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{{Character-infobox
{{about|a boss in [[Wario's Woods]]|the [[Vibe]] in [[Super Princess Peach]]|[[Rage]]}}
|image=[[File:Meidou.jpg|200px]]
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|image=[[File:Mad Wario Woods artwork.jpg|200px]]
|species=Mermaid
|species=Mermaid
|first_appearance=''[[Wario's Woods]]'' ([[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]]) ([[List of games by date#1994|1994]])
|first_appearance=''[[Wario's Woods]]'' ([[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]]) ([[List of games by date#1994|1994]])
|latest_appearance=''[[NES Remix 2]]'' ([[List of games by date#2014|2014]])
|latest_appearance=''[[NES Remix 2]]'' ([[List of games by date#2014|2014]])
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[[File:Mad WW NES.png|frame|left]]
[[File:Mad WarioWoods NES.png|frame|left]]
'''Mad'''<ref>''Wario's Woods'' NES instruction booklet, page 15.</ref> is a mermaid boss in the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] version of the game ''[[Wario's Woods]]''. Mad is the third boss overall that [[Toad]] faces in the NES version of the game and she makes her debut in the twenty ninth round.  
'''Mad'''<ref>''Wario's Woods'' NES instruction booklet, page 15.</ref> is a boss that appears in the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] version of ''[[Wario's Woods]]''. She is a green-haired, red-tailed mermaid with a crown and pearl necklace.


She is depicted to having blue hair (green hair in her original sprite) and a red tail in her official artwork, as well as a crown and a pearl necklace. Mad has the ability to temporarily freeze Toad's [[sprite]] helper during battle. Like the other bosses, she is also able to re-locate herself anywhere on the stage and if she re-materializes on Toad, she will instantly knock him out. Mad is also capable of throwing enemies around the stage. Mad participates in helping [[Wario]] keep control of the [[Wario's Woods (place)|woods]].   
==History==
===''Wario's Woods''===
Mad is the third boss that [[Toad]] faces, appearing in round 29. Like all bosses, Mad can create more enemies and teleport around the stage, and instantly KOs Toad if she reappears on top of him; she can also temporarily freeze Toad's [[sprite]] helper.   


While neither Mad nor any of the other bosses of the NES version of ''Wario's Woods'' reappear in the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] version of the game (excluding Wario), she bears a strong resemblance to [[Aqualea]].
===''Super Mario'' (KC Deluxe)===
[[File:Mad_KC_Mario.jpg|thumb|Mad attacking Mario in ''KC Deluxe'']]
Mad appears in two chapters of the ''Wario's Woods'' adaptation. She is summoned with [[Boom]] and [[Seizer]] by [[Fauster]], after regaining some of his powers with [[Wario]] sacrificing [[Baby Luigi]] to him. Wario initially tries to hit on her, getting immediately slapped by her fishtail. Later, she is sent to stop Mario and his friends journey after [[Goro]]'s defeat. After the heroes split up, Mario encounters Mad, disguised as a beautiful human woman. Using her mermaid magic, she manages to hypnotize Mario into carrying her outside the forest, leading him away from Fauster's lair. [[Wanda]], who attempted to stop Mario, creates a potion with the intent of waking him up, but (as always) her potion explodes. Hearing the explosion, however, frees Mario from the hypnotic mermaid voice, so Mad regains her true form and coils Mario with her tail and tries to bite his head off. However, the [[Toad villager]], followed by some of his [[Toad (species)|friends]], tosses him the [[Yūsha Kinopio Kamen]], which he quickly wears, causing Mad's fang to shatter as she bites the iron mask. In pain, Mad releases Mario and the Toads toss rocks at her until she is overwhelmed by them, presumably perishing like her allies have in their own ambushes.
 
===''Super Mario-kun''===
Mad appears in ''[[Super Mario-kun]]'' only in chapter 11 of [[Super Mario-kun Volume 12|volume 12]], where she is stated to be the water fairy of [[Wario's Woods (location)|Peaceful Woods]] corrupted by Wario polluting the river. However, Mad is seen once in her mermaid form as her real form seems to be the water itself, forming an evil grin with some waves resembling her bangs and crown, capable to also change between liquid, solid, and gaseous state at will. None of Mario, Luigi, Toad, Birdo, and Yoshi's attacks do anything to her, until Yoshi drinks her up and urinates her out. Now free from Wario's evil toxin, Mad is reverted to her pure state: an anthropomorphic fish in a dress.


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
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Latest revision as of 04:58, January 8, 2024

This article is about a boss in Wario's Woods. For the Vibe in Super Princess Peach, see Rage.
Mad
Artwork of Mad from the NES version of Wario's Woods
Species Mermaid
First appearance Wario's Woods (NES) (1994)
Latest appearance NES Remix 2 (2014)
Sprite of Mad from the NES version of Wario's Woods.

Mad[1] is a boss that appears in the NES version of Wario's Woods. She is a green-haired, red-tailed mermaid with a crown and pearl necklace.

History[edit]

Wario's Woods[edit]

Mad is the third boss that Toad faces, appearing in round 29. Like all bosses, Mad can create more enemies and teleport around the stage, and instantly KOs Toad if she reappears on top of him; she can also temporarily freeze Toad's sprite helper.

Super Mario (KC Deluxe)[edit]

Mad attacking Mario
Mad attacking Mario in KC Deluxe

Mad appears in two chapters of the Wario's Woods adaptation. She is summoned with Boom and Seizer by Fauster, after regaining some of his powers with Wario sacrificing Baby Luigi to him. Wario initially tries to hit on her, getting immediately slapped by her fishtail. Later, she is sent to stop Mario and his friends journey after Goro's defeat. After the heroes split up, Mario encounters Mad, disguised as a beautiful human woman. Using her mermaid magic, she manages to hypnotize Mario into carrying her outside the forest, leading him away from Fauster's lair. Wanda, who attempted to stop Mario, creates a potion with the intent of waking him up, but (as always) her potion explodes. Hearing the explosion, however, frees Mario from the hypnotic mermaid voice, so Mad regains her true form and coils Mario with her tail and tries to bite his head off. However, the Toad villager, followed by some of his friends, tosses him the Yūsha Kinopio Kamen, which he quickly wears, causing Mad's fang to shatter as she bites the iron mask. In pain, Mad releases Mario and the Toads toss rocks at her until she is overwhelmed by them, presumably perishing like her allies have in their own ambushes.

Super Mario-kun[edit]

Mad appears in Super Mario-kun only in chapter 11 of volume 12, where she is stated to be the water fairy of Peaceful Woods corrupted by Wario polluting the river. However, Mad is seen once in her mermaid form as her real form seems to be the water itself, forming an evil grin with some waves resembling her bangs and crown, capable to also change between liquid, solid, and gaseous state at will. None of Mario, Luigi, Toad, Birdo, and Yoshi's attacks do anything to her, until Yoshi drinks her up and urinates her out. Now free from Wario's evil toxin, Mad is reverted to her pure state: an anthropomorphic fish in a dress.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese メイドー[2]
Meidō
An abbreviation of "mermaid", with「ド」elongated

French Mad
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Italian Mad
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References[edit]

  1. ^ Wario's Woods NES instruction booklet, page 15.
  2. ^ Wario no Mori Famicom instruction booklet, fold-out.