Super Smash Bros. Crash/Trophies

The following is a list of every trophy in Super Smash Bros. Crash, organized by category.
== Fighter ==
Trophy 	Series 	Description
Mario 	Mario 	Red hat? Big mustache? Overalls? Yup, it's Mario. First debuting in the arcade game Donkey Kong, Mario has quickly grown from a small gaming star to a household name. Known for his excellent jumping ability and use of many power-ups, Mario can handle any challenge. Mario is the most basic character in Smash - his stats are all-around and his moves are versatile. So if you're not sure who to use, Mario's always a solid pick!
Mario 	Mario 	Arcade Donkey Kong (8/9/1981)NES Super Mario Bros. (9/13/1985)
Fire Mario 	Mario 	
Fire Mario 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. (9/13/1985)NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)
Cape Mario 	Mario 	
Cape Mario 	Mario 	SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)
Luigi 	Mario 	Nobody really knows who he is, so most of the Mushroom Kindomers just like to call him "Green Mario". He brought it on himself though, as his passtimes range from hiding behind Mario's shadow to hunting ghosts in haunted mansions. Sure, he has had a few adventures in the past, but still, no one really knows him. In Smash Bros., he has a lot of unique moves to differenciate himself from his brother, including attacks like Green Missile and Super Jump Punch.
Luigi 	Mario 	Arcade Mario Bros. (7/14/1983)NES Super Mario Bros. (9/13/1985)
Donkey Kong 	Donkey Kong 	This big ape made his big debut in the arcade classic Donkey Kong... well, his grandfather did anyway. THIS Donkey Kong first appeared in Donkey Kong Country, living a carefree life in the jungle. Though when any Kremlings, tikis, or vikings show up to steal his Banana Hoard, he won't hesitate to spring into action! In Smash Bros., DK has it all - power, range, and speed! What more could you want?
Donkey Kong 	Donkey Kong 	Arcade Donkey Kong (8/9/1981)SNES Donkey Kong Country (11/21/1994)
Link 	The Legend of Zelda	
Link 	The Legend of Zelda	NES The Legend of Zelda (2/21/1986)Wii U Hyrule Warriors (8/14/2014)
Samus 	Metroid 	
Samus 	Metroid 	NES Metroid (8/6/1986)SNES Super Metroid (3/19/1994)
Zero Suit Samus 	Metroid 	
Zero Suit Samus 	Metroid 	GBA Metroid: Zero Mission (5/27/2004)Wii Metroid: Other M (9/2/2010)
Yoshi 	Yoshi 	For most, a dog is man's bestr friend. However, Yoshi is the best friend Mario could ask for. This green dinosaur has been helping Mario on his adventures... even since he was a baby! His signature moves include swallowing enemies whole and laying them as Yoshi Eggs, as well as his Flutter Jump that allows him to reach new heights. In Smash Bros., Yoshi is able to swallow any of his opponents and lay them as eggs.
Yoshi 	Yoshi 	SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)SNES Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (8/5/1995)
Kirby 	Kirby 	He may look like an innocent child... and he is... but Kirby's a powerful warrior! No matter the cause, he will do whatever it takes to protect Dream Land. He has the unique ability to inhale enemies and copy their abilities to give him some new powers to use. He retains this ability in Smash Bros., where he can use his neutral special Inhale to suck in nearby opponents and copy their neutral special. Plus, Kirby gets a cute hat with the ability too!
Kirby 	Kirby 	GB Kirby's Dream Land (4/27/1992)NES Kirby's Adventure (3/23/1993)
Fox 	Star Fox 	Leader of the Star Fox mercenary team, Fox McCloud takes after his father in patrolling and protecting the Lylat System using spaceships called Arwings. In Smash Bros., Fox is all about speed. He can move rather quckly across the stage, and his quick attack speed allows him to strike before opponents have a chance to react! He has a variety of weapons at his disposal as well, including his Blaster and Reflector.
Fox 	Star Fox 	SNES Star Fox (2/21/1993)N64 Star Fox 64 (4/27/1997)
Pikachu 	Pokmon 	
Pikachu 	Pokmon 	GB Pokmon Green and Pokmon Red (2/27/1996)
Jigglypuff 	Pokmon 	Jigglypuff is the Balloon Normal/Fairy dual-type Pokmon. It is world-renowned for its unique singing that can lull even the most hard-as-nails people to sleep. Being the Balloon Pokmon, it also has a body that can inflate and deflate itself. In Smash Bros., it has good speed in the air, making it the perfect pick for those who prefer aerial combat. The addition to crash attacks in this game help that as well!
Jigglypuff 	Pokmon 	GB Pokmon Green and Pokmon Red (2/27/1996)
Peach 	Mario 	
Peach 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. (9/13/1985)NES Super Mario Bros. 2 (10/9/1988)
Bowser 	Mario 	Bowser is the king of Koopas, and the main reason why Peach is always "in another castle". His plans to take over the Mushroom Kingdom and defeat Mario almost never work, and he sometimes even finds himself on Mario's side! Bowser in Smash Bros. is all about power. Even his weakest attacks can deal some serious damage. He also laughs off any weak attacks opponents try to throw; it's gonna take a lot to launch him!
Bowser 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. (9/13/1985)NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)
Dry Bowser 	Mario 	What do you get after mixing a Dry Bones with Bowser? Dry Bowser that's what! In New Super Mario Bros., Mario dumped Bowser into the lava in World 1, and he needed to fight this beast in World 8. He's even more fearsome looking than the real Bowser, and his roar could give even Ridley a scare. Cool fact - the fireballs he breathes are blue.
Dry Bowser 	Mario 	DS New Super Mario Bros. (5/15/2006)Wii Mario Kart Wii (4/10/2008)
Dr. Mario 	Mario 	Waaaaay back in 1990, Mario threw on a doctor's coat to add "practicing medicine" to his list of professions. As a doctor, Mario spends his time in the hospital researching how to defeat small Viruses with his trusty Megavitamins. Though in past Smash Bros. games Dr. Mario was simply Mario, but stronger and slower, this time the doc has some attacks of his own to perscribe!
Dr. Mario 	Mario 	NES Dr. Mario (8/27/1990)N64 Dr. Mario 64 (4/8/2001)
Mr. Game & Watch 	Game & Watch 	The Game & Watch line was Nintendo's first foray into handheld gaming, predating the DS and even the Game Boy. The consoles got their name from how they had a built-in timer, letting player set it and letting them know time is up. The games themselves were pretty simple, perfect for an easy pick-up-and-play experience. Mr. Game & Watch is an amalgamation of these games, taking his various moves from this lineup.
Mr. Game & Watch 	Game & Watch 	Game & Watch Ball (4/28/1980)GCN Super Smash Bros. Melee (11/21/2001)
Bowser Jr. 	Mario 	Bowser's bratty son made his debut in Super Mario Sunshine, where he posed as Mario to get him framed for polluting Isle Delfino. Nowadays he helps Bowser and the rest of the Koopa Troop take over the Mushroom Kingdom. Bowser Jr. pilots the Jr. Clown Car in battle, using its various gadgets and gizmos to help him take the strongest opponents down. He takes less damage when attacks hit the vehicle, so try to aim for Bowser Jr. himself.
Bowser Jr. 	Mario 	GCN Super Mario Sunshine (7/19/2002)Wii New Super Mario Bros. Wii (11/21/2009)
Larry Koopa 	Mario 	The youngest of the Koopalings, Larry is recognized by his blue mohawk. He's prone to aggressive tendencies, and has a serious case of little-brother syndrome to match. In New Super Mario Bros. 2, Larry appears in World Mushroom where he must be defeated by jumping on him, all while avoiding extending pillars. He'll cast magic spells and will throw in a jump or two, but his patterns are easy to recognize.
Larry Koopa 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)
Morton Koopa Jr. 	Mario 	Morton stands out from his siblings with his gray skin tone and start-shaped birthmark. He's the largest of the Koopalings, and is also a pretty big eater considering he weighs as much, if not more than Bowser. In New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Morton will create a shockwave when he jumps, stunning Mario so he can pelt him with magic spells. Nasty stuff.
Morton Koopa Jr. 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)
Wendy O. Koopa 	Mario 	Of the seven Koopalings, Wendy is the only girl. She wears a pink bow and has lipstick, and also wears high heels. Though bossy, bratty, and tomboyish, she isn't afraid to show off her feminine side. In Super Mario World, she hides in Pipes. Mario needs to move around while dodging fireballs and jump on her when she pops out. Don't hit the fake Wendy dummies though - it'll only waste your time.
Wendy O. Koopa 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)
Iggy Koopa 	Mario 	With his glasses and pineapple-like hairstyle, it's pretty hard to mistake Iggy for the other Koopalings. He's quite crazy and laughs like a maniac, and also has a knack for building gadgets to take down Mario. In New Super Mario Bros. Wii he appears in World 5, where he is carried by a massive Chain Chomp. Dodge it as it moves around the room and hit Iggy!
Iggy Koopa 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)
Roy Koopa 	Mario 	Roy may not look that much of a threat with his pink shell and sunglasses, though he's not one to be trifled with. He's the most aggressive of the Koopalings, and often pick on his younger siblings. In New Super Mario Bros. U, Roy attacks Mario using a large Bill Blaster. He will launch Bullet Bills, some of which will home in on Mario. Dodge them and attack Roy when he leaves himself open.
Roy Koopa 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)
Lemmy Koopa 	Mario 	The smallest of the Koopalings, Lemmy is a wacky little rascal who is normally found balancing on a ball. Given how much he likes it, he seems like he'd rather join the circus than defeat Mario. In Super Mario Bros. 3 Lemmy is battled in World 6, where me moves around on his ball. Using his scepter, he can create more balls that bounce around the room to cause chaos. Mario can still get damaged by them, but they can be jumped off of for extra height.
Lemmy Koopa 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)
Ludwig von Koopa 	Mario 	The smartest and eldest of the Koopalings, Ludwig is easily recognized by his blue tufts of hair. He's got a mature air about him, but he likes to show off his skills. Ludwig is battled in World 5 in New Super Mario Bros. 2, where he will swing off chains from the ceiling and fire magic spells at Mario. The plumber had to enter one of the pipe cannons and blast himself upward, knocking Ludwig off the chain so he can hit him.
Ludwig von Koopa 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)
Shadow Mario 	Mario 	
Shadow Mario 	Mario 	GCN Super Mario Sunshine (7/19/2002)
Cream the Rabbit 	Sonic 	While Cream is more comfortable being on the sidelines, the young rabbit is here to fight! Though only six years old, Cream can run almost as fast as Sonic, and she is able to achieve flight by flapping her large ears like wings. She is almost always with her Chao friend Cheese, and they make a great team! Sweet and sincere, Cream never forgets her manners. That won't stop her from trying to take out her opponents though!
Cream the Rabbit 	Sonic 	GBA Sonic Advance 2 (12/19/2002)GCN Sonic Heroes (12/5/2003)
Petey Piranha 	Petey's Adventure 	A large, mutant Piranha Plant. He first battles Mario in Super Mario Sunshine, where he will spit goop on the ground. Recently, Petey went on his own adventure through Pipe Island to rescue the Piranha Plants and the rest of the Mushroom World. Using his leaf arms, Petey is able to take flight by flapping them. In Smash, Petey is the heaviest character in the game, and is pretty difficult to knock away. Even if he is launched, he can easily get back with his five midair jumps.
Petey Piranha 	Petey's Adventure 	GCN Sonic Mario Sunshine (7/19/2002)Switch Petey's Adventure (2/8/2017)
King Boo 	Petey's Adventure 	King Boo made his first appearance in Luigi's Mansion, where he kidnapped Mario and trapped him in a painting. He also lured Luigi into a mansion so he could suffer a similar fate. His appearance tends to change from time to time, but his most common appearance is a slightly-larger Boo with a golden crown. He is a pretty light fighter who can be launched easily. However, if he can get enough attacks in, Boos will appear to cheer their king on, making him stronger.
King Boo 	Petey's Adventure 	GCN Luigi's Mansion (10/14/2001)Switch Petey's Adventure (2/8/2017)
Mario (Alt. 1) 	Mario 	When it comes to fighting, Mario's been in Smash since 1999 in the original Super Smash Bros., and he's only gotten better from there. His Fireball neutral special is a basic, yet effective projectile that deals minimal damage. It can, however, leave opponents open for a short time. One of the custom moves for this attack is Fire Orb - using it, he can deal more damage, but the fireball travels slower.
Mario (Alt. 1) 	Mario 	-
Dr. Mario (Alt. 1) 	Mario 	In terms of stats, Dr. Mario is quite similar to Mario. He is, however, stronger, yet his MD slows him down a bit and lowers his jump height. His special Megavitamins are useful tools he can use to keep opponents at bay. They bounce more than Mario's Fireballs and deal more damage as well. He can also use Super Sheet side special to reflect any projectiles that come his way.
Dr. Mario (Alt. 1) 	Mario 	-
Mr. Game & Watch (Alt. 1)	Game & Watch 	Being a complete 2D figure, Mr. Game & Watch is one of the lighter characters in the game. He makes up for it with his extremely powerful attacks however. His down special Oil Panic allows him to catch projectiles and put them in a bucket. After three projectiles have been captured, he can use the move again to throw oil on opponents, dealing massive damage. In addition, some projectiles like Samus' Charge Shot and Ness' PK Flash can fill the bucket in one go!
Mr. Game & Watch (Alt. 1)	Game & Watch 	-
Bowser Jr. (Alt. 1) 	Mario 	The Mechakoopa down special has Bowser Jr. release a Mechakoopa from the Jr. Clown Car. It will walk around the stage and trip opponents up, exploding afterwards. Bowser Jr. can pick it up and throw it at others as well, but it may explode in his grasp so be hasty. If he can't quite reach the stage his Koopa Meteor up hyper comes in handy. The Jr. Clown Car flies upward before self-destructing, damaging any opponents in the radius and sending Bowser Jr. downward.
Bowser Jr. (Alt. 1) 	Mario 	-
Cream (Alt. 1) 	Sonic 	Though Cream is a lightweight fighter, she makes up for it with her quick ground speed and five midair jumps. Her Cheese Missile default neutral special allows her to fire Cheese forward, dealing massive damage to anyone in the way! The Cheese Support up hyper allows Cheese to carry Cream upward if she needs any extra height. You're left vulnerable while using this move though, so try to move around to dodge enemy attacks.
Cream (Alt. 1) 	Sonic 	-
Petey Piranha (Alt. 1) 	Petey's Adventure 	Petey Piranha has the strongest up smash attack in the game - Piranha Chomp. It's difficult to time and aim, but a successful hit at full charge can spell defeat for unfortunate fighters. His unique Goop Glop neutral hyper has Petey open his mouth, where he can eat any incoming projectiles. If he manages to eat five, using the move again allows him to upchuck a large goopy mess, which will heavily damage opponents. Alternatively, the biting part of the attack can damage opponents.
Petey Piranha (Alt. 1) 	Petey's Adventure 	-
King Boo (Alt. 1) 	Petey's Adventure 	While King Boo's slow speed and light weight may make him seem like a bad character, skill and a little bit of luck can get enough hits in to summon a Boo, who will cheer on his king and make him stronger. Keep it up and you can have up to five Boos, where King Boo can REALLY spread fear! His Teleport up special is a reliable recovery move, where he disappears and reappears to avoid any edgeguarders. Ghost Wisp is slightly more risky, but it sends a fiery projectile downward.
King Boo (Alt. 1) 	Petey's Adventure 	-
Mario (Alt. 2) 	Mario 	The Mario Tornado returns as a hyper move. Using it, Mario spins around with his arms outstretched, hitting opponents multiple times before launching them. He can move around while using this move, and tapping buttons allows him to rise into the air! F.L.U.D.D. is still in his down special, and it can be charged to squirt water at opponents. This doesn't do any damage, but it's useful for ruining recoveries!
Mario (Alt. 2) 	Mario 	-
Dr. Mario (Alt. 2) 	Mario 	One of Dr. Mario's newest attacks is his down hyper move; Virus. He will throw one of the five Viruses from Dr. mario, which will bounce around and can infect nearby opponents. Red Viruses will burn them with a hot fever for more damage, blue Viruses can freeze them with the chills, and yellow ones can make a flower grow on their heads... which is pretty weird I must say. Throwing a cyan Virus will make opponents dizzy, and magenta Viruses can confuse opponents by reversing controls for a short time.
Dr. Mario (Alt. 2) 	Mario 	-
Mr. Game & Watch (Alt. 2)	Game & Watch 	The original Game & Watch games had the characters move on an LCD screen in frames, making them move like the numbers on a calculator, which is where Mr. Game & Watch gets his static movement from. Chef allows him to fling food at opponents with a frying pan. Tapping the button repeatedly will allow him to fling more food. The XXL Chef custom move allows him to fling bigger, more-damaging food, but slower. Meanwhile, Short-Order Chef has him flinging weaker food faster.
Mr. Game & Watch (Alt. 2)	Game & Watch 	-
Bowser Jr. (Alt. 2) 	Mario 	Bowser Jr.'s Clown Car is armed with a Blowtorch, which he uses for his neutral hyper. It breathes fire like Bowser, but it won't get weaker over time. Instead, it'll explode if you use it too much. Clown Kart Dash is Bowser Jr.'s side special, and upon using it the Jr. Clown Car gets wheels and speeds forward. He can also drift into opponents for extra damage. The Koopa Drift custom move will damage opponents multiple times while drifting.
Bowser Jr. (Alt. 2) 	Mario 	-
Cream (Alt. 2) 	Sonic 	You wouldn't think someone Cream's age would have a lot of strength, but some of her attacks can send even Bowser flying! Fighters need to make sure they're not on the receiving end of Cream's Spin Dash. While spinning she can move around and even jump, allowing her to chase down fighters. Shredding Spin Dash, a custom move for this attack, damages opponents multiple times while spinning. Good for damage racking, but not so good for launching.
Cream (Alt. 2) 	Sonic 	-
Petey Piranha (Alt. 2) 	Petey's Adventure 	Petey's size may not make him seem all that heavy, especially compared to Ridley, but he is certainly the heaviest in the cast. It'll take a LOT to get him off the stage! Pipe Cannon, Petey's default up special, allows him to recover if his midair jumps are not enough. He enters a Warp Pipe and launches out of it. He chomps as he travels, damaging opponents multiple times.
Petey Piranha (Alt. 2) 	Petey's Adventure 	-
King Boo (Alt. 2) 	Petey's Adventure 	King Boo's down special Spook has him charge up and make a scary face, sending even Samus a chill down her spine! This will stun any nearby opponents, allowing the king an opportunity to lay some more hits. He can charge it for more range, but it won't affect any fighters not staring at King Boo. Spooksplosion, one of the custom moves for Spook, doesn't stun opponents. Instead, it damages them.
King Boo (Alt. 2) 	Petey's Adventure 	-
== Final Smash / Final Crash ==
Trophy 	Series 	Description
Chao Storm 	Sonic 	In this Final Smash, Cream and Cheese both whistle simultaneously, and summon a huge swarm of Chao. They will fly through the stage, heavily damaging any fighters they ram into. They will also hit them multiple times, and may even carry them off-stage! Don't worry though, Cream is a nice friend to Chao, so they won't hurt her. Unless of course there's another Cream on the battlefield.
Chao Storm 	Sonic 	-
Polluted Piranha 	Petey's Adventure	For Petey's Final Smash, Petey spits out a large pile of goop in front of him, damaging opponents. This will then morph into a giant Polluted Piranha from Super Mario Sunshine! This beast will attack by chomping any nearby opponents, and its goopy body can damage fighters on contact! It also spits small globs of goop itself, which will damage opponents. Just try not to spit the goop off-stage. Please... just don't.
Polluted Piranha 	Petey's Adventure	-
Paranormal Portal	Petey's Adventure	In Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, King Boo opened the Paranormal Portal, letting in ghosts that Luigi needed to hunt down. In Smash, when King Boo uses this move as his Final Smash, he uses how powerful crown to form this portal on the stage. This drags opponents into it, but it won't take them to another dimension. Instead, it rapidly damages them. Foes can try to escape, but not even Sonic can outrun its pulse! The portal eventually closes, launching any fighters caught in it.
Paranormal Portal	Petey's Adventure	-
Hero Chao 	Sonic 	When about five Chao years have passed, a Chao will either make itself into a gray or pink cocoon. When Chao have been abused and ignored, it will form a gray cocoon, and disappear with it. Sad, yes, but thankfully Cream has treated Cheese well, so he forms a pink cocoon and hatches into a Hero Chao for Cream's Final Crash! When in this state, the attacks involving Cheese are much stronger, and he even provides Cream with additional jumps!
Hero Chao 	Sonic 	-
Piranha Juice 	Petey's Adventure	Piranha Juice is one of the items Petey can use in Petey's Adventure. Using it will allow Petey to be invincible for 50 seconds after starting a level. In Crash, Petey drinks some of this for his Final Crash, making him superpowered! In this state, Petey's attacks are much stronger, he can jump better, and (most importantly) he can spit Goop from his Goop Glob without projectiles!
Piranha Juice 	Petey's Adventure	-
Ghostly Magic 	Petey's Adventure	If you thought King Boo was scary as is, he's gonna be your worst nightmare when he uses his Final Crash! When he uses it, he summons around 30 Boos to cheer him on. He's already pretty strong with only five Boos, so you can imagine how much stronger he would be with that many Boos! He gets a ghostly aura in this state, allowing him to jump highter and hit harder. Show everyone who's the REAL king!
Ghostly Magic 	Petey's Adventure	-
== Summons ==
Trophy 	Series 	Description
Hammer Bro. 	Mario 	Waaaaay back in Super Mario Bros., these enemies lobbed hammers at Mario. Their attack patterns are almost impossible to memorize, but they jump around to mix it up. The most optimal way was to take them out from below. When summoned, the Hammer Bro. will begin throwing hammers at opponents. They may sometimes jump to higher platforms as well. They also appear in Smash Run, where they also lob hammers.
Hammer Bro. 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. (9/13/1985)NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)
Lakitu & Spinies	Mario 	Someone needs to ask Lakitu where he gets all those Spinies. When he first appeared in Super Mario Bros., he'd throw Spinies to get in Mario's way. He also floats in a cloud, getting out of Mario's reach. In Smash, Lakitu in his 8-bit sprite floats upward and drops Spiny Eggs below. These will hatch into Spinies, which will walk around and damage opponents. If you're on teh receiving end, you're able to take out Lakitu by attacking him enough.
Lakitu & Spinies	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. (9/13/1985)NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)
Chain Chomp 	Mario 	This circular dog-like creature is almost always chained to posts. No one knows who does it, but whoever does must know Chain Chomps are very aggressive. They will lunge at Mario when draws near. He couldn't defeat a Chain Chomp physically, but he could ground pound the post to free them and no longer be a nuisance. You can summon one to lunge at opponents, and they also appear in Smash Run. But please, for the love of everything good, DON'T TRY TO ATTACK THEM!
Chain Chomp 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)N64 Super Mario 64 (6/23/1996)
Snake Blocks 	Mario 	A group of blocks that, when Mario stops on them, will begin moving. Mario will need to keep up the pace, avoiding obstacles along the way. If you summon one it'll begin moving through the air according to your button inputs. The Snake Blocks can be used for a multitude of things, such as making an additional platform or a wall to block opponents' recoveries. After a few seconds, the Snake Blocks will fall apart.
Snake Blocks 	Mario 	SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)Wii Super Mario Galaxy 2 (5/17/2010)
Wiggler 	Petey's Adventure	These caterpillars normally mind their business, but get them angry and you'll be sorry. The come in varying sizes, some with arms and others with only legs. A Wiggler appears in Petey's Adventure, who helps Petey on his quest by granting more power to his charging attack. When summoned, Wiggler doesn't pose that much of a threat when walking around the stage. He gets angry after a while though, so you'd better run before he tramples over you!
Wiggler 	Petey's Adventure	SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)Switch Petey's Adventure (2/8/2017)
Excitebike 	Excitebike 	Released back in 1984, Excitebike was one of the original launch titles for the NES. The game involved racers using high-performance motocross bikes to clear gaps with ease. These beauties have a turbo function, where using it allows it to travel faster. At least until the vehicle burns out. A bunch of drivers on Excitebikes will drive across the stage, damaging opponents they ram into. A single one may not be much of a threat, but all of those at once can cause some serious damage.
Excitebike 	Excitebike 	NES Excitebike (11/30/1984)Wii Excitebike: World Rally (2/2/2010)
== Item ==
Trophy 	Series 	Description
Capsule 	Super Smash Bros.	This item is filled with... items. When you pick one up, you can throw it and it'll break, releasing a random item. Attacking the Capsule also works. Though they look a little... plumper... than when they first appeared, their use hasn't changed. Just be careful about how you go about breaking it though. It has a small chance of exploding (12.5% to be exact) and it'll send you flying away.
Capsule 	Super Smash Bros.	N64 Super Smash Bros. (1/21/1999)GCN Super Smash Bros. Melee (11/21/2001)
Barrels 	Super Smash Bros.	These massive things are filled with items. All you need to do to get the prize inside is to break the Barrel. If you hit one hard enough, it'll just break right then and there. Weaker hits will simply send it rolling, and it'll break when it hits a wall. They also have a small chance of exploding. Dangerous, right? To stay safe try throwing this at another fighter. I'm sure they won;t mind.
Barrels 	Super Smash Bros.	N64 Super Smash Bros. (1/21/1999)GCN Super Smash Bros. Melee (11/21/2001)
Bumper 	Super Smash Bros.	Remember playing pinball way back before video games were popular? You start up the machine, watch your ball fly, and keep it out of the pit with your bumpers. Good times. These Bumpers appear as items, and when throws can stick themselves to surfaces or even in midair. Fighters who touch it will be knocked away, just like Pinball! It isn't user-friendly however, so watch your step.
Bumper 	Super Smash Bros.	N64 Super Smash Bros. (1/21/1999)Wii Super Smash Bros. Brawl (1/31/2008)
Red Shell 	Mario 	Red Koopa Troopas wear these shells. In Mario Kart, when you throw one they will trail the racer in front of you and hit them, giving you time to pass them. When you throw these, they will begin tailing the nearest fighter, knocking them away. Like Green Shells however, you can simply jump on them to stop them from moving. When this happens, you better run - the Red Shell may be thrown at you instead!
Red Shell 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. (9/13/1985)SNES Super Mario Kart (8/27/1992)
POW Block 	Mario 	This special block debuted in the Mario Bros. arcade game. When you hit it, all the enemies will be flipped over, allowing you to kick them all off at once. If you throw it or attack one, the POW Block will create a huge shockwave that heavily damages any opponents on the ground. If you see someone carrying it, jump in the air to dodge the attack. After three times it'll disappear - make the most of it!
POW Block 	Mario 	Arcade Mario Bros. (7/14/1983)NES Super Mario Bros. 2 (10/9/1988)
Super Leaf 	Mario 	This leaf first appeared in Super Mario Bros. 3, where it would turn Mario into Raccoon Mario. Nowadays though, Mario takes the form of Tanooki Mario when using it. If you grab one, you get a raccoon tail and a matching set of ears. When in the air, you can hold the jump input to float for a short time, improving recovery. Sadly, you can't spin your tail to attack opponents, but wouldn't it be cool if you could?
Super Leaf 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)3DS Super Mario 3D Land (11/3/2011)
Cape Feather 	Mario 	In Super Mario World, Mario could grab this feather and get a stylish cape. As Cape Mario, he could fly around in the air, as well as spin around to damage enemies. In Mario Kart, this could be used to jump, sometimes making shortcuts! In Smash, grabbing a Cape Feather will give you a yellow cape, which will allow you to jump higher. If you grab one as Cape Mario, the cape he already has will simply begin flashing.
Cape Feather 	Mario 	SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)Switch Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (4/28/2017)
Gold Brick 	Mario 	When Mario wears this thing, he can run around and get Coins with each step he takes! That is, if he doesn't already have one of these on his head. Hitting this while wearing a Gold Brick on your head will cause several Coins to appear. When you throw one in Smash Bros., it will rise into the air and begin releasing Coins. Grab as much as you can - these Coins refill your health!
Gold Brick 	Mario 	3DS New Super Mario Bros. 2 (7/28/2012)
Super Horn 	Mario 	We've all been tortured by a Spiny Shell somewhere down the line. Mario Kart 8 provides a solution to that with the Super Horn - it fires a sound wave that spins out nearby karts and destroys nearby items, even the Spiny Shell! When you pick one up, you can use it five times. Each sound wave you make will damage opponents in the radius. You can also reflect projectiles with proper timing, so use it wisely.
Super Horn 	Mario 	Wii U Mario Kart 8 (5/29/2014)Switch Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (4/29/2017)
Weird Mushroom	Mario 	You're gonna be in for a shock when you get one of these in Super Mario Maker! Grabbing a Weird Mushroom will turn your fighter into a large, lanky variant of themselves. It may look OK for some characters like Sheik and Mario but... then you have Bowser, Cream, and Jigglypuff... Anyway, in this form you'll be able to jump slightly higher. However, it will take longer for you to stop if you're at running speed. Make use of this knowledge.
Weird Mushroom	Mario 	Wii U Super Mario Maker (9/11/2015)3DS Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS (12/1/2016)
Yellow Shell 	Mario 	When Yoshi swallows a Yellow Shell, he'll gain the ability to create earthquakes by jumping and landing. This would cause nearby enemies to be defeated. When you throw one of these, it'll be sent flying like a regular shell. You'd better avoid it if you're on the receiving end however, because this heavy shell will bury you into the ground. Even worse, it can meteor smash you if you're in the air. Watch out!
Yellow Shell 	Mario 	SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)
== Enemy ==
Trophy 	Series 	Description
Master Hand 	Super Smash Bros.	This being ties the world of the Smash Bros. and the real world. It is unknown how he came to be, or what his goals are, but what is known is that he has a joy in taking on chosen warriors. When you finally arrive at Final Destination, Master Hand will challenge you to a duel. His attacks are quite strong, ranging from poking, slapping, and punching. Keep laying attacks on him though - you'll eventually win!
Master Hand 	Super Smash Bros.	N64 Super Smash Bros. (1/21/1999)GCN Super Smash Bros. Melee (11/21/2001)
Crazy Hand 	Super Smash Bros.	Whereas Master Hand loves creation, Crazy Hand likes destruction. On harder difficulties of Classic Mode, Crazy Hand will appear alongside Master Hand - two hands are better than one after all. When you hear his laughter, prepare for a long, gruesome battle. Don't think Crazy Hand won't fight dirty just because he's a gloved hand either - he'll poke, slap, punch, and flick you until one of you is defeated!
Crazy Hand 	Super Smash Bros.	GCN Super Smash Bros. Melee (11/21/2001)Wii Super Smash Bros. Brawl (1/31/2008)
King Bob-omb 	Mario 	Unlike other Bob-ombs, King Bob-omb has arms, as well as a magnificent mustache. In Super Maro 64, he'd try to throw Mario around by grabbing him. When summoned, he will begin throwing Bob-ombs at fighters, which need to be dodged. He will also walk around the stage and try to grab fighters and chuck them away. When his health is havled, he'll begin flashing, becoming stronger. The worst part? He explodes after a bit, and NO ONE gets points.
King Bob-omb 	Mario 	N64 Super Smash 64 (6/23/1996)Wii Mario Party 9 (4/26/2012)
Goomba 	Mario 	These guys' scowls are not frightening anyone. Mario could find himself in a sea of hundreds of Goombas, and he'd just get to stomping! In Mario games they are among the most basic enemies, walking around and trying to hit any passersby they come across. In Smash Run, they can be easily defeated with a few simple attacks. Alternatively however, you can defeat them Mario-style and jump on them.
Goomba 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. (9/13/1985)NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)
Galoomba 	Mario 	Mario must have been in for a surprise when he jumped on one of these baddies! They may look like Goombas, but Galoombas actually cannot be defeated by jumping on them. It will stun them however, and Mario can pick them up and throw them at other enemies. Galoombas appear as enemies in Smash Run, where when defeated they will be flipped over, giving you stat bonuses. You can them pick them up and use them as weapons against other enemeies!
Galoomba 	Mario 	SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)Wii U Super Mario 3D World (11/21/2013)
Koopa Troopa (Green) 	Mario 	Koopa Troopas are among the common soldiers in Bowser's army. They simply march forward, but when Mario stomps on one he can kick its shell to defeat more enemies. Try hard enough and you may even get a 1-Up! In Smash Run, these Koopas will headbutt anyone nearby. However, tough 'em up a bit and you can use its shell as a weapon!
Koopa Troopa (Green) 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. (11/13/1985)DS New Super Mario Bros. (5/25/2006)
Koopa Troopa (Red) 	Mario 	Where green Koopas fall off cliffs, red Koopas have the common sense to turn around. That doesn't make them much stronger however. They can appear in Smash Run alongside other Koopa variants. Like in the old Mario games, they will turn around at ledges to avoid falling. They won't even headbutt you if you're on the other side of an edge!
Koopa Troopa (Red) 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. (11/13/1985)DS New Super Mario Bros. (5/25/2006)
Koopa Troopa (Blue) 	Mario 	These Koopas with the Blue shells appear in Super Mario World. They act like red Koopas, but they march faster, making them more difficult to avoid. In addition, even if you kick the Koopa out of the shell it's still a menace; it will try to kick other Koopa shells at you! In Smash Run, these Koopas walk at a faster pace than most other Troopas. You can still stomp on it to take its shell though.
Koopa Troopa (Blue) 	Mario 	SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)
Koopa Troopa (Yellow) 	Mario 	Yellow Koopas appear in Super Mario World, and are the most annoying of the bunch. Whereas the green ones walk in a straight line and the red and blue ones turn at cliffs, these pests will actively follow Mario. They also do this in Smash Run. Yellow Koopas will run pretty fast as well, so running away is not an option. Wait for an opening after it attacks; then strike.
Koopa Troopa (Yellow) 	Mario 	SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)
Koopa Paratroopa (Green) 	Mario 	Paratroopas are simply Koopas with wings. Unfortunately for the green ones, they can't even lift themselves off the ground. Instead, they hop across the ground. If Mario can stomp on one, its wings will be removed and will become a regular Koopa. You can do this in Smash Run as well. Of course, if you want to skip the whole remove-the-wings thing you can always just wail on it.
Koopa Paratroopa (Green) 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. (11/13/1985)DS New Super Mario Bros. (5/25/2006)
Koopa Paratroopa (Red) 	Mario 	With their graceful flight patterns, it's almost a shame when Mario stomps on their heads to use them as stepping stones... almost... Anyway, the red Paratroopas in Smash Run will fly around, unlike the green ones that jump. This could make them annoying at times, but remember that stomping on its head will make it lose its wings.
Koopa Paratroopa (Red) 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. (11/13/1985)DS New Super Mario Bros. (5/25/2006)
Koopa Paratroopa (Blue) 	Mario 	There weren't actually any blue Paratroopas in Super Mario World, which make the "appearances" section misleading, but they do appear in the Cloudtop Cruise track in Mario Kart 8. They also appear in Smash Run, where they will zip through the air and attempt to attack fighters before they can even react. Predict where they will go and defeat them to get your sweet bonuses!
Koopa Paratroopa (Blue) 	Mario 	SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)
Koopa Paratroopa (Yellow)	Mario 	If you thought yellow Koopas were bad, their winged cousins are gonna be your worst nightmare! In Super Mario World, they will follow Mario around, and when he tries to hit them with a sliding Koopa shell, they will jump over them! They bring this defensive playstyle to Smash, where they will follow you and, when you attack, will try to jump over it and LAND on you! Seems as if Paratroopas are out for revenge!
Koopa Paratroopa (Yellow)	Mario 	SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)
Swoop 	Mario 	These bats hang from the ceilings. When Mario comes near, they'll swoop down and fly into Mario, trying to hit him. In Smash Run, these Swoops will only appear in areas with ceilings. When fighters come near, they'll come out of their hiding places and try to slam into you. They're not too much of a threat, so don't worry about them. If you're fast enough, you can defeat them before they even jump off the ceiling!
Swoop 	Mario 	SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)DS New Super Mario Bros. (5/25/2006)
Pokey 	Mario 	From a distance one would think that this was a regular cactus, but take a closer look and you'll see it's moving! Well, strolling is a better term. Pokeys are made up of body segments, which they try to keep in balance. They're normally covered in spikes, but in Super Mario Bros. 2 green Pokeys appeared that could be jumped on. If you find one in Smash Run, they'll attack by lobbing their body segments at you. Dodge them until it runs out of ammo - all that's left will be its head!
Pokey 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. 2 (10/9/1988)SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)
Naval Piranha 	Yoshi 	Deep within the sewers lives this giant Piranha Plant! Well, she wasn't always giant, though Kamek's magic made her a beast. She'd charge headfirst into Yoshi, who would need to hit her revealed weak spot with a Yoshi Egg. When she is summoned, you'll need to deal with her Naval Buds before you can damage the monster. If Naval Piranha takes enough damage, she'll call in more Naval Buds to make fighting her that much harder.
Naval Piranha 	Yoshi 	SNES Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (5/5/1995)Wii U Yoshi's Woolly World (7/16/2015)
Kracko 	Kirby 	This cloud creature first appeared in Kirby's Dream Land. He's covered in spikes, so you can't touch him. Being a cloud, he has many weather-based abilities like raining or shooting lightning. When he gets summoned, he'll fly around the stage and try to shock fighters. When he takes enough hits, Kracko will become enraged and start shocking fighters more often. Persevere through his storm of attacks and you'll eventually best him!
Kracko 	Kirby 	GB Kirby's Dream Land (4/27/1992)NES Kirby's Adventure (3/23/1993)
== Stage ==
Trophy 	Series 	Description
Pulley Lifts 	Mario 	Connect two lifts with a string and you get a pair of Pulley Lifts. When Mario stands on this, the lift he is on will begin falling, while the other begins rising. This is a good way to gain much needed height, but stay on one side too long and both lifts will fall. Pulley Lifts appear on the Mushroom Kingdom 64 stage, where if you stand on one for too long it'll fall into the pit below. Heavier fighters like Bowser or Ridley will make the platform go down faster, so watch your footing!
Pulley Lifts 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. (9/13/1985)
Pipes 	Mario 	Pipes come in all shapes, sizes, and colors. Piranha Plants sometimes reside in them, which will attempt to chomp on Mario if he gets too close. Some Pipes allow Mario to enter them and get to a different area, while others shoot him across the level. In the Mushroom Kingdom 64 stage, Pipes are all over the place. Enter one and you'll exit out the other. Keep this in mind and use it as an escape route!
Pipes 	Mario 	Arcade Mario Bros. (7/14/1983)NES Super Mario Bros. (6/13/1985)
Flagpole & Castle	Mario 	Many classic Mario fans recognize these two landmarks. When Mario reaches a Flagpole, he clears the level and enters the castle nearby. In recent games some special Flagpoles unlock secret levels. Thinking it over, why does Mario go into the castle anyway? Is it because there's a Warp Pipe in there that takes him to the next level? Whatever the reason may be, relive these memories as they appear in the background of the Mushroom Kingdom 64 stage.
Flagpole & Castle	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. (9/13/1985)DS New Super Mario Bros. (5/15/2006)
Shellcreepers 	Mario 	A long-distance relative of Koopa Troopas, Shellcreepers appeared in the Mario Bros. arcade game as the first enemies encountered. Unlike Koopas, Mario couldn't jump on them. Instead, he'd need to knock them over from below and kick them away when they're vulnerable. In the Mario Bros. stage, when knocked over you can pick these creatures up and throw them at fighters for massive damage and knockback.
Shellcreepers 	Mario 	Arcade Mario Bros. (7/14/1983)GBA Super Mario Advance (2/21/2001)
Sidesteppers 	Mario 	These cranky crabs first appeared in Mario Bros. They appeared out of pipes, and Mario and Luigi needed to hit them from below. Unlike other enemies, they're actually get angrier and faster if you hit them once. You'll need to hit them a second time to knock them over. They have the same behavior in the Mario Bros. stage. If you see one knocked over, try picking it up and chucking it at an opponent.
Sidesteppers 	Mario 	Arcade Mario Bros. (7/14/1983)GBA Super Mario Advance (2/21/2001)
Fighter Flies 	Mario 	Bugs that appeared in Mario Bros. Unlike other enemies, these creatures jumped across the ground, using their tiny wings to propel themselves. This may make them harder to hit, but Mario and Luigi can safely pass under them while they're jumping. While they didn't appear in Brawl, Fighter Flies appear in the Mario Bros. stage. Either attack one or hit one from below a platform to stun it. Then pick it up and throw it at other fighters. Don't worry - they'll love it!
Fighter Flies 	Mario 	Arcade Mario Bros. (7/14/1983)GBA Super Mario Advance (2/21/2001)
Note Block 	Mario 	These white blocks with music notes on them give Mario an extra boost in his jump. They also make a sweet noise after jumping on them. Some Note Blocks also hold items, so jump on any you see. In Super Mario Bros. 3, some levels had hidden red Note Blocks that took you to Coin Heaven. You'll need to look around for them though - you can only reveal them after hitting them from below.
Note Block 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)
Turtle Bridge 	Game & Watch	The Game & Watch games' simplicity made it a perfect pick for young gamers, and some adults had fun with it too. This game was Turtle Bridge, and the game was simple: you had to move your character across a bridge of turtles, delivering packages to the other side. Mr. Game & Watch uses one of these turtles in his back aerial, where it chomps other fighters multiple times before launching. In the Flat Zone + stage, the fighters battle on this sea of turtles. You can also travel underwater to fight there as well.
Turtle Bridge 	Game & Watch	Game & Watch Turtle Bridge (2/1/1982)
==Fighter Related==
Trophy 	Series 	Description
F.L.U.D.D. 	Mario 	When Mario straps this on in Super Mario Sunshine, he can help Isle Delfino rid itself of the mess he is blamed for. It has a variety of nozzles to use; the standard one allows Mario to squirt, while there exists a hover nozzle that allows him to propel into the air by shooting water downward. By the way, F.L.U.D.D. stands for Flash Liquidizer Ultra Dousing Device. Try saying that five times fast!
F.L.U.D.D. 	Mario 	GCN Super Mario Sunshine (7/19/2002)
Perry 	Mario 	A parasol with eyes and a mouth? Well, in the Mushroom Kingdom trees and clouds have faces, so this isn't out of the ordinary. Perry travels alongside Peach when Bowser kidnaps Mario and co. This umbrella has plenty of useful abilities, like Bowlbrella that allows Peach to ride him across water, and the Dashbrella that allows her to hit enemies while running. In Smash, Peach uses Perry in her up special. She jumps upward and floats downward slowly. Fast fall to close the umbrella, then stop to open it back up!
Perry 	Mario 	DS Super Princess Peach (10/20/2005)
Toadsworth 	Mario 	Peach's long-term steward and adviser. His name is also fitting for the job, too! Though old, he doesn't let anything stop him from protecting the princes... however vain his attempts may be. When playing baseball, Toadsworth uses his walking stick instead of a bat. His age does catch up with him while running the bases however. Peach uses him for her neutral special; she holds him out for a short time and if attacked, he'll send spores to damage the offenders. Gross? Yes, but it is effective!
Toadsworth 	Mario 	GCN Super Mario Sunshine (7/19/2002)DS Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time (12/29/2005)
Green House	Game & Watch	Some of the Game & Watch titles had two screens for twice the fun! Which makes them a much older brother to the DS. This particular one was called Green House. The object of the game is to protect the flowers from worms and spiders. You'd do this by spraying bug spray at them. Mr. Game & Watch uses this big spray in his neutral attack. Rapidly tapping the button will make him spray opponents multiple times, launching opponents afterwards.
Green House	Game & Watch	Game & Watch Green House (12/16/1982)
Ball 	Game & Watch	This was the first Game & Watch game released; the one that started it all. The game's objective was to juggle two or three balls as long as possible, with you controlling where the hands would move. Simplistic, sure, but also difficult. Mr. Game & Watch can grab opponents and juggle them in a similar way to this game, throwing them afterwards. It does leave him open for other fighters to attack though, so mind your positioning.
Ball 	Game & Watch	Game & Watch Ball (5/28/1980)
== Series Related ==
Trophy 	Series 	Description
Skull Raft 	Mario 	A raft made of skulls. Pretty simple honestly. They're normally found in large pools of lava, and Mario must use them to avoid getting burned. He must avoid several obstacles that stand in the way as well. In Super Mario Maker, shaking a Skull Raft will turn it blue - these Skull Rafts are much faster.
Skull Raft 	Mario 	SNES Super Mario World (11/21/1990)Wii U Super Mario Maker (9/11/2015)
One-Way Wall 	Mario 	A panel with an arrow on it. You can place these telling Mario which direction he can go, but he cannot go back. If he tries to, a wall attached to the panel will prevent him from doing so. You can use these to make sure cheaters don't try to go through the top of the level, or you can try to use them for smart puzzle levels. But how would One-Way Walls work in Mario's 3D adventures? The answer is quite simple really: they won't.
One-Way Wall 	Mario 	Wii U Super Mario Maker (9/11/2015)3DS Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS (12/1/2016)
Frog Mario 	Mario 	Waaaaay back in Super Mario Bros. 3, Mario could get a Frog Suit and become Frog Mario! Like any normal frog, he would travel on land by hopping. It's not too good for running or defeating enemies. This may make it seem useless, but its true potential shines when Mario enters the water. The Frog Suit allows Mario to swim much better underwater, allowing him to dodge pesky Cheep Cheeps more easily. He can also swim through water currents!
Frog Mario 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)
Tanooki Mario & Kitsune Luigi 	Mario 	When Mario grabbed a Super Leaf in Super Mario 3D Land, he became Tanooki Mario! In this form, not only does he get a cute tanooki costume, but he also gets a matching tail. Using it, he can spin it and defeat nearby enemies, as well as float slowly downward to make landing easier. When Luigi gets this power-up, he doesn't become Tanooki Luigi. Rather, he becomes Kitsune Luigi! Wouldn't want any confusion between the two brothers, would we?
Tanooki Mario & Kitsune Luigi 	Mario 	NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)3DS Super Mario 3D Land (11/3/2011)
Ice Mario 	Mario 	When Mario grabs an Ice Flower, he turns into this! As Ice Mario, he is able to skate across water, turning it into icy platforms he can walk across... or throw ice balls at enemies to freeze them and use them as weapons. The abilities of Ice Mario differ from game to game. His outfit also changes depending on the game - some games he wears a blue shirt and red overalls, while other have him become frozen solid. That's cool, isn't it?
Ice Mario 	Mario 	Wii Super Mario Galaxy (11/1/2007)Wii New Super Mario Bros. Wii (12/3/2009)
Propeller Mario 	Mario 	As if Mario didn't have enough flying power-ups already, Mario first gets this ability from the Propeller Mushroom in New Super Mario Bros. Wii. A flick of the Wii Remote allows him to spin the propeller on his head, taking him into the air and floating slowly downward. He can fall down faster as well, which allows him to defeat enemies and smash blocks below him. Hopefully he doesn't get caught in the wind!
Propeller Mario 	Mario 	Wii New Super Mario Bros. Wii (12/3/2009)Wii U New Super Mario Bros. U (12/8/2012)
Penguin Mario 	Mario 	In the snowy worlds, Mario is able to obtain this power-up with the Penguin Suit. He gets a variety of abilities from this outfit, such as throwing ice balls to freeze enemies. He can also slide across icy grounds and water, destroying blocks and defeating enemies in his path. While wearing this costume, the webbed feet also help him maintain his traction on those unbearable ice levels.
Penguin Mario 	Mario 	Wii New Super Mario Bros. Wii (12/3/2009)Wii U New Super Mario Bros. U (12/8/2012)
Bee Mario 	Mario 	If you hear a buzzing noise, it's probably Bee Mario. After grabbing a Bee Mushroom, Mario gets a nice pair of wings he can use to hover off the ground for a short time. He also gains the ability to cling to honeycombs and climb up them. Be careful around water - one touch and Mario's bee wings will disappear. Avoid it as best as you can.
Bee Mario 	Mario 	Wii Super Mario Galaxy (11/1/2007)Wii Super Mario Galaxy 2 (5/17/2010)
Boo Mario 	Mario 	Mario may look nothing like a Boo, but collecting a Boo Mushroom allows him to blend right in! As Boo Mario, he has the ability to float anywhere to his heart's content. A shake of the Wii Remote also replaces his usual Spin Jump with the ability to turn invisible and go through walls! Just be sure to avoid light though - ghosts hate that. Strangely, other Boos seem to be smitten with Boo Mario. You can imagine the shock they'd be in if they find out the truth!
Boo Mario 	Mario 	Wii Super Mario Galaxy (11/1/2007)Wii Super Mario Galaxy 2 (5/17/2010)
Spring Mario 	Mario 	BOING! Here comes Spring Mario! One touch of a Spring Mushroom and the plumber gets coiled up in a spring. In this form, Mario will bounce around, making him a little harder to control. If you hold the jump button, Mario will bounce SUPER high. Of course, if you're afraid of heights, there's still fun in staying in place and bouncing a little.
Spring Mario 	Mario 	Wii Super Mario Galaxy (11/1/2007)Wii Super Mario Galaxy 2 (5/17/2010)
Rock Mario 	Mario 	Mario apparently likes rock and roll, because that is exactly what he does as Rock Mario! After grabbing a Rock Mushroom, simply swing the Wii Remote and turn into a boulder that moves forward. You can steer it by holding the control stick, and absolutely nothing stands in your way! You can use this to knock over enemies, reveal secret paths, and even shatter crystals! Just be sure to let Mario know to discard this ability when he tries to get on the weight scale.
Rock Mario 	Mario 	Wii Super Mario Galaxy 2 (5/17/2010)
Mario + Standard Kart 	Mario 	Mario Kart was first introduced on the SNES, and has been on every Nintendo console since. In these games, Mario and co. race in karts, bikes, ATVs, and many more, throwing and items to get into first. Tracks in these games have evolved since the early days, and now these races can be held underwater, in the air, and even on the wall! With some skill and a little bit of luck, anyone can get the gold.
Mario + Standard Kart 	Mario 	Wii U Mario Kart 8 (5/29/2014)Switch Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (4/28/2017)
Luigi + Standard ATV 	Mario 	Mario Kart 8 introduced ATVs as vehicles to select from. They're a combination between karts and bikes - mainly because they have four wheels and you can perform wheelies off them. The Standard ATV is the basic model for all ATVs. If you're looking for something cuter, try the Teddy Buggy or Wild Wiggler. If you wanna show that you're not a pushover, take the Bone Rattler.
Luigi + Standard ATV 	Mario 	Wii U Mario Kart 8 (5/29/2014)Switch Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (4/28/2017)
Peach + Royale 	Mario 	The Royale was Peach's signature kart in Mario Kart DS. Like Peach, it has a pretty pink appearance. Also fitting for Peach, it has pretty high acceleration and drift, making it great for new players. Its weight and handling however leave a lot to be desired. Peach and the Royale make a perfect match, but can you imagine someone like Bowser on this thing? It may be distracting enough to win the race!
Peach + Royale 	Mario 	DS Mario Kart DS (11/14/2005)
Yoshi + Egg 1 	Mario 	You would think that this kart belongs in an amusement park, but it's actually built for the racetrack! Yoshi's signature vehicle in Mario Kart DS, the Egg 1 boasted great acceleration and handling, but it also had low speed, off-road, and weight. This kart later returned in Mario Kart 7, where any character could drive it. The kart still lacked in speed and weight, but thanks to kart customization, these flaws can be addressed!
Yoshi + Egg 1 	Mario 	DS Mario Kart DS (11/14/2005)3DS Mario Kart 7 (12/1/2011)
Bowser + Bruiser 	Mario 	Kart customization was first introduced in Mario Kart 7, which allowed drivers to personalize their own kart. Each combination boasted different stats, so experimentation was key to finding the perfect match. Bowser's Bruiser has the Monster tires equipped, which grant good speed and weight - perfect for a heavyweight like Bowser.
Bowser + Bruiser 	Mario 	3DS Mario Kart 7 (12/1/2011)
Koopa Troopa + Standard Bike S 	Mario 	When Bikes were introduced back in Mario Kart Wii, it was a pretty big deal. Different characters had different options between bikes depending on their size - Koopa Troopa here uses the Standard Bike S (the "S" stands for "Small"). It's a pretty decent all-around vehicle, though it's a little short on the weight side. Regardless, it's a good bike for drivers to grasp the mechanics of karting. Errr... biking.
Koopa Troopa + Standard Bike S 	Mario 	Wii Mario Kart Wii (4/10/2008)
Wario + Brute 	Mario 	The Brute was Wario's signature kart in Mario Kart DS. While for most the goal of Mario Kart is to reach the finish line first, Wario thinks it's about pushing everyone off the edge! The Brute helps him with that as well - its good weight and speed stats make it perfect for pushing away other drivers, while its low drift stat makes it easier to "accidentally" bash into other karts. It's like Wario thinks he's playing Smash Bros. or something.
Wario + Brute 	Mario 	DS Mario Kart DS (11/14/2005)
Waluigi + Offroader 	Mario 	One must wonder why this kart is called the Offroader if its off-road stat is so average. However, a true Offroader can handle any terrain, and this kart fits that description perfectly. Its big wheels and large frame show that you're not one to mess with, and its heavy weight makes it easy to push would-be competitors off the track. It's speed leaves a lot to be desired however.
Waluigi + Offroader 	Mario 	Wii Mario Kart Wii (4/10/2008)
Petey Piranha & King Boo + Piranha Pipes	Mario 	Mario Kart: Double Dash!! made quite a few changes to the Mario Kart formula, one of which was the ability to race with two characters in one kart. Character were also able to use a personalized special item. Petey and King Boo however, unlocked after clearing the Mirror Star Cup, had the ability to use every special item. The Piranha Pipes specializes in speed and weight, but have low acceleration. King Boo has a similar kart, the Boo Pipes, that has low speed but good acceleration.
Petey Piranha & King Boo + Piranha Pipes	Mario 	GCN Mario Kart: Double Dash!! (11/7/2003)
Kremkoins 	Donkey Kong 	These peculiar coins are found scattered across Crocodile Isle. You'll normally find them in obscure places, usually in Bonus Barrels. While they may not seem all that worthy to collect, the muscular Klubba will take these as payment for you to access the center of Crocodile Isle - the Lost World. Every Kremkoin has Kaptain K. Rool's face on it.
Kremkoins 	Donkey Kong 	SNES Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest (11/21/1995)
The Flying Krock 	Donkey Kong 	Whereas Bowser has his personalized airships, Kaptain K. Rool has the Flying Krock. He uses this to fly to Donkey Kong Island and kidnap the heroic ape, leaving Diddy and Dixie to save him. When you finally board this airship, you get to face the captain himself. Don't hold back - he did kidnap DK after all!
The Flying Krock 	Donkey Kong 	SNES Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest (11/21/1995)
RB176 Ferrocrusher 	Metroid 	The color pallet on this thing makes it look like a machine. However, this still attacks Samus anyway. Though the tools on its body work well as weapons, but it seems as if they were made for non-violent purposes. Seems like the creator of this thing took a page out of Dr. Light's book. Anyway, you'll need to freeze its moving parts to stun it. Once that's done, handle it like any other Metroid boss and throw everything you have at it!
RB176 Ferrocrusher 	Metroid 	Wii Metroid: Other M (9/2/2010)
Barney Bubble 	Yoshi 	With its durable, rubbery body, Barney Bubble can survive any stomping and ground pound Yoshi tries to pull off. Squishing one of these creatures made them squirt bubbles in front of them, hence their name. Yoshi can jump on one of these bubbles to gain additional height with his jumps. You'd better hurry though - those bubbles pop pretty quickly. These bubbles also put a sour taste in the mouths of would-be predators.
Barney Bubble 	Yoshi 	SNES Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (8/15/1995)
Muddy Buddy 	Yoshi 	This cute guy helps Yoshi in a few levels on his quest. When the dino jumps on him, his feet will stick to the Muddy Buddy, allowing it to move around. As this thing is a boneless blob that cannot feel pain, he has no problem walking across painful spikes for Yoshi. It's pretty slow however. Hey, no one's perfect, right?
Muddy Buddy 	Yoshi 	SNES Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (8/15/1995)
Aqua Lakitu 	Yoshi 	Though Lakitus usually use clouds to fly in the air, these Lakitus in scuba masks swim underwater. When Yoshi draws near, they will pop out of the surface and throw Spiny Eggs at him. You can tell where they are thanks to their snorkles poking out of the water, though you can't damage them until they're above-water. You'd think Bowser would use these guys more considering his water forces mostly consist of harmless fish.
Aqua Lakitu 	Yoshi 	SNES Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (8/15/1995)
Caged Ghost 	Yoshi 	This ghostly... ghost made his first appearance in Yoshi's Island. They come in two varieties; a large blob that blocks Yoshi's path and a smaller, slimmer one to clog up narrow passageways. Yoshi would have to fire Yoshi Eggs at them to make them smaller so he can safely pass through. Thankfully, they spit Shy Guys whenever they can, so don't need to worry about running to the nearest Egg Block to restore your eggs.
Caged Ghost 	Yoshi 	SNES Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (8/15/1995)3DS Yoshi's New Island (7/24/2014)
Sword Kirby 	Kirby 	That hat makes Kirby look like a real warrior, does it not? Getting the sword ability allows him to become a master swordsman, allowing him to slash enemies in more ways than one. Most of the sword's attacks cover a good distance, and he can even perform cool attacks in the air and water! However, that hat DOES look familiar though...
Sword Kirby 	Kirby 	NES Kirby's Adventure (3/23/1993)SNES Kirby Super Star (3/21/1996)
Beam Kirby 	Kirby 	Everyone loves a magic show, even Kirby! When gaining the beam ability, Kirby not only gets a wand to use, but also a rather hilarious jester's hat. His basic attack is firing a beam that circles around him, damaging enemies. Beam Kirby can use other attacks as well, such as charging up for a powerful blastand striking enemies with multiple beams while in midair.
Beam Kirby 	Kirby 	NES Kirby's Adventure (3/23/1993)SNES Kirby Super Star (3/21/1996)
Wheel Kirby 	Kirby 	Ever felt jealous of how fast cars can move? Ever wated to move at quick speeds like they do? Simply swallow a Wheelie to copy the wheel ability! Not only will you get a nice hat to hang out with the boys, but you'll also have the ability to transform into a wheel and begin storming forward at high speeds! Enemies in your way will be flattened, but try to avoid walls; they'll cut the fun short.
Wheel Kirby 	Kirby 	NES Kirby's Adventure (3/23/1993)SNES Kirby Super Star (3/21/1996)
Fire Kirby 	Kirby 	Who needs hats when you have ACTUAL FIRE coming out of your head? That's what you're getting when you get the fire ability. Don't worry; it's fake so you won't get burned. In some of the older games, all you can do in this state is breath fire at enemies, but Fire Kirby has come a long way since then; now he can fly into enemies in a big fireball, as well as light up fuses for cannons he can launch out of!
Fire Kirby 	Kirby 	NES Kirby's Adventure (3/23/1993)SNES Kirby Super Star (3/21/1996)
HB-002 & HB-007 	Kirby 	Kirby meets these two friends in Kirby's Dream Land 3. The yellow one, HB-002, lives on an island in Ripple Fields while the pink one, HB-007, lives in a giant cloud palace. In the game, Kirby can collect rewards from them by carving piles of blocks into their likeness. This is also the best way to get on their good side. Be careful though - HB-007 has a habit of standing on his head.
HB-002 & HB-007 	Kirby 	SNES Kirby's Dream Land 3 (3/27/1998)
Keyzer 	Wario 	Don't be afraid - this ghost is harmless. They're normally found sleeping, but will dutifully help anyone who wakes them up. After finding a Keyzer, Wario must clear the level with it, as it will then unlock the door to the next stage. Interestingly, while the key-shaped nose and tiny arms make them look like birds, they're actually a close relative to the platypus (we know, we were surprised too).
Keyzer 	Wario 	GBA Wario Land 4 (9/21/2001)
Glass Joe 	Punch-Out!! 	It's either really brave or really stupid to have a name so similar to "Glass Jaw". One thing we will give him credit for is his willingness to fight - it takes a lot of gut to continue a boxing career with a losing streak of 99. Having a pasison for his home country in France, he is Little Mac's first opponent, and his weakness is his head. Deliver jabs when he leaves himself open to knock him down.
Glass Joe 	Punch-Out!! 	Arcade Punch-Out!! (1983)NES Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! (11/21/1987)
Von Kaiser 	Punch-Out!! 	At 42-years-old, this German boxer is one of the oldest opponents Little Mac faces. He used to be a boxing teacher in Germany, but went into mental trauma after the students started using him as a punching bag. When battling, he will twitch his head, signifying when he will attack. Counter it to get a star! If he gets knocked down, he'll get back up and throw a haymaker you don't wanna be on the receiving end of. Watch his movements and dodge.
Von Kaiser 	Punch-Out!! 	NES Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! (11/21/1987)Wii Punch-Out!! (7/23/2009)
Don Flamenco 	Punch-Out!! 	A boxer hailing from Madrid, Spain. He fights in a reminiscent style of flamenco dancing, his namesake. With the way he moves around the ring and how he tries to win the women over, you'd think he'd be better off as a performer. His signature Rose Flurry is a set of three to five quick hooks - pay attention to see which way to dodge. Enough jabs to the heard will knock off his toupee. Ah yes... that get's him real mad.
Don Flamenco 	Punch-Out!! 	NES Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! (11/21/1987)Wii Punch-Out!! (7/23/2009)
Mini-Yoshi 	Paper Mario 	In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, this young lad hatches from a wee little egg and becomes Mario's fourth partner. As he was hatched in the Glitz Pit and Mario was fighting for the Crystal Star at the time, he often calls Mario by his fighting name "Gonzales". A cool feature in the game is the ability to name your baby Yoshi. Just make sure you give him a sensible name though; who'd name their kid "AAAAAAAA" anyway?
Mini-Yoshi 	Paper Mario 	GCN Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (7/22/2004)
Master Mummy 	ARMS 	No one knows a whole lot about Master Mummy, but that doesn't stop him from being a world-famous fighter. He's supposedly been around for a long time, and hones his fighting skills to make sure he wins any battle. He's able to walk off any attack, and will not be sent back from enemy attacks. He can also regain any health he has lost by keeping his guard up.
Master Mummy 	ARMS 	Switch ARMS (6/16/2017)
Boo 	Petey's Adventure	Don't be shocked - ghosts can be scared too! These shy enemies first appeared in Super Mario Bros. 3, where they would chase Mario down when his back was turned to them. Because of their shyness though, they's stay still when Mario faced them. A Boo appeared to help Petey on his quest. He allows Petey to float a little bit while in midair, making precise landing easier. Rumor still has it he's a little shy though.
Boo 	Petey's Adventure	NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)Switch Petey's Adventure (2/8/2017)
Blooper 	Petey's Adventure	This squid enemy has been a thorn in Mario's side since the original Super Mario Bros. They swim across the water, trying to hit any plumbers with their unpredictable movement. In Mario Kart, Bloopers squirt ink at drivers, obscuring their vision. A Blooper helps Petey in Petey's Adventure. Using his swimming knowledge, he helps Petey swim better across the water. Rather than a rolling attack, Blooper uses a headbutt attack that targets nearby enemies.
Blooper 	Petey's Adventure	NES Super Mario Bros. 3 (10/23/1988)Switch Petey's Adventure (2/8/2017)
== Other ==
Trophy 	Series 	Description
Unten 	That One Series with a Long and Uninteresting Name that I Do Not Wish to Remember	Where Mario is the mascot of Nintendo, Unten is the mascot of Fantendo! One of the last Beorns to still be alive, he was adopted by Chief Dongorio at Peaceful Plains. Though his appearance has gone through some significant changes over time, he still remains the same selfless leader. He's not one to let go of the past, even if he would benefit more from it. In Fantendo Smash Bros. Shattered, Unten's dark secret as a catalyst was revealed, allowing him to travel through timelines.
Unten 	That One Series with a Long and Uninteresting Name that I Do Not Wish to Remember	DS Fissure (5/9/2010)Fissure (2/17/2014)
Fera 	Heroforce 	One of the 64 heroes in Heroforce, Fera is a soldier of the Terran army, and fights for the rights for planet Coronite. Well trained in her chosen weapons of spear and shield, she is not one to mess with. Dutiful, strong, and cooperative, she's a team player who works well with others. Which may be why she's on the blue team of Fantendo Sports Resort. Speaking of which, check out the stylish outfit she has in that game.
Fera 	Heroforce 	Pyrohedron Heroforce (10/29/2014)V² Fantendo Sports Resort (6/16/2015)
Quetz 	Quetz's Adventure 	Meet the Harpies; a race of human-like birds. Or bird-like humans perhaps? Could go either way. When the other Harpies get captured, this curious one takes it upon herself to free the others. Though you can rush through the game to get your fastest times, you may also like taking time to explore the levels in full. You may even find secrets along the way. Wings are placed where a regular human's arms would be, which allows Quetz to fly around. Don't ask us how she brushes her teeth though.
Quetz 	Quetz's Adventure 	Pyrohedron Quetz's Adventure (12/22/2015)
Leah 	Fantendo Smash Bros. 	Leah Needleman wass a pretty crazed doctor who ran a hospital for X-Ray. She had feelings for X-Ray... to the point where she injected poisons in her so she stays in her care. Hence why we say "crazed". Though upon realizing she can never win X-Ray's love, Leah begged that she could keep the memories of her actions when the new universe is created, and since the two have held a decent relationship together. A twist of events happens to her in Fantendo Smash Bros. Victory, in which... hey wait a minute. No spoilers, read up on it yourself!
Leah 	Fantendo Smash Bros. 	PC Fantendo Visual Novel: Fractured (1/2/2015)Jem Mecha Fantendo Smash Bros. Shattered (1/27/2015)
Bowie 	BowieQuest 	Bowie is the sheriff and leader of a... teddy bear tribe? Not exactly normal, but what else would you expect from a green teddy bear in a cowboy hat? He's pretty silent and doesn't talk at all, but still manages to get his point across. He packs a mean punch when the situation calls for it, and has weapons including ropes and sharp badges. All these may make Bowie look intimidating, but he's actually pretty nice.
Bowie 	BowieQuest 	Jem Mecha Fantendo Smash Bros. Shattered (1/27/2015)Wii U BowieQuest (7/9/2016)
Scratch Kat	SCRATCH KAT 	On a now-dead planet lives a pretty goofy guy who is overly optimistic and childish. That guy, of course, is Scratch Kat. He lives with his friends in a house and nothing ever goes wrong... except sometimes. His emotions tend to exaggerate; he can be hopping around in joy to his heart's content, or wallow in tears of sadness. Sometimes at the same time! More importantly, he is ranked the thirteenth-best player in the Battle of War Islands competitive scene.
Scratch Kat	SCRATCH KAT 	SCRATCH KAT (1/9/2016)SCRATCH KAT (2/16/2017)
Dawg 	SCRATCH KAT 	Dawg is an overly-cynical dog, hence his name. He works for an internet news site, and is the closest thing Scratch Kat has to a brother, and tends to be the most level-headed in his circle of roommates. He constantly tried to get Scratch to stop doing whatever idiotic or silly antics he's doing, but to no avail. While he is usually stuck with cleaning up after Scratch, he does love his brother. That won't stop Dawg from scolding him for breaking a window though.
Dawg 	SCRATCH KAT 	SCRATCH KAT (1/9/2016)SCRATCH KAT (2/16/2017)
Unikitty 	SCRATCH KAT 	
Unikitty 	SCRATCH KAT 	SCRATCH KAT (1/9/2016)SCRATCH KAT (2/16/2017)
Lub Lub 	SCRATCH KAT 	The coolest cat on the block! He easily lives up to his rad reputation, and is pretty chill most of the time. He for some reason always seems to know exactly what his roomies want or need, making him useful for the household. He hardly uses this information however, which is not so useful. Though some have speculated that Lub Lub has a profession of skateboarding, he's never seen without a skateboard. Being a dinosaur-like creature, Lub Lub has the ability to breathe fire.
Lub Lub 	SCRATCH KAT 	SCRATCH KAT (1/9/2016)SCRATCH KAT (2/16/2017)
Pogo 	SCRATCH KAT 	
Pogo 	SCRATCH KAT 	SCRATCH KAT (1/9/2016)SCRATCH KAT (2/16/2017)
Slanito 	Mario 	If anyone wanted to know what the Poison Mushroom variant of a Toad would be, look no more than Slanito P. Toad. He used to be a regular Mushroom Kingdom citizen, but the combination of the Toads' cowardice and Peach not coming up with a solution to Bowser's various schemes made him leave. When he appears in Super Mario Team-Mania, he steals Coins from Peach AND Bowser's Koopa Troop to gain tyrany. Naturally, it felt to Mario and co. to set things right.
Slanito 	Mario 	Evo-Gen Super Mario Team-Mania (4/17/2016)Super Mario: Elemental Journey (10/8/2016)
Amaia 	One-Hit Wonder 	Often called "The One-Hit Wonder", Amaia is the last remaining human wielder of the Magia essence. She is a skilled user of it, though because of humans' corporeal nature she cannot naturally produce Magia, and must tap into it with her surroundings. Headstrong by nature, she is also quite easygoing (if not a little disorganized), and a pretty chill person to hand around. Just make sure you're not on the receiving end of her signature Zulatu Bakar Harritzekoa.
Amaia 	One-Hit Wonder 	One-Hit Wonder (12/13/2015)V² Fantendo Sports Resort (6/16/2015)
Jewel 	Jeweled 	Born on a planet called Lymeowres, everyone has a change at getting magic powers from the planet's strange radiation. Jewel happens to be one of those people, which is good! However, the planet's queen passed a new law for anyone with these powers to give them to her, which is not so good. Despite fleeing the soldiers and having her father shot just as she was a newborn, she's adventurous and always wants to look on the bright side of things. She's currently getting the hand of handling her powers, as she can use telekinesis and even create a clone of herself.
Jewel 	Jeweled 	Fantendo Smash Bros. X (3/30/2017)3DS Jeweled: The Quest Back Home (4/5/2017)
== Trivia ==
*Though most of the chronicled appearances of the trophies use the Japanese release date, Super Mario Bros. 2 uses the North American release date. This was possibly because the game was released in 1992 in Japan - two years after the release of Super Mario Bros. 3 in said country.
**Interestingly, the game is referred to as Super Mario Bros. 2 as opposed to Super Mario USA in the Japanese release.
*For unknown reasons the chronicled appearances of the trophies from the NES title of Punch-Out!! use the Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! title, whereas in Smash 4 it was simply called Punch-Out!!.
*Much like Smash 4 had trophies for the Rayman and BIT.TRIP franchises, two third party franchises that were not represented otherwise in the game, this game has trophies from:
**That One Series with a Long and Uninteresting Title that I Do Not Wish to Remember
**Pyro Enterprises' Heroforce and Quetz's Adventure.
**Toroko's Leah Needleman.
**TimeStrike's BowieQuest.
**Gear Games' Slanito
**IncarnateParanoia's One-Hit Wonder.
**SkyboundScratchkat's SCRATCH KAT.
**BlueLinkNotRedLink's Jeweled.
*Despite Slanito being a Mario character, he is categorized in the "Others" section, most likely because he is a fanon character.
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