Mr. I

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This article is about the enemy debuting in Super Mario 64. For the character in Mario Party Advance, see Mr. I (character).

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“Running around in circles makes some bad guys roll their eyes.”
Signpost, Super Mario 64

A Mr. I (originally parsed Mr. I.[1]) is an enemy species in the Mario franchise. Its name is self-descriptive; they seem to be nothing more than a giant eyeball. Additionally, Mr. I is usually completely immobile, as it can only rotate around in place, though in Super Paper Mario, they gained very slight movement.

History

Super Mario 64/Super Mario 64 DS

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A Mr. I from Super Mario 64.
Mr. I shooting a bubble
A Mr. I shooting a bubble.

It first appeared in Super Mario 64 where the only thing it can do is shoot strange, white bubbles at Mario from its pupil (In Super Mario 64 DS, this was changed to a blue burst). It always keeps its eye on Mario, and can be dizzied into submission if Mario runs in a circle around it either clockwise or counterclockwise, rewarding Mario with a Blue Coin. The much larger version, Big Mr. I, is in the attic of Big Boo's Haunt. The standard Mr. I can be found in Big Boo's Haunt, Lethal Lava Land, and the Hazy Maze Cave.

Mario Party series

Mario Party 2

Mr. I from Mario Party 2.

Big Mr. I appeared in Mario Party 2 in the Horror Land board, where he would offer to move the player across the board for ten coins.

Mario Party 3

In Mario Party 3, a few Mr. Is appeared in the battle minigame Eye Sore where the player would have to run around them in order to win.

Mario Party 5

A Mr. I later appeared in Mario Party 5 as a weapon in Super Duel Mode. It would shoot a blue laser to stun enemies.

Mario Party Advance

In Mario Party Advance, a notable Mr. I appears as a resident of the Horror Area; he is in love with Princess Peach.

Mario Party 8

Eyebrawl in Mario Party 8
Two Mr. Is in the minigame Eyebrawl in Mario Party 8.

In Mario Party 8, Mr. Is and Big Mr. I appear in the minigame Eyebrawl, where instead of running around them like in the Eye Sore minigame, the player must draw circles around them with the Wii Remote. In this game, Mr. I took on a more oblong shape. Whoever gets Mr. I dizzy first wins the minigame. The loser is haunted by Mr. I.

Super Paper Mario

Super Paper Mario enemy
Mister I
A Mister I
Location(s) Merlee's Basement (2-4), Castle Bleck Entry (8-1)
Role Common
Max HP ??
Attack 2
Defense ??
Score 800
Items Sleepy Sheep, Shroom Shake
Card type Common
Card location(s) Card Shop; Catch Card/SP
Card description
It's an eye. A big, juicy, unblinking ever-watching eye. ...Gross.
Tattle
It's a Mister I. These bizarre foes can't help but give you the evil eye... Max HP is ??. Attack is 2. It will shoot sharp glances at any enemy it spots... None of your attacks will work... Try flipping and spinning around and around it...
List of Catch Cards
99           100           101

In Super Paper Mario, Mr. I, identified as Mister I, appears in Merlee's Mansion and Castle Bleck; this Mr. I is immune to conventional attacks and can only be defeated by running around it repeatedly while using Mario's Flip technique. Alternatively, the player may use Fleep's ability on it to defeat much easier. Like in previous appearances, Mr. I would attack the player by shooting them with a laser beam. The game also introduces a sub-species of Mr. I called Red I.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese アイクン[2]
Aikun
Eye guy

German Glubsch
Comparable to "goggle".
Italian Mr. O
"O" is the first letter of occhio, meaning "eye".
Korean 눈깔이
Nunkkari
Eyeball

Spanish Donojo
Mr. Eye

Trivia

  • In the files for the Super Mario Mash-Up Pack in Minecraft: Wii U Edition, there is a picture of an Ender Chest with a Mr. I on it. The concept for the Mr. I chests was scrapped before the final release, where they are Shy Guy-themed instead.

References