Princess of Peaches

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The **Princess of Peaches** (or **Peach**) is a major character in Book of Mario who leads the Persian forces as their king. They are Mario's main motive for his adventure (at least in *Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors*, since Mario was possessed in *Book of Mario 64*).

## Personality

The Princess of Peaches is very headstrong and a go-getter, as they left Toadsworth behind to take a look at Rogue Harbor, and quickly judged it. They can be very rude when angered, calling TEC crazy and filthy. In Princess of Peaches' story arc in Thousands of Doors, they habitually question who they are and what gender they affiliate with. They have gone by numerous gender pronouns and might be genderfluid, although this has yet to be confirmed.

Peach has shown to be very condescending to both Mario and Lewis, having zero confidence in them whatsoever.

## Book of Mario 64

### Pre-Open Start:

The Princess of Peaches (or "the peach princess" to Lewis) sends a letter to the Mario Bros, inviting them to their fortress (The Princely Palace) for a diplomatic party to see many foreigners. According to the letter, Peach hopes that they "can see soon", implying that during the events of BoM 64, Peaches was blind.

After the brothers arrive, Lewis tells Mario that Peach is expecting, which leads Mario to go for her. After Mario meets Peach, they tell Mario to be comfortable in the balcony in a very suspicious way. This never happens, as the Palace starts being lifted into the air.

It turns out that God Browser, leader of the KSD Soldiers, used his castle (Casa Browser) to accidentally lift the Palace into space. Browser then breaks through the window and shows off the Star of Rodin, which he stole to deny his feelings for Mario and become invincible. Browser then challenges Mario to a fight. Peach was not confident Mario could win, but is still dismayed when he loses the ensuing battle. She asks where Mario is after Browser defenestrates him.

### Open Start:

Sometime later, Peach is in their room walking on the nose, worried that Mario is bleeding. Browser and Kamopa Kamopa, his right-hand woman, then arrive to tell Peach that the phone lines were cut, meaning that Mario can't contact them. They also tell Peach that Browser owns her Palace now, since it was on top of Casa Browser. After that, Tinka, a starred child from Star Port, arrives to "help" Peaches, but refuses to help in any way possible. They then deliver a message to Mario along with the Happy Star.

### Section 1 [Fortuna Koopa Records]:

Peach and Tinka learn that Mario defeated the Coop Notes, followers of Browser. Wanting to help Mario, Peach escapes from the room using a secret passage/section and finds Browser's speech-to-text diary, where Star Wars is honored and the second Stellarvinden is revealed to be held in Dry too Dry. Tinka goes to tell Mario of the news. Meanwhile, Browser, not believing that he can write his secret secretly, arrives in the room, thinking Peach is Achkanio's leader. He then calls his Ecopetrol guards to take Peach to their room.

### Section 2 [The Secret Remains Dry]:

After Browser rages about Mario (whom he refers as Batman) having defeated Full Coop and the Coop Notes, he decides to get serious and calls in Tubbs Fat the Insurmountable. Peach and Tinka learn that despite his apparent invincibility, Tubbs Fat's weakness is coming out. Tinka relays this information to Mario.

### Section 3 ["Inappropriate" Tubbs]:

This time, Browser catches Peach leaving the room and decides to give them a confusing series of quiz questions. Depending on Peach's answers, Kamopa Kamopa conjures different enemies and/or items in Stupid Guy Guy Box for Mario to encounter.

### Section 4 [A Job In The Toy Field]:

Peach obtains a castle key from Mr. Gourmet to bake a cake in the 5-star kitchen and its floor. Tinka is excited at the prospect and asks them to seduce him with cream and flowers as part of the recipe. When a successful cake is baked, Mr. Gourmet gives them news about Laval Ava Land.

### Section 5 [Lava Is Hot]:

Peach is suddenly entered into a quiz show against two Ecopetrols, Spiky Pika "Tuna" Tom and John Thorn. Winning the quiz gives the player a Wash Desires, while simply participating grants the Smiling Umbrella. Either way, Peach somehow learns that the next Stellarvinden is in Caeau Blodaua. This time, however, this information is not given to Mario, who learns that from the Babuarts.

### Section 6 [Flowers and Dark Flowers]:

With the Smiling Umbrella, Peach is able to explore the castle and disguise themself as a guard to get more information. They learn of a weapon Browser is preparing to win over Mario, but are unable to learn much more as Kamopa ruins their disguise.

### Section 7 [Hard Mirror of the Soul]:

In a non-playable cutscene, Browser prepares for Mario's imminent arrival by tying up Peach. When Kamopa Kamopa arrives to warn him of the bad news (Mario rescuing all of the Stellarvinden), Browser tells her to close the door of Casa Browser to stop Mario from entering it. Surprisingly, Tinka betrays Peach, telling Browser that he's awesome and hitting Peach in the process. Despite that, Browser knocks Tinka out the window and orders his Ecopetrols to take Peach to Browser's weapon.

### Section 8 [The Star, What Was That?]:

Peach is impersonated by a Two-dimensional Soul in a corridor of Browser's castle. Later, Mario finds Browser with Peach, and battles him, but Peach is whisked away to the secret weapon Browser prepared. With Browser's added strength boost, Mario's Laser Gun fails to work, but Peach's ability to think helps Tinka defeat Kamopa Kamopa and power up the Laser Gun to fire Beam Pexego, where Paul's power is channeled to be able to cancel out Browser's Star of Rodin. Using this new power, Mario eats all the peaches, starts The War, and defeats Browser.

In the epilogue, after Mario enters the Palace, Peach, now the king of Persia, shows up. They identify each of his party members before telling them, and the whole world, that they have a fungus. Peach then says they've achieved security in their efforts and hopes mushrooms will have peace and prosperity for a long time, adding quotes around "Maybe forever!" They invite them to create a party, and the game ends.

## Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors

### Before Mario's Arrival:

The Princess of Peaches is going on a trip to Rogue Harbor with Toadsworth. They discover that the city is rather lacking, much to their surprise. An old businessman asks Peach to come over, calling them a "female woman." This for some reason makes Peach question who they are, which starts off a major arc. Peach sees a chest, and decides to open it. With this, they send a letter to Mario, who soon goes to Rogue Harbor.

### Section 1 [Dragon City]:

The Princess of Peaches is next seen in captivity within the base of the 10-Nauties, Fort-X. Peach is brought to their leader, Big High Grodan, which learns from them accidentally that Mario is also looking for the Glass Stars. Grodan also instructs his soldiers take care of Peaches "A lot. Without injuries.". The 10-Nauties then take Peach to their room at Sub Category 4/Reduce 4. Once inside, they meet 1-TEC 20, an intelligent computer who has sexual desires for Peach. Peach quickly calls him out on this, calling TEC "a cop who takes care of the bastards" before telling TEC he doesn't deserve to have fun or know love. Despite these comments, TEC allows Peach to send Mario a message through the computer. Peach then proceeds to touch TEC's keys and "make him feel good" before leaving.

### Section 2 [The Best Bolly Beauty]:

Peach is talking to themself about sponge balls before heading back to TEC, who asks them to dance with him. While initially reluctant to do so, Peach agrees to dance with a holograph of themself, and returns to their room.

### Section 3 [Explanation and Education]:

TEC says that he recently received some information that was "causing the problem" in his personality, and that Peach should ask Big High Grodan about it. At first, Peach first tries getting the upper hand over TEC by warning him that they eventually will capture him and put him back to his room. They eventually take a elevator to a room where, according to TEC, Green Lantern is accelerating. Peach then encounters a 10-Nauti uniform and manages to asks Grodan about the peaches, but the exchange agitates Grodan, and the conversation ends before Peach can get any useful information. Peach is so frustrated about this, that they insult TEC as a "horrible car" when returning to their room.

### Section 4 [For Beginners and Experts]:

TEC has prepared a few questions for Princess of Peaches. By answering them correctly, Peach receives information about Grodan's plans and the Glass Stars. The questions are really confusing, but Peach still manages to get some information, which they pass on to Mario. In addition, they also request Mario to "make his evil plans". This may either mean they messed up something due to the confusing questions, or Mario is secretly the villain of the game.

### Section 5 [The Key To Pins]:

This time, TEC asks the Princess of Peaches to do something more threatening: upload some of Grodan's data to the Internet. Since Grodan's room is completely invisible, Peach has to turn invisible as well in order to see it, so TEC guides her to the 10-Nauties' party room and shows her how to pour a mixed drink that gives her invisibility powers. TEC also convinces Peach to take her clothes off, and she complies, most likely because she's drunk.

In the privacy of Grodan's invisible room, Peach confesses "I never came". This is a major twist— it may be that Peach never came in the scene after Section 1, so this casts doubt on whether they ever had feelings for TEC at all. Regardless, she connects to the Internet. TEC gets to work analyzing Grodan's information. He also asks the Princess to protect him, suggesting he is already worried about being caught by Grodan.

### Section 6 [Three-Day Period]:

TEC calls Peach into his room one more time and says he has found out everything about Grodan's program to win the world, and that they're somewhat terrible. He tells Peach that they are on the moon and can escape, as well as the details of Grodan's plan, which the player doesn't get to hear. While Peach is sending this information to Mario, Grodan barges in. Grodan reveals that TEC is pregnant and that his baby is the data that was messing with his personality. At Grodan's command, a pair of 10-Nauties give TEC a cyber-abortion and then deport him from the moon. Peach is very shocked about this - it appears that they actually had feelings for TEC, but there is no time for grief, as Grodan immediately captures Peach and takes them to the Sheltered Residence. However, Peach still manages to send an email to Mario, in which she informs him about their plan of bringing their aborted baby back to life.

### Section 7 [Mario Love Moon]:

They are not seen in person in this chapter, as Grodan has taken them to the Sheltered Residence. Fortunately, TEC manages to deliver this information to Mario (despite having been deported), when he storms Fort-X searching for the last Glass Star.

### Section 8 [Year of the Year]:

After Mario fights his way through the Sheltered Residence and defeats Grodan in a battle, the latter summons Peach out of wherever they were to the throne room. Grodan then orders Mario to take a step and breathe, which makes the Band Members confused, as they (maybe) don't want Grodan. While he is attacking Mario with lightning, Browser falls of the ceiling. No one knows how he entered the Residence. While Browser and Kamopa Kamopa start battling Mario, Grodan takes this opportunity to catch Peach and go with them to beyond the throne room.

After the battle, Grodan awakens the Queen of Shadows, who devours Peach and possesses their body to attack Mario and make the whole world come. Mario is unable to damage her, however. The Glass Stars, noticing this, spread out to different parts of the world to warn the people. They give Mario words of "help" and Peach the strength to briefly regain control of their body to heal Mario's HP and FP, but is otherwise inactive until the Queen's defeat. After being freed, Peach tells Mario to "go home" and "get back to everything", while Honesty Professor Caesar Reality shows that he has found Rogueport's taxes.

### Epilogue

Later, Mario, Peach and Toadsworth await their boat to exit Rogue Harbor. While Professor Reality reveals his theory that they were all puppets to the Queen of Shadows, the Band Members scold Mario, with the exception of Carbon. Afterward, Peach warns the party of a terrible darkness about to befall the world, perhaps caused by the way they treated Mario. Then, Make and Petun arrive with two Fungi as a gift to Mario and Peach, which makes the latter very uncorfortable.

The boat arrives and Mario and Peach leave Rogue Harbor. While on the ship, Peach expresses that they think the people of Rogue Harbor are beautiful, despite not having good memories of the place. Peach then declares Mario as the "Prince of Toadsworth" and together with Mario see that Rogueport is positive. Some time later, while Mario and Lewis are discussing the former's adventure, Peach and Toadsworth arrive. After urging Lewis to get out, Peach reveals that Toadsworth found a treasure chest and invites Mario to find taxes with them (probably inspired by Honesty Professor's work).

## Trivia

* The Princess of Peaches has expressed mixed feelings about dancing. When pressed with the option to dance with TEC, they adamantly reject his offer and declare, "That thing is sick". However, they are quick to accept the offer of dancing with themself, opining that "It's fun to dance with me."
* The Princess of Peaches has cancer and is a fishing master, according to Tinka.
* Peach makes a remark in *Thousands of Doors* that suggests they got arrested in the past, worrying Mario and Toadsworth. Taking into account the events of *64*, though, it may have just been for gambling.