.2026\|author=Nintendo of America\|publisher=YouTube\|date=March 9, 2026\|accessdate=March 9, 2026}}</ref>

	In the film, Wart acts as the kingpin of the [[Wart's Casino\|casino]] inside the [[Gateway Underground]], the underworld beneath the [[Gateway Galaxy]]. Upon arriving in the casino, Peach asks him about the whereabouts of [[Rosalina]], but after denying that he knows anything, Wart sends three members of the [[8 bits]] to fight her: Birdo, Mouser, and [[Clawgrip]]. Once she defeats those three, he presses a red button and deploys an army of [[Ninji]]s to fight her. Upon their defeat at the hands of Peach and Toad, Wart gets angry and fires a barrage of bubbles from his mouth, only for Peach to knock a [[turnip]] into his mouth and knock him to the ground. After she threatens him while in [[Super Mario (form)\|Super form]], Wart tells her that [[Bowser Jr.]] is keeping Rosalina in the [[Space Junk Galaxy]]. As Peach and Toad leave the casino, Wart grabs Birdo and demands that she get him Bowser Jr. Later, Wart's enraged face appears on a screen in Bowser Jr.'s [[UFO]].		In the film, Wart acts as the kingpin of the [[Wart's Casino\|casino]] inside the [[Gateway Underground]], the underworld beneath the [[Gateway Galaxy]]. Upon arriving in the casino, Peach asks him about the whereabouts of [[Rosalina]], but after denying that he knows anything, Wart sends three members of the [[8 bits]] to fight her: Birdo, Mouser, and [[Clawgrip]]. Once she defeats those three, he presses a red button and deploys an army of [[Ninji]]s to fight her. Upon their defeat at the hands of Peach and Toad, Wart gets angry and fires a barrage of bubbles from his mouth, only for Peach to knock a [[turnip]] into his mouth and knock him to the ground. After she threatens him while in [[Super Mario (form)\|Super form]], Wart tells her that [[Bowser Jr.]] is keeping Rosalina in the [[Space Junk Galaxy]]. As Peach and Toad leave the casino, Wart grabs Birdo and demands that she get him Bowser Jr. Later, Wart's enraged face appears on a screen in Bowser Jr.'s [[UFO]], but is not seen again afterwards.

	===Other appearances===		===Other appearances===

Tostarenan

Dominoes — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 08:02:17 GMT

The movie's voice credits use the correct name.

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	\|ChiTC=<ref>{{cite\|quote='''族''' 阿熾尼亞人、看看像\|author=Sand Kingdom brochure\|date=27 Oct. 2017\|title=''Super Mario Odyssey'' by Nintendo EPD Tokyo\|format=Ver. 1.3.0\|publisher=Nintendo\|language=zh-hant}}</ref>		\|ChiTC=<ref>{{cite\|quote='''族''' 阿熾尼亞人、看看像\|author=Sand Kingdom brochure\|date=27 Oct. 2017\|title=''Super Mario Odyssey'' by Nintendo EPD Tokyo\|format=Ver. 1.3.0\|publisher=Nintendo\|language=zh-hant}}</ref>
	\|ChiT2=阿熾尼亞		\|ChiT2=阿熾尼亞{{sic}}
	\|ChiT2RM=Āchìníyǎ		\|ChiT2RM=Āchìníyǎ
	\|ChiT2RC=Achinèih'a		\|ChiT2RC=Achinèih'a
	\|ChiT2M=The location Tostarena; ~~potentially~~ ascribed in error		\|ChiT2M=The location Tostarena; likely ascribed in error
	\|ChiT2N=''The Super Mario Galaxy Movie''		\|ChiT2N=''The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Collectible Cards''
	\|ChiT2C=<ref name=moviecard/>		\|ChiT2C=<ref name=moviecard/>
	\|Dut=Zonnesteker		\|Dut=Zonnesteker

Wario Blast: Featuring Bomberman!

Mario jc — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 07:58:09 GMT

References in later games: That's more referencing the Wario bomb in the WW series than this

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	*Bob-ombs line the walls in Wario's home stage, [[Wario Court]], as well as his joint venture with [[Waluigi]], [[Wario & Waluigi Court]].		*Bob-ombs line the walls in Wario's home stage, [[Wario Court]], as well as his joint venture with [[Waluigi]], [[Wario & Waluigi Court]].

	;''[[WarioWare]]'' (series)		;''[[WarioWare]]'' series
	*The timer for microgames and logos for the ''WarioWare'' games use a [[bomb (WarioWare series)\|bomb]] with Wario's mustache on it.		*The timer for microgames and logos for the ''WarioWare'' games use a [[bomb (WarioWare series)\|bomb]] with Wario's mustache on it.

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	;''[[Mario Super Sluggers]]''		;''[[Mario Super Sluggers]]''
	*Wario hits a bomb in addition to a baseball as his special move.		*Wario hits a bomb in addition to a baseball as his special move.

	~~;''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)\|Super Smash Bros.]]'' series~~
	*Wario's bomb motif is used in various pieces of ''WarioWare'' content, notably Wario's unique jacket design.

	==Names in other languages==		==Names in other languages==

Template:UpcomingFA

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updated

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	<span style="font-size:120%">'''Main page rotation (within the next 3		<span style="font-size:120%">'''Main page rotation (within the next 3

	*'''~~[[Wario Land II]]''': April 4, 2026~~		*'''[[Donkey Kong (Game Boy)]]''': April 11, 2026
	*[[Donkey Kong (Game Boy)]]: April 11, 2026
	*[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]: April 18, 2026		*[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]: April 18, 2026
	*[[Bramble Scramble (Donkey Kong Country 2)]]: April 25, 2026		*[[Bramble Scramble (Donkey Kong Country 2)]]: April 25, 2026
			*[[Kiddy Kong]]: May 2, 2026

	For the complete list of featured articles for rotation, go [[MarioWiki:Featured articles#Featured articles/lists\|here]]. Also, articles which most recently became a featured article are to take precedence, before following the regular rotation down the featured list.<noinclude>[[Category:Main page templates]]</noinclude>		For the complete list of featured articles for rotation, go [[MarioWiki:Featured articles#Featured articles/lists\|here]]. Also, articles which most recently became a featured article are to take precedence, before following the regular rotation down the featured list.<noinclude>[[Category:Main page templates]]</noinclude>

Template:Featured

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updated

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	<noinclude>'''Please read:''' If you are going to replace the current information on this template, please see [[Template:UpcomingFA\|here]] before doing so and look at which order our next FAs will be put on this page. <hr> [[Category:Main page templates]]		<noinclude>'''Please read:''' If you are going to replace the current information on this template, please see [[Template:UpcomingFA\|here]] before doing so and look at which order our next FAs will be put on this page. <hr> [[Category:Main page templates]]
	</noinclude>{{MainPageImage\|~~Wario Land 2 GBC NA cover~~.jpg\|~~110px~~\|align=left}}		</noinclude>{{MainPageImage\|DKGBBoxAmerica.jpg\|120px\|align=left}}
	'''''[[~~Wario Land II~~]]''''' is a [[~~list of games\|game~~]] by [[Nintendo]] ~~that was released in Western regions for the [[Game Boy]] in March 1998~~. ~~Contrary to the name, this is~~ the ~~third installment~~ of the ''[[~~Wario Land~~ (~~series~~)\|~~Wario Land~~]]~~'' series~~. It is a 2D [[~~Genre#Platform\|platformer~~]] ~~starring [[Wario]], the greedy treasure hunter, who was also the protagonist of the series~~' ~~previous games,~~ ''[[~~Wario Land:~~ Super Mario ~~Land 3]]~~'' ~~and~~ ''[[~~Virtual~~ Boy ~~Wario Land~~]]~~''. While~~ the ~~game was originally released as a~~ [[Super ~~Game Boy~~]]~~-enhanced title outside of Japan, a version adding~~ [[~~Game Boy Color~~]] ~~support was released in Japan seven months later as one of the October 1998 launch titles~~, ~~featuring colored sprites and backgrounds. While~~ the ~~Game Boy Color version of this~~ game ~~is backwards compatible with the~~ Game Boy ~~system, its save is incompatible with~~ the ~~Game Boy if~~ the game ~~is saved~~ on the Game Boy ~~Color and vice-versa, requiring deleting the original save in order to save it on the other system. This version came out later in Western regions as well. It was also rereleased for the~~ [[~~Nintendo 3DS~~]]'s ~~[[Virtual Console#Nintendo 3DS\|Virtual Console]] in 2012~~.		'''''[[Donkey Kong (Game Boy)\|Donkey Kong]]''''' (alternatively '''''Game Boy Donkey Kong''''', and '''''Donkey Kong '94''''' in early development) is a [[Game Boy]] game released in 1994 by [[Nintendo]]. The game starts out with the premise of the original 1981 [[Donkey Kong (game)\|''Donkey Kong'' arcade game]]. However, this game qualifies as both an extension and a standalone title; it features 97 additional stages beyond this original premise. It acts as a predecessor to ''[[Mario vs. Donkey Kong]]''. ''Donkey Kong'' is the first game in the [[Super Mario (franchise)\|''Super Mario'' franchise]] with specialized support for colored graphics on the [[Super Game Boy]] peripheral for the [[Super Famicom]] and [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]], with the game's Super Game Boy border resembling the arcade cabinet of the original ''Donkey Kong'' arcade game. The game has slight audio enhancements on the Super Game Boy: [[Pauline]]'s distress cry sounds closer to a realistic cry for help (the Super Famicom and Super NES's sound chip supports the inclusion of voice samples), and the credits theme was also enhanced.

Break Time! Pop Up, Hoppo!

Jdtendo — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 07:56:25 GMT

Added Tha name + Added sources for all names

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	\|JpnR=Tondeke Koronpiron		\|JpnR=Tondeke Koronpiron
	\|JpnM=Fly away, Hoppo		\|JpnM=Fly away, Hoppo
			\|JpnC=<ref name=ingame>In-game displayed on the world map from ''[[Super Mario Bros. Wonder]]'' (version 1.2.0, stored internally as <code>MiniCourse400</code> in message file <code>GameMsg/Name_Course.msbt</code>).</ref>
	\|ChiS=弹飞吧，弹滚波铃		\|ChiS=弹飞吧，弹滚波铃
	\|ChiSR=Tánfēi ba, Tángǔnbōlíng		\|ChiSR=Tánfēi ba, Tángǔnbōlíng
	\|ChiSM=Bounce and fly away, Hoppo		\|ChiSM=Bounce and fly away, Hoppo
			\|ChiSC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|ChiT=彈飛吧，彈滾波鈴		\|ChiT=彈飛吧，彈滾波鈴
	\|ChiTR=Tánfēi ba, Tángǔnbōlíng		\|ChiTR=Tánfēi ba, Tángǔnbōlíng
	\|ChiTM=Bounce and fly away, Hoppo		\|ChiTM=Bounce and fly away, Hoppo
			\|ChiTC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Dut=Vlieg op, Hoppo!		\|Dut=Vlieg op, Hoppo!
	\|DutM=Fly away, Hoppo!		\|DutM=Fly away, Hoppo!
			\|DutC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Fre=Roulipo saute		\|Fre=Roulipo saute
	\|FreM=Hoppo jumps		\|FreM=Hoppo jumps
			\|FreC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Ger=Flieg, Rollf!		\|Ger=Flieg, Rollf!
	\|GerM=Fly, Hoppo!		\|GerM=Fly, Hoppo!
			\|GerC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Ita=Salta, salta, Rotopoppo!		\|Ita=Salta, salta, Rotopoppo!
	\|ItaM=Jump, Hoppo, jump!		\|ItaM=Jump, Hoppo, jump!
			\|ItaC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Kor=날아라 데굴펄린		\|Kor=날아라 데굴펄린
	\|KorR=Narara Degulpeollin		\|KorR=Narara Degulpeollin
	\|KorM=Fly away, Hoppo		\|KorM=Fly away, Hoppo
			\|KorC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Pol=W górę, hopciu!		\|Pol=W górę, hopciu!
	\|PolM=		\|PolM=
	\|PolC=		\|PolC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Por=Voa, Hipobólamo!		\|Por=Voa, Hipobólamo!
	\|PorM=Fly, Hoppo!		\|PorM=Fly, Hoppo!
	\|Rus=~~Гиппопом~~, на взлет!		\|PorC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|RusR=~~Gippopom~~, na vzlet!		\|Rus=гиппопом, на взлет!
			\|RusR=gippopom, na vzlet!
	\|RusM=Hoppo, take off!		\|RusM=Hoppo, take off!
			\|RusC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Spa=¡Salta, Hipobótamo!		\|Spa=¡Salta, Hipobótamo!
	\|SpaM=Jump, Hoppo!		\|SpaM=Jump, Hoppo!
			\|SpaC=<ref name=ingame/>
			\|Tha=ทะยานขึ้นไป ฮ็อปโป!
			\|ThaC=<ref name=ingame/>
	}}		}}

			==References==
			<references/>

	{{SMBW levels}}		{{SMBW levels}}
	[[Category:Break Time! levels]]		[[Category:Break Time! levels]]
	[[Category:Forests]]		[[Category:Forests]]

Break Time! Wonder Token Tunes

Jdtendo — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 07:53:30 GMT

Added PorA, Tha names + Added sources for all names

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	\|JpnR=Wandā Pīsu no Ongakushitsu		\|JpnR=Wandā Pīsu no Ongakushitsu
	\|JpnM=Wonder Token Music Room		\|JpnM=Wonder Token Music Room
			\|JpnC=<ref name=ingame>In-game displayed on the world map from ''[[Super Mario Bros. Wonder]]'' (version 1.2.0, stored internally as <code>MiniCourse411</code> in message file <code>GameMsg/Name_Course.msbt</code>).</ref>
	\|ChiS=惊奇碎片音乐室		\|ChiS=惊奇碎片音乐室
	\|ChiSR=Jīngqí Suìpiàn Yīnyuèshì		\|ChiSR=Jīngqí Suìpiàn Yīnyuèshì
	\|ChiSM=Wonder Token Music Room		\|ChiSM=Wonder Token Music Room
			\|ChiSC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|ChiT=驚奇碎片音樂室		\|ChiT=驚奇碎片音樂室
	\|ChiTR=Jīngqí Suìpiàn Yīnyuèshì		\|ChiTR=Jīngqí Suìpiàn Yīnyuèshì
	\|ChiTM=Wonder Token Music Room		\|ChiTM=Wonder Token Music Room
			\|ChiTC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Dut=Wondermuntmuziek		\|Dut=Wondermuntmuziek
	\|DutM=Wonder Coin Music		\|DutM=Wonder Coin Music
			\|DutC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Fre=Chanson des jetons		\|Fre=Chanson des jetons
	\|FreM=Token song		\|FreM=Token song
			\|FreC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Ger=Wundermarken-Musik		\|Ger=Wundermarken-Musik
	\|GerM=Wonder Token Music		\|GerM=Wonder Token Music
			\|GerC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Ita=Musica a gettoni		\|Ita=Musica a gettoni
	\|ItaM=Token tune		\|ItaM=Token tune
			\|ItaC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Kor=원더피스 음악실		\|Kor=원더피스 음악실
	\|KorR=Wondeo Piseu Eumaksil		\|KorR=Wondeo Piseu Eumaksil
	\|KorM=Wonder Token Music Room		\|KorM=Wonder Token Music Room
			\|KorC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Pol=Cudnożetonowe tony		\|Pol=Cudnożetonowe tony
	\|PolM=		\|PolM=
	\|PolC=		\|PolC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|~~Por~~=Fichas musicais		\|PorA=Fichas musicais!
	\|~~PorM~~=Musical tokens		\|PorAM=Musical tokens!
	\|Rus=~~Музыка~~ с чудо-фишками		\|PorAC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|RusR=~~Muzyka~~ s chudo-fishkami		\|PorE=Fichas musicais
			\|PorEM=Musical tokens
			\|PorEC=<ref name=ingame/>
			\|Rus=музыка с чудо-фишками
			\|RusR=muzyka s chudo-fishkami
	\|RusM=Music with Wonder Tokens		\|RusM=Music with Wonder Tokens
			\|RusC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Spa=Partitura con fichas		\|Spa=Partitura con fichas
	\|SpaM=Score with Tokens		\|SpaM=Score with Tokens
			\|SpaC=<ref name=ingame/>
			\|Tha=ท่วงทำนองวันเดอร์โทเค็น
			\|ThaC=<ref name=ingame/>
	}}		}}

			==References==
			<references/>

	{{SMBW levels}}		{{SMBW levels}}
	[[Category:Break Time! levels]]		[[Category:Break Time! levels]]
	[[it:Musica a gettoni]]		[[it:Musica a gettoni]]

Break Time! Hurry, Hurry

Jdtendo — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 07:49:23 GMT

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	==Names in other languages==		==Names in other languages==
	{{foreign names		{{foreign names
	\|Jpn=~~ダッシュでGo!~~		\|Jpn=ダッシュでGo！
	\|JpnR=Dasshu-de Go!		\|JpnR=Dasshu de Go!
	\|JpnM=Dash and Go!		\|JpnM=Dash and Go!
	\|JpnC=<ref name=ingame>In-game displayed on the world map from ''[[Super Mario Bros. Wonder]]'' (version 1.2.0, stored internally as <code>MiniCourse418</code> in message file <code>GameMsg/Name_Course.msbt</code>).</ref>		\|JpnC=<ref name=ingame>In-game displayed on the world map from ''[[Super Mario Bros. Wonder]]'' (version 1.2.0, stored internally as <code>MiniCourse418</code> in message file <code>GameMsg/Name_Course.msbt</code>).</ref>
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	\|Ita=Scatto matto!		\|Ita=Scatto matto!
	\|ItaM=Crazy dash!; portmanteau of "scatto" (dash) and "scacco matto" (checkmate, lit. "crazy check"); similar to the minigame [[Freeze Frame]] from ''[[Mario Party 6]]''		\|ItaM=Crazy dash!; portmanteau of ''scatto'' ("dash") and ''scacco matto'' ("checkmate", lit. "crazy check"); similar to the minigame [[Freeze Frame]] from ''[[Mario Party 6]]''
	\|ItaC=<ref name=ingame/>		\|ItaC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Kor=대시&고!		\|Kor=대시&고!
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	\|PorEM=Lit. "Match, race!"; can be a play on ''partida corrida'' ("rushed start")		\|PorEM=Lit. "Match, race!"; can be a play on ''partida corrida'' ("rushed start")
	\|PorEC=<ref name=ingame/>		\|PorEC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Rus=На всех парах		\|Rus=на всех парах
	\|RusR=Na vsekh parakh		\|RusR=na vsekh parakh
	\|RusM=Full steam ahead		\|RusM=Full steam ahead
	\|RusC=<ref name=ingame/>		\|RusC=<ref name=ingame/>

Monty Bros.

Mario jc — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 07:49:13 GMT

SuperHeart21 Parenthesised terms like this should be lowercase

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	\|first_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]'' ([[List of games by date#2009\|2009]])		\|first_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]'' ([[List of games by date#2009\|2009]])
	\|latest_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey]]'' ([[List of games by date#2018\|2018]])		\|latest_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey]]'' ([[List of games by date#2018\|2018]])
	\|member_of=[[Bowser's Minions]] (~~Formerly~~)<br>[[List of implied organizations#Fawful_Foundation\|Fawful Foundation]]		\|member_of=[[Bowser's Minions]] (formerly)<br>[[List of implied organizations#Fawful_Foundation\|Fawful Foundation]]
	\|species=[[Monty Mole]]		\|species=[[Monty Mole]]
	}}		}}

Starting Grid (Time Trials / Battle)

Wilben — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 07:48:41 GMT

References

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	{{~~Themes~~}}		{{Jingles}}
	{{MK64}}		{{MK64}}
	[[Category:Recurring themes]]		[[Category:Recurring themes]]
	[[Category:Jingles]]		[[Category:Jingles]]
	[[Category:Mario Kart 64 music]]		[[Category:Mario Kart 64 music]]

Game Over (Dr. Mario)

Wilben — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 07:48:28 GMT

References

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	{{~~Themes~~}}		{{Jingles}}
	[[Category:Recurring themes]]		[[Category:Recurring themes]]
	[[Category:Game Over themes]]		[[Category:Game Over themes]]
	[[Category:Dr. Mario music]]		[[Category:Dr. Mario music]]

Game Over (New Super Mario Bros. Wii)

Wilben — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 07:48:15 GMT

References

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	{{~~Themes~~}}		{{Jingles}}
	{{NSMBW}}		{{NSMBW}}
	[[Category:Recurring themes]]		[[Category:Recurring themes]]
	[[Category:Game Over themes]]		[[Category:Game Over themes]]
	[[Category:New Super Mario Bros. Wii music]]		[[Category:New Super Mario Bros. Wii music]]

Professor E. Gadd

Mario jc — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 07:47:22 GMT

Undo revision 5299458 by SuperHeart21 (talk)

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	\|latest_appearance=''[[The Super Mario Galaxy Movie]]'' (likeness cameo) (2026)		\|latest_appearance=''[[The Super Mario Galaxy Movie]]'' (likeness cameo) (2026)
	\|latest_portrayal=[[Kazumi Totaka]] ([[List of games by date#2001\|2001]]–present)<ref>{{cite\|date=September 2001\|url=www.nintendo.co.jp/nom/0109/lu_inter/page03.html\|deadlink=y\|archive=web.archive.org/web/20221026124238/https://www.nintendo.co.jp/nom/0109/lu_inter/page03.html\|title=開発スタッフインタビュー ("Development staff interview")\|page=3\|publisher=''Nintendo Online Magazine'', issue 38\|accessdate=October 31, 2025}}</ref>		\|latest_portrayal=[[Kazumi Totaka]] ([[List of games by date#2001\|2001]]–present)<ref>{{cite\|date=September 2001\|url=www.nintendo.co.jp/nom/0109/lu_inter/page03.html\|deadlink=y\|archive=web.archive.org/web/20221026124238/https://www.nintendo.co.jp/nom/0109/lu_inter/page03.html\|title=開発スタッフインタビュー ("Development staff interview")\|page=3\|publisher=''Nintendo Online Magazine'', issue 38\|accessdate=October 31, 2025}}</ref>
	~~\|member_of=[[Gadd Science, Incorporated]] (Founder)~~
	}}		}}
	{{quote\|Ooof... I sure take a lot of knocks in this line of work. I'm getting too old for this ghost-catching tomfoolery. Anyway, nice to meet [[Luigi\|you]]. I'm Professor E. Gadd.\|Professor E. Gadd\|Luigi's Mansion}}		{{quote\|Ooof... I sure take a lot of knocks in this line of work. I'm getting too old for this ghost-catching tomfoolery. Anyway, nice to meet [[Luigi\|you]]. I'm Professor E. Gadd.\|Professor E. Gadd\|Luigi's Mansion}}

Ms. Mowz

Mario jc — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 07:46:20 GMT

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	\|first_appearance=''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' ([[List of games by date#2004\|2004]])		\|first_appearance=''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' ([[List of games by date#2004\|2004]])
	\|latest_appearance=''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)\|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' ([[Nintendo Switch]]) ([[List of games by date#2024\|2024]])		\|latest_appearance=''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)\|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' ([[Nintendo Switch]]) ([[List of games by date#2024\|2024]])
	~~\|member_of=[[Lovely Howz of Badges]] (Owner)~~
	}}		}}

	{{quote\|Well, it is time for us to part, [[Mario\|my little cheese-hunk]].\|Ms. Mowz\|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door}}		{{quote\|Well, it is time for us to part, [[Mario\|my little cheese-hunk]].\|Ms. Mowz\|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door}}
	'''Ms. Mowz''', originally named '''Ms. Mouse''',<ref>{{cite\|deadlink=y\|archive=web.archive.org/web/20070428033214/http://www.nintendo.com/gamemini?gameid=3640b1f1-82f7-4c42-8aea-d8299816f8c4\|title=''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'' summary\|publisher=Nintendo.com\|accessdate=March 31, 2021}}</ref> is a [[Little Mouser]] thief that appears in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. She is a [[badge]] thief that [[Mario]] encounters repeatedly in his quest to find the seven Crystal Stars. Mischievous and sultry, Ms. Mowz constantly flirts with Mario whenever she encounters him, much to the annoyance of [[Flurrie]] and [[Goombella]] (the latter occasionally calling Ms. Mowz a "floozy", although this trait is removed from the [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)\|Nintendo Switch remake]]), as well as making [[Koops]] and [[Yoshi Kid]] envious on at least one occasion.		'''Ms. Mowz''', originally named '''Ms. Mouse''',<ref>{{cite\|deadlink=y\|archive=web.archive.org/web/20070428033214/http://www.nintendo.com/gamemini?gameid=3640b1f1-82f7-4c42-8aea-d8299816f8c4\|title=''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'' summary\|publisher=Nintendo.com\|accessdate=March 31, 2021}}</ref> is a [[Little Mouser]] thief that appears in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. She is a [[badge]] thief that [[Mario]] encounters repeatedly in his quest to find the seven Crystal Stars. Mischievous and sultry, Ms. Mowz constantly flirts with Mario whenever she encounters him, much to the annoyance of [[Flurrie]] and [[Goombella]] (the latter occasionally calling Ms. Mowz a "floozy", although this trait is removed from the [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)\|Nintendo Switch remake]]), as well as making [[Koops]] and [[Yoshi Kid]] envious on at least one occasion.

Hellen Gravely

Mario jc — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 07:46:07 GMT

Undo revision 5299538 by SuperHeart21 (talk) This is for groups, not locations

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	\|species=[[Ghost (Luigi's Mansion series)\|Ghost]]		\|species=[[Ghost (Luigi's Mansion series)\|Ghost]]
	\|first_appearance=''[[Luigi's Mansion 3]]'' ([[List of games by date#2019\|2019]])		\|first_appearance=''[[Luigi's Mansion 3]]'' ([[List of games by date#2019\|2019]])
	~~\|member_of=[[The Last Resort]] (Owner)~~
	}}		}}

	'''Hellen Gravely''' is the owner of [[The Last Resort]] and one of two main antagonists of ''[[Luigi's Mansion 3]]'' (alongside [[King Boo]]). She owns a ghost cat named [[Polterkitty]], who is similar to [[Polterpup]]. Her actual appearance is hag-like and disheveled, which is revealed when she is under pressure. She is greatly embarrassed about it and suppresses it using her GheistPaint makeup.		'''Hellen Gravely''' is the owner of [[The Last Resort]] and one of two main antagonists of ''[[Luigi's Mansion 3]]'' (alongside [[King Boo]]). She owns a ghost cat named [[Polterkitty]], who is similar to [[Polterpup]]. Her actual appearance is hag-like and disheveled, which is revealed when she is under pressure. She is greatly embarrassed about it and suppresses it using her GheistPaint makeup.

KO Arena Pipe-Rock Rumble

Jdtendo — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 07:45:18 GMT

Added Pol, Tha names + Added sources for all names

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	\|JpnR=Dokan Rokku Koroshiamu		\|JpnR=Dokan Rokku Koroshiamu
	\|JpnM=Pipe-Rock Colosseum		\|JpnM=Pipe-Rock Colosseum
			\|JpnC=<ref name=ingame>In-game displayed on the world map from ''[[Super Mario Bros. Wonder]]'' (version 1.2.0, stored internally as <code>ArenaCourse250</code> in message file <code>GameMsg/Name_Course.msbt</code>).</ref>
	\|ChiS=水管岩竞技场		\|ChiS=水管岩竞技场
	\|ChiSR=Shuǐguǎnyán jìngjì chǎng		\|ChiSR=Shuǐguǎnyán jìngjì chǎng
	\|ChiSM=Pipe-Rock Arena		\|ChiSM=Pipe-Rock Arena
			\|ChiSC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|ChiT=水管岩競技場		\|ChiT=水管岩競技場
	\|ChiTR=Shuǐguǎnyán jìngjì chǎng		\|ChiTR=Shuǐguǎnyán jìngjì chǎng
	\|ChiTM=Pipe-Rock Arena		\|ChiTM=Pipe-Rock Arena
			\|ChiTC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Dut=Buizenarena		\|Dut=Buizenarena
	\|DutM=Pipe Arena		\|DutM=Pipe Arena
	\|Fre=Beignes de la ~~Plaine~~		\|DutC=<ref name=ingame/>
			\|Fre=Beignes de la plaine
	\|FreM=Plain's Punches (also can be translated as Plain's Donuts, a reference to [[Donut Plains]])		\|FreM=Plain's Punches (also can be translated as Plain's Donuts, a reference to [[Donut Plains]])
			\|FreC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Ger=Röhrenfels-Arena		\|Ger=Röhrenfels-Arena
	\|GerM=Pipe-Rock Arena		\|GerM=Pipe-Rock Arena
			\|GerC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Ita=Arena Tubirocciosi		\|Ita=Arena Tubirocciosi
	\|ItaM=[[Pipe-Rock Plateau\|Rocky Pipes]] Arena		\|ItaM=[[Pipe-Rock Plateau\|Rocky Pipes]] Arena
			\|ItaC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Kor=토관바위 콜로세움		\|Kor=토관바위 콜로세움
	\|KorR=Togwanbawi Kollose'um		\|KorR=Togwanbawi Kollose'um
	\|KorM=Pipe-Rock Colosseum		\|KorM=Pipe-Rock Colosseum
			\|KorC=<ref name=ingame/>
			\|Pol=Rozróba w Równinie Rurowej
			\|PolC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|PorA=Rebuliço em Rochacanos		\|PorA=Rebuliço em Rochacanos
	\|PorAM=Fuss in Pipe-Rock		\|PorAM=Fuss in Pipe-Rock
			\|PorAC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|PorE=Arena Rochacanos		\|PorE=Arena Rochacanos
	\|PorEM=Pipe-Rock Arena		\|PorEM=Pipe-Rock Arena
	\|Rus=~~Арена~~ труб		\|PorEC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|RusR=~~Arena~~ trub		\|Rus=арена труб
			\|RusR=arena trub
	\|RusM=Pipe Arena		\|RusM=Pipe Arena
			\|RusC=<ref name=ingame/>
	\|Spa=Coliseo Tubirroca		\|Spa=Coliseo Tubirroca
	\|SpaM=Pipe-Rock Coliseum		\|SpaM=Pipe-Rock Coliseum
			\|SpaC=<ref name=ingame/>
			\|Tha=ตะลุยท่อศิลา
			\|ThaC=<ref name=ingame/>
	}}		}}

			==References==
			<references/>

	{{SMBW levels}}		{{SMBW levels}}

Gramma Red and Gramma Green

Mario jc — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 07:45:06 GMT

This isn't used for places actually

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	\|species=[[Toad]]s		\|species=[[Toad]]s
	\|first_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'' ([[List of games by date#2005\|2005]])		\|first_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'' ([[List of games by date#2005\|2005]])
	~~\|member_of=[[Gramma's Place]] (Owners)~~
	}}		}}
	'''Gramma Red''' and '''Gramma Green''' are a pair of old salesperson [[Toad (species)\|Toad]]s seen in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]''. They run the [[item]] store [[Gramma's Place]]. Very much like [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] themselves, these Toads wear red and green. They are the only characters who remain in [[Toad Town]] after the [[Shroob]] invasion, and they constantly remind Mario and his team of their loneliness as a way to get them to buy more. The Toads' slogan is "more is better."		'''Gramma Red''' and '''Gramma Green''' are a pair of old salesperson [[Toad (species)\|Toad]]s seen in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]''. They run the [[item]] store [[Gramma's Place]]. Very much like [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] themselves, these Toads wear red and green. They are the only characters who remain in [[Toad Town]] after the [[Shroob]] invasion, and they constantly remind Mario and his team of their loneliness as a way to get them to buy more. The Toads' slogan is "more is better."

Dream's Deep

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	\|image=[[File:MLDT_-_Dream_Field_Ball.png\|256px]]<br>\|Mario ~~rolls~~ Luiginary Ball in Dream's Deep.		\|image=[[File:MLDT_-_Dream_Field_Ball.png\|256px]]<br>Mario rolling the Luiginary Ball in Dream's Deep
	\|first_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'' ([[List of games by date#2013\|2013]])		\|first_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'' ([[List of games by date#2013\|2013]])
	\|greater_location=[[Dream World]]		\|greater_location=[[Dream World]]
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	'''Dream's Deep''' (known as '''????''' on the save screen) is an area in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'' that is the core of the [[Dream World]]. It is where [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] find [[Antasma]] and [[Princess Peach]], and it is also where the Bros. fight [[Bowser]] and Antasma in his bat form. Upon their second visit, they learn how to summon the [[Zeekeeper]] through the [[Ultibed]] and how to use the [[Luiginoid Formation#Luiginary Ball\|Luiginary Ball]] in the overworld, as well as the [[Luiginoid Formation#Ball Hammer\|Ball Hammer]] and [[Luiginoid Formation#Hookshot\|Hookshot]] during their second visit. It can be accessed from either [[Dreamy Pi'illo Castle]] or [[Dreamy Mushrise Park]] via portals. Dream Deep visibly highlights Luigi's thoughts of Mario, such as his admiration and loyalty to him, showing how much he loves his brother.		'''Dream's Deep''' (known as '''????''' on the save screen) is an area in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'' that is the core of the [[Dream World]]. It is where [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] find [[Antasma]] and [[Princess Peach]], and it is also where the Bros. fight [[Bowser]] and Antasma in his bat form. Upon their second visit, they learn how to summon the [[Zeekeeper]] through the [[Ultibed]] and how to use the [[Luiginoid Formation#Luiginary Ball\|Luiginary Ball]] in the overworld, as well as the [[Luiginoid Formation#Ball Hammer\|Ball Hammer]] and [[Luiginoid Formation#Hookshot\|Hookshot]] during their second visit. It can be accessed from either [[Dreamy Pi'illo Castle]] or [[Dreamy Mushrise Park]] via portals. Dream Deep visibly highlights Luigi's thoughts of Mario, such as his admiration and loyalty to him, showing how much he loves his brother.

	==History==		==History==
	In Dreamy Pi'illo Castle, Antasma breaks open a way to Dream's Deep and takes Peach there shortly after Mario defeats [[Dreamy Mario]], the ground sealing up Antasma's escape route as soon as he departs with her.		In Dreamy Pi'illo Castle, Antasma breaks open a way to Dream's Deep and takes Peach there shortly after Mario defeats [[Dreamy Mario]], the ground sealing up Antasma's escape route as soon as he departs with her.

Luiginoid

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	\|first_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'' ([[List of games by date#2013\|2013]])		\|first_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]'' ([[List of games by date#2013\|2013]])
	\|latest_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]'' ([[List of games by date#2015\|2015]]~~) (Cameo~~)		\|latest_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]'' (cameo) ([[List of games by date#2015\|2015]])
	\|portrayed_by=[[Charles Martinet]] (2013)		\|portrayed_by=[[Charles Martinet]] (2013)
	}}		}}

Pipe-Rock Plateau Palace

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Added References section

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*When the player becomes small in Wonder Bowser Jr.'s boss battle, their behavior is similar to that of [[Mini Mario]]. The difference is that they can deal damage by simply stomping on Wonder Bowser Jr. instead of needing to use a [[Ground Pound]] (though Ground Pounding deals more damage).		*When the player becomes small in Wonder Bowser Jr.'s boss battle, their behavior is similar to that of [[Mini Mario]]. The difference is that they can deal damage by simply stomping on Wonder Bowser Jr. instead of needing to use a [[Ground Pound]] (though Ground Pounding deals more damage).

			==References==
			<references/>

	{{SMBW levels}}		{{SMBW levels}}
	[[Category:Castles]]		[[Category:Castles]]
	[[Category:Super Mario Bros. Wonder levels]]		[[Category:Super Mario Bros. Wonder levels]]

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	:::::::Hmm, fair point. But I would much rather avoid making rules that distinguish between "good reasons" and "bad reasons", as it introduces an unnecessary amount of subjectivity to the proposal rules. I guess [[MarioWiki:Don't shoot your foot off\|we don't necessarily need a specific rule]] to stop people who are obviously trying to game the system by cancelling and immediately re-proposing a failing proposal without addressing any problems, as admins already have the power to veto loophole-abusing proposals. {{User:Hewer/sig}} 18:37, April 10, 2026 (UTC)		:::::::Hmm, fair point. But I would much rather avoid making rules that distinguish between "good reasons" and "bad reasons", as it introduces an unnecessary amount of subjectivity to the proposal rules. I guess [[MarioWiki:Don't shoot your foot off\|we don't necessarily need a specific rule]] to stop people who are obviously trying to game the system by cancelling and immediately re-proposing a failing proposal without addressing any problems, as admins already have the power to veto loophole-abusing proposals. {{User:Hewer/sig}} 18:37, April 10, 2026 (UTC)
	::::::::I think it's common sense what is a "good reason" and a "bad reason". Rule 8 in particular shows something similar for votes (like what counts as a valid vote compared to an invalid vote). Even if proposal cancellations are different, I think that a simple "proposals must have a valid reason to get cancelled" clause might be enough in the rules. After all, [[MarioWiki:Don't shoot your foot off\|this page]] shows that users should have common sense on what counts as a "good reason" and a "bad reason". I doubt he have to list ''every'' reason, or even give any examples. {{User:I... am R.O.B./sig}} 00:00, April 11, 2026 (UTC)		::::::::I think it's common sense what is a "good reason" and a "bad reason". Rule 8 in particular shows something similar for votes (like what counts as a valid vote compared to an invalid vote). Even if proposal cancellations are different, I think that a simple "proposals must have a valid reason to get cancelled" clause might be enough in the rules. After all, [[MarioWiki:Don't shoot your foot off\|this page]] shows that users should have common sense on what counts as a "good reason" and a "bad reason". I doubt he have to list ''every'' reason, or even give any examples. {{User:I... am R.O.B./sig}} 00:00, April 11, 2026 (UTC)
			:::::::::Well evidently it's not common sense seeing as we've been disagreeing as to whether cancelling a failing proposal is bad. And I don't really like the rule about vote reasons needing to be "good" either, I think I suggested removing it before at some point. {{User:Hewer/sig}} 09:14, April 11, 2026 (UTC)

	:On the subject with the issues of proposals that are likely to fail, I'd like to remind everyone that a certain user (read: [[User:GuntherBayBeee\|GuntherBayBeee]]) has the habit of canceling proposals outright when it looks like they're failing; in fact, less than a month ago, he cancelled [[MarioWiki:Proposals/Archive/81#Allow key artwork on game infoboxes\|a proposal regarding to allow key artwork on game infoboxes]] less than an hour after it was made, with only two oppose votes... only to ''then'' proceed with applying the proposed changes on [[Special:Diff/5264437\|three]] [[Special:Diff/5264439\|different]] [[Special:Diff/5264443\|articles]] as if the proposal ''succeeded''. [[User talk:Camwoodstock#Can I ask you a question?\|His confusion after these edits were reverted]] seemingly implies that he seemed to treat proposal cancellations as if these proposals never happened and in turn made him think that he could treat this as a go-ahead to implement the proposed changes anyway, even though any cancelled proposal should be regarded as a ''failed'' proposal (unless it's implemented immediately by admins).<br>The fact that this proposal was cancelled after only two oppose votes within one hour, and the proposer went to implement the proposed changed immediately afterwards does make it seem there weren't any good intentions behind cancelling it at all, which would mean a stricter regulation may have to be implemented (then again, Camwoodstock did mention the proposer cannot start another proposal for three days if they decided to cancel theirs). The worst part is that if it wasn't cancelled, I would've suggested a sort of middle ground for the proposal: it didn't even ''have'' to fail. {{User:Arend/sig}} 17:24, April 9, 2026 (UTC)		:On the subject with the issues of proposals that are likely to fail, I'd like to remind everyone that a certain user (read: [[User:GuntherBayBeee\|GuntherBayBeee]]) has the habit of canceling proposals outright when it looks like they're failing; in fact, less than a month ago, he cancelled [[MarioWiki:Proposals/Archive/81#Allow key artwork on game infoboxes\|a proposal regarding to allow key artwork on game infoboxes]] less than an hour after it was made, with only two oppose votes... only to ''then'' proceed with applying the proposed changes on [[Special:Diff/5264437\|three]] [[Special:Diff/5264439\|different]] [[Special:Diff/5264443\|articles]] as if the proposal ''succeeded''. [[User talk:Camwoodstock#Can I ask you a question?\|His confusion after these edits were reverted]] seemingly implies that he seemed to treat proposal cancellations as if these proposals never happened and in turn made him think that he could treat this as a go-ahead to implement the proposed changes anyway, even though any cancelled proposal should be regarded as a ''failed'' proposal (unless it's implemented immediately by admins).<br>The fact that this proposal was cancelled after only two oppose votes within one hour, and the proposer went to implement the proposed changed immediately afterwards does make it seem there weren't any good intentions behind cancelling it at all, which would mean a stricter regulation may have to be implemented (then again, Camwoodstock did mention the proposer cannot start another proposal for three days if they decided to cancel theirs). The worst part is that if it wasn't cancelled, I would've suggested a sort of middle ground for the proposal: it didn't even ''have'' to fail. {{User:Arend/sig}} 17:24, April 9, 2026 (UTC)

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	Yoshi and the Mysterious Book American box art.jpg\|North American/Latin American box art		Yoshi and the Mysterious Book American box art.jpg\|North American/Latin American box art
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	Yoshi and the Mysterious Book NL box art.png\|Dutch box art		Yoshi and the Mysterious Book NL box art.png\|Dutch box art
	Yoshi and the Mysterious Book DE box art.jpg\|German box art		Yoshi and the Mysterious Book DE box art.jpg\|German box art
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	Yoshi and the Mysterious Book HK box art.jpg\|Hong Kong box art		Yoshi and the Mysterious Book HK box art.jpg\|Hong Kong box art
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	</noinclude>{{MainPageImage\|~~Wario Land 2 GBC NA cover~~.jpg\|~~110px~~\|align=left}}		</noinclude>{{MainPageImage\|DKGBBoxAmerica.jpg\|120px\|align=left}}
	'''''[[~~Wario Land II~~]]''''' is a [[~~list of games\|game~~]] by [[Nintendo]] ~~that was released in Western regions for the [[Game Boy]] in March 1998~~. ~~Contrary to the name, this is~~ the ~~third installment~~ of the ''[[~~Wario Land~~ (~~series~~)\|~~Wario Land~~]]~~'' series~~. It is a 2D [[~~Genre#Platform\|platformer~~]] ~~starring [[Wario]], the greedy treasure hunter, who was also the protagonist of the series~~' ~~previous games,~~ ''[[~~Wario Land:~~ Super Mario ~~Land 3]]~~'' ~~and~~ ''[[~~Virtual~~ Boy ~~Wario Land~~]]~~''. While~~ the ~~game was originally released as a~~ [[Super ~~Game Boy~~]]~~-enhanced title outside of Japan, a version adding~~ [[~~Game Boy Color~~]] ~~support was released in Japan seven months later as one of the October 1998 launch titles~~, ~~featuring colored sprites and backgrounds. While~~ the ~~Game Boy Color version of this~~ game ~~is backwards compatible with the~~ Game Boy ~~system, its save is incompatible with~~ the ~~Game Boy if~~ the game ~~is saved~~ on the Game Boy ~~Color and vice-versa, requiring deleting the original save in order to save it on the other system. This version came out later in Western regions as well. It was also rereleased for the~~ [[~~Nintendo 3DS~~]]'s ~~[[Virtual Console#Nintendo 3DS\|Virtual Console]] in 2012~~.		'''''[[Donkey Kong (Game Boy)\|Donkey Kong]]''''' (alternatively '''''Game Boy Donkey Kong''''', and '''''Donkey Kong '94''''' in early development) is a [[Game Boy]] game released in 1994 by [[Nintendo]]. The game starts out with the premise of the original 1981 [[Donkey Kong (game)\|''Donkey Kong'' arcade game]]. However, this game qualifies as both an extension and a standalone title; it features 97 additional stages beyond this original premise. It acts as a predecessor to ''[[Mario vs. Donkey Kong]]''. ''Donkey Kong'' is the first game in the [[Super Mario (franchise)\|''Super Mario'' franchise]] with specialized support for colored graphics on the [[Super Game Boy]] peripheral for the [[Super Famicom]] and [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]], with the game's Super Game Boy border resembling the arcade cabinet of the original ''Donkey Kong'' arcade game. The game has slight audio enhancements on the Super Game Boy: [[Pauline]]'s distress cry sounds closer to a realistic cry for help (the Super Famicom and Super NES's sound chip supports the inclusion of voice samples), and the credits theme was also enhanced.

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	\|first_appearance=''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' ([[List of games by date#2004\|2004]])		\|first_appearance=''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' ([[List of games by date#2004\|2004]])
	\|latest_appearance=''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)\|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' ([[Nintendo Switch]]) ([[List of games by date#2024\|2024]])		\|latest_appearance=''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)\|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' ([[Nintendo Switch]]) ([[List of games by date#2024\|2024]])
	~~\|member_of=[[Lovely Howz of Badges]] (Owner)~~
	}}		}}

	{{quote\|Well, it is time for us to part, [[Mario\|my little cheese-hunk]].\|Ms. Mowz\|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door}}		{{quote\|Well, it is time for us to part, [[Mario\|my little cheese-hunk]].\|Ms. Mowz\|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door}}
	'''Ms. Mowz''', originally named '''Ms. Mouse''',<ref>{{cite\|deadlink=y\|archive=web.archive.org/web/20070428033214/http://www.nintendo.com/gamemini?gameid=3640b1f1-82f7-4c42-8aea-d8299816f8c4\|title=''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'' summary\|publisher=Nintendo.com\|accessdate=March 31, 2021}}</ref> is a [[Little Mouser]] thief that appears in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. She is a [[badge]] thief that [[Mario]] encounters repeatedly in his quest to find the seven Crystal Stars. Mischievous and sultry, Ms. Mowz constantly flirts with Mario whenever she encounters him, much to the annoyance of [[Flurrie]] and [[Goombella]] (the latter occasionally calling Ms. Mowz a "floozy", although this trait is removed from the [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)\|Nintendo Switch remake]]), as well as making [[Koops]] and [[Yoshi Kid]] envious on at least one occasion.		'''Ms. Mowz''', originally named '''Ms. Mouse''',<ref>{{cite\|deadlink=y\|archive=web.archive.org/web/20070428033214/http://www.nintendo.com/gamemini?gameid=3640b1f1-82f7-4c42-8aea-d8299816f8c4\|title=''Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door'' summary\|publisher=Nintendo.com\|accessdate=March 31, 2021}}</ref> is a [[Little Mouser]] thief that appears in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. She is a [[badge]] thief that [[Mario]] encounters repeatedly in his quest to find the seven Crystal Stars. Mischievous and sultry, Ms. Mowz constantly flirts with Mario whenever she encounters him, much to the annoyance of [[Flurrie]] and [[Goombella]] (the latter occasionally calling Ms. Mowz a "floozy", although this trait is removed from the [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)\|Nintendo Switch remake]]), as well as making [[Koops]] and [[Yoshi Kid]] envious on at least one occasion.

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	==Plot==		==Plot==
	[[File:TSMGM Megaleg.png\|thumb\|Rosalina defends the Lumas from Megaleg.]]		[[File:TSMGM Megaleg.png\|thumb\|Rosalina defends the Lumas from Megaleg.]]
	[[Rosalina]] explores the galaxy in her current home, the [[Comet Observatory]], where she raises her family of [[Luma]] children as their mother. One day, as she is about to read them a bedtime story, the observatory is attacked by [[Megaleg]], who demands the princess to come with him. Rosalina fights off and almost destroys Megaleg before a Luma exits the [[Library (Super Mario Galaxy)\|library]], looking for Rosalina's comfort. Noticing the Luma, Megaleg fires at the library and attempts to destroy the Lumas, but Rosalina prevents him from doing so. Ultimately, Rosalina is captured, ~~and reveals it~~ to be ~~piloted by~~ [[Bowser Jr.]], the son of [[Bowser]], who plans to restore the Bowser name with Kamek by his side. A Luma attempts to save her before also being captured. The rest of the Lumas watch as Rosalina is taken away by Bowser Jr.'s [[UFO]].		[[Rosalina]] explores the galaxy in her current home, the [[Comet Observatory]], where she raises her family of [[Luma]] children as their mother. One day, as she is about to read them a bedtime story, the observatory is attacked by [[Megaleg]], who demands the princess to come with him. Rosalina fights off and almost destroys Megaleg before a Luma exits the [[Library (Super Mario Galaxy)\|library]], looking for Rosalina's comfort. Noticing the Luma, Megaleg fires at the library and attempts to destroy the Lumas, but Rosalina prevents him from doing so. Ultimately, Rosalina is captured, as the pilot is revealed to be [[Bowser Jr.]], the son of [[Bowser]], who plans to restore the Bowser name with Kamek by his side. A Luma attempts to save her before also being captured. The rest of the Lumas watch as Rosalina is taken away by Bowser Jr.'s [[UFO]].

	[[File:TSMGM Mario and Luigi arrive at the Sand Kingdom.png\|thumb\|left\|The Super Mario Bros. heroically arrive in Tostarena Town.]]		[[File:TSMGM Mario and Luigi arrive at the Sand Kingdom.png\|thumb\|left\|The Super Mario Bros. heroically arrive in Tostarena Town.]]
	In the [[Mushroom Kingdom]], [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] are hailed as heroes for having previously defeated [[Bowser]] and saved both the kingdom, which is where they now live, and the city of [[Brooklyn]]. One day, they are called by the [[Tostarenan]]s to inspect a mysterious disturbance at an [[Inverted Pyramid]] in [[Tostarena Town]]. Inside, they find a [[Warp Pipe]] buried underneath rocks; upon inspecting, they find a creature inside. They attempt to block the pipe back up, but the creature escapes. Before they can fire at it using their [[Fire Mario\|Fire forms]], the creature cowers in fear. Realizing it is not a threat, Mario carefully lures it out. The brothers find that the cause of the problem was [[Yoshi]]. Yoshi had hatched from [[Yoshi's Egg\|his egg]] in the sewers of Brooklyn, originally intended as Bowser's wedding gift to Peach before ending up there after a [[Bomber Bill]] exploded in the [[Warp Zone]] and sucked Mushroom Kingdom elements, including him, into Brooklyn. Yoshi had found a ladder to the surface and curiously explored the city, until he got into trouble after accidentally collapsing a fossil at a dinosaur exhibit at the {{wp\|American Museum of Natural History}}. He was chased by the security guards and {{wp\|New York City Police Department\|police}} non-stop until he escaped through a Warp Pipe in the sewer. Due to a language barrier, Mario and Luigi are unable to understand Yoshi's story. The brothers reveal Yoshi to the Tostarenans before Yoshi wanders off. Although the brothers initially assume he left them, Yoshi comes back on Luigi's [[bike]] and rides it home with the two. Meanwhile, Bowser Jr. takes Rosalina and the Luma to an unfinished planet where he plots to drain and use Rosalina's power to fuel a planet-destroying ~~Doomsday~~ Weapon that his father had promised him in his youth. Rosalina frees the Luma, who flees to search for help from [[Princess Peach]].		In the [[Mushroom Kingdom]], [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] are hailed as heroes for having previously defeated [[Bowser]] and saved both the kingdom, which is where they now live, and the city of [[Brooklyn]]. One day, they are called by the [[Tostarenan]]s to inspect a mysterious disturbance at an [[Inverted Pyramid]] in [[Tostarena Town]]. Inside, they find a [[Warp Pipe]] buried underneath rocks; upon inspecting, they find a creature inside. They attempt to block the pipe back up, but the creature escapes. Before they can fire at it using their [[Fire Mario\|Fire forms]], the creature cowers in fear. Realizing it is not a threat, Mario carefully lures it out. The brothers find that the cause of the problem was [[Yoshi]]. Yoshi had hatched from [[Yoshi's Egg\|his egg]] in the sewers of Brooklyn, originally intended as Bowser's wedding gift to Peach before ending up there after a [[Bomber Bill]] exploded in the [[Warp Zone]] and sucked Mushroom Kingdom elements, including him, into Brooklyn. Yoshi had found a ladder to the surface and curiously explored the city, until he got into trouble after accidentally collapsing a fossil at a dinosaur exhibit at the {{wp\|American Museum of Natural History}}. He was chased by the security guards and {{wp\|New York City Police Department\|police}} non-stop until he escaped through a Warp Pipe in the sewer. Due to a language barrier, Mario and Luigi are unable to understand Yoshi's story. The brothers reveal Yoshi to the Tostarenans before Yoshi wanders off. Although the brothers initially assume he left them, Yoshi comes back on Luigi's [[bike]] and rides it home with the two. Meanwhile, Bowser Jr. takes Rosalina and the Luma to an unfinished planet where he plots to drain and use Rosalina's power to fuel a planet-destroying [[Boomsday Weapon]] that his father had promised him in his youth. Rosalina frees the Luma, who flees to search for help from [[Princess Peach]].

	[[File:TSMGM Shooting Star Bits.png\|thumb\|Mario and Peach watch Star Bits fall together.]]		[[File:TSMGM Shooting Star Bits.png\|thumb\|Mario and Peach watch Star Bits fall together.]]
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	[[File:T-RexTSMGM.png\|thumb\|left\|Yoshi, Toad, Baby Mario, and Baby Luigi encounter a T. Rex.]]		[[File:T-RexTSMGM.png\|thumb\|left\|Yoshi, Toad, Baby Mario, and Baby Luigi encounter a T. Rex.]]
	The three regroup with Peach and Toad, who have hired [[Fox McCloud]], a space pilot from another universe who takes a swift liking to Mario, to take them to the Space Junk Galaxy via his [[Arwing]]. On their way, they are attacked by Bowser Jr., who turns Mario and Luigi into babies with a [[Super Scope]] and sends the Arwing crashing into [[Fossil Falls]]. Bowser feels guilty for double-crossing the brothers, but Jr. convinces him that they have softened him and made him lose his way; Bowser decides to return to his role as the King of the Koopas. In Fossil Falls, Fox struggles to repair the Arwing while [[Baby Mario]] and [[Baby Luigi]] wander off and find a sleeping [[T. Rex\|Tyrannosaurus Rex]]. While Yoshi retrieves Bowser Jr.'s Super Scope from a tree branch, Toad tries to keep the babies from waking the T. Rex. Yoshi accidentally wakes it after retrieving the Super Scope, prompting the group to flee on Yoshi's back while the dinosaur pursues them. During the chase, Toad is also turned into a baby. Yoshi loses the T. Rex by making it fall off a fragile fossil bridge into a pool of water. As the dinosaur emerges from the water, ~~he uses~~ the Super Scope to turn it into a baby ~~and~~ revert Mario, Luigi, and Toad to their adult age. While Fox continues to repair the Arwing, Mario comforts a frustrated Peach. Luigi playfully tests a radio, which is heard by the Lumas; they bring the Comet Observatory to them. Fox pilots the observatory to the Space Junk Galaxy and befriends the Lumas. Meanwhile, Peach explores the library and finds a storybook about her, in which she discovers her origins.		The three regroup with Peach and Toad, who have hired [[Fox McCloud]], a space pilot from another universe who takes a swift liking to Mario, to take them to the Space Junk Galaxy via his [[Arwing]]. On their way, they are attacked by Bowser Jr., who turns Mario and Luigi into babies with a [[Super Scope]] and sends the Arwing crashing into [[Fossil Falls]]. Bowser feels guilty for double-crossing the brothers, but Jr. convinces him that they have softened him and made him lose his way; Bowser decides to return to his role as the King of the Koopas. In Fossil Falls, Fox struggles to repair the Arwing while [[Baby Mario]] and [[Baby Luigi]] wander off and find a sleeping [[T. Rex\|Tyrannosaurus Rex]]. While Yoshi retrieves Bowser Jr.'s Super Scope from a tree branch, Toad tries to keep the babies from waking the T. Rex. Yoshi accidentally wakes it after retrieving the Super Scope, prompting the group to flee on Yoshi's back while the dinosaur pursues them. During the chase, Toad is also turned into a baby. Yoshi loses the T. Rex by making it fall off a fragile fossil bridge into a pool of water. As the dinosaur emerges from the water, the babies use the Super Scope to turn it into a baby; Yoshi then uses it to revert Mario, Luigi, and Toad to their adult age. While Fox continues to repair the Arwing, Mario comforts a frustrated Peach. Luigi playfully tests a radio, which is heard by the Lumas; they bring the Comet Observatory to them. Fox pilots the observatory to the Space Junk Galaxy and befriends the Lumas. Meanwhile, Peach explores the library and finds a storybook about her, in which she discovers her origins.

	In this film, Rosalina and Peach are sisters who were born and made from ~~star dust~~. Long ago, as children, they explored outer space together and wielded their shared power to create nature and life. One day, their home planet was attacked by an unknown force. To keep [[baby Peach]] safe from danger, Rosalina reluctantly sent her through a Warp Pipe while she fended off the enemy. Peach ended up in the Mushroom Kingdom, where she was found by the Toads who adopted her and, when she became an adult, made her their princess. Due to her young age at the time of their split-up, Peach did not remember Rosalina or her origins.		In this film, Rosalina and Peach are sisters who were born and made from stardust. Long ago, as children, they explored outer space together and wielded their shared power to create nature and life. One day, their home planet was attacked by an unknown force. To keep [[baby Peach]] safe from danger, Rosalina reluctantly sent her through a Warp Pipe while she fended off the enemy. Peach ended up in the Mushroom Kingdom, where she was found by the Toads who adopted her and, when she became an adult, made her their princess. Due to her young age at the time of their split-up, Peach did not remember Rosalina or her origins.

	At the Space Junk Galaxy, Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Yoshi are dispatched onto [[Planet Bowser]], where they set off to sneak in and rescue Rosalina. Mario and Peach are caught by Jr. and sent to a trench filled with traps such as [[Fire Bar]]s, [[Grinder]]s, [[Thwomp]]s, and [[Spike Trap]]s. Mario and Peach escape the trench by using Peach's parasol to boost themselves out, propelled by a [[Bob-omb]] group explosion. Unwilling to let them ruin his promise to his son, Bowser confronts Mario and Peach on a bridge suspended over a [[lava]] moat. Mario uses one of Bowser's [[axe]]s to sever the bridge, dropping Bowser into the lava below. Bowser Jr. is distraught upon seeing his father's fate, to which Mario and Peach feel regretful. However, Bowser survives and re-emerges from the lava as [[Dry Bowser]]. Mario sends Peach to rescue Rosalina while Luigi and Yoshi assist the former in fighting the Bowsers; they use power-ups to transform into [[Drill Mario]], [[Cloud Luigi]], and [[Blimp Yoshi]]. During the fight, Luigi gets a hold of Bowser Jr.'s [[magic brush]] and uses it to paint [[Mr. Game & Watch]], who incapacitates Dry Bowser by scattering his bones. Bowser Jr. recovers his brush and creates a replica of the [[Ruined Dragon]], only for it to unexpectedly swallow him whole. Mario uses a [[Red Star]] to transform into [[Flying Mario]] and defeat the Ruined Dragon to save Bowser Jr. Meanwhile, Peach locates Rosalina, who is slowly dying as her energy is being drained. Once Rosalina is recovered, the reunited sisters use their shared power to destroy the weapon and transform Planet Bowser into a clean, nature-filled planet.		At the Space Junk Galaxy, Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Yoshi are dispatched onto [[Planet Bowser]], where they set off to sneak in and rescue Rosalina. Mario and Peach are caught by Jr. and sent to a trench filled with traps such as [[Fire Bar]]s, [[Grinder]]s, [[Thwomp]]s, and [[Spike Trap]]s. Mario and Peach escape the trench by using Peach's parasol to boost themselves out, propelled by a [[Bob-omb]] group explosion. Unwilling to let them ruin his promise to his son, Bowser confronts Mario and Peach on a bridge suspended over a [[lava]] moat. Mario uses one of Bowser's [[axe]]s to sever the bridge, dropping Bowser into the lava below. Bowser Jr. is distraught upon seeing his father's fate, to which Mario and Peach feel regretful. However, Bowser survives and re-emerges from the lava as [[Dry Bowser]]. Mario sends Peach to rescue Rosalina while Luigi and Yoshi assist the former in fighting the Bowsers; they use power-ups to transform into [[Drill Mario]], [[Cloud Luigi]], and [[Blimp Yoshi]]. During the fight, Luigi gets a hold of Bowser Jr.'s [[magic brush]] and uses it to paint [[Mr. Game & Watch]], who incapacitates Dry Bowser by scattering his bones. Bowser Jr. recovers his brush and creates a replica of the [[Ruined Dragon]], only for it to unexpectedly swallow him whole. Mario uses a [[Red Star]] to transform into [[Flying Mario]] and defeat the Ruined Dragon to save Bowser Jr. Meanwhile, Peach locates Rosalina, who is slowly dying as her energy is being drained. Once Rosalina is recovered, the reunited sisters use their shared power to destroy the weapon and transform Planet Bowser into a clean, nature-filled planet.

	~~Upon returning home~~, ~~the group finds~~ Peach's Castle still completely gone. Mario states that they shall rebuild the castle together, with Rosalina and the Lumas joining in. Upon its completion, he uses a [[Cape Feather]] to transform into [[Cape Mario]]. Peach kisses him on the cheek before he flies into the air and places the flag on the castle's peak right before the [[List of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie staff\|end credits]].		The group returns to Mushroom Kingdom with Rosalina and the Lumas following along, only to find Peach's Castle still completely gone. Mario states that they shall rebuild the castle together, with Rosalina and the Lumas joining in. Upon its completion, he uses a [[Cape Feather]] to transform into [[Cape Mario]]. Peach kisses him on the cheek before he flies into the air and places the flag on the castle's peak right before the [[List of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie staff\|end credits]].

	In a mid-credits scene, Fox drops off the Bowsers at a far-off prison before returning home in his fully-repaired Arwing thanks to Rosalina. In prison, the Bowsers attempt to make their escape by digging a hole through the prison but are watched over by [[Lumalee]], who as their prison guard, uses his nihilism to torment them. In a post-credits scene, Ukiki robs a [[Whittle]] at the Gateway Galaxy, but he gets punched away by a gloved fist. The grateful Whittle's belongings are then returned to it by [[Daisy\|Princess Daisy]].		In a mid-credits scene, Fox drops off the Bowsers at a far-off prison before returning home in his fully-repaired Arwing thanks to Rosalina. In prison, the Bowsers attempt to make their escape by digging a hole through the prison but are watched over by [[Lumalee]], who as their prison guard, uses his nihilism to torment them. In a post-credits scene, Ukiki robs a [[Whittle]] at the Gateway Galaxy, but he gets punched away by a gloved fist. The grateful Whittle's belongings are then returned to it by [[Daisy\|Princess Daisy]].