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====''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island''==== | ====''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island''==== | ||
[[File:marioparents.PNG|thumb|200px|Mario and Luigi's [[Mama Mario|mother]] and father discover their recently delivered children in ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]'']] | [[File:marioparents.PNG|thumb|200px|Mario and Luigi's [[Mama Mario|mother]] and father discover their recently delivered children in ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]'']] | ||
At the end of ''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island'', Mario and Luigi's father made his first video game appearance. He is portrayed as a skinny man in a nightshirt of indeterminate color. Only his lower half and hands are seen. Once [[Yoshi]] rescues the [[stork]] and [[Baby Luigi]], the stork takes [[Baby Mario]] and Baby Luigi and continues on his way to deliver them to their parents. The video game's narration states that the boys' delivery has been "long awaited." Flying to a small, unnamed town surrounded by mountains where "mom and dad live", the stork leaves the bundles on the doorstep of a house that resembles a [[mushroom]]. The parents awake, turn on a light, open the door, and are pleasantly surprised to see their twins have arrived. Luigi is picked up by his father and Mario by his mother. | At the end of ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]'', Mario and Luigi's father made his first video game appearance. He is portrayed as a skinny man in a nightshirt of indeterminate color. Only his lower half and hands are seen. Once [[Yoshi]] rescues the [[stork]] and [[Baby Luigi]], the stork takes [[Baby Mario]] and Baby Luigi and continues on his way to deliver them to their parents. The video game's narration states that the boys' delivery has been "long awaited." Flying to a small, unnamed town surrounded by mountains where "mom and dad live", the stork leaves the bundles on the doorstep of a house that resembles a [[mushroom]]. The parents awake, turn on a light, open the door, and are pleasantly surprised to see their twins have arrived. Luigi is picked up by his father and Mario by his mother. | ||
====''Yoshi's Island DS''==== | ====''Yoshi's Island DS''==== | ||
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===Mario Quiz Cards=== | ===Mario Quiz Cards=== | ||
[[File:Mario' | [[File:Mario's dad MQC.png|thumb]] | ||
One of the [[Mario Quiz Cards]] | One of the 1996 Human Body [[Mario Quiz Cards]] shows Mario looking at a picture of his dad who has a longer moustache and is almost completely bald. | ||
===''The Super Mario Bros. Movie''=== | ===''The Super Mario Bros. Movie''=== | ||
Mario's father, unnamed in this appearance, appears in ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Movie]]''. In the film, he attends a family dinner in which he expresses his disapproval of Mario's decision to leave a steady job under [[Foreman Spike|Spike]] to start [[Super Mario Bros. Plumbing]] with Luigi, going as far as to say that he is bringing Luigi down with him, which causes Mario to go back to his bedroom, offended and upset by his lack of support. As everyone looks at him in disappointment for hurting Mario's feelings, he asks, "What did I say?" However, at the end of the film, after Mario and Luigi defeat [[Bowser]], the father embraces his sons, telling Mario that he was amazing, to which Mario thanks him. He then proudly shouts, "These are my boys!" to everyone who cheers for the brothers. | Mario's father, unnamed in this appearance, appears in ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Movie]]''. In the film, he attends a family dinner in which he expresses his disapproval of Mario's decision to leave a steady job under [[Foreman Spike|Spike]] to start [[Super Mario Bros. Plumbing]] with Luigi, going as far as to say that he is bringing Luigi down with him, which causes Mario to go back to his bedroom, offended and upset by his lack of support. As everyone looks at him in disappointment for hurting Mario's feelings, he asks, "What did I say?" However, at the end of the film, after Mario and Luigi defeat [[Bowser]], the father embraces his sons, telling Mario that he was amazing, to which Mario thanks him. He then proudly shouts, "These are my boys!" to everyone who cheers for the brothers. | ||
He is voiced by [[Charles Martinet]] in English, Catalan, European French, German, Italian, and European Spanish | He is voiced by [[Charles Martinet]] in English, Catalan, European French, German, Italian, and European Spanish. | ||
Mario's father wears a greenish-brown button shirt, dark blue pants, and black sneakers. He is bald, and his mustache extends to his sideburns, making him resemble [[Zeldawiki:Talon|Talon]] from the ''[[Zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda (Series)|Legend of Zelda]]'' franchise and Mario himself. However, this was revealed by Nintendo to be the original design they intended to use for Mario's father.<ref name=Polygon/> | Mario's father wears a greenish-brown button shirt, dark blue pants, and black sneakers. He is bald, and his mustache extends to his sideburns, making him resemble [[Zeldawiki:Talon|Talon]] from the ''[[Zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda (Series)|Legend of Zelda]]'' franchise and Mario himself. However, this was revealed by Nintendo to be the original design they intended to use for Mario's father.<ref name=Polygon/> | ||
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''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' introduces many more members of the Mario family, although Papa Mario himself does not make an appearance. Judging from her last name, it is implied that the late [[Grandma Mario]] is Papa Mario's mother, as it is revealed that Mama Mario's maiden name is "Rigassi" and she took on her husband's surname when they got married. Papa Mario has a pair of nieces named [[Marianne]] and [[Luigeena]], and two nephews called [[Mario Joe and Luigi Bob]]. It is not revealed which sides of the family any of the relatives hail from, so it is unknown whether [[Aunt Luigeena]] is his sister or sister-in-law. ''[[The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' mentions a second sister/sister-in-law named [[Aunt Maria]]. | ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' introduces many more members of the Mario family, although Papa Mario himself does not make an appearance. Judging from her last name, it is implied that the late [[Grandma Mario]] is Papa Mario's mother, as it is revealed that Mama Mario's maiden name is "Rigassi" and she took on her husband's surname when they got married. Papa Mario has a pair of nieces named [[Marianne]] and [[Luigeena]], and two nephews called [[Mario Joe and Luigi Bob]]. It is not revealed which sides of the family any of the relatives hail from, so it is unknown whether [[Aunt Luigeena]] is his sister or sister-in-law. ''[[The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' mentions a second sister/sister-in-law named [[Aunt Maria]]. | ||
''[[The Super Mario Bros. Movie]]'' depicts him living with several other members of his family. In addition to his wife and sons, he lives with [[Uncle Tony]] and [[Uncle Arthur]]. The directors revealed that they are his brothers | ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Movie]]'' depicts him living with several other members of his family. In addition to his wife and sons, he lives with [[Uncle Tony]] and [[Uncle Arthur]]. The directors revealed that they are his brothers,<ref name=Polygon>McWhertor, M. (April 8, 2023). "[https://www.polygon.com/23673074/mario-movie-family-members-dad-mom-uncles-aunt The Super Mario Bros. Movie drew on unused Nintendo designs to build out Mario’s family]". ''Polygon''. Accessed April 9, 2023</ref> and they resemble Luigi. Also living with them is a grandfather, an aunt named Marie, and a niece. It is unknown which side of the family they are from. | ||
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