Fawful

### Aliases

Blundering Fool; Bungling Bungler; Dunderhead; Furious Fool; Idiot; Moron; Nincompoop

### Relatives

Cackletta (Boss); Fawful (Partner; Formerly)

## Biographical information

### Place of birth

Beanbean Kingdom (Secondly); Mushroom Kingdom

## Physical description

### Eye color

Blue

Fawful is the supporting antagonist of "Super Mario Bros. World Quest" and one of Cackletta’s henchmen.

## Voices

* Urara Takano (Japanese) (Under the name Gerakobittsu)
* Jennifer Hale (English)
* Georgina Sánchez (Latin American Spanish)
* Pepa Agudo (Castilian Spanish) (Under the names Esbirro Jijí (Seasons 1-2) and Grácovitz (Seasons 3-4 and Movie))
* Lourdes López (Catalan)
* Fabrice Josso (French) (Under the name Gracowitz)
* Mario Desmarais (Canadian French) (Under the name Faffreux)
* Marc Stachel (German) (Under the name Krankfried)
* Fabrizio Manfredi (Italian) (Under the name Sogghigno)
* Mário Marta (Portuguese) (Under the name Severo)
* Charles Emmanuel (Brazilian Portuguese) (Under the name Horrível)
* ??? (Mandarin (Taiwan) Chinese) (Under the name Gēgēkēbǐcí)
* ??? (Mandarin (Mainland) Chinese) (Under the name Gēgēkēbǐcí)
* ??? (Cantonese Chinese) (Under the name Gēgēkēbǐcí)
* ??? (Korean) (Under the name Kkareukobitseu)
* Christian Damsgaard (Danish)
* Bas Keijzer (Dutch)
* Stefan Frelander (Swedish)
* ??? (Icelandic)
* Tommy Karlsen (Norwegian)
* ??? (Thai)
* ??? (Russian) (Under the names Favful (Seasons 1-2) and Foful (Seasons 3-4 and Movie))
* Wojciech Majchrzak (Polish)
* Markus Niemi (Finnish)
* Attila Magyar (Hungarian)
* ??? (Greek)
* ??? (Hebrew)
* ??? (Arabic)

## Descriptions

Fawful is a male Beanbean creature with green skin, a bald head with a tuft of black hair, swirly blue eyes, and wearing black glasses, a red long-sleeved shirt, black pants, a red cape with a dark gray interior and gold lining, and dark green boots.

## Relationships

**Cackletta**

Cackletta is Fawful’s boss.

**Popple**

Popple is Fawful’s (Former) partner.

## Episode Appearances

Season 1

* Thieving Detention
* The First Rainbow Star in their Eyes

## Movies

* Super Mario Bros. World Quest the Movie: The Island of Lost Yoshis

## Trivia

* Fawful is notable for speaking in Engrish (Grammatically incorrect English), as a parody of low-quality video game translations, and making obscure food metaphors (For instance, “And this battle shall be the delicious mustard on that bread! The mustard of your doom!”).
* His name comes from the words “Guffaw” (A term that refers to powerful laughter) and “Awful.”
	+ In “Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story,” before the Dark Fawful battle, the radar-devices that he uses is shaped like a Nintendo DS Lite.
	+ In the same scene, he also sing-songly asks the Dark Star’s location in a similar manner to the *Scooby Doo* opening song.
	+ Also in “Mario & Luigi: Bowser’s Inside Story,” Fawful’s first quote is “A WINNER IS YOU,” possibly referencing said infamous quote from the NES game “Pro Wrestling.”
	+ In the original game, the Dark Fawful battle utilized the same boss theme as most other boss themes (barring the final battle with Dark Bowser). This was changed in the game’s remake, which instead utilized a darker remix of the theme used by Cackletta in “Superstar Saga” (And also Fawful in the Japanese and remastered versions, as explained below).
* In “Super Smash Bros. Brawl,” one of the names that can be generated from pressing the “RANDOM NAME” button is “**FWFUL**.”
	+ Using the same method, the name “Fawful” may be generated in “Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U.”
* In “Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga,” during the second fight with Fawful in Bowser’s Castle, Popple’s battle theme plays instead of the normal boss theme. This is replaced with Cackletta’s battle theme in the Japanese version and in the 3DS remake, as this theme is intended to be shared by Cackletta and Fawful, being a combination of their overworld themes and being titled “Fawful and Cackletta” in the remake.
* In “Mario & Luigi: Dream Team,” a character in a Zeekeeper costume at the beginning of the game references Fawful by saying, “I have excitement!”
* In “Super Paper Mario,” a Sammer Guy named Mustard of Doom talks like Fawful, referring to him and his “Mustard of Doom!” quote.