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Sanae Kochiya

A human wind priestess from outside of Gensokyo hailing from Lake Suwa in Nagano Prefecture, she runs the Moriya Shrine and serves both Kanako and Suwako dutifully. During her life before entering Gensokyo she was worshiped as a god in her own right, and she has been having a bit of an identity crisis after moving from a world in which her abilities made her special to one where they are mundane.
Ken Masters

Hailing from the Street Fighter series, Ken Masters is the former sparring partner and Friendly Rival of Ryu. Being trained in the ways of the Ansatsuken martial art, Ken shares many moves with Ryu, but with his own fiery flair put to them. Though he shares many similarities to his friend, being honorable and hard-working, he's also a bit more arrogant and hot-headed in contrast to the more stoic Ryu. He also wishes to seek strong opponents, but is always taking care of his wife, Eliza, and his son, Mel.
Misty

The youngest of four sisters, she hasn't been blessed with her sisters' looks or charisma (at in the opinion of her sisters). However, she got all of the talent at battling and being snarky. Originally rather temperamental with a crush on Ash that she covered with strong Tsundere tendencies; after acquiring Togepi - an infant Pokémon requiring a great deal of care - she calmed down considerably. At the end of Johto, she became her city's Gym Leader, but she has still occasionally reunited with Ash since then. An aspiring Water Master.
Sailor Jupiter

Despite her brawny appearance and terrifying reputation, Makoto is a friendly, nurturing girl who enjoys traditionally feminine pursuits like cooking in addition to fighting and working out. Often seen pining for her old sempai, who rejected her in the days before she transferred to Usagi and Ami's school. She's the strongest of the inner soldiers, and it shows.
Mumbo Jumbo

The former mentor of Gruntilda the Witch until he turned his back on her, prompting her to magically trap Mumbo's face inside of a wooden mask. In the first game, he helps out Banjo and Kazooie by providing transformation spells in exchange for Mumbo Tokens. In Tooie, he takes a more active role, allowing you to play as him and use spells in certain locations. In Nuts and Bolts, he's taken up a job as a garage mechanic.
Masked Ghoul

*Masked Ghouls**are enemies in*****Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins**s Pumpkin Zone. They are walking hockey masks with daggers stuck in them, a reference to Jason Voorhees, the main antagonist of the *Friday the 13th* film series. This enemy's attack manner is similar to a Goomba's, although unlike Goombas, stomping a Masked Ghoul propels Mario upward.
Painwheel

Once, she was a normal schoolgirl named Carol, who was kidnapped by Valentine and delivered to the Anti-Skullgirls Labs’ secretive Lab Zero. There she was implanted with the synthetic Buer Drive and Gae Bolga Matrix parasites and infused with experimental Skullgirl blood, transforming her into the monster she is today. Violent and unstable as a result of these experiments, as a precaution she’s mentally controlled by Lab Zero’s powerful psychic director, Brain Drain. Fueled by rage, she draws her power from her pain and fury. Despite that, the soul of that scared young girl still lives on inside this monstrous body, desperately fighting off the onslaught of voices that would control her.

Her birthday is October 23rd, and she's fifteen-years-old. Her blood type is SG. Her official likes list contains flowers, gardening, walking on the beach at sunset, family, the sound of wind chimes, dogs, nostalgic memories, friends, magenta, and proper etiquette. Her dislikes include ASG Labs, Valentine, Brain Drain, the Skullgirl, the Skull Heart, people, her current body, mind control, torture, pain, frustration, gossip, styrofoam sounds, loud noises, and bad puns.

Painwheel couples viciously powerful strikes with high mobility and movement, allowing her total control of the space around her.
Tail Bob-omb

**Tail Bob-ombs** are Bob-ombs with Tanooki tails. They are a species which were first appeared in *Super Mario 3D Land*. Unlike ordinary Bob-ombs, they have the ability to descend slowly from the sky. They are not able to stand upright, and remain sitting down on the ground in the spot they land at and quickly explode. They only appear in World 7-4, Special 7-3 and Special 8-Crown.
Koopa Paratroopa

**Koopa Paratroopas** (or just **Paratroopas**) are a flying variation of Koopa Troopas they are Koopa Troopas allthough they have wings on their backs which allow them to fly in the sky they are a common enemy in the Mario series. When jumped on they usually loose their wings and become regular Koopa Troopas, and then when jumped on again they will be flung out of their shells often becoming Beach Koopas.
Medicine Melancholy

A doll that has come to life as a youkai, she works hard for the emancipation of all dolls. Unfortunately, most dolls are unable to live as she can. She has the power to control various kinds of poison, allegedly due to the fact she was discarded on the Nameless Hill in the middle of a field of poisonous lily-of-the-valley flowers.
Kamek

An evil Magikoopa, the turtle wizard Kamek has been serving Bowser since the Koopa King's infancy and is one of his most trusted minions. He flies around on his broomstick bringing woe to Mario and his pals, but usually prefers to sic giant monsters on our heroes instead of tangling with them head-on.

Slightly confusingly, "Kamek" is also the general name of the Magikoopa species in Japan and Nintendo of Europe's localizations.
Mario

The titular hero of the Super Mario Bros. series, this iconic, superpowered mustachioed plumber is Nintendo's most recognizable character. A resident of the Mushroom Kingdom, Mario saves its beloved princess from the claws of the nefarious Bowser, as well as a few other threats to his home, time and again.

He's the main character of this series.

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Mr. I

A **Mr. I** is an eyeball creature in the *Super Mario series*, debuting in *Super Mario 64*, and usually appearing in horror-themed levels, especially the Ghost Houses. Mr. Is are immobile and will constantly look at Mario or other targets, paying no attention to anyone else but the target. If needed, they rotate around so they can still watch their target. They attack their targets by shooting white or blue bubble-like laser beams.
Lilo Pelekai

A young, orphaned Hawaiian girl who lives with her sister Nani and is Stitch's owner and best friend. She is the deuteragonist throughout most of the franchise.

In the original film, she and Nani had lost their parents in a relatively recent car accident. Lilo is a social outcast among her peers by the time the film begins, and she and Nani's relationship have become strained. After becoming at risk of being separated from her only remaining family member, Lilo wishes for a friend on a "shooting star".  At the shelter Nani takes her to, Lilo finds an unusual blue "dog" and adopts him as "Stitch". Despite his bad behavior, Lilo sees Stitch as a friend and, under social worker Cobra Bubbles' orders, tries to make him a "model citizen", though her efforts don't seem to work. It gets worse for her when Stitch and Jumba get into a fight that destroys her house. Rejecting Stitch (who reveals his true alien form to her) for ruining everything, the two are taken by Gantu, though Stitch escapes. She gets rescued by Stitch afterwards, then saves him from being taken away from her by showing her adoption paper to the Grand Councilwoman, who puts him under "exile" and makes Lilo his warden. This allows Lilo to stay with her sister and their new family with Jumba, Pleakley and Stitch.

In Lilo & Stitch: The Series and its two films, she helps Stitch to find all 625 of his experiment "cousins", name them, and find them a "one true place" where they use their abilities for good.

After the 2006 end of the original parts of the franchise, Lilo's role has been greatly reduced from a main character to merely "someone from Stitch's past". She does not appear in the Stitch! anime except for a third season episode where she reunites with Stitch as an adult with a daughter named Ani that looks exactly like her when she was younger. She also only appears in flashbacks in Stitch & Ai, which shows that she and Stitch were forcibly separated when he was kidnapped by space criminals.
Stairface Ogre

**Stairface Ogres** are enormous Thwomp-like enemy creatures wielding a stamp-like mallet found predominantly in Bowser's Kingdom within *Super Mario Odyssey*. They are called the locals of Bowser's Kingdom within the in-game brochure. Their primary means of attack is to smash their mallet down where Mario is standing, which allows Mario to climb up their mallets. Before swinging down their mallets, they telegraph where they are about to attack Mario with a large glowing red square in front of them. Stairface Ogres can be defeated by performing a Ground Pound on top of their head or by poking the yellow gem on their forehead while controlling a Pokio. After a Stairface Ogre is defeated, it makes a wailing sound and explodes.
Rin Kaenbyou

A kasha who can control evil spirits and carry them to the Hell of Blazing Fires, and one of Satori's many pets. She dislikes long names, so she has everyone call her Orin instead of by her full name. She thinks highly of her mistress Satori, and is good friends with Utsuho, but becomes terrified once Utsuho starts going mad from her newfound power. Afraid that Satori may find out and punish Utsuho, Rin instead drives evil spirits above-ground, attempting to lure the powerful youkai living there down to help her out.
Ika Musume

An anthropomorphic squid-girl who comes ashore to invade the surface world in retaliation for constant human pollution of the seas, only to end up being forced to work as a waitress at the Lemon Beach House restaurant in order to pay for a damaged wall of the restaurant.

She will show up in the story in the setting of Splatoon.
Piranha Creeper

**Piranha Creepers** are a variant of Piranha Plants that debuted in *Super Mario 3D World*. They are sustained by long spiked stems, which allow them to creep in and out of their burrows and move in the directions determined by their growth pattern. Piranha Creepers are larger than regular Piranha Plants and their heads are generally purple in color, making them similar to Spiny Piranha Plants.
Mr. Game & Watch

The epitome of old school, Mr. Game & Watch is not a distinct previously-existing character so much as a conglomeration of elements from characters seen in the myriad Game & Watch games. Still, he can be considered the first successful digital character in Nintendo history, predating even Mario. He's even older than Pac-Man, making him the oldest video game character in the entire roster.
Sandmaargh

Sandmaaarghs are enemies in the Mario series, they look like a Magmaargh, but are smaller, made of sand, tiny eyes, and red plates on it's back. Sandmaarghs hide in the sand, leaving there silhouette visible in it, when they get under Mario or Luigi, however, they strike, eating the plumber, however, if it backfires, Mario has a chance to jump on it or swing his Tanooki Tail at it, killing it. Leaving a coin.
Muncher

**Munchers** are a near-invincible species of Piranha Plant. Unlike Nipper Plants, Muncher Plants come in black, depending on the location, and are immobile. Even a Super Star cannot defeat a Muncher, but it can prevent it from hurting Mario or Luigi. Only a P Switch (in *Super Mario Bros. 3*), a POW Block, a Spiny Shell, or a big Goomba's Stiletto (all in *Super Mario Maker*) can defeat a Muncher.
Piranha Plant

The **Piranha Plant**  is a flower species, and also a common enemy from the Super Mario series. There appearance is that of a normal flower with a round head replacing the flower. Their heads are usually red with white spots, but they can come in a variety of colors, which occasionally affects their abilities. They are most commonly found in pipes, but have also appeared growing freely in the ground. While most are stationary, a select few have mutated, allowing them to freely walk around. Some are able to breathe fire balls.
Raspberry Torte

True to her name, she has a bit of a mean streak, but eventually becomes nicer as the 1980s series progresses. Her pet is a monkey named Rhubarb. She returns in the 2003 series as a tomboy and is very brash, but not to the extent of Peppermint Fizz, and has a close friend in Lemon Meringue. Her pet has the same name Rhubarb, but this time it's a raccoon. In the 2009 series, she runs the Fresh Fashion's Boutique where she designs, makes and sells her own merchandise, though she tends to be competitive when it comes to fashion with Lemon Meringue. She adopts a Chihuahua and names it Chiffon in season 3.
Scratch

**Scratch** is a fictional robot in the Sonic the Hedgehog universe. He is a loyal, yet dim-witted robot who serves Dr. Robotnik throughout the cartoon Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, along with the short, treaded Grounder. He is a tall, roughly humanoid robot with chicken-like features, including "scaled" feet, winglike arms, a feathered tail, and a beak. Scratch seems to be the leader of the three badniks (himself, Grounder, and Coconuts), and is marginally smarter than Grounder, making up for his lack of Grounder's assorted gadgets.
Yang Xiao Long

The daughter of Taiyang Xiao Long and Raven Branwen, Yang is an energetic, blond-haired young woman with a violent streak. She is going to Beacon Academy to train to be a huntress, and is overjoyed when her younger sister Ruby is asked to attend Beacon Academy as well. She is partnered with Blake.

Yang's weapon, Ember Celica, is described as "dual-ranged shot-gauntlets". They're a pair of retractable gauntlets that can fire shotgun shells. Her Semblance allows her to absorb energy from the damage she takes when struck and use it to multiply her strength.
Spike the Dragon

A baby dragon and Twilight Sparkle's "#1 Assistant", Spike is the closest thing she had to a friend before traveling to Ponyville. He is extremely loyal and efficient, but also a tad obnoxious. He can transport messages to Celestia by burning them with his green flames; this communication goes both ways as she can then send messages that he burps out. Messages he sends to Celestia arrive in a much more dignified manner.
Knuckles the Echidna

A red echidna from Angel Island, and guardian of the Master Emerald. He was first introduced as an antagonist in Sonic the Hedgehog 3 and Sonic & Knuckles, having been told by Eggman that Sonic and Tails intended to steal the Master Emerald. Halfway through the game, Eggman betrays Knuckles and steals the Master Emerald himself, which forced Knuckles to accept Sonic & Tails help in getting it back. Afterward, Knuckles would then be one of the duo's chief allies in fighting Eggman, but his guardian duties keep him out of the action most of the time. Not much of his past was known, but that changed with Sonic Adventure which fleshed out his background quite a bit. Turns out, Knuckles is the last of the echindas after they were wiped out for attempting to use the the Emeralds and desecrating the shrine (and injuring numerous Chao) which the angered the at the time guardian Chaos. Afterward, the piece of the shrine became Angel Island.

If Sonic is like the wind, then Knuckles is like the mountain; stern and unmovable. So naturally, they tend to butt heads, but do get along occasionally. Because of spending most of his life on a secluded island, he naturally prefers to be by himself and has quite the wild temper. However, despite these traits he's a nice guy, and more than willing to abandon his post to help out his friends.
Li'l Cinder

**Li'l Cinders** (also called **Burn Bits**) are enemies in *Super Mario Galaxy*. They have an ice counterpart called Li'l Brrs. Li'l Cinders spawn from lava pools, though sometimes they are encountered above land. They slowly chase Mario upon spotting him and attempt to ram into him to inflict damage. If Mario touches a Li'l Cinder, he catches fire and starts running around uncontrollably while losing a wedge of his health meter. Mario can use a spin attack nearby or shoot a Star Bit to put out the flame surrounding a Li'l Cinder, making it fall on the ground vulnerable. In this state, the enemy will attempt to escape Mario by hopping away and seek a pool of lava to regenerate its flame. However, in its cold state, the Li'l Cinder can be kicked or jumped on to destroy it, producing a coin.
Plum Pudding

While this character has been around since the beginning, he first appeared as a boy, disappeared, then came back as a girl. She's really intelligent and has a pet owl named Elderberry in the 1980s version. She returns in the 2003 version, but she comes off as clumsy sometimes. She returns as a main character in the 2009 version with her clumsiness gone but her intelligence intact. However, she now runs a The Sweet Steps Studio, a dance studio in Berry Bitty City. She adopts a German Shepard puppy and names her Pitterpatch in season 3.
Tube Guy

A **Tube Guy** (also called a **Toober Guy**) is a Shy Guy in *Yoshi's Island DS* that wears a red, green, orange, or purple innertube in water and constantly looks from one side to another frantically, then moves. The only difference between it and a regular Shy Guy is that Tube Guys can be on water, which makes it nearly impossible to eat and stay on land at the same time.
Sailor Moon

The main protagonist of the series. Usagi is an ordinary junior high school student who discovers one day, thanks to the appearance of her Mentor Mascot Luna, that she is a warrior destined to protect Earth from the evils that threaten to destroy it. It is later revealed that she is the reincarnation of Princess Serenity from centuries past, and that she will one day become Neo-Queen Serenity and rule the world. Though initially frightened by this responsibility, Usagi grows over the course of the series from a spoiled crybaby unsure of herself and her abilities into a brave fighter for love and justice (though she never quite gives up her goofy ways).
Tewi Inaba

An earth rabbit youkai and leader of the earth rabbits of Eientei. Her explicit power is the ability to bring good luck to people, but usually she's just a prankster. Started as another stage midboss with no dialogue, only a name and profile, but later got more coverage, including a major role in Inaba of the Moon & Inaba of the Earth.
Sticks the Badger

Rounding out the gang, Sticks is the team's wild card. Having grown up in the jungles of the island before Sonic and pals found her and took her into the fold (she formed a close friendship with Amy in particular), she's handcrafted a variety of weapons that she uses to help her friends fight the bad guys. She's a bit... out there, however, often rattling off outlandish conspiracy theories (that occasionally come true, by the way) or tending not to trust anyone around her— not even the other members of Team Sonic.
Shy Guy

**Shy Guys** are mischievous, masked creatures that appear in the *Mario* and *Yoshi* series. They are very childish and are super tricksters. They wear different colored robes and a white mask with three black holes for the eyes and mouth, and only Luigi has seen a Shy Guy without its mask (in canon), making them some of the most mysterious enemies in the series.
Starlight Glimmer

Starlight Glimmer was the Big Bad of Season 5, featuring in both the premiere "The Cutie Map" and the finale "The Cutie Re-Mark." As a foal, Starlight's only friend was a colt named Sunburst, but when he got his cutie mark and moved away, Starlight felt abandoned and lonely. She became convinced that cutie marks bring only pain and the key to true friendship and happiness is for no one to be special, so no one's talents can take them away or make them feel superior. By the time of Season 5 she had was the leader of a town in which all the ponies have given up their cutie marks for equal signs, until Twilight and her friends drove her off. Starlight spied on Twilight while plotting revenge, and came up with a plan — using an advanced time travel spell, she went back in time and stopped Rainbow Dash from performing her first Sonic Rainboom as a filly, the event that caused the Mane Six to all get their cutie marks at the same time. However, undoing this caused time to unravel, creating various parallel timelines where villains the Mane Six had defeated were able to come to power and take over Equestria. Realizing how important the group's bonds are to Equestria, Starlight relented and accepted a hoof of friendship from Twilight.

Season 6 established Starlight as The Sixth Ranger to the Mane Six, a recurring supporting character who now lives with Twilight in her castle and studies friendship with her. Following her saving Equestria from Queen Chrysalis and reforming the changeling race at the end of the season, Twilight declared her to have graduated in Season 7, but Starlight wasn't ready to leave behind her new life and friends in Ponyville and decided to keep living with Twilight. Along the way, she's reunited with Sunburst and rekindled their friendship, made friends with Twilight's two-time rival Trixie, and bonded with Pinkie's sister Maud. She also made the Pillars of Old Equestria realize the mistake they'd made when the Pony of Shadows, real name Stygian, was misunderstood, and rescued him from the shadows.

In Season 8, Twilight enlists her as the Guidance Counselor for her Friendship School.
Very Goonie

**Very Goonies** (also called **Hefty Goonies**) are Goonies that appear in *Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island* and its remake *Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3*. Due to their large weight, however, Very Goonies can barely fly and instead of flying, they bounce. Either hitting it with an egg or slurping one and spitting it out will turn it into a Bowling Goonie.
Time Eater

An Eldritch Abomination capable of destroying time and space, as well as altering time and space in various ways.Time Eater starts destroying history and petrifies Sonic's friends during Sonic's birthday, making Sonic team up with his past self to stop the Time Eater in Sonic Generations.

Time Eater is technically an Eldritch Abomination, but also a Humongous Mecha, transformed into such by the Villain Team-Up of Doctor Eggman and his past self. Both Eggmen control the Time Eater to erase their previous defeats at Sonic's hands.
Torion

**Torions** are fast-moving, carnivorous fish in the game *Super Mario Land*. They are weak against the Marine Pop's torpedoes and are defeated after one successful hit. They award Mario with a 100 points each. Torions are found only in World 2-3 of the Muda Kingdom, the Marine Pop's level. Torions always swim in groups of three.
Parabeanie

**Parabeanies** are flying Beanies that appear in *Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga*. They can damage Mario and Luigi while airborne or by flutter jumping on the ground. The former can be countered with Mario or Luigi's hammer, whereas the latter can be countered by jumping. When they take enough damage, Parabeanies lose their wings and fall, therefore becoming regular Beanies. They are the Beanbean Kingdom's equivalent of the Paragoomba.
Wave the Swallow

**Wave the Swallow** is a villain from the *Sonic the Hedgehog* series. She is an anthropomorphic swallow who resembles a swallow tailed kite and is the technical and mechanical expert of the current generation of Babylon Rogues. She is the daughter of the tech expert of the previous generation of Babylon Rogues, which she takes after, and takes care of her groups' customized Extreme Gears. Her rivals are Tails, Cream, Rouge and Charmy.

Because of her knowledge on Extreme Gear, Wave is brimming with self-confidence and can be a bit of a trash-talker and highly critical of others' work with Extreme Gear. She hates thick-headed or stupid people and she tends to give advice only she can understand. Regardless, Wave is level-headed and serves as the voice of reason in the Babylon Rogues, though she is often mistreated by the other members.

Despite being a villain, she can be heroic such as teaming up with Sonic and friends to defeat the villains.
Sonic the Hedgehog

A blue anthropomorphic hedgehog with attitude and plenty of personality who lives up to his name by being able to run at superhuman speeds. Not much is known about Sonic's past aside from that he was born on Christmas Island. One day on South Island, he noticed all of his animal buddies began disappearing and the culprit was none other than Dr. Eggman. After foiling the doc's plans, Sonic would then make it his business to do in whatever Evil Plan the doc cooked up, establishing their long rivalry. Over time, Sonic has faced bigger and larger threats alike while making a whole slew of allies along the way.

Sonic is described as the wind; unpredictable, and always moving from place to place and never settling down for long. Laid-back, carefree, and armed with a wit as sharp as his quills with an ego to match. He also has a compassionate side and deep down, a heart of gold that always wishes the best for others.
Meowth

The third Team Rocket member. Team Rocket's Meowth, in a rarity for his species (and Pokémon in general), is fully capable of normal human speech. He is rather useless in battle due to spending most of his efforts on speaking and walking like a human. Meowth is oddly philosophical, which doubtlessly helps him tolerate the endless beatings his group receives. He longs for the favor of Giovanni, which has led to strange daydreams about the Boss Rocket in recent seasons.
Sledge Bro

**Sledge Bros.**  are bigger, fatter Hammer Bro. subspecies. As their name says, they throw sledgehammers instead of the normal ones that the ordinary Hammer Bro. throws. Because they're so obese, they could cause quakes each time jumping, making Mario paralyzed for a little time. Sometimes a Sledge Bro. is called a Sumo Bro., even though they are different.
Spark

**Sparks** are orb-shaped creatures who continually emit pulses and flashes of electricity. They are mostly found crawling around walls and ceilings and moving across wires. Sparks are the first in a series of enemies in the *Mario* franchise that are balls of electricity, including Li'l Sparkies and Amps.
Targeting Ted

**Targeting Teds**are a derived species of Torpedo Teds that first appear in *New Super Mario Bros. U*. Targeting Teds inhabit the water and look almost exactly like regular Torpedo Teds, though they are red instead of black and have an orange propeller. Much like Bull's-Eye Bills, Targeting Teds follow the player around until they explode. They are launched by Search Torpedo Hasshadai and are one of the few enemies that can destroy used Blocks.
Stitch

A blue koala-like illegal genetic experiment created by Jumba Jookiba who was designed to "destroy everything he touches", but ended up defying his programmed function after being adopted by Lilo as her pet "dog". He is The Protagonist of the franchise.

In the original film, he was sentenced to exile on a desert asteroid after showing himself to be irredeemable to the United Galactic Federation. He escapes from custody and crash-lands on Earth, where he is adopted by Lilo. He initially only uses her to avoid being captured by Jumba and Pleakley, but then he grows to care about Lilo after spending time with her and Nani, which left the creature designed for chaos and destruction "lost" after seeing how his primary function caused his little adopted family's problems to become worse than they already were. Eventually, he and Lilo get captured by Gantu, though Stitch manages to escape. With Nani, Jumba and Pleakley's help, he rescues the little girl, but he finally gets arrested again by the Galactic Federation upon returning to shore. Although now a reformed creature, Stitch was ready to accept his fate this time around. However, after Lilo proves her ownership of him to the Federation, he is allowed to stay on Earth with his new family under supposed exile.

Throughout Lilo & Stitch: The Series and its two films, Stitch finds out about the 625 other experiments that Jumba made before him, and he and Lilo resolve to find all of them after the experiments' pods were scattered across Kaua'i. Regarding the other experiments as his "cousins", the two manage to find, name and reform all of them by giving them a "one true place" where they use their abilities for good. After accomplishing their goal, he was made a captain of the Galactic Armada, but he later decides to give up the position to stay with Lilo on Earth.

His "one true place" is, of course, with Lilo as part of her ʻohana. However, two later TV series separate him from Lilo. In the anime Stitch!, he leaves Lilo during her college years and ends up on the Okinawa Prefecture in Japan, getting a new human friend named Yuna Kamihara. In the Chinese animated series Stitch & Ai, he instead gets taken from Lilo by alien mercenaries and then crashes in the Huangshan mountains of China, where he gets taken in by a different human girl named Wang Ai Ling.
Wart

The villain of Doki Doki Panic and the Dolled-Up Super Mario Bros. 2 (and little more than a blip on the radar since then). Wart is a big, nasty toad-like creature who took over the dream world with an army of Shy Guys and various monsters spawned from the stolen Dream Machine. This was undone thanks to Wart's allergy to turnips and onions.
Snow Spike

**Snow Spikes** are a sub-species of Spikes, first appearing in *New Super Mario Bros.*, only found in World 5-1, though they also appear in *Paper Mario: Sticker Star* found in the first two levels of World 4. Their visual appearance includes a cyan body, snow goggles, and orange snow boots, hat and gloves. Their attack pattern is similar to a Spike, but they throw snowballs rather than spiked balls. These snowballs can roll through the snow, and gradually grow bigger until they are destroyed.
Zor

**Zor** is a member of the Deadly Six. He's one with the shadows, both physically and mentally. He's the spy of the group, and carries a blue rose with him at all times. He's mean, moody, pessimistic, and nothing can amuse him. He utilizes powers so dark and forbidding, even the others would never use them.
Sherm

**Sherms** are enemies first introduced in *Super Mario Odyssey*. The Sherms are green, tank-like creatures that appear to be entirely mechanical. When captured and controlled in *Super Mario Odyssey*, they can be used to aim their cannons and fire shells. The Sherms can initially be found in the Wooded Kingdom, and are used in the Metro Kingdom to defeat the Mechawigglerplaguing New Donk City's inhabitants.
Yoshi

Yoshi is one of Mario's most reliable pals and the most iconic Power Up Mount in gaming. He is a happy-go-lucky creature that has helped Mario across several of his adventures, and has also been in some of his own. His species helped Mario and Luigi several times when they were babies, and starting with Super Mario World, this particular one (which happens to be the seventh of the Star Children) got to help Mario once again. His signature long tongue allows him to swallow enemies whole and put them in eggs that explode when thrown.
Snow Pokey

**Snow Pokey**is a kind of Pokey that lives in the colder regions of the Mushroom Kingdom. They have carrot noses and wear buckets on their heads, making them more fashionable than the garden-variety Pokey. While a regular Pokey has a cactus-like body, Snow Pokeys seem to be made out of snow or a similar material. Perhaps it's that red bucket on their heads that gives them sentience...
Winged Goomba

**Winged Goombas** (also known as **Flying Goombas**) are winged versions of Galoombas, in a same way as Paragoombas. They first appeared in *Super Mario World*, where Galoombas were first known as Goombas, and this variant was known as **Winged Goomba**. Winged Goombas would fly around until Mario would stomp them, which would result in losing their wings.
Snake

One of the original stealth game heroes and the main protagonist of Konami's Metal Gear series, Solid Snake is a mercenary formerly affiliated with the high-tech special operations group FOXHOUND, and a clone of the once-renowned super-soldier Big Boss. Snake has successfully infiltrated Outer Heaven, Zanzibar Land, and Shadow Moses Island, and even had a hand in helping Raiden infiltrate the Big Shell, all to stop the ever-present Metal Gear from causing international nuclear war. His many successful missions and insane feats have made him a legendary figure capable of making the impossible possible.
Yurarin Boo

**Yurarin Boo** are fire breathing seahorse-like dragons found in Muda Kingdom in *Super Mario Land*. Unlike their slightly smaller cousins, the Yurarin, Yurarin Boos can move up and down shooting fireballs. On some occasions, Yurarin Boo can also be found outside of the water. They are also known to be invincible to superballs. To defeat one, Mario has to stomp one's head or shoot it with two of the Marine Pop's torpedoes. Defeating one awarded Mario with 400 points. Yurarin Boo are more common than Yurarin, even though they are stronger.
Spindrift

A **Spindrift** is a hovering enemy from *Super Mario 64*. Spindrifts have a spinning flower on their heads which allows them to hover around. They also have a yellow cone at the bottom of their heads. A green leaf-like cape tops the first half of the yellow cone. A Spindrift's head is just a white sphere with two eyes and a small mouth. In the DS remake their heads now have a peach-yellow color, their flowers on their heads are somewhat bigger, their mouths and eyes are smaller and their mouths are now colored black instead of red. They can also hover above water in the DS version.
Villager

A seemingly-random Villager from Animal Crossing who steps up to the ring using trademark, every-day tools for battle. Villagers in this series come to a town full of Petting Zoo People to live a new life, earning their rent, helping townsfolk, and collecting all sorts of new things. Lately, they've also taken the place of Mayor of their town, organizing events while still doing the usual Animal Crossing routine.
Senryuus

## Notable Senryuus

* *"Shut away your fists ~ By exchanging smiles instead ~ You can spread the joy. - **Busujima Eiji***
* *"I don't care about, ~ What others think. as long as ~ I can be with you. - **Yukishiro Nanako***
* *"As ball gets faster, ~ Son grows taller and taller, ~ One ball at a time -* ***Katagiri Amane***
* *"My shoelace is snapped ~ It's now all broken and sad ~ Im walking no more - **Yukishiro Nanako***
Sluggy the Unshaven

**Sluggy the Unshaven** is a massive Sluggy found in *Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island*. It is a mid-boss encountered in the fort of World 5. It is a see-through slug with a face, hair in various places and a visible, and hairy, heart. To defeat it, the Yellow Yoshi has to throw eggs at its heart, pushing through its gelatinous skin. It was originally a tiny, nontransparent version of itself, until Kamek used his magic on it.
Vert

Leanbox's patron CPU and arguably the most mature of the bunch, though she certainly has her moments. Is the eldest looking of the group, and gives off an aura of a big sister to the rest. Though this ironically fuels her own sorrow at not having a little sister like the rest do, and thus she attempts to make one out of any cute girl she takes a liking to. Now that she is in her favorite online game, she is secretly aiming to usurp the role of main character. In this game she is an Enchanter, a hybrid class letting her fight while also providing heals and buffs for the party.

As Green Heart her personality doesn't differ all too much, though she is a bit less forgiving in that form.
Snifit

**Snifits** are a sub-species of Shy Guys and are a somewhat frequent enemy in many *Mario* titles that debut in *Super Mario Bros. 2* (or *Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic* outside of western regions).

Snifits differentiates themselves from normal Shy Guys for wearing black masks that have an extended nozzle for a mouth, similar to a gas mask, which allows them to shoot metallic balls from their mouth as projectiles and as means of attacking.

There are red Snifits that are the most commonly seen color variants in the *Mario* franchise, but gray, green, blue, black, purple, pink, and yellow variants appear as well. They originally worked for Wart in Subcon, but in the Mushroom Kingdom, they work for Bowser, being members of the Koopa Troop.
Storm the Albatross

**Storm the Albatross** is a villain from the *Sonic the Hedgehog*series. He is a member of the Babylon Rogues. His rivals are Knuckles, Big, Omega and Vector.

In general, Storm is somewhat dim-witted and slow on the uptake, but makes up for it in raw strength. He is Jet the Hawk's most loyal follower and right hand man. As such, he is very eager for Jet's assignments. Despite being committed to his duties though, Storm has a short temper and his klutziness constantly leads him to embarrass himself and his teammates.

Despite being a villain, he is sometimes heroic when teaming up with Sonic and friends to defeat the villains.
Sweetie Belle

Another of Apple Bloom and Scootaloo's classmates, and the Girly Girl to Scoot's Tomboy, this Unicorn rounds out the CMC trinity. Like them, she has yet to discover her cutie mark and helps found the Cutie Mark Crusaders in hopes of discovering it. Idolizes her older sister Rarity and would like to follow her down the same career path, but isn't particularly good at it yet. Has a knack for singing and making up melodies, but balks at the thought of singing for an audience. It's strongly implied that singing and music are her special talent, but her Stage Fright keeps her from realizing this. In "Twilight Time", she's depicted studying magic under Twilight Sparkle, but it's unclear if this is a hint she may have a magic-related talent, or is simply her learning how to use the powers she can't yet control.
Wrinkly Kong

Cranky Kong's wife and Donkey Kong's grandmother (or mother?), Wrinkly used to run the Kong Kollege on Crocodile Isle, where she provided a haven and place of education for good Kremlings, as well as helpful tips for Diddy and Dixie on their quest to rescue Donkey. After the island sank, she retired to the Northern Kremisphere, where she spent her days enjoying her sunset years and caring for the local Banana Birds. Sadly, she died of old age not long after, but that didn't stop her from helping out the Kongs — she's now a ghost, and spends as much time with her family as ever.
Spike (Mario)

**Spikes** are Super Mario enemies who can spit out spiked black balls to throw at Mario. It first appeared in *Super Mario Bros. 3* but has recently made a come back in games like *New Super Mario Bros. Wii* and *Super Mario 3D World*. Spike appears in *Mario Party 10* as a playable character.

Spike also has two subspecies called Snow Spike and Stone Spike who also appeared in *New Super Mario Bros. Wii*. There is also a species of enemies called Clubba which is similar in appearance to the Spikes.
Volcano Plant

**Volcano Plants** (called **Volcano Lotuses** in **Super Mario World**, referred to as **Fire Plants** in the *Super Mario World*cartoon) are Piranha Plant-like enemies that debuted in *Super Mario World*. They are stationed on the ground, and will spew fireballs in diagonal arcs, which will rain down when they reach the highest point.
Youmu Konpaku

Swordswoman and gardener of Hakugyokurou, the Netherworld court. She's half-human and half-phantom, half-dead and half-alive, half-illusion and half-reality, and altogether half-baked. She is Yuyuko's faithful servant, but her seriousness and naivete contrasts with her mistress's whimsical and carefree nature. She is the one who has been stealing the essence of spring from Gensokyo in Perfect Cherry Blossom, under orders from Yuyuko.
King Dedede

Kirby's on-again off-again rival and the (self-proclaimed) king of Dream Land. Although he is greedy and gluttonous, he is not all bad and has helped Kirby save Dream Land many times against many powerful foes. He possesses many of the same abilities as Kirby, including his inhaling and floating abilities, and brings his trusty Dedede Hammer into the fight.
Snailicorn

**Snailicorns**are enemies in the *Super Mario* series, only appearing in World 5-3 and World 5-B in *New Super Mario Bros.*. They get their name from their snail-like appearance and the unicorn horn on their head.

When approached by Mario or Luigi, they will take a short hop in place and start charging after them. They are immune to stomps and fireballs, but stomping them will push them back a fair distance, meaning they can be pushed off cliffs. They can also be defeated with Koopa Shells.
Uni

Lastation's CPU Candidate, and Noire's younger sister, a person who tries very hard to live up to the standards set by her workaholic sister. An Otaku for anything related to firearms, though not the extent Nepgear is to machines. Much like how her sister is with Neptune, Uni also has a back and forth relationship with Nepgear, though she is slightly less Tsundere about it. In this game she has taken up the Thief class.

As Black Sister she becomes more confident and a bit more belligerent.
Wario

Mario's Evil Counterpart, Wario is practically the polar opposite of his red-clad nemesis; he's slobbish, greedy and willing to do just about anything to suit his needs. He started as the main antagonist of Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins before becoming the protagonist of his own series of games. Later, he founded his own microgame company.
Yaya Panda

A female panda whose cute and cuddly exterior hides the heart of a talented racer. She made her debut in Crash Nitro Kart 2, where she teamed up with Crash and Coco to stop Cortex, Oxide and Ripper Roo from taking over the world, before making return appearances for the next two phone racing games.

She's a friend of Crash and Coco
Midbus

With Fawful's ascension to primary villain, it's only natural that he'd get a lackey of his very own. This porcine brute may be a rather dim bulb, but his strength rivals even that of the King of Koopas himself. He antagonizes Bowser throughout the game on his master's orders, until he is at last defeated for good in the final stages.
Tracey Sketchit

A friend of Ash's, who he met on his trip to the Orange Islands. Specializes in Pokémon watching; i.e. he draws pictures of Pokémon in their natural habitat with surgical precision. Tracey primarily draws Pokémon, but there are several human subjects scattered around his various sketchbooks. Huge fan of Prof. Oak.
Thwomp

**Thwomps** are floating rock-like enemies in the Mario Series. Their way of attacking is smashing things beneath them. They fall down from the ceiling or the sky and try to crush anyone who goes under them or near them. A subspecies of Thwomps called Grindels move horizontally and they first appeared in *Super Mario Bros. 3*. Thwomps can be defeated with a Star, or Mario can throw Hammers at them as Hammer Mario. Most Thwomps appear in castles and fortresses but sometimes the can be found in deserts and underground areas. Some say that Thwomps are born in the Thwomp Volcano. Due to their rock-like nature, they are often categorized along with Chain Chomps and Bob-Ombs.
Sorceress

The main villain of Year Of The Dragon. The ruler of the Forgotten Realms, she evicted the dragons after they grew tired of her Vanity and selfish ways. Doing so caused the realms' magic to slowly deteriorate, so on the Year of the Dragon, she sends her student Bianca to steal a batch of dragon eggs from them in order to replenish the magic... at least, this is what she tells Bianca at first. She actually wants to kill the baby dragons and extract their wings for a spell that will grant her eternal life. Regardless, Spyro's interference causes her to send Bianca and various monsters after him.
Whimp

**Whimps** are miniature Whomps that appear in *Super Mario Galaxy 2*, being coincidentally similar to Thwimps in that they are smaller versions of an already existing species that attempts to crush the player. Unlike normal Whomps, they only have one tooth, their faces are flatter, they have square, arm-less hands, and they are less rectangular.
Terekuribō

**Terekuribō** are the ghosts of Goombas found in *Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins*. They are only present in the schoolhouse level of Pumpkin Zone. True to its appearance, Terekuribō is invincible like a Boo, but moves and acts like a Goomba. Green Shells and Starmen are effective in defeating it.
Scootaloo

An orange Pegasus with short, hot pink hair and purple eyes, Scootaloo is one of Apple Bloom's classmates. Though she originally hid the fact she hadn't earned her cutie mark yet, she and Sweetie Belle stood up for Apple Bloom during "Call of the Cutie" and became fast friends, forging the Cutie Mark Crusaders so that they could search for their talents together. A brash Tomboy, she effectively serves as the Power Trio's equivalent to Rainbow Dash. She has a scooter that she's very good at riding really fast. Her special talent has been variously hinted at being speed and/or stunts on her scooter, physical athleticism and/or dancing, and engineering.
Tiara Boobowski

**Tiara Boobowski**  was a character created for the canceled video game ***Sonic X-treme***. One of four characters originally intended to be playable, Tiara was dropped when development difficulties forced the team to focus solely on Sonic the Hedgehog. Later, she was worked into three of the game's potential storylines.
Ty the Tasmanian Tiger

Thought to be one of the last Tasmanian Tigers, TY has little recollection of his parents, thinking they were dead. It wasn't until one fateful day that he fell into a cave and met the Bunyip Elder, Nandu Gili. He reveals that his family (as well as other members of his species) are trapped inside the Dreamtime by Boss Cass using the Talismans. Now knowing the truth, TY sets off on a journey to find the talismans and save his family. TY is a true blue battler through and through. He has a generally empathetic nature and will fight for his friends and family.
Squiggler

**Squigglers** are, possibly, baby/toddler versions of the easily-agitated Wiggler species. They only appear in World 7-A of New Super Mario Bros. They reappear in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story in Dimble Wood. Unlike Wigglers, Squigglers do not get easily vexed when stomped. Instead, they get easily defeated, like Goombas. They come out Warp Pipes, and crawl around its perimeters and the walls, if they're in collision, like how real caterpillars crawl around. They're only limited to the areas they come from and cannot leap distances, making them also a little similar to Hotheads and Li'l Sparks.

In this series they only make a cameo.
Spiny

**Spinies** are four-legged enemies that appear in the *Mario* series. They have big, red shells with long and sharp spikes on them. They are said to be pets of the Lakitus, which toss them are Mario to attack him.

When Spinies fall from the ceiling, they hide in their shell and bounce off walls. Mario can carry their Shells and he can jump on them, only if the are upside down. Their spikes will harm Mario if he attempts to jump on them, but other methods of attacking can dispatch them.
Hootie the Blue Fish

**Hootie the Blue Fish** (also known as **Propeller Piranha**) is a purple species of Piranha Plant that appears in *Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island* and *Yoshi's New Island*. They bear a strong resemblance to Jumping Piranha Plants, River Piranha Plants, and Piranha Pests; they attack in a manner similar to the latter, but unlike other Piranha Plants in the games, the Hootie the Blue Fish are a near-invincible enemy for Yoshi.
Zavok

**Zavok** is the leader of the Deadly Six, and the member behind the destruction of the world and the depletion of Sonic. He's got his eye on one thing, and that's world domination. Strong, clever, merciless and cruel, he possesses great fighting abilities. He is also the former apprentice of Master Zik.