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**Jen Taylor**  (born in Seattle, Washington D. C., United States, February 17, 1973) is Peach's former long running voice actress who voiced her from 1999 to 2005.

## Representations

* Mario Golf – Princess Peach / Toad (with Tomoko Maruno)
* Mario Tennis – Princess Peach / Toad
* Mario Party 3 – Princess Peach / Princess Daisy
* Super Mario Advance – Princess Peach / Toad / Birdo / Robirdo
* Super Smash Bros. Melee – Princess Peach
* Super Mario Sunshine – Princess Peach / Toads
* Mario Party 4 – Princess Peach / Princess Daisy / Toad
* Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 – Princess Peach / Toad
* Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour – Princess Peach / Toad
* Mario Kart: Double Dash!! – Princess Peach / Toad / Toadette
* Mario Party 5 – Princess Peach / Princess Daisy / Toad
* Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga – Princess Peach (Samantha Kelly in the remake)
* Mario Golf: Advance Tour – Princess Peach
* *Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door* – Princess Peach
* Mario Power Tennis – Princess Peach / Toad
* Mario Party 6 – Princess Peach / Toad / Toadette
* Super Mario 64 DS – Toad
* *Mario Superstar Baseball* – Princess Peach / Toad / Toadette
* *Mario Tennis: Power Tour* – Princess Peach
* *Mario Kart Arcade GP* – Princess Peach / Toad
* Super Princess Peach – Princess Peach / Toad (the last *Mario* game with new voice clips recorded by Jen Taylor)
* Mario Party 7 – Princess Peach / Toad / Toadette
* Mario Kart DS – Princess Peach / Toad
* *Mario Hoops 3-on-3* – Princess Peach
* *Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis* – Mini Peach / Mini Toad
* *Mario Kart Arcade GP 2* – Princess Peach / Toad
* *Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games* – Princess Peach / Toad
* *Mario Tennis Open* – Princess Peach (reused voice clips)
* *New Super Mario Bros. U* – Yellow Toad (when he comes back in a bubble after losing all of his lives)
* *Mario Kart Arcade GP DX* – Princess Peach / Toad (reused voice clips)
* *Mario Sports Superstars* – Princess Peach / Pink Gold Peach (Tennis portion only other sports are voiced by Samantha Kelly, reused voice clips; in the case of Pink Gold Peach, the reused clips are filtered)
* *Mario Tennis Aces* – Princess Peach (with Samantha Kelly)
* *Super Mario 3D All-Stars* – Princess Peach / Toads (*Super Mario Sunshine*)
List of Peach's alternate outfits

## Alternate Dresses

Peach's dress from Super Mario Sunshine.Alternate artwork of Peach's dress from Super Mario Sunshine.Peach's wedding dress from Super Mario Odyssey.
## Sports Outfits

Peach's modern Tennis OutfitPeach's standard sports outfit.Peach's bike outfit.Peach's classic Golf/Tennis outfit.Peach's soccer outfit from Super Mario Strikers.Peach's soccer outfit from Mario Strikers Charged.Peach's soccer outfit from Mario Strikers: Battle League.Peach's leotard in the Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games series.Peach's equestrian outfit in Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Tokyo Games.
## Japanese cultural outfits

Peach's Geisha outfit from All Night Nippon Super Mario Bros.Artwork of Peach wearing a furisode kimono for Kyoto Cross Media Experience 2009.Artwork of Peach wearing a kimono as a Club Nintendo reward.Yukata Peach from Super Mario Odyssey.Yukata Peach concept art with alternate designs.Artwork of Kimono Peach from Mario Kart Tour.Kimono Peach from Mario Kart Tour.Peach wearing a Happi as part of a Japanese Celebration with other Mario characters.Happi Peach in Mario Kart Tour.
## Miscellaneous outfits

Artwork of Peach's Vacation/Summer outfit from Mario Kart Tour.Artwork of Peach's Winter outfit from Mario Kart Tour.Artwork of Explorer Peach from Mario Kart Tour.Artwork of Peach's New Nintendo 3DS Commercial outfit.Peach's farmer outfit from Super Mario Odyssey.Swimwear Peach from Super Mario Odyssey.
Valanceandbeyond Wiki

## Welcome to the Æth

This is a wiki for a homebrew Dungeons and Dragons World Æth and various campaigns run in that world.

The Wiki will track the world as the parties discover it around them. The world is available for others to use, as requested.

## The Parties

* The Heroes of Valance
* The Foodtruck of Fate
* The Glittergang

## Locations

### Mynoun

Mynoun is large southern continent on Æth.

* Valance is the title of the Campaign and the starting town where our heroes begin.
* Glanndrin is the capital of Glanoor, and largest city on the continent.
* Fallkirk is a nearby cosmopolitan metropolis city state.

### Beardia

Beardia is a large, heavily populated central continent.

* The Kingdom of Gorgania claims the southern tip of Bardia, and is centred around its capital city, New Gorgania.
* Klorthin, the Isle of the Minotaurs.
* The Kingdom of Pensivyk
* The Duchy of Garret includes Tunsdale, Castle Garret, and the surrounding villages, forests, and farms.

### Fennria

Fennria is the eastern, mostly unexplored continent.

* Tristram is major city on the south east edge of the Dragon's Spine Mountains.

### The Gorgon Isles

The Gorgon Isles or The Spice Islands are subtropical group of Islands in the western hemisphere of Æth.

* Shorewall
* Thraccia
* Santorini
* Forestheim

## Latest activity

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Targnil

Targnil es un Turgkin celestial el cual es resultado de la auto-cirugía de Targilin. Ella vivía con una psique inestable hasta que aisló la región corrupta de su cerebro y la tiró físicamente. Esto resultó en la manifestación de Targnil, un fragmento de intelecto disfuncional, que actúa por sí mismo.

El propio Targnil es solo enojo, una entidad ominosa que vive perpetuamente en una crisis existencial. Él hace todo lo que puede para alejarse de la existencia, pero no puede debido a la persistencia de su Archo-Espíritu. A pesar de sus esfuerzos, él se sigue regenerando.

Targnil solo puede permanecer latente debajo de la superficie de Dutvutan, lejos del sonido y la luz, con la esperanza de deteriorarse con el tiempo.
All Night Nippon Super Mario Bros.

**All Night Nippon Super Mario Bros.** is an officially licensed retool of Super Mario Bros. for the Famicom Disk System released in 1986 by Fuji Television (the same company who would later help make **Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic** which would later go on to become the Western Super Mario Bros. 2). The plot is mostly the same as the original game, but it takes place in the Viva Kingdom in the dream world of All Night Nippon, rather than the Mushroom Kingdom. It has elements and enhancements based on Super Mario Bros. The Lost Levels such as the lack of two player as well as the richer sounding ending theme.

All of the games enemies are replaced with Japanese pop culture icons while the Mushroom Retainers/Toads are replaced with celebrities who appeared on the show. The game also marks the first time Peach ever wears an alternate outfit in the form of a kimono as well as the first time she ever does her hair up where she wears her hair up into a Shimada with chopsticks to match her geisha theme, therefore predating Super Mario Sunshine by about 16 years which would have her wear her hair into a ponytail (which would go on to become Peach's prominent updo in the series).

## Gallery

The game's ending.Peach's in-game sprite.
Princess Peach Wii Remote Plus

The Princess Peach Wii Remote Plus is a pink Wii Remote Plus themed after Princess Peach Toadstool. It has a yellow D-pad which is a reference to her blonde hair, white A and B Buttons, blue +, Home, and - buttons which reference her brooch and earrings, and dark pink 1 and 2 buttons which reference her panniers on her dress.
Peach (Kimono)

## Origin

Peach (Kimono) is a complete new outfit that Peach wore for the very first time in **Mario Kart Tour**, even tho she still wore different *Japanese cultural outfits* in the other games. She's a *seasonal-limited* skin in **Mario Kart Tour**.

## Appearance

In this outfit, she wears a Baby pink fading into a Brink Pink Kimono with Sakura-patterns on it. Her waistband is Boston University Red with golden lines, then her blue gem attached on it. Then she's wearing Bright-red Clogs Shoes, with Tabi-white socks. And on her back, she's wearing a Kimono-red Obi bow on her back, she keeps her Azure earrings. Then she finishes off with a Cadmium red ribbon on the side of her hair.

## Latest Appearances

Kimono Peach is one of the various Peach's Japanse Culturals outfits she owns. She wore this as a exclusive-limited seasonal outfit in Mario Kart Tour. She was announced in the Tokyo tour along side with Mario (Hakama). Her special item is the Mushroom Cannon. She also comes out with seasonal-Tokyo tracks.
Mario Kart: Double Dash!!

**Mario Kart: Double Dash!!** is a 2003 racing video game for the GameCube. It is the fourth Mario Kart game in the series and the first to feature Peach's teammate, Daisy, as a playable character. It is also the first Mario Kart game in which Peach ever wears her hair into ponytail, setting the standard for more than a decade until Mario Kart Tour, which had outfits in which Peach wore her hair straight in. Their signature karts are the Heart Coach (for Peach) and the Bloom Coach (for Daisy). Their special item is the Heart, which protects them with hearts (certain items still flip them out anyway) and lets them use an item they got hit with.

The game's roster has about twenty playable characters, one of them being the beloved Princess Peach.

### Weight Classes

Weight Classes is a functioning-system that portrays a character's weight, depends if they're heavy, or can be pushed easily.

# Tracks

Mario Kart: Double Dash!! Came out with a bundle of new Tracks, one being *"Peach Beach",* A beach owned by Princess Peach. The track's appearance is similar to Dolphin Isles from Super Mario Sunshine. Including Cataquacks *(Paihanas, Piahanas, Pihanas),* a duck-like enemy with different variations of colours. The beach is pretty simple, it begins up on a small mountain next to buildings, then going downwards next to a giant green-pipe (This is a easter egg, you can go in the pipe, then it will launch you back to the map). Then driving on the right side of the road, and at the Beach is where the Cataquacks are located, and vice-versa. Item boxes are located on the road of the starting sign, and some on the beach.

Peach Beach's Icon title seen in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!A view of Peach Beach in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
# Special Item

Every character has a special item as the same for their automatic partner, one of them being "*Heart*", a item owned by **Princess Peach & Princess Daisy** *(Petey Piranha* *& King Boo)*. It's usability is to protect the Player(s), and when a item such as a Shell touches the Player(s), the item will be given to Peach/Daisy and wont be slowed down instead.

# Peach's Items

In **Mario Kart: Double Dash!!**, every playable Characters has a special kart attributed to them. Princess Peach's karts are the **Heart Coach**, the kart is Mediumweight and can push-off *(Bullet Blaster, Barrel Train, Para-Wing, Koopa Dasher, Toadette Kart, Toad Kart, Rattle Buggy, and Goo Goo Buggy)*.

*Acceleration: 4*
*Weight: 3*
*Medium*

# Gallery

An Artwork of Peach & Daisy in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!Princess Peach's model in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!Ending Artwork in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
Mario Kart 7

**Mario Kart 7** is a 2011 racing video game released for the Nintendo 3DS. It is the 7th installment in the Mario Kart series (9th if one counts the Arcade GP games), and the 7th to feature Peach as a playable character.
Unlike most games, Peach doesn't have a race course dedicated to her. In fact, she has a battle course dedicated to her instead. Also, in this game, Peach is a lightweight instead of her usual middleweight.

## Gallery

Alternate artwork of Princess Peach next to her Birthday GirlWallpaper of Peach featured on the game's Japanese websitePeach's emblem used on her kartsIn-Game ModelAlternate title screen featuring Peach
Mario Party 6

**Mario Party 6** is a 2004 party video game for the GameCube. It is the 6th game in the main Mario Party series, the 3rd for the GameCube, and the 6th to feature Peach as a playable character. Tag teams return from Mario Party 5, and so do the names of the teams, although new team names were made for the new character (Toadette). Below is a list of all the generated team names when Peach and another character are chosen:

 Luigi
 Yoshi
 Wario
 Daisy
 Waluigi
 Toad
 Boo
 Koopa Kid
 Toadette

## Gallery

Alternate artworkTurn IconTurn Icon (Japanese)Ending SpriteSprite shown on the title screen
Mario Party 4

**Mario Party 4** is a 2002 party video game for the GameCube. It is the 4th game in the series, the first to be on the GameCube, and the 4th to feature Peach as a playable character. This game also revealed her brand new dress design after her classic dress retired (until it made one final appearance in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door). This also was the first time Peach had a clear smooth model in Mario Party series. This was her Bio.

She seems to be cute and innocent, but Peach is secretly quite mischievous – watch out for her Swap Card!

## Gallery

Menu IconsTurn IconResults Icons3D Model found in the Game DataPeach's Star Constellation in her endingPeach's Present Room
Mario's Tennis

**Mario's Tennis** (known as **Mario's Dream Tennis** in early development) is a 1995 tennis video game for the Virtual Boy, which was released as a launch title. This is also the first time Peach (then still Princess Toadstool in the West, but referred to as Princess in game) appears as a playable character in the Mario Tennis series.

## Gallery

The second artwork for PeachIn-game spriteGameplay screenshot
Peach Gardens (golf course)

*Not to be confused with the Mario Kart course of the same name.*
***Peach Gardens*** is a nine-hole golf course in *Mario Golf: World Tour*, named after Peach. It is based on a pink garden outside of Peach's Castle. It features topiaries of the *Mario* characters, pink greens, fairways, and roughs, with speed panels on the fairways. If the ball touches a panel, it rolls farther down the fairway. Warp Pipes can shoot the ball onto the green or near it. The music for this course is a remixed version of the Peach Gardens music from *Mario Kart DS*.
Snyferol

El snyferol es una feromona Thiliana, esencial para la comunicación y vinculación de los Thilians. La molécula de snyferol se compone de un anillo de Valerolactona con un grupo de Butanol. Esto le da al snyferol un agradable olor cremoso y ligeramente a nuez/afrutado.

Para los Thilians, esta feromona se libera de la piel a través de las glándulas, principalmente desde la línea central que se extiende por la parte frontal y posterior de un Thilian. Y las glándulas están más concentradas alrededor de los senos de un Thilian bien dotado. Thilians maternales que tienen senos grandes constantemente secretan snyferol para mantener su físico exuberante. La secreción de la hormona aumenta cuando otro Thilian la está acurrucando, especialmente entre sus senos. La secreción de snyferol también se puede estimular a través de contacto de piel con piel. Esto requiere la piel de otro Thilian porque la diferencia en los receptores de la piel es lo que activa las glándulas de snyferol.

El snyferol como compuesto químico tiene varios efectos fisiológicos para los Thilian: Es un relajante suave, estimula la producción de leche y aumenta la absorción de las enzimas de Reybirin.
Super Princess Peach

This article is about the game for the DS. For the form of Peach seen in her playable appearances in the *Super Mario* platformers, see Super Peach.

**Super Princess Peach** is Peach's own game, and the only game where she is the main protagonist. It was made only for the Nintendo DS. It was released in Japan in October 2005, the United States in Februrary 2006, Australia in March 2006, and Europe in May 2006.

## Plot

While Peach is out for a walk, Bowser and the Koopa Troop, with the Vibe Scepter taken over her castle, capturing Mario, Luigi, and Toad. As Peach returns from her walk, she finds her castle guards in a variety of emotions ranging from crying, happy, or angry. Peach then decides to rescue Mario, Luigi, and Toad, who have rescued her in many occasions before. Before she leaves, Toadsworth gives her what he remarks a strange umbrella. Later, Peach discovers that the umbrella is sapient and named Perry, and he has a small story behind him. Regardless, as Peach travels throughout Vibe Island, Perry is known to be as a very useful ally in many situations.
Super Mario Galaxy 2

**Super Mario Galaxy 2** is a game released in 2010 for the Wii. It is the direct sequel to Super Mario Galaxy. It is the fourth 3D Mario title, as well as the first sequel to a 3D Mario title along with it marking the first time a Nintendo console had two 3D Mario titles.

The game adds Yoshi and new power-ups to the game.

In the game, Peach invites Mario to share cake at the Star Festival, a time when Star Bits rain down from the skies over the Mushroom Kingdom. On his way, Mario finds a lost Baby Luma, who immediately befriends him and grants him the ability to spin. Shortly thereafter, Mario's nemesis Bowser, who has grown to an immense size after swallowing Grand Stars, attacks Peach's Castle. Kidnapping the princess, Bowser escapes into outer space to recreate his empire at the center of the universe. After launching into outer space, Mario is given control of Starship Mario, a mobile planetoid in the shape of his head, made by a crafty Luma mechanic called Lubba, powered by Power Stars, and piloted by other Lumas; his mission is to fly across the universe in pursuit of Bowser and the Princess. Along the way Mario meets new Lumas and joins up with his companion Yoshi, the Toad Brigade from the original Super Mario Galaxy, and his brother Luigi. Upon collecting enough Power Stars, Mario reaches Bowser's giant starship generator, draining energy from what appears to be a comet. Mario infiltrates the starship and battles Bowser, making him fall to his presumed death. Just as he falls, the last Grand Star appears. Before Mario can grab it, Bowser emerges having survived and consumes the Grand Star, making him more powerful, but Mario manages to defeat him by ground pounding meteorites on Bowser, causing him to shrink. Mario grabs the last Grand Star and saves Peach. Rosalina and her Comet Observatory from the first Super Mario Galaxy appear before Mario and Peach. Rosalina thanks Mario for watching over Baby Luma that he had found, and Baby Luma returns to the Comet Observatory, taking Mario's hat with him. Mario and his friends return to the Mushroom Kingdom and celebrate their victory. The game ends with Starship Mario sitting above Peach's Castle, with the Comet Observatory streaking across the sky.
Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic

Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic is a game released for the Famicom Disk System in 1987 by both Fuji Television and Nintendo. It was made to coincide with Fuji Television's Yume Kojo '87 event.

This game is notable for providing the basis of the Western Super Mario Bros. 2 due to Nintendo of America not being happy with the original Super Mario Bros. 2 being too similar and difficult than the original Super Mario Bros. The Western Super Mario Bros. 2 (the edited Mario edition of Doki Doki Panic) would later be released in Japan as Super Mario USA to differentiate it from their version of Super Mario Bros. 2.

The plot of the game takes place inside a storybook. The book's story tells of the dream world of Muu, where the quality of dreams determined the quality of the weather the next day. Because of this, the Muu citizens invented a dream machine so they could always have good dreams. One day, a mischievous being named Mamu (later renamed to Wart for Super Mario Bros. 2) invaded the land and used the dream machine to make nightmarish monsters. However, the Muu people learned of his weakness to vegetables and used them to defeat him.The old storybook had found its way into the hands of a pet monkey, Rūsa, who gives the book to the young twins Poki and Piki. However, the twins fight over the book and end up ripping out the last page of the book, causing its ending to be erased. Mamu, freed, reaches through the pages and grabs the twins, pulling them into the book. Rūsa then gets the twins parents, Mama and Papa, their brother, Imajin, and Imajin's girlfriend, Lina, and they enter the book to rescue them.

Lina is the slowest character in the game, but has a floating ability that makes platforming easier for beginners and allowing shortcuts to be made by the player in areas that are harder for other characters to reach. She is later replaced by Peach (then known in the West as Princess Toadstool) in Super Mario Bros 2, who also inherits this move from her. Due to the license with Fuji Television expiring, Peach permanently retained Lina's floating ability and it would later be seen in the Super Smash Bros. series beginning with Melee (her first appearance in that series), Super Mario 3D World, as well as Super Mario Run (along with the addition of descending in mid-air as she does so). The rest of the characters like Imajin, Mama, and Papa, have been replaced by Mario, Luigi, and Toad (who inherits Papa's fast speed and pull).

## Gallery

Mario and Peach with Imajin and Lina.Artwork of Lina from Doki Doki Panic.Sprite of Lina from Doki Doki Panic.
Sherbet Rink

**Sherbet Rink** is a battle course themed after Princess Peach Toadstool that made its first and only appearance in **Mario Kart 7**. The track is themed to an ice rink, with Penguins that push players back, Snowmen that flip players out, four colorful arches surrounding the course, rubber heart and star-shaped bumpers that also push players back, a colorful road on the course's edge that lets players drive smoothly unlike on the slippery ice, a crown-shaped border barrier protecting the colorful road, patches of snow that slow the player down if driven on them, colorful decorations floating in the back of the course, and many Peach-themed posters and billboards.
Halloween Peach

## Origin

**Halloween Peach** is a complete new outfit that was created in **Mario Kart Tour**, she came out as a *Halloween-Limited Character.* And came out with a special **new set of vehicle**, and some of **new maps**.

## Appaerance

Halloween Peach looks amazing. She has the same outfit that she normally wears for a casual day, but she has a dark-mangeta spooky witch hat, with her crown attached on it. And she has a golden wand with a giant blue gem on it (*Maybe Sapphire*).

## Latest Appaerance

**Halloween Peach** is a racer and one of Peach's various outfits in **Mario Kart Tour**. She was introduced during the **Halloween Tour**, and her special item is the **Fire Flower**. She was introduced as a *limited-Seasonal* costume along with **Pumpkin Mario**.
Peach Appearances/List of videogames

This page records the list of games in which Princess Peach appears, starting with Super Mario Bros. including Super Smash Bros. Ultimate until her latest appearance in Mario Party: The Top 100

## List of videogames

2. Mario Party 2
3. Mario Party 3
4. Mario Party 4
5. Mario Party 5
6. Mario Party 6
7. Mario Party 7
8. Mario Party 8
9. Mario Party 9
10. Mario Party 10
11. Mario Party DS
12. Mario Party: The Top 100
13. Mario Party: Star Rush
14. Mario Party: Island Tour
15. Mario Kart 7
16. Mario Kart 8
17. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
18. Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
19. Mario Kart Arcade GP
20. Mario Kart Arcade GP 2
21. Mario Kart Arcade GP DX
22. Mario Kart DS
23. Mario Kart Wii
24. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
25. Super Mario Bros.
26. Super Mario Bros. 2
27. Mario & Sonic en los Juegos Olímpicos
28. Mario & Sonic en los Juegos Olímpicos: Rio 2016
29. Mario & Sonic en los Juegos Olímpicos DS
30. Mario & Sonic en los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno: Sochi 2014
31. Mario & Sonic en los Juegos Olímpicos: London 2012
32. Mario & Sonic en los Juegos Olímpicos: Tokio 2020
33. Super Mario Strikers
34. Mario Strikers: Charged Football
35. Mario Sports Mix
36. Mario Kart Tour
37. Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash
38. Mario Tennis Aces
39. Super Smash Bros. Melee
40. Super Smash Bros. Brawl
41. Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U
42. Mario Power Tennis
43. Mario Super Sluggers
44. Mario Superstar Baseball
Peach Bomber

**Peach Bomber** (*Side Special Move*) - *Pīchi bakugeki-ki,* is a special ability exclusive to Peach's/Daisy's Moveset in the *Super Smash Brothers.* Franchise. *(Super Smash Brothers. Ultimate)*

## Ability

If Peach/Daisy uses their *Side Special Move, Peach/Daisy* will crouch from the other side, while their head looking at the front view. Then blasting themselves while hearts/daisies appear behind them. Then hitting the opponent with their butt/hip side. Peach will shout "*Ha-Cha!*" dealing a Heart/Daisy pattern explosion. This ability has knockback, and the enemy will fall on the ground. While Daisy instead shouts "*Hi-Yah!*" when using this ability. If Peach/Daisy uses this ability in Mid-air they will instead do a spin and hit the opponement with their butt/hip. This technique can be used to recover back on stage if the Princesses are close to the stage. This move deals 12% damage in battles.

## Origin

This hasn't been used by Peach nor Daisy in any of the Franchise games, so it makes this move a *Smash-Original*. But it may represente Peach/Daisy's girly personality and confidence about winning, when Peach says "*Aww, did i win?*" this may sound like she isn't suprised of winning. While Daisy in the other hand, is very energetic and has way more confidence than Peach in battles.
Mario Party 5

**Mario Party 5** is a 2003 party video game for the GameCube. It is the 5th main installment in the series, the 2nd to be on the GameCube, and the 5th to feature Peach as a playable character. Due to the introduction of tag teams in this game, here is a list of the team names when Peach pairs up with another character:

 Luigi
 Daisy
 Yoshi
 Wario
 Waluigi
 Toad
 Boo
 Koopa Kid

## Gallery

Menu IconTurn IconTurn Icon (Japanese)Ice Hockey SpriteBeach Volleyball SpriteMario Party 5 - Princess Peach Voice ClipsVoice clips
Peach Parasol

**Peach/Daisy Parasol** *(Up special move) - ピーチパラソル* is a exclusive-ability to Peach/Daisy's moveset.

## Ability

If **Peach/Daisy** uses this move, they will crouch for some seconds then jump-high and reach out their hand in a up-direction slowly forming a *Umbrella* in their hand, then the Princesses slowly float back down with it. The colour depends on wich Princess uses it, if it's Princess Peach, the parasol will have a big-white side on top of the umbrella, and the rest pink with dark-pink patterns around the umbrella. And for Daisy, it's the same but the colors are swapped to Orange, and Dark-Orange with Dark-Orange patterns around it. This move can be useful for recover, but also attacking, if a opponent is close to Peach/Daisy, they will get a knockback up in the air along-side getting hit by the Umbrella, then another knockback at the end when Peach deploy her Umbrella, wich does the most damage. Sadly if this move is used, but Peach/Daisy doesn't reach to the stage. *The princesses are completely useless at this point and will die*.

## Origin

This move has been used by *Princess Peach* for quite a lot of games, *Peach is depicted to own a Umbrella*, one of them being **Perry**. A helpful Umbrella that is determined to help Princess Peach save Mario & his Friends in Super Princess Peach. Peach's Parasol was present in **Super Mario RPG: The legend of the Seven Stars**, but this time the Parasol is completely blue with a brown handle, she even used it to escape her castle from a high-distance. Later in games, she used this as a weapon or accesory. In Super Mario Sunshine she brought a white and light pink umbrella along side her, and is able to float down with it. In Super Paper Mario, her weapon was her trusty-Umbrella that we all know. And in Mario Kart Games, you can unlock a Glider that resemble Peach's Umbrella. This Umbrella floating idea is a funny reference to **Mary Poppins**. While Daisy in the other hand, was never seen using a umbrella in the Franchise, but she had the same colored Umbrella from Smash in mini-games like *Parasol Plummet* from **Mario Party 3**.
Mario Tennis (Game Boy Color)

*Not to be confused with the Nintendo 64 game of the same name.*

**Mario Tennis** (known in Japan as **Mario Tennis GB**) is a 2000 tennis video game for the Game Boy Color. It is the second game in the series, and the second where Peach is a playable character (third for both if one counts Mario's Tennis). In this game, Peach can be unlocked by beating her in doubles. Like in most Mario Tennis games, Peach is a technique player.
Peach (Wedding)

At the beginning of **Mario Odyssey**, after Mario gets punched all the way to the **Cap Kingdom**. Peach will be forced by Bowser to *marry him*, which means she will have to wear a wedding dress to the wedding at the Moon. Peach is can be seen at **Multiple Kingdoms** in the game having to suffer watching Mario get defeated by Bowser and get carried in by Bowser on **Bowser's airship**, she holds a *red-Piranha plant bouquet*. And at the **end of the game**, Peach is holding back against the *ring of Bowser*, right when Mario comes in. Bowser opens a trapdoor under Mario and Mario falls. Bowser then jumps in and traps Peach in the ring of Bowser. After being saved, she will slowly float back to the ground, and thank Mario for saving her, then she will follow Bowser Mario back to the Moon. At the moon, the two desperate men beg Peach to marry one of them, but she says no and goes back to **Mario's ship**.

## Appearance

Peach has a grey tiara with a ruby on it, and a white veil attaching to her head. Her hair is put in a shape of a fountain-bun. Then she has a white necklace with a blue gem attached to it, and a white corset with mini-lines on each sides. Then white-pure gloves, with a white dress that has 2 layers, one being a open-tissue layer, and the last a white sparkly dress. We also can see that she has white heels underneath her dress.

**Quotes:**

"HELP ME!": In Bowser's clutches, after getting kidnapped in the Mushroom Kingdom.

"MARIO!": In her wedding dress, after getting grabbed by Bowser, witnessing Mario's defeat in the Cloud Kingdom.
Everythingsgreatnothingiswrong Wiki

## About Everything's Great, Nothing Is Wrong

***Everything's Great, Nothing Is Wrong*** (EGNIW) is an unethical podcast, hosted by Jeff and Cricket. Main topics include morality, gaming, clandestine audio recording, death, drones, fake IDs and train sex. From the EGNIW website podcast description:

> "The most unethical podcast in gaming. Via frowned-upon experiments, abusing our friends' trust, and frankly often morbid discussion, we try to answer the question: Is anything even ethical? (So far, no.) Don't tell anyone we did this to them. We didn't ask their permission."
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## Characters

### Hosts

* Jeff Carsonberg, a human. A detective, he is also the host of My Dead Sister's Belongings.

* Cricket, a cricket. A púca, she is also the daughter of Jim Cricket.

### Guests and Other Characters

* GrizzlyWolf, a werebear.
* SlothCat, a wandering spirit.
* Tyler, an intern.

## Fake Advertisements and Real Sponsors

* Alexei’s Discount Home for Widows and Invalids
* Focustin (also referred to as Focanus, Focusin, and Focustil)
* Momma Bird's Prechewed Foods

### Podcast Episodes

* iTunes
* Podcast Republic
* Audioboom
* Spotify

Patreon

Twitter
Mario Super Sluggers

**Mario Super Sluggers** is a 2008 baseball video game for the Wii, which marked the second time that Peach is a playable character in the Mario Baseball series. This game also introduced Baby Peach as a playable character.

Peach's Star Pitch (Heart Ball) returns from Mario Superstar Baseball. When pitching while Heart Ball is in use, Peach will cause the ball to momentarily disappear into scattered hearts, only reappearing just before it crosses home plate, making it difficult to hit. When Peach is batting, this skill also causes the ball to disappear into scattered hearts as it is hit as a high fly ball, only reappearing shortly before hitting the ground. This makes it difficult for fielders to catch. Peach also has her own Star Swing in this game, in this case, Heart Swing. Once Peach uses her swing, she will draw a heart with her bat and hit the ball, cloaking it with hearts that stun the fielders trying to catch it. The stun effect works only on male characters, so female characters such as Birdo or Daisy are unaffected. Magikoopas can also use their Magical Catch to catch the ball, but only if they are far enough away from the ball to not be stunned by the hearts. If no players catch the ball, it will come to a stop and the hearts will wear off.

Baby Peach does not have her own unique Star Swing or Star Pitch, as she cannot be chosen as team captain.

## Gallery

Peach's half-body sprite on the team captain selection screenPeach's full body sprite on the team captain selection screenIcon (Peach)Icon (Baby Peach)Mugshot (Peach)Mugshot (Baby Peach)Second Mugshot (Baby Peach)In-Game Model (Baby Peach)
Yoshi's Cookie

**Yoshi's Cookie** is a 1992 puzzle game for the NES and Game Boy, and it was later released in 1993 for the SNES. Peach only appears in Vs. Mode, which is exclusive to the Game Boy and SNES versions. Peach and Bowser also appear in the celebration during the credits of the SNES version's Action Mode.

## Gallery

Peach on the character select screen for Vs. ModePeach winning a round of Vs. Mode against Yoshi
Peach (Explorer)

## Origin

At the end of Mario Odyssey, Peach will go missing again. But this time, she went on vacation to many different places of the Nintendo World with Tiara. In some Islands, she will wear her Explorer outfit. She will show up as an Explorer in the **Cascade Kingdom**, the **Wooded Kingdom**, and finally the **Lost Kingdom**. Everytime you will find her, she'll reward you with a special **Moon**.

## Appaerance

Peach (Explorer) has a similar look to **Mario's explorer** outfit. She has a explorer hat with many lines on it, Then she bas a brown backpack with a rolled-up thing attached to the backpack. Then she has a Arylide yellow shirt with pockets on the front, and a giant button finishing off with a belt. She also has rolled-up Blond sleeves. This time, she has white gloves, and underneath her sort-of shirt she has a magenta shirt. She also has Arylide yellow shorts, she has a Blonde rolled-up part on the shorts. And she still keeps her Azure earrings. Then she finishes off with rolled-up medium height white socks, and Burgundy-Brown shoes with Banana Mania laces.

## Latest Appaerances

**Explorer (Peach)** has become one of Peach's various outfits that was announced as a new Playable Character in **Mario Kart Tour**, Peach (Explorer) was released in the **Sunset Tour**, along with *Toadette and Toad* explorer. Her special item is the **Bob-omb Cannon**.
Tanooki Peach

## Origin

**Tanooki Peach** is a form of Peach when she grabs a Super Leaf. She was seen in this form in Super Mario 3D Land in one of the album pictures in the post game but it would appear again in Super Mario 3D World, with a redesign version, where Peach is playable. In this form, Peach can glide and she can whip enemies with her tail, and can do a full-spin attack with her tail.

## Appearance

Peach's Tanooki outfit is a bit similar to the Post-one in the album covers, she has a basic crown on a tanooki sort-of hood completed with the ears. Then a tanooki corset with light-brown on the lower part of her corset, with brown poofy sleeves and her pure-white gloves. Then a big poofy brown skirt with darkish-brown boots, is despite the other Tanooki forms not poofy at all (accept Rosalina but she introduce later and it make sense because she actuall Peach daugter). She also has a tanooki tail attached to her costume. And her blue earrings are still there too, they in frot of the tanuki hood.

## Latest Appearances

Peach was first seen using the Tanooki Power-Up in **Super Mario 3D Land** in the ending as one of the photo covers. And she was last seen using this Power-Up is in **Super** **Mario 3D World** with a complete re-design and as a playable Power-Up. She migt get to use it in Mario Kart Tour cause Rosalina can do it but not just yet, however note she can use Super Leaf in that game and it doesn't make her tanooki, thats becase it doesn't do that to any character in that game like mario Kart 7 too.

## Golden Leaf

In **Super Mario 3D World,** since she became a Playable Character, Peach is able to use the Golden Leaf to use her White-Tanooki Suit as a new Power-Up. Her costume is the same as the Tanooki one but the colors are swapped to White and Yellow. This Power-Up makes Peach invisible and immune to any enemy, and instantly kills any of the enemy that's in Peach's way, but unfortunately it is not shown up since yet, coud in Mario kart tour though because Mario he had the White Tanooki outfit so a reference, could be a hint Peach shell also get it soon, but not anmore since game end updat mean none more new things unfortune

## Gallery

Tanooki Peach as she appears in Super Mario 3D LandTanooki Peach as she appears in Super Mario 3D World.
Super Mario's Relaxing Life

**Super Mario's Relaxing Life** are a series of animated stickers made by Nintendo and LINE merger. They were released on October 19th, 2017. The characters featured are: Mario, Luigi, Peach, Daisy, Toad, Yoshi, Lakitu, Donkey Kong, Bowser, Bowser Jr., and Lemmy Koopa. Peach appears in **five** of these stickers.

## Gallery

Peach changing from her nightgown and sleeping cap to her pink gown and crown.Peach eating flan cake.Peach posing with Daisy for a selfie.Mario and Peach cuddling each other as they are watching the sunset.Mario and Peach boogieing.
Super Mario Kart

**Super Mario Kart** is a 1992 racing video game for the SNES, in which it was later re-released as a Player's Choice title in 1996. This is the first time Peach was ever featured in the Mario Kart series. Since all racers in this game are divided into pairs of two, Peach is generally paired up with Yoshi as a duo called "The Dragon and The Lady". They each have the highest acceleration, medium speed, and medium weight, but low handling. In the Japanese version of the game, Peach's victory animation shows her drinking her bottle of champagne (and becomes drunk during the process), but due to this violating Nintendo of America's policy regarding alcohol, Western versions of the game show Peach happily tossing her bottle up.

## Gallery

Profile artIn-game spritePeach-themed SNES controller and kart toy released in Japan as merchandisePlushie of Peach released as merchandise
Split Octapod

## Episode Description

*Welcome to the D-Town Coffee Room! In this inaugural episode, we try to tackle what this show will even be about! It is very much a work in progress. So far, we figure: are ethics good or bad?*

*We'll get there.*

### Questions and Quotes

* "Oh, that's unethical."
* "If it's someone else's feces, then it's unethical?"
* "What's performance art?"
* "Is it OK to say 'retarded'?"
* "Is it unethical to rape a donkey?"

## Characters

* Jeff
* Cricket

## Synopsis

The two hosts grapple with the concept of ethics and their own podcast. Jeff suggests that the topic of the show be about him secretly recording his siblings as a way to bond with them. They consider addressing an ethical dilemma each episode. Several names for the podcast are suggested, including "Don't Tell My Siblings", "Don't Show, Don't Tell", "D-Town", "Unabashed Neourbanism" and "Don't Tell: An Endless Nightmare".
Mario Power Tennis

*Not to be confused with the Game Boy Advance game that is called "Mario Power Tennis" in Europe.*

**Mario Power Tennis** is a 2004 tennis video game for the GameCube, and it was re-released in 2009 for the Wii as part of the New Play Control! series. It is the fourth Mario Tennis game in the series as a whole (third in the modern series), and the fourth in which Peach is a playable character. Like in the previous two games, Peach is a technique player. Her Offensive Power Shot is Super Peach Spin, and her Defensive Power Shot is Sweet Kiss Return.

Mario and Peach seem to express their love for each other in their respective trophy ceremonies. During Mario's trophy ceremony, Peach is there and is standing by Mario, and then flirts with him by giving him a kiss on the cheek. This makes Mario feel seduced at first, but then excited and happy and he jumps in the air. In Peach's trophy ceremony, Mario and Luigi are seen clapping for Peach while Wario and Waluigi are angered on the other side of Peach. During the ceremony, Mario can be heard saying "I love you so much, I love you" to Peach. Peach responds by blowing a kiss to him and Luigi, seducing them. When Peach has her trophy, she kisses it, then holds up a peace sign with a flirtatious wink. This shows that Mario and Peach really care for each other and that Peach has a particular habit for seducing Mario.

## Gallery

IconFlirtatious Peach during her trophy ceremony.Peach in the game's openingPeach uses Super Peach SpinPeach uses Sweet Kiss ReturnMario Power Tennis - Princess Peach Voice ClipsVoice clips
Mario Tennis (Nintendo 64)

*Not to be confused with the Game Boy Color game of the same name.*

**Mario Tennis** (known in Japan as **Mario Tennis 64**) is a 2000 tennis game for the Nintendo 64. It is the first game in the Mario Tennis series and the first to feature Peach as a playable character (second for both if one counts Mario's Tennis). Like in most Mario Tennis games, Peach is a technique player.

## Gallery

Artwork of Peach posingArtwork of Peach spectating from the chairPeach's icon on the character select screenThe racket Peach usesPeach, Daisy, Yoshi, and Paratroopa in the openingPeach's entrance at the beginning of each matchPeach, along with Daisy and Kate in Nina's trophy ceremonyMario Tennis 64 - Princess Peach Voice ClipsVoice clips
New Super Mario Bros.

**New Super Mario Bros.** is a 2006 side-scrolling video game for the Nintendo DS. It is known to be the first Mario side-scroller in 13½ years since 1992's Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins. This game introduces wireless play for up to two players and a mini game mode for up to four players, with minigames returning from Super Mario 64 DS. This game is also the first to be originally released outside of Japan since the Western Super Mario Bros. 2, and it would be followed up by New Super Mario Bros. Wii in 2009 and New Super Mario Bros. 2 in 2012.

In this game, Mario (or Luigi, whichever character the player is using) and Peach are taking a stroll in the Mushroom Kingdom when suddenly, a thundercloud strikes the castle with lightning. Mario goes to investigate what is going on, but while he's not looking, Bowser Jr. sneaks up from behind a bush, takes Princess Peach, and flees with her as Mario gives chase, getting hit and turning into his small form in the process. At the end of the game, after being rescued, Peach thanks Mario (or Luigi) and rewards him with a kiss as he gives out a nervous chuckle.

## Gallery

Mario and Peach in the openingIn-game spriteMario and Peach in the ending, as shown in the creditsPeach's wallpaper for the game that one can download on Nintendo's website
Coin

**Last appearance**
 **Effect**

The **Coins** are very common items in all platform video game series, since the "revolution" of Super Mario Bros., are used in the Mushroom Kingdom to negotiate sales and purchases in some stores of the kingdom. In the platform Mario games they are not so valuable, since they are scattered around. By accumulating 100, they will be transformed into one life (normally). In Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Galaxy they also restore life. They are obtained by hitting Blocks ?, defeating enemies, overcoming rivals, or by selling products in kingdom stores.

## Types of Coins

There are many types of currencies that vary according to the game. The most common ones are the yellow ones, which will give 100 or 200 points when taken. There are also the blue ones, which appear in certain events, such as stepping on a *P-Switch* (In Super Mario Bros. 3 and Super Mario World). The red coins appear in groups of eight (until now, it is not like that in New Super Mario Bros. 2, in which they are normal coins that disappear) and, when taking them all we will obtain a Star in Super Mario 64 or simply an item (New Super Mario Bros.  and New Super Mario Bros. Wii), that are replaced by the Purple Coins in Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2, instead of eight are one hundred and appear with Purple Rogue Comets. On the other hand, the Star Coins (Star Medals in Super Mario 3D Land) are three per phase and are used to open paths and unlock phases. In the first New Super Mario Bros. they are also used to buy wallpapers.

## Curiosities

* In chapter 6-1 of Super Paper Mario the culprit of floating coins everywhere is known. He is a Samurai, whose name is Broken Coin. He resents people taking his coins when they fall.
Peach Gardens

*Not to be confused with the Mario Golf course of the same name.*

***Peach Gardens*** is a Mario Kart map named after Princess Peach, first appearing in **Mario Kart DS**. It then reappears in **Mario Kart Wii**. It is the second course in the Special Cup. In Mario Kart Wii, it is the second course in the Lightning Cup.
Super Mario World

**Super Mario World** is a 1990 side-scrolling video game for the SNES, and it was released as a launch title for that console in the same year. In this game, after the events of Super Mario Bros. 3, Mario, Luigi, and Peach (then as Princess Toadstool in the West but Peach in Japan) decide to recover from that long journey in Dinosaur Land. However, the Koopa Troop traps the Yoshis in eggs, and shortly after arrival, Mario and Luigi discover that the princess has gone missing. After the Mario Brothers free the friendly Yoshi, he claims that the Koopa Troop has indeed invaded Dinosaur Land and has taken Princess Toadstool with them. At the end of the game, the princess is rescued, and she rewards Mario or Luigi (whichever character the player is playing as) with a kiss as they resume their vacation.

The game was re-worked into the SNES game **Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World** in 1994, with minor changes to the title screen, gameplay, and Luigi's sprites. The game was then remade again for the Game Boy Advance in 2001 as **Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2**, once again changing the gameplay style and sprites for Luigi, as well as also referring to the Princess as Peach.

## Gallery

In-game SpritePeach kissing Mario at the end of the gameArtwork of Peach on vacation in the Shogakukan BookArtwork of Peach with a Mushroom in the Shogakukan Book
Princess Peach 3DS Cases

* Variant 1 of the cases, showing Peach with her parasol
* Variant 2 of the cases
* Variant 3 of the cases
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The **Princess Peach 3DS Cases** are protective armor shield cases for the Nintendo 3DS, themed after Princess Peach Toadstool. There are 3 versions: one with Peach in a super light pink background holding her parasol, the second with Peach using her hand as a fan casually, and the third shows a picture of Peach’s face with the words "*Peach Super Mario*", stylized as "*PEACH SUPER MARIO*".
Mario Party 8

**Mario Party 8** is a 2007 party video game for the Wii. It is the 8th main game in the series, the first to be on the Wii, and the 8th mario party game in which Peach is featured as a playable character. Tag teams and generated team names return from Mario Party 5 and Mario Party 6, and below is a list of the team names generated for Peach and another character:

## Gallery (Photos)

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