Yoshi Egg

A Yoshi Egg, often generically referred to as eggs, are a type of egg created by Yoshis. They have served a few purposes, namely being an object from which Baby Yoshis hatch and as projectiles that can be thrown at other enemies. In some instances, a Yoshi Egg has also contained an adult Yoshi. Yoshi Eggs first appear in Super Mario World. Since then, they have been the main symbol associated with Yoshis and their spinoff franchise.
==Description==
Yoshi Eggs have similar patterns in their coloration to the caps that the Mushroom Retainers wear; a Yoshi Egg is white with large spots on them, usually being green in color, given it is the main color associated with the species. In spinoff games, a Yoshi Egg is often featured as an emblem representing Yoshi.
As of Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, Birdo Eggs have been made to resemble Yoshi Eggs, but with pink spots instead.
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====Super Mario World====
A Yoshi Egg first appears in the level, Yoshi's Island 2, and it later appears in various other levels. A Yoshi Egg can most commonly be found inside of certain ? Blocks. A Yoshi Egg usually reveals a Yoshi upon being revealed, but if there is a Yoshi nearby, and is most often revealed in certain ? Blocks. If Mario or Luigi are already riding a Yoshi, the egg releases a 1-Up Mushroom instead. The first time Yoshi is rescued, he gives a quote that Bowser had trapped him in the egg while Yoshi was on his way to rescue his friends.
Yoshi can lay an egg after eating ten berries, and a Super Mushroom hatches from the egg. If Yoshi eats two Pink Berries, the egg hatches a Yoshi Cloud.
Each time Mario or Luigi clears a castle, he rescues a yellow-spotted Yoshi Egg from it, but these eggs do not hatch until the ending, in which Baby Yoshis of various colors hatch from the eggs.
In the Star World levels, there are multicolored eggs that appear outside item boxes, and approaching one of these results in a baby Yoshi hatching from it, with its color matching the color of the egg.
====Super Mario Bros. Deluxe====
Yoshi Eggs appear in Challenge mode, where only one can be found per level, each within a Hidden Block. The Hidden Block containing a Yoshi Egg often appears near an object not present in the original level, and collecting the egg earns the player 2,000 points and places an egg icon next to the Red Coins indicator. Once the level is cleared, a Yoshi hatches from the Yoshi Egg. Collecting every Yoshi Egg from each level unlocks a picture in the Album.
The Toy Box menu has an Egg Finder feature that the player can use to find the location of Yoshi Eggs. The player can press to have the Egg Finder stop on a random stage, and the screen displays the approximate location.
====Super Mario Advance====
Yoshi Eggs exclusively appear in Yoshi Challenge mode, based on Super Mario Bros. Deluxes Challenge Mode. Here, two Yoshi Eggs per level can be found in Subspace, replacing where the Mushrooms are located in the actual levels. Because of this, the player's character (Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, or Toad) can only have up to three hearts during the Yoshi Challenge. If a character loses a life, they lose their progress within the level and any Yoshi Egg that they collected. The Yoshi Eggs hatch into Yoshis once every one has been found within a world.
====Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2====
Yoshi Eggs retain their purpose from the original Super Mario World, but have had their role expanded upon.
When a Yoshi eats ten Berries, the type of power-up item hatched from the Yoshi Egg now depends on its color: green eggs hatch out a Super Mushroom; red eggs hatch out a Fire Flower; blue eggs hatch out a Cape Feather; and yellow eggs hatch out a Starman. 
In Star World, Mario or Luigi can find an egg of any color in a ? Block after finding the corresponding Baby Yoshi and feeding it enough enemies or objects to grow it to maturity, although the egg that spawns depends on Mario's or Luigi's current form.
In the ending, spots on the eggs now match the color of the Yoshis that hatch from them.
====Super Mario Sunshine====
Yoshi Eggs each contain a Yoshi, and they become available after the player completes the episode The Wilted Sunflowers in Pinna Park. After the episode is cleared, Shadow Mario appears in front of the Grand Pianta Statue, where he is carrying a Yoshi egg, and like in other encounters with Shadow Mario, Mario has to spray Shadow Mario using FLUDD enough times until he retreats. After this encounter, a Yoshi Egg appears on a rooftop next to the western bell tower every time Mario subsequently visits Delfino Plaza.
Each Yoshi Egg has a thought bubble depicting a certain fruit, and Mario has to carry the exact fruit over to the Yoshi Egg for it to hatch; the color of the Yoshi that emerges from the Yoshi Egg depends on the type of fruit. If Yoshi is lost, he returns inside the egg where it was originally located.
====Super Mario 64 DS====
Yoshi Eggs are used as projectiles by Yoshi, who can acquire an egg by swallowing an enemy, turning it into an egg. Only one egg can follow Yoshi at a time, unlike the Yoshi platforming games, so Yoshi has to throw the egg before he can eat another enemy. A thrown egg can home in on an enemy onscreen, and it can bounce off enemies to hit another one. If Yoshi swallows a crate, the egg becomes cube-shaped, and throwing it causes the egg to slide along the ground, similarly to crates themselves.
A Yoshi Egg automatically disappears if Yoshi collects a Power Flower or puts on a cap. If Yoshi is under the effects of a Super Mushroom, he cannot throw the egg.
Yoshi Eggs appear as a symbol in two of Luigi's minigames, Mario Slot and Super Mario Slot. In both minigames, getting five Yoshi Eggs in a row earns the player five coins.
====Super Mario Galaxy====
While Yoshi Eggs do not appear, there is one planet in the Good Egg Galaxy that resembles a Yoshi Egg.
====New Super Mario Bros. Wii====
 
Yoshi Eggs make a returning appearance. Like in Super Mario World, a Yoshi hatches from a Yoshi Egg when it is spawned from certain ? Blocks or Brick Blocks. In single-player, only one Yoshi Egg appears from one of these blocks, but in multiplayer, two to four Yoshi Eggs appear, corresponding to the number of players on-screen. If a player's character already has their Yoshi nearby, the corresponding egg spawned from the block produces a power-up item instead. If a Yoshi eats five berries or a Pokey during a vocal paah in the music, it lays an egg containing a power-up item.
Green Yoshi Eggs make a background appearance during the opening scene of Peach's birthday, where a small Yoshi Egg with a blue bow appears near a larger green Yoshi Egg wrapped in a pink bow, the latter of which is near Mario. Like with Yoshis, Yoshi Eggs first appear in the level World 1-3, and they return in World 2-5, World 3-2, World 4-5, World 6-4, and lastly World 7-6.
====Super Mario Galaxy 2====
With Yoshi's reintroduction as Mario's sidekick, Yoshi Eggs appear in nest-like holes in several of the galaxies. Mario or Luigi can break a Yoshi Egg by either jumping onto it or hitting it with a Star Spin, causing Yoshi to emerge and become rideable. If Yoshi is lost, he retreats into his egg, which appears back in its original location, similarly to Super Mario Sunshine, so Mario or Luigi have to free Yoshi again before he can ride him.
On Starship Mario, after completing Yoshi Star Galaxy's first mission, Saddle Up with Yoshi, a Yoshi Egg appears at the nose of Starship Mario.
====New Super Mario Bros. U / New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe====
Yoshi Eggs appear in all three games, functioning just as they do in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, but only green-spotted Yoshi Eggs can hatch out of each Yoshi type. In some levels, there is Hidden Block containing a green Yoshi egg. Green Yoshi eggs appear in the levels Yoshi Hill, Perilous Pokey Cave, Above the Cheep Cheep Seas, Prickly Goombas!, Fuzzy Clifftop, and Seesaw Shrooms.
The game introduces large, bright golden Yoshi Eggs with white spots, and Glowing Baby Yoshis hatch from these types of eggs. In multiplayer, certain ? Blocks containing a golden Yoshi Egg still only spawn one of them, although every Glowing Baby Yoshi hatches from that egg at once, the number of which depends on how many players are on-screen. Glowing Baby Yoshi eggs appear in two levels, Fire Snake Cavern and Which-Way Labyrinth. 
====New Super Luigi U====
Green Yoshi Eggs and glowing Baby Yoshi eggs both reappear, having the same functionality as in New Super Mario Bros. U. However, both types appear in fewer levels: green Yoshi Eggs appear in Rolling Yoshi Hills, Underground Grrrols, Beanstalk Jungle, Fire and Ice, and Above the Bouncy Clouds, while Glowing Baby Yoshi eggs only appear in Piranhas in the Dark.
====Super Mario Maker / Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS====
Yoshi Eggs are only usable in the Super Mario World and New Super Mario Bros. U styles, functioning similarly as in the respective original games, and they are replaced by Goomba's Shoes in the Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario Bros. 3 styles.
If a Yoshi Egg or a Yoshi is crushed, such as from a Thwomp or a falling Bill Blaster, it disappears. If a Super Mushroom is dragged onto a Yoshi Egg, it becomes a big Yoshi's Egg that hatches two Yoshis simultaneously, although these Yoshis run as if they were hit by an enemy. It is possible to place more than one Yoshi Egg, although only two can hatch at once, while the others disappear upon hatching. A Yoshi Egg on a track does not hatch until Mario touches it, causing the egg to fall off of the track. A Yoshi Egg also does not hatch while in a Koopa Clown Car unless it is removed from it.
The player can have any of the Yoshi costumes pose as a Yoshi Egg by either pressing Up on the D-Pad or by tilting the Control Stick up.
====Super Mario Odyssey====
Yoshi's Eggs appear in Super Mario Odyssey, where they can be found in secret areas reached from the Dark Side and on top of Peach's Castle in the Mushroom Kingdom. Mario can jump on Yoshi Eggs or throw Cappy at them in order to break them and release Yoshi.
====Super Mario Maker 2====
Yoshi Eggs function identically as in Super Mario Maker, but dragging a Super Mushroom onto a Yoshi Egg instead causes it to turn red, and it instead hatches a Red Yoshi that can breathe fire. The game adds the ability to attach a Yoshi Egg to a parachute.
====Super Mario Bros. Wonder====
Yoshi Eggs do not appear fully, but Yoshi wears the top half of their shell on top of his head if he gets turned into a Goomba as a result of a Wonder Effect.
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In most of their appearances, Yoshi Eggs are stage obstacles. Yoshi Eggs have green spots in a majority of these appearances.
====Super Mario Kart====
Yoshi Eggs are items exclusively used by a CPU-controlled Yoshi, who can either drop or throw Yoshi Eggs. If a Yoshi Egg hits an opponent, they spin out. Additionally, if the player's racer is hit by an egg, they lose four coins.
====Mario Kart 64====
Regular Yoshi Eggs do not appear, although the Yoshi Valley track features a Giant Egg as an obstacle that slowly moves around in, and briefly squishes any racer it runs over.
====Mario Kart: Double Dash!!====
The Yoshi Egg appears as Yoshi's Special Item. When thrown, the Yoshi Egg will home on the next place racer, similarly to a Red Shell. Unlike a Red Shell, if a Yoshi Egg travels a certain amount of distance, it cracks, so if a character uses a Yoshi Egg while in first place, the egg follows down the track before eventually breaking. When a Yoshi Egg breaks, three random items are released from it, which can be either Green Shells, Mushrooms, Bananas, Stars, or Bob-ombs.
Birdo has a similar special item, the Birdo Egg, and since this game, Yoshi Eggs have retroactively received Birdo Eggs as a variation, due to a Birdo Egg's pink spots. Unlike Yoshi Eggs, Birdo Eggs cannot be used by King Boo or Petey Piranha.
====Mario Kart Arcade GP====
Like in Mario Kart Double: Dash!!, the Yoshi Egg is a special item only usable by Yoshi, although it has been renamed Rolling Egg. Yoshi can either throw a Rolling Egg forward or backward, but unlike in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, the Rolling Egg does not home in on opponents, nor does it release items upon breaking, and the Rolling Egg bounces off walls in the manner of a Green Shell. Yoshi also has two other special items based on a Yoshi Egg, including the Egg Body, which grants him a kart that is based on a Yoshi Egg, and the Mystery Egg, which is a Yoshi Egg with multicolored spots.
====Mario Kart DS====
One of Yoshi's personal karts, the Egg 1, is designed in the likeness of a Yoshi's Egg, but Yoshi Eggs themselves do not appear. Aside from this, a Giant Egg can be seen in the center of the lake in Yoshi Falls.
====Mario Kart Arcade GP 2====
Both the Rolling Egg and Mystery Egg return from Mario Kart Arcade GP, having the same function as before, although the Egg Body does not return.
====Mario Kart Wii====
A Yoshi Egg only appears as Yoshi's emblem, featured on his karts and bikes. In the classic course , the same Giant Egg from before can be seen in the middle of the lake.
====Mario Kart 7====
Like in Mario Kart Wii, Yoshi has a Yoshi Egg as his emblem.
====Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe====
Yoshi Eggs make appearances in the background of , and the Giant Egg returns as an obstacle on the track itself. The Egg Cup, featured as part of The Legend of Zelda x Mario Kart 8 for the original game, uses a Yoshi Egg as its emblem. Like in the previous two Mario Kart games, a Yoshi Egg appears as Yoshi's emblem, but because differently colored Yoshis have been added as playable characters, the spots on an egg change color to match the respective Yoshi.
===Mario & Wario===
In LEVEL2: Yosu Ko, the upper half of a cracked Yoshi Egg is the object that Wario puts onto the player's character.
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====Mario Tennis (Nintendo 64)====
A Yoshi Egg is featured as Yoshi's emblem on his tennis racket. If a Yoshi wins a cup during a tournament, there is an animation of him eating the trophy and laying it as a metallic golden egg.
====Mario Tennis Open====
Yoshi Eggs appear in a similar manner to Mario Tennis when colored Yoshis win the Champions Cup and Final Cup. Like before, a Yoshi eats the trophy, but when it comes out as an egg, it breaks and reveals the trophy. The eggs have spots matching the color of their respective Yoshis.
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====Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga====
Yoshi Eggs do not appear, although they have a variant that does, Neon Eggs, which share a design with Yoshi Eggs.
====Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time====
During the game's events, Yoshi Eggs receive a Shroobified variant that can be found inside the Yoob's innards. The Sunnycide bioweapon that serves as the boss of the area uses these Shroobified eggs during his boss fight, but Mario and Luigi can destroy them to free the Yoshis trapped inside, and freeing five exposes the bioweapon's weak point for a few turns, during which time he can tear holes in the floor or summon ghosts. These Shroobified Yoshi Eggs have the same pattern that the normal Yoshi Eggs do, but Shroobified Yoshi Eggs have pink as their main colour and lime-green spots, and the Yoshis they contain do not affect the colour.
====Mario & Luigi: Dream Team====
A red Yoshi Egg can be found as a key item for a sidequest.
====Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam====
Yoshi Eggs are used as a weapon by the Yoshi who must be raced in the mission Yoshi Rush. The Yoshi Eggs can be thrown at the Mario Bros. to slow them down. When the Mario Bros. dodge the eggs, the Yoshi falls onto his back in anger.
===Mario Pinball Land===
A Yoshi Egg is a type of pinball that Mario can either buy at Toad's tent, obtain from certain ? Blocks, or possibly receive from a roulette after getting a question mark. If a Yoshi Egg goes to a different area than the one Mario is currently in, Mario can find the egg if he enters that area as well. Aside from Yoshi Eggs, they were given a variation named Special Eggs.
===Mario Superstar Baseball===
Yoshi Eggs are featured in the minigame Piranha Panic. Most of the gameplay involves the four characters each having to throw Yoshi Eggs at Piranha Plants. The Yoshi Eggs particularly have either red, blue, green, or yellow spots, and a character has to throw the eggs at the Piranha Plants of the matching colors to earn coins. If a character throws a Yoshi Egg at a differently colored Piranha Plant, it spits fire in their direction. A portion of the gameplay involves having to throw Yoshi Eggs of any color at a single Purple Piranha Plant up to the point of it retreating back into its pipe.
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====Mario Golf: World Tour====
A Yoshi Egg appears in Yoshi's animation when he scores above par. Yoshi turns into an egg whenever he gets a bogey, but when he gets a double bogey or worse, the egg also rolls around and hits the camera. Aside from this, Giant Eggs appear in Yoshi Lake, which also has smaller Yoshi Eggs as tee markers.
====Mario Golf: Super Rush====
During Yoshi's Special Shot, Eggschanger, when the golf ball lands onto the ground, any ball within its landing zone turns into a Yoshi Egg. Following this, when a character golfs using a Yoshi Egg, it wobbles when it hits the ground, making it hard to hit into the hole, but the Yoshi Egg turns back into a golf ball the next turn.
===Mario Sports Superstars===
Yoshi Eggs retain the same role in the Golf mode from Mario Golf: World Tour.
==In ==
===Yoshi===
The top and bottom halves of a Yoshi Egg are one of the pieces that fall during gameplay, if the player stacks the top half of a Yoshi Egg onto the bottom half, a Baby Yoshi hatches from it, earning the player 50 points. If the top half of an egg lands onto the board, it dissipates, but if the bottom half of an egg is by itself, it remains until an upper piece is found or if the bottom half of another Yoshi Eggs falls onto it.
If other objects are stacked onto the lower half of a Yoshi Egg and the upper half falls onto the same pile with the lower part of a Yoshi Egg, the upper part plows through the entire stack until it reaches its other half, and a different type of Yoshi hatching from the egg, depending on how many enemies were caught between the two pieces:
*Yoshi (2-4 enemies in the Nintendo Entertainment System version; 1-3 in the Game Boy version)
*Winged Yoshi (5 or 6 enemies in the Nintendo Entertainment System version; 4 or 5 in the Game Boy version)
*Star Yoshi (7 enemies in the Nintendo Entertainment System version; 6 in the Game Boy version)
In the Nintendo Entertainment System version, a Baby Yoshi still hatches from a Yoshi Egg if the upper half plowed through only one enemy.
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====Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island====
This is the first game in which eggs are used by Yoshis as a projectile. Any egg that a Yoshi has follows behind it automatically as he moves. A Yoshi can create an egg by putting an enemy into his mouth and then pooping it out in the form of a Yoshi Egg. A Yoshi can aim a Yoshi Egg at an angle in front of him and then throw it, with the cursor in front indicating where the Yoshi Egg is aimed at. Throwing a Yoshi Egg is sometimes required to collect Red Coins and Smiley Flowers, or to attack and eventually defeat certain bosses in a boss fight, such as Burt the Bashful or Salvo the Slime. Yoshi Eggs can also hit a Winged Cloud, causing it to fall onto the ground and revealing its contents. Using Yoshi Eggs is often required to progress further into a level, such as with certain Winged Clouds, which can reveal something necessary for progressing further into the level, such as stairs or a Giant Sunflower. If an egg is thrown into a tulip, it spits out several Stars before vanishing.
Yoshis can only have up to six eggs at a time. Along their journey, the Yoshis sometimes have the opportunity to easily get six eggs either by hitting an Egg Block or from Egg Plants, which spit out eggs. Whenever a Yoshi has six eggs or there are at least six of them onscreen, an Egg Block does release any more eggs, and an Egg Plant only spits out a small puff of air. 
Aside from the regular green-spotted Yoshi Eggs, there are also four other variations, including Yellow Eggs, Red Eggs, Flashing Eggs, and Giant Eggs, each with their own effect. If a Yoshi throws a regular egg, it can bounce off a surface up to two times before going off-screen, turning yellow with the first bounce and red after the second.
====Yoshi's Island DS====
Yoshi Eggs and their variations all return, retaining their role from Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island.
====Yoshi's New Island====
Yoshi Eggs function the same as in the previous two Yoshi's Island games. Two other egg variations were introduced, Mega Eggdozers and Metal Eggdozers, both of which can destroy several giant items and enemies.
===Yoshi's Story===
Yoshi Eggs return from Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island as projectile items, but their function has slightly changed. When eating an enemy, a Yoshi now automatically converts it into an egg, and a Yoshi Egg cannot turn into a Yellow Egg or Red Egg when thrown. If a Yoshi eats a colored Shy Guy, it lays a Yoshi Egg with spots that have the same color as that Shy Guy's robe, including Black Shy Guys, though black-spotted eggs do not explode when thrown unless the Black Yoshi or White Yoshi is active, as their eggs generally have more of an explosive impact. Every other enemy that a Yoshi can eat automatically turns into a green-spotted egg upon being eaten.
Egg Blocks now have spots matching the color of the currently active Yoshi, and they always produce Yoshi Eggs with identically colored spots. In the Japanese version, all Egg Blocks and eggs have green spots, regardless of which Yoshi is active.
===Yoshi Touch & Go===
Yoshi lays eggs when he collects fruit, and the eggs can be used to collect items and defeat enemies. Similarly to Yoshi's Story, the a Yoshi Egg's spots are the same color as whichever Yoshi is active.
===Yoshi's Woolly World / Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World===
Unlike other Yoshi platforming games, Yoshi Eggs do not appear as projectiles, as Yarn Balls take their role instead. Yoshi Eggs do appear, but mostly take the role of having background appearances. A Yoshi Egg made of yarn appears during Yoshi's transformation after entering a Transformation Door. On the world map, the Wonderful World of Wool level is represented by a Yoshi Egg with different colors of spots, an anomaly for Yoshi Eggs. A Yoshi Egg is used as the icon for Classic Mode and the world list on the world map's pause menu. Each of Craft Island's entrances has doilies with Yoshi Egg designs that have spots matching the color of the world's theme.
===Yoshi's Crafted World===
Yoshi Eggs return as projectile items, and act similarly as in other Yoshi platforming games. Unlike other games, Yoshi Eggs only appear in the green, red, orange, and blue color varieties.
Yoshi Eggs were given two added functions. One function is that a Yoshi can now throw Yoshi Eggs at items in the background and foreground. The other function is that whenever a Yoshi throws an egg at a surface, he can jump off of that egg as it bounces off that surface to gain a boost in height.
==Crossover appearances==
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In every Super Smash Bros. game, a few of Yoshi's special moves involve him using Yoshi Eggs. The first Super Smash Bros. introduces two special moves which involve the use of a Yoshi Egg, Egg Lay and Egg Throw, both based on moves introduced in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. Yoshi's neutral special, Egg Lay, involves Yoshi swallowing an opponent to then convert them into an egg temporarily, and while the opponent is trapped, the egg shakes back and forth briefly before eventually cracking, freeing the opponent. The Egg Throw move simply involves Yoshi throwing an egg at an arc. While shielding, Yoshi encases himself within an egg.
Starting with Super Smash Bros. Melee, Yoshi was given a side special move, Egg Roll, in which he encases himself into an egg and rolls around, but unlike Egg Lay and Egg Throw, this cannot be done in both the Mario and Yoshi games.
In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, a Yoshi Egg is featured as a sticker, which depicts its Yoshi Touch & Go artwork.
Prior to Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U, every Yoshi Egg has green spots, regardless of the Yoshi color but since Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U, an egg's spots matches the color of a Yoshi.
===Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games (Wii)===
The event Dream Equestrian involves the characters each riding a horse as they race to the finish line while carrying a wagon with seven colored Yoshi Eggs, which have red, blue, yellow, pink, light-blue, black, and white spots respectively. If the characters hit an obstacle, an egg falls off the wagon, and a ten-second penalty is added to the player's time when the event is finished.
==Trivia==
*The Yoshi Egg bears a strong resemblance to the Egg from the Bomberman series.
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