recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Bowser

### Aliases

Bowser Jr Koopa Kid Boom Boom Pom Pom Kamek Larry Koopa Ludwig Von Koopa Iggy Koopa Lemmy Koopa Morton Koopa Jr Roy Koopa Wendy O Koopa King Boo Petey Piranha King Bob Omb Glooper Blooper King Whomp Goomboss Chief Chilly Eyerok Wario (Sometimes) Waluigi (Sometimes)

## Appearances

### Debut

Super Mario Bros (1985)

**Bowser**, sometimes known as **King Koopa** (Japanese: 大魔王クッパ, *Daimaō Kuppa*, which translates into "Great Demon King Koopa" or "Great Sorcerer King Koopa," the latter being used in the manual of *Super Mario Bros.*), is a major character and the main antagonist of the *Mario* franchise. He is a large, powerful, fire-breathing Koopa who leads the Koopa Troop, an antagonistic organization of turtle-like creatures, and has been the arch-nemesis of Mario since his debut in *Super Mario Bros.* He has repeatedly kidnapped or attempted to kidnap Princess Peach with the ultimate goal of defeating Mario and taking over the Mushroom Kingdom. Bowser's defining traits are his monstrous appearance, full-throated roar, fire-breathing abilities, cruel personality, reptilian voice, and never-ending conflict with Mario and his unrequited crush for Peach.

## Appearances

1. *Super Mario 64 HD*
2. *Super Mario Odyseey 2*
3. *Mario Kart 9*
4. *Mario Party 11*
5. *Mario Golf Grand Tour*
6. *Mario Strikers Ultimate Stadiums*
7. *Mario Tennis Super Court*
8. *Mario Hoops 3 On 3 2*
9. *Mario Baseball Ultra Team*
10. *Super Smash Bros Rattle*
Mario Hoops 3 On 3 2

***Mario Hoops 3-on-3 2***, is a Mario sports game developed by Square\_Enix for the Nintendo Switch. It features Mario and his friends participating in basketball with two competing teams of three characters. This game is the Third *Mario* sports game to be dedicated around basketball.

## Modes

1. Challenge
2. Practice
3. Tourney
4. Exhibition
5. Matchup

## Characters

1. Mario
2. Luigi
3. Yoshi
4. Peach
5. Daisy
6. Wario
7. Waluigi
8. Donkey Kong
9. Bowser
10. Bowser Jr
11. Diddy Kong
12. Birdo
13. Dixie Kong
14. ParaTroopa
15. Boo
16. Fly Guy
17. Toad
18. Koopa Troopa
19. Shy Guy
20. Spike
21. Cappy
22. Kamek
23. King Bob-Omb
24. Rosalina
25. Pauline
26. R.O.B
27. Toadette
28. Toadsworth
29. Tostarean
30. SMG4
31. Bob
32. Meggy
33. Jeffy
34. Chef Pee Pee
35. Tari
36. Ninja
37. White Mage
38. Cactuar
39. Moogle
40. Black Mage
41. Slime
42. Mii

## Court

### *Mushroom Tourney*

1. Mario Stadium
2. Koopa Beach
3. Peach Field
4. Sunset Beach

### *Flower Tourney*

1. DK Cruiser
2. Luigi Mansion
3. Daisy Garden
4. Malboro Garden

### *Star Tourney*

1. Wario Factory
2. Jr. Street
3. Bowser's Castle
4. Glare Desert

### *Rainbow Tourney*

1. Sherbet Land
2. Bloocheep Sea
3. Pirate Ship
4. Rainbow Ship

### *Turnip Tourney*

1. Peach's Castle
2. Toad Park
3. Western Junction
4. Bowser Jr. Blvd.

### *Egg Tourney*

1. Waluigi Pinball
2. SMG4 Stadium
3. Ghoulish Galleon
4. Star Ship

## Balls

1. Basketball
2. Blue White & Red Ball
3. Yellow & Green Ball
4. Purple & Orange Ball
5. Black & Red Ball
6. Blue & Silver Ball
7. Spiked Ball
8. Watermelon
9. Pumpkin
10. Dice
11. Soccer
12. Star
13. Yoshi Egg
14. Cheep Cheep
15. Goomba
16. Rainbow Ball
17. Silver Ball
18. Gold Ball

## Items

1. Banana
2. Bob-Omb
3. Coin
4. Red Coin
5. Green Shell
6. Red Shell
7. Lightning
8. Mushroom
9. Poison Mushroom
10. Mini Mushroom
11. Star
12. Bomb
13. Fake Block Panel
14. Spiny Shell
15. Slot Coin
16. Freezy
17. Mimic
Luigi

### Aliases

Mario Peach Daisy Yoshi Birdo Wario Waluigi Donkey Kong Diddy Kong Rosalina Pauline Ashley Gooigi Professor E Gadd Toad Toadette SMG4 Meggy Tari Saiko Bob Spike (Sometimes) Jeffy Chef Pee Pee Brooklyn T Guy Black Yoshi Shrek R.O.B Captain Syrup Queen Merelda Princess Shokora Petey Piranha (Sometimes) King Boo (Sometimes)

## Appearances

### Debut

Mario Bros (1983)

**Luigi** is Mario's slightly younger, taller fraternal twin brother and the deuteragonist of the *Mario* franchise. Throughout his life, he has lived in Mario's shadow, developing both cowardly and heroic tendencies. Despite this, Luigi has helped and fought alongside his brother on many occasions. *Mario Bros.* marks his first appearance in the *Mario* franchise and his debut in general. Originally an exact copy, then palette swap of Mario, Luigi was created to facilitate a second-player option. Since the two-player mode was dropped from most main *Super Mario* games beginning with *Super Mario Land*, Luigi has gained his own identity and personality, becoming a co-starring character of the *Mario* franchise. This is especially noticeable in installments for the *Luigi's Mansion* and the *Mario & Luigi* series of games. Luigi's notable traits include his green cap, his smooth mustache, his cowardly personality, his Italian accent, his heavy use of power-ups, and a superior jumping ability to Mario.

## Appearances

1. *Super Mario 64 HD*
2. *Super Mario Odyseey 2*
3. *Mario Kart 9*
4. *Mario Party 11*
5. *Mario Golf Grand Tour*
6. *Mario Strikers Ultimate Stadiums*
7. *Mario Tennis Super Court*
8. *Mario Hoops 3 On 3 2*
9. *Mario Baseball Ultra Team*
10. *Super Smash Bros Rattle*
Amanita

**Role in Story:** Swamp witch.

**Physical Description:** Crooked old woman, face and hands so full of wrinkles she looks a hundred years old.  Long white hair piled on top of her head like a bundle of sheep’s wool, leans on a crooked gnarled cane.

**Personality:** Amanita likes to make jokes and enjoys making other people uncomfortable.  Her motives are known only to her.

**Background:** She is a witch who dwells in a spooky, haunted swamp. Her existence is not a secret, but few attempt to seek her out, due to the dangers of the monsters and creatures who dwell within her borders. She seems to be connected with the equally as mysterious, yet more abrasive, Cortinarius. She makes allusions to what she is, but is vague about her true nature.

**Notes:** Amanita is the genus of a poisonous mushroom.
Burakku Ongakuka

Burakku is a protagonist of The Corpse Dance.

## **Appearance**

Burakku has short black hair that's curved upwards at the end. She wears mascara and has black makeup under her eyes. She has a grey crop-top on that has short sleeves that expose her shoulders. On her right arm she has a snake tattoo around it. She has a grey skirt on. She wears big black boots.

## **Personality**

Burakku is confident, serious, and a bit crazy. She's also very respectful.

## **Fake Lore**

Burakku always dreamed of being a musician. It was fitting because music ran in her family. When she turned 14, she started a rock-n'-roll band called "Nō Iwa", and 4 girls joined it. Behind the scenes, though, she was going through a breakup that she didn't want with her boyfriend, Ritchi Otokonoko. Ritchi refused to tell Burakku why they had to breakup. Burakku eventually got over it, but she still holds feelings for Ritchi to this day.

## **Trivia**

* Burakku means "black" in Japanese.
* Burakku hates Sutairisshu with all of her being.
* Burakku is potrayed as 16.
* Burakku is actually 20.
* Burakku's design was inspired by Reko Yabusame's design.
* Burakku's band name translates to "Brain Rocks."
* Burakku is the second character to get their own theme song, that theme song being I Don't Care, I'll Love Ya Forever.
Mario

### Aliases

Luigi Peach Daisy Yoshi Birdo Wario Waluigi Donkey Kong Diddy Kong Rosalina Pauline Ashley Toad Toadette SMG4 Meggy Tari Saiko Bob Spike (Sometimes) Jeffy Chef Pee Pee Brooklyn T Guy Black Yoshi Shrek R.O.B Captain Syrup Queen Merelda Princess Shokora Petey Piranha (Sometimes) King Boo (Sometimes)

## Appearances

### Debut

Donkey Kong (1981)

**Mario** is the main character and protagonist of the long-running and highly successful *Mario* franchise. He was created by Japanese video game designer Shigeru Miyamoto and serves as the main mascot of Nintendo. Mario made his first appearance as the protagonist of the arcade game *Donkey Kong*, released in 1981 (in which he took the alias "**Jumpman**"). Since *Super Mario Bros.*, his trademark abilities have been his jumping and stomping powers, with which he defeats most of his enemies, and his ability to gain even more powers with a plethora of items, such as the Super Mushroom, the Fire Flower, and the Super Star. Games have usually portrayed Mario as a silent character without a distinct personality (*Fortune Street* is a notable exception). According to Nintendo's philosophy, this allows Mario to fit in many different genres and roles. In most games, he is the hero that goes on an adventure to save Princess Peach from his archenemy, Bowser, but he has been shown doing many other activities besides adventuring, such as racing and sporting with his younger twin brother and others. Mario's main traits are his red hat, thick mustache, Italian accent, cheerful personality, heavy use of power-ups, and high jumping ability.

## Appearances

1. *Super Mario 64 HD*
2. *Super Mario Odyseey 2*
3. *Mario Kart 9*
4. *Mario Party 11*
5. *Mario Golf Grand Tour*
6. *Mario Strikers Ultimate Stadiums*
7. *Mario Tennis Super Court*
8. *Mario Hoops 3 On 3 2*
9. *Mario Baseball Ultra Team*
10. *Super Smash Bros Rattle*
Super Smash Bros Rattle

***Super Smash Bros. Ultimate*** (大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズ), often shortened to "***SSBR***", is a crossover action fighting game for the Nintendo Switch. The game is the second Super Smash Bros game one the Nintendo Switch. It is the sixth installment in the *Super Smash Bros.* series (seventh if the two versions of *Super Smash Bros. 4* are counted as separate titles).
Birdo

### Aliases

Mario Luigi Peach Daisy Yoshi Rosalina Pauline Wario Waluigi Ashley Donkey Kong Diddy Kong Toad Toadette SMG4 Meggy Tari Saiko Bob Spike (Sometimes) Jeffy Chef Pee Pee Brooklyn T Guy Black Yoshi Shrek R.O.B Captain Syrup Queen Merelda Princess Shokora Petey Piranha (Sometimes) King Boo (Sometimes) Wart (Formelly)

## Appearances

### Debut

Super Mario Bros 2 (1988)

**Birdo**, self-referred to as **Birdetta** and the shorthand **Birdie**, and known in Japan as **Catherine** (キャサリン *Kyasarin*), is a recurring character in the *Mario* franchise. Her first appearance was as an enemy in *Super Mario Bros. 2*, Since then, she has appeared in various spin-off series of the franchise, and her original role as an antagonist has gradually been scrapped in favor of a newer role as an ally. Birdo has also been merchandised into figurines, plush toys, and amiibo cards.

Birdo is part of an entire species, of which other members appear in several works where the central character Birdo does not, including the *Mario Strikers* games and several episodes of *The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!*

## Appearances

1. *Super Mario Odyseey 2*
2. *Mario Kart 9*
3. *Mario Party 11*
4. *Mario Golf Grand Tour*
5. *Mario Strikers Ultimate Stadiums*
6. *Mario Tennis Super Court*
7. *Mario Hoops 3 On 3 2*
8. *Mario Baseball Ultra Team*
9. *Super Smash Bros Rattle*
Mario Golf Grand Tour

***Mario Golf: Grand Tour*** is a sport title for the Nintendo 3DS. It is the sixth installment in the Mario Golf series.

## Gameplay

The gameplay is similar to past installments of the Mario Golf series.

## Characters

1. Mario
2. Luigi
3. Peach
4. Yoshi
5. Baby Mario
6. Wario
7. Donkey Kong
8. Bowser
9. Metal Mario
10. Daisy
11. Waluigi
12. Birdo
13. Diddy Kong
14. Koopa Troopa
15. Bowser Jr
16. Boo
17. Shadow Mario
18. Petey Piranha
19. Toad
20. Kamek
21. Paratroopa
22. Gold Mario
23. Toadette
24. Nabbit
25. Rosalina
26. Shy Guy
27. Baby Luigi
28. Dry Bones
29. Dry Bowser
30. Luma
31. Baby Yoshi
32. Mini-Mario
33. Pauline
34. Dixie Kong
35. Tiny Kong
36. Vivian
37. Paper Mario
38. Funky Kong
39. Pianta
40. Il Piantissimo
41. Rex
42. Baby Peach
43. Baby Daisy
44. Noki
45. E Gadd
46. Shroob
47. Geno
48. Mallow
49. Hammer Bro
50. Polari
51. King Boo
52. Tumble
53. Cosmic Mario
54. Sprixie Princess
55. Captain Syrup
56. Queen Merelda
57. Spike
58. R.O.B
59. SMG4
60. Meggy
61. Bob
62. Jeffy
63. Mii

## Items

1. Mushroom
2. Fire Flower
3. Ice Flower
4. Boomerang Flower
5. Gold Flower
6. Bullet Bill
7. Bob-Omb
8. Kab-Omb
9. Note Block
10. Tornado
11. Fwoosh
12. Mini Mushroom
13. Cannon Pipe

## Courses

1. Toad Highlands
2. Koopa Park
3. Shy Guy Desert
4. Yoshi's Island
5. Boo Valley
6. Mario's Star
7. Lakitu Valley
8. Cheep Cheep Falls
9. Shifting Sands
10. Blooper Bay
11. Peach's Castle Grounds
12. Bowser Badlands
13. Congo Canopy
14. Sky Island
15. Peach Gardens
16. Yoshi Lake
17. Wiggler Park
18. Cheep Cheep Lagoon
19. DK Jungle
20. Bowser's Castle
21. Shy Guy Wastelands
22. Goomba Forest
23. Crystallized Cove
24. Daisy's Cruiser
25. Peach Falls
26. R.O.B's Factory
27. Jeffy's Dreamland
28. Yoshi Park
29. Wario's Gold Castle
30. Deep Sand Desert
31. Bowser's Magma City
32. Shining Star Galaxy
33. Tick Tock Clock
34. Rainbow Cruiser
35. 8-Bit Valley
36. Good Egg Galaxy
37. Sky Station Galaxy
38. The Starship Mario
39. Airship Armada Fields
40. Bowser's Lava Lair
41. Bowser Jr.'s Playroom
42. Mount Beanpole
43. Beat Block Land
44. Sunshine Seaside
45. Greenhorn Ruins
46. Shakedown Schooner
Hasar Vaahn

**Hasar Vaahn** was Chieftain of the Kratos Horde.

Feaster of flesh,

Enslaver of worlds

## Biography

### Encounter with Pandrusa

Following a raid on Thantos, Chieftain Hasar Vaahn fled across the galaxy from the knight Grimaldi with the Kratos Horde in tow. Discovering the Morosi ship *The Fang*, Hasar Vaahn ordered the Kratos to attack the vessel and force the Morosi pirates to turn over their ill-gotten gains to them. After hearing the pleas of Captain Geraf, Hasar Vaahn ordered the mysterious knight whom she had captured to reveal his identity, upon which he learned that he was Pandrusa - a known enemy of the Kratos, and promptly opened fire on *The Fang*. Before they could destroy the ship entirely, however, Grimaldi was able to rout the Kratos and Hasar Vaahn bid a hasty retreat for the Kratos Horde.

## Trivia

* Hasar Vaahn was played by Cameron Hunter-Spokes in the audiobook adaptation *Pandrusa - Knight of Oberon* in 2021.

## Appearances

* *Pandrusa - Knight of Oberon* (first appearance)
* *Pandrusa - Knight of Oberon* (audiobook)
Toad

### Aliases

Mario Luigi Peach Daisy Yoshi Birdo Wario Waluigi Donkey Kong Diddy Kong Rosalina Pauline Ashley Toadette Toadsworth SMG4 Meggy Tari Saiko Bob Spike (Sometimes) Jeffy Chef Pee Pee Brooklyn T Guy Black Yoshi Shrek R.O.B Captain Syrup Queen Merelda Princess Shokora Petey Piranha (Sometimes) King Boo (Sometimes)

## Appearances

### Debut

Super Mario Bros (1985)

Toad is a character who is Princess Peach's attendant and a longtime protector of the Mushroom Kingdom. He is actually a singular character among an entire species of look-alikes (much like Yoshi is to the Yoshi species), leading to confusion over some of his appearances. He usually has the role of a supporting character who tries to help Mario and Luigi on their adventures, although he occasionally has been a main protagonist, such as in Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario 3D World, and his starring roles in Wario's Woods and Kinopio Live. His role as Peach's steward has sometimes instead been given to Toadsworth.

He also appears regularly as a playable character in the Mario spin-offs. Since Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, Toad's partner in spin-offs has been Toadette. Toad's defining traits are his cartoonish and cutesy appearance, his optimism and humble, sometimes cowardly personality, and his characteristic smile and voice.

## Appearances

1. Super Mario 64 HD
2. Super Mario Odyseey 2
3. Mario Kart 9
4. Mario Party 11
5. Mario Golf Grand Tour
6. Mario Strikers Ultimate Stadiums
7. Mario Tennis Super Court
8. Mario Hoops 3 On 3 2
9. Mario Baseball Ultra Team
10. Super Smash Bros Rattle
Princess Daisy's Element Adventure

## Plot

Princess Daisy is exploring Sarasaland one summer day, when she spots a distressed pixie. The latter approaches the pixie and the pixie turns and tells the player about the 6 Element Royals, who were pixie creatures who represented Elements. The Royals ruled over the Element Isles, which were peaceful kingdoms until they were invaded!!! Daisy learns that the Royals were captured and she was the only one who could save them. Daisy agrees and sets off on her way to the Element Isles!

## Gameplay

You play as Princess Daisy in this 2D platform game. You get through each Isle by completing all 4 levels, defeating the boss, and rescuing the captured Element Royals. Every time the player completes a world, Daisy unlocks an Elemental power, which is the gimmick of the game. She can use the powers to help her defeat enemies and bosses faster, like fighting the Ice boss using Fire powers. At the end of the game secret areas are unlocked, as well as cool costumes for Daisy to equip.
Expert Mode Crossbows

Crossbows, the bow's ranged contender, is here to battle! With this module, Crossbows can be used to fire unique projectiles, that work with crossbow enchantments. By strapping certains items (holding them in your offhand), you can fire them with an arrow and crossbow. Currently these are the following projectiles:

Crossbow Projectiles
 Fire Arrows
 Ender Arrows
 Webbed Arrows
FanMade Mario Games Wiki

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You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!

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Toadette

### Aliases

Mario Luigi Peach Daisy Yoshi Birdo Wario Waluigi Donkey Kong Diddy Kong Rosalina Pauline Ashley Toad Toadsworth SMG4 Meggy Tari Saiko Bob Spike (Sometimes) Jeffy Chef Pee Pee Brooklyn T Guy Black Yoshi Shrek R.O.B Captain Syrup Queen Merelda Princess Shokora Petey Piranha (Sometimes) King Boo (Sometimes)

## Appearances

### Debut

Mario Kart: Double Dash!! (2003)

**Toadette** is a recurring Toad character in the *Mario* franchise. Originally introduced as a playable racing partner for Toad in *Mario Kart: Double Dash!!*, she has since appeared in other games as a playable character and has played supporting roles in several titles, and as a main character in *Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker*. While she has very similar traits to other characters, she is the most commonly recurring female Toad in the *Mario* franchise. Toadette has been shown to be on good terms with such characters as Princess Peach, Toad, Toadsworth, and Mario. Toadette's defining traits are her bouncing pigtails, cheerful and energetic personality, and occasional bursts of creativity.

## Appearances

1. Super Mario 64 HD
2. Super Mario Odyseey 2
3. Mario Kart 9
4. Mario Party 11
5. Mario Golf Grand Tour
6. Mario Strikers Ultimate Stadiums
7. Mario Tennis Super Court
8. Mario Hoops 3 On 3 2
9. Mario Baseball Ultra Team
10. Super Smash Bros: Rattle
11. Toadette's Sweet Gallery
Waluigi

### Aliases

Mario (Sometimes) Luigi (Sometimes) Peach Daisy Yoshi Birdo Wario Donkey Kong Diddy Kong Rosalina Pauline Toad Toadette SMG4 Meggy Tari Saiko Bob Spike (Sometimes) Jeffy Chef Pee Pee Brooklyn T Guy Black Yoshi Shrek R.O.B Captain Syrup Queen Merelda Princess Shokora Petey Piranha (Sometimes) King Boo (Sometimes) Mona Kat & Ana Jimmy T Joung Cricket Ashely Dribble & Splitz Penny Crygor Dr Crygor Mike 9 Volt 18 Volt 5 Volt Orbulon

## Appearances

### Debut

Mario Tennis (2000)

**Waluigi** (Japanese: ワルイージ, *Waruīji*) is Luigi's lanky rival and Wario's partner. Waluigi made his debut in *Mario Tennis*, and since then, he has made playable appearances exclusively in the *Mario* franchise's spin-off titles. He has been voiced by Charles Martinet ever since his debut. His name is a portmanteau of the Japanese words *warui*, meaning "bad", and *Ruīji*, meaning "Luigi."

Waluigi is defined by his purple cap, nasally Italian accent, long handlebar-esque mustache (and other bizarre physical features), rude and trickster personality, rivalry with Luigi, and tendency to cheat.

## Appearances

1. *Super Mario 64 HD*
2. *Super Mario Odyseey 2*
3. *Mario Kart 9*
4. *Mario Party 11*
5. *Mario Golf Grand Tour*
6. *Mario Strikers Ultimate Stadiums*
7. *Mario Tennis Super Court*
8. *Mario Hoops 3 On 3 2*
9. *Mario Baseball Ultra Team*
10. *Super Smash Bros Rattle*
Expert Mode Ender Hoppers

Expert Mode Ender Hoppers brings a popular modded redstone component to the vanilla experience! They are sentient hoppers that pick up any items nearby. Ender Hoppers are created by placing an eye of ender into a hopper.

### **Setup**

1. Place a normal hopper in the intended direction of use.
2. Stand and crouch on the hopper, then place the eye of ender into the hopper.
3. The Ender Hopper will function automatically, even if it's inventory is full. It has an effective range of 4 blocks.
Diddy Kong

### Aliases

Mario Luigi Peach Daisy Yoshi Birdo Wario Waluigi Donkey Kong Dixie Kong Funky Kong Cranky Kong Wrinky Kong Candy Kong Swanky Kong Kiddy Kong Bluster Kong Tiny Kong Lanky Kong Chunky Kong Arthur Kong Xananab Rosalina Pauline Toad Toadette SMG4 Meggy Tari Saiko Bob Spike (Sometimes) Jeffy Chef Pee Pee Brooklyn T Guy Black Yoshi Shrek R.O.B Captain Syrup Queen Merelda Princess Shokora Petey Piranha (Sometimes) King Boo (Sometimes)

## Appearances

### Debut

Donkey Kong Country (1994)

**Diddy Kong**, also known simply as **Diddy**, is the deuteragonist of the *Donkey Kong* franchise and Donkey Kong's sidekick. He is a creation of the British company Rare Ltd., which was sold to Microsoft. The rights of *Donkey Kong* series characters, including Diddy Kong, were kept with Nintendo. Diddy sports a red shirt with yellow stars and a red hat with the Nintendo logo printed on it. After Rare lost their rights to the *Donkey Kong* franchise due to Microsoft purchasing the company from Nintendo, Diddy Kong went on to become a regular character in spin-off *Mario* franchise titles.

The name "Diddy" is a slang word used in some parts of northern England for "small," as Diddy Kong is. Diddy Kong has gone on many adventures by himself, occasionally with his girlfriend Dixie Kong, and has even starred in his own racing game for the Nintendo 64 and later in its remake for the Nintendo DS.

## Appearances

1. *Super Mario Odyseey 2*
2. *Mario Kart 9*
3. *Mario Party 11*
4. *Mario Golf Grand Tour*
5. *Mario Strikers Ultimate Stadiums*
6. *Mario Tennis Super Court*
7. *Mario Hoops 3 On 3 2*
8. *Mario Baseball Ultra Team*
9. *Super Smash Bros Rattle*
Daisy

## Princess Daisy

### Aliases

Mario Luigi Peach Daisy Yoshi Rosalina Pauline Wario Waluigi Ashley Donkey Kong Diddy Kong Toad Toadette SMG4 Meggy Tari Saiko Bob Spike (Sometimes) Jeffy Chef Pee Pee Brooklyn T Guy Black Yoshi Shrek R.O.B Captain Syrup Queen Merelda Princess Shokora Petey Piranha (Sometimes) King Boo (Sometimes)

## Appearances

### Debut

Super Mario Land (1989)

**Princess Daisy**, or casually **Daisy**, is the princess of Sarasaland and a recurring character in the *Mario* franchise. She is a tomboy, something first stated in her debut appearance, *Super Mario Land*. In accompaniment to her name, she has an affinity for flowers. Her attire, special abilities, personal emblems, and general representations are often flowers, as well.

After an early hiatus, Daisy was reintroduced in *Mario Tennis* for the Nintendo 64 when Nintendo suggested her to Camelot, the game's developers. As Camelot had difficulty finding suitable Mario characters for the real-life sport of tennis, they liked Nintendo's suggestion since she's a human character. Since then, Daisy has made recurring appearances as a playable character in most of the *Mario* spin-off games; including *Mario Party*, *Mario Kart*, and *Mario* sports titles.

## Appearances

1. *Super Mario Odyseey 2*
2. *Mario Kart 9*
3. *Mario Party 11*
4. *Mario Golf Grand Tour*
5. *Mario Strikers Ultimate Stadiums*
6. *Mario Tennis Super Court*
7. *Mario Hoops 3 On 3 2*
8. *Mario Baseball Ultra Team*
9. *Super Smash Bros Rattle*
10. *Princess Daisy's Element Adventure*
Koopa Troopa

### Aliases

Bowser Bowser Jr Lemmy Koopa Larry Koopa Wendy O Koopa Iggy Koopa Ludwig Von Koopa Roy Koopa Morton Koopa Jr Koopa Kid

## Appearances

### Debut

Super Mario Bros (1985)

**Koopa Troopas** (commonly shortened to **Koopas** or occasionally **Troopas**) are anthropomorphic turtle-like creatures with removable shells that come in many different colors, with red and green Koopa Troopas being the most common; green Koopa Troopas usually walk back and forth without any concerns for pits or other obstacles, and red Koopa Troopas usually walk back and forth without falling off of their platforms. They are common enemies in the *Mario* franchise, usually displayed as foot soldiers of the Koopa Troop, under the direct leadership of Bowser. Since *Super Mario 64*, however, not all Koopa Troopas work for Bowser (or any other villain), some of whom even act as allies to Mario during his adventures, and have appeared as playable characters in various spin-off games starting with *Super Mario Kart*. They are notable for the many uses of their shells in the *Mario* franchise.

Koopa Troopas, along with Goombas, are Mario's most common foes.

## Appearances

1. Super Mario 64 HD
2. Super Mario Odyseey 2
3. Mario Kart 9
4. Mario Party 11
5. Mario Golf Grand Tour
6. Mario Strikers Ultimate Stadiums
7. Mario Tennis Super Court
8. Mario Hoops 3 On 3 2
9. Mario Baseball Ultra Team
10. Super Smash Bros Rattle
Wario

### Aliases

Mario (Sometimes) Luigi (Sometimes) Peach Daisy Yoshi Birdo Waluigi Donkey Kong Diddy Kong Rosalina Pauline Toad Toadette SMG4 Meggy Tari Saiko Bob Spike (Sometimes) Jeffy Chef Pee Pee Brooklyn T Guy Black Yoshi Shrek R.O.B Captain Syrup Queen Merelda Princess Shokora Petey Piranha (Sometimes) King Boo (Sometimes) Mona Kat & Ana Jimmy T Joung Cricket Ashely Dribble & Splitz Penny Crygor Dr Crygor Mike 9 Volt 18 Volt 5 Volt Orbulon

## Appearances

### Debut

Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (1992)

**Wario** is a recurring character in the *Mario* franchise, designed to be an arch-rival to Mario. He is a muscular, hot-tempered and greedy character, usually playing the role of an anti-hero or an antagonist; he has also gone on to become a protagonist of his own series of games, including the *Wario Land* titles, and the *WarioWare* titles. His name is a combination of Mario's name and the Japanese word *warui* (悪い), meaning "bad".

Wario is a creation of Hiroji Kiyotake. Long-time *Mario* artist Yoichi Kotabe also helped with the character's final design. Wario's defining traits are his yellow cap and purple overalls, larger build and remarkable strength, unintelligence, gruff Italian accent, rude, reckless and greedy personality, zigzag mustache (as well as other bizarre physical features), insatiable appetite for garlic, and rivalry with Mario. The *WarioWare* and *Super Smash Bros.* titles depict him in a biker outfit; a jean vest, yellow gloves, and an aviator hat with goggles.

He has two iconic vehicles usually seen in his own series of titles: the Wario Car from the *Wario Land* series, and the Wario Bike in the *WarioWare* titles. In addition, he owns a plane called the Bulldog, which appears in *Mario & Wario* and *Wario's Woods*, among other titles. In *Wario Land II* and *Wario World*, he is depicted as owning his own castle. The *WarioWare* series of games depict him as owning a microgame creating company called WarioWare, Inc. based in Diamond City. The popularity and success of his own series of titles have made him have a designated series icon (the letter W) in the *Super Smash Bros.* series, set aside from other *Mario* characters.

## Appearances

1. *Super Mario 64 HD*
2. *Super Mario Odyseey 2*
3. *Mario Kart 9*
4. *Mario Party 11*
5. *Mario Golf Grand Tour*
6. *Mario Strikers Ultimate Stadiums*
7. *Mario Tennis Super Court*
8. *Mario Hoops 3 On 3 2*
9. *Mario Baseball Ultra Team*
10. *Super Smash Bros Rattle*
Mario Strikers Ultimate Stadiums

***Mario Strikers Ultimate Stadiums*** is a Mario soccer Nintendo Switch game and the sequel to the 2007 WII game Mario Strikers Charged developed by Next Level Games and is the Third game in the Mario Strikers series

## Characters

1. Mario
2. Luigi
3. Peach
4. Daisy
5. Yoshi
6. Donkey Kong
7. Wario
8. Waluigi
9. Bowser
10. Super Team
11. Bowser Jr
12. Diddy Kong
13. Petey Piranha
14. Birdo
15. Black Yoshi
16. Shrek
17. SMG4
18. Meggy
19. Tari
20. Saiko
21. Dixie Kong
22. Wiggler
23. Rosalina
24. Pauline
25. Jeffy
26. Chef Pee Pee
27. Brooklyn T Guy
28. Mr Goodman
29. King Boo
30. Dry Bowser
31. R.O.B
32. King K Rool
33. Funky Kong
34. Captain Syrup

MarioLuigiPeachDaisyYoshiDonkey KongWarioWaluigiSuper Team.pngSuper TeamBowserBowser JrDiddy KongPetey Piranha - Mario Kart 9.pngPetey PiranhaBirdoJeffy.pngJeffyChef Pee Pee.pngChef Pee PeeBrooklyn T Guy.pngBrooklyn T GuyMr. Goodman.pngMr GoodmanBlack Yoshi.pngBlack YoshiShrek - Mario Kart 9.pngShrekSMG4.pngSMG4Meggy.pngMeggyTari.pngTariSaiko.pngSaikoCaptain Syrup.pngCaptain SyrupDixie Kong - Mario Kart 9.pngDixie KongFunky Kong.pngFunky KongKing K.Rool.pngKing K RoolDry Bowser - Mario Kart 9.pngDry BowserKing Bob-Omb.pngKing Bob-OmbKing Boo - Mario Kart 9.pngKing BooRosalina - Mario Kart 9.pngRosalinaPauline - Mario Kart 9.pngPaulineR.O.B.pngR.O.BWiggler - Mario Kart 9.pngWiggler
## Sidekicks

1. Toad
2. Koopa
3. Hammer Bro
4. Birdo
5. Boo
6. Dry Bones
7. Monty Mole
8. Shy Guy
9. Kamek
10. Blooper
11. Spike
12. Lakitu
13. Luma
14. Noki

Toad - Mario Kart 9.pngToadKoopa - Mario Kart 9.pngKoopaHammer Bro - Mario Kart 9.pngHammer BroBirdoBoo - Mario Kart 9.pngBooDry Bones - Mario Kart 9.pngDry BonesMonty Mole - Mario Kart 9.pngMonty MoleShy Guy - Mario Kart 9.pngShy GuyKamek.pngKamekBlooper - Mario Kart 9.pngBlooperSpike - Mario Kart 9.pngSpikeLakitu.pngLakituLuma - Mario Kart 9.pngLumaNoki.pngNoki
## Goalies

1. Kritter
2. Sledge Bro
3. Pianta
4. Sumo Bro

Kritter.pngKritterSledge Bro - Mario Strikers Ultimate Stadiums.pngSledge BroPianta.pngPiantaSumo Bro.pngSumo Bro
## Items

1. Bananas
2. Green Shell
3. Red Shell
4. Blue Shell
5. Spiny Shell
6. Giant Green Shell
7. Giant Red Shell
8. Giant Blue Shell
9. Giant Spiny Shell
10. Bob-Omb
11. Mega Bob-Omb
12. Mushroom
13. Star
14. Chain Chomp

## Stadiums

1. The Palace
2. Pipeline Central
3. The Underground
4. Crater Field
5. Konga Coliseum
6. The Battle Dome
7. Bowser Stadium
8. The Vice
9. Thunder Island
10. The Sand Tomb
11. The Classroom
12. The Lava Pit
13. The Wastelands
14. Crystal Canyon
15. The Dump
16. Stormship Stadium
17. Galactic Stadium

## Cups

1. Mushroom Cup
2. Flower Cup
3. Star Cup
4. Super Mushroom Cup
5. Super Flower Cup
6. Super Star Cup
7. Bowser Cup
8. Super Bowser Cup
9. Fire Cup
10. Crystal Cup
11. Striker Cup
Expert Mode Damage Tint

The Damage Tint module adds a visual indicator of your current health across the entire screen. This scales with bonus health, and has an impact on your movement as you lose health.

(This effect is achieved by moving the world border warning. Results will vary as the player position begins to exceed 30 million blocks out from spawn)
Yoshi

### Aliases

Mario Peach Daisy Yoshi Birdo Wario Waluigi Donkey Kong Diddy Kong Rosalina Pauline Ashley Baby Mario Baby Luigi Toad Toadette SMG4 Meggy Tari Saiko Bob Spike (Sometimes) Jeffy Chef Pee Pee Brooklyn T Guy Black Yoshi (Sometimes) Shrek R.O.B Captain Syrup Queen Merelda Princess Shokora Petey Piranha (Sometimes) King Boo (Sometimes)

## Appearances

### Debut

Super Mario World (1990)

**Yoshi** is a dinosaur-like character that acts as an ally of Mario and Luigi and is the protagonist of his own franchise. Among members of the Yoshi species hailing from Yoshi's Island, any Yoshi may be identified as the "Yoshi" character, and as such, not all iterations of the character are necessarily the same one. According to the *Super Mario World* manual, he got his name from Yoshi's Island because he was first discovered there. Yoshi managed to rescue and protect Baby Mario and Baby Luigi from Kamek and the Koopa Troop. In the *Super Mario* series, he often acts as a rideable character for the heroes, while in most of the spin-offs, he is a playable character on his own. Yoshi's defining traits include his cutesy appearance, his cheerful and friendly personality, his flutter-jumping and egg-laying abilities, his rideability as a steed, and exclaiming his own name.

## Appearances

1. *Super Mario 64 HD*
2. *Super Mario Odyseey 2*
3. *Mario Kart 9*
4. *Mario Party 11*
5. *Mario Golf Grand Tour*
6. *Mario Strikers Ultimate Stadiums*
7. *Mario Tennis Super Court*
8. *Mario Hoops 3 On 3 2*
9. *Mario Baseball Ultra Team*
10. *Super Smash Bros Rattle*
11. Yoshi and Poochy's Crafted World
12. Yoshi's Crafty Christmas
Expert Mode Unstable Anomaly

The Nether Star holds unfathomable power. You know that simply placing it onto a pedestal creates an all powerful beacon capable of bringing about peace. But, what if you attempted to tap into this power, to fuel your own plans? Thus, the unstable anomaly was created.

This multipurpose tool tears apart the very reality of minecraft and instantly destroys any block within reach. From dirt to bedrock, nothing can stop the anomaly, though players be warned... using this unstable core can summon creatures of the void occasionally. These entities will strive to bring the player with them, back into the void.

### **See also**

* Withers
* Beacons
Expert Mode Phantoms

Phantoms can now inflict sheer dread as their attacks steal your very sight. It's important to sleep away the insomnia to keep the phantoms at bay. As beings of the night, they are extremely weak to strong sources of light. Perhaps some glowstone tipped arrows might be able to do something...

(This module, along with the Darkness module, is best experienced with shaders).
Temple of Oberon

The **Temple of Oberon**, also known as the **Grand Temple**, was the headquarters of the Grand Order of Oberon. The Temple was located on a hill overlooking the city of Knights Haven on Ospiri.

## Layout

The Temple of Oberon was constructed on a natural hill within the city of Knights Haven, so that the knights could watch over the city. The structure was multi-leveled, towering over the surrounding buildings, with a tall spire. The entrance was open and unguarded, flanked with columns into the main hall. The ceiling of the main hall was richly decorated with frescoes portraying the history of the Grand Order and the deeds of its knights. At the end of the hall, a large doorway led into the assembly hall where the knights would be seated in concentric patterns on red-cushioned benches.
Expert Mode Beacons

The Beacon is a powerful artifact that channels the Nether Star into a brilliant beam of light! This light shines unlike any torch or lantern, as it brings sweeping buffs to any player in it's range. Alas, the beacon's light carries a hidden power, the ability to bring peace to an area. All hostile mobs will not spawn in it's radius, denoted by the Luck effect. Beacons however, will still allow unnatural spawns to occur, such as those from monster spawners.

### **See also**

* Unstable Anomaly
* Withers
Bowser Jr

### Aliases

Bowser Koopa Kid Boom Boom Pom Pom Kamek Larry Koopa Ludwig Von Koopa Iggy Koopa Lemmy Koopa Morton Koopa Jr Roy Koopa Wendy O Koopa King Boo Petey Piranha King Bob Omb Glooper Blooper King Whomp Goomboss Chief Chilly Eyerok Wario (Sometimes) Waluigi (Sometimes)

## Appearances

### Debut

Super Mario Sunshine (2002)

**Bowser Jr.**, sometimes simply known as "**Jr.**" or "**Junior**," is a secondary antagonist in Nintendo's *Mario* franchise. He is, as his name implies, the son of Bowser and serves as the heir to his throne. Bowser Jr. made his debut in *Super Mario Sunshine* and has since helped his father to kidnap Princess Peach and battle Mario and Luigi in many subsequent games. Bowser Jr. has also taken on playable roles in spin-off titles such as *Mario Superstar Baseball* and *Mario Strikers Charged*. Bowser Jr. wants nothing more than to do his father's evil will, and Bowser's rarely seen emotional side is often brought out by his interactions with his son. His alter ego is Shadow Mario. Bowser Jr.'s defining traits are his striking resemblance to his father, his hyperactive and spoiled personality, his expertise in mechanics, his heavy uses of the Junior Clown Car and the Magic Paintbrush, and the bib-like bandana he wears.

## Appearances

1. *Super Mario Odyseey 2*
2. *Mario Kart 9*
3. *Mario Party 11*
4. *Mario Golf Grand Tour*
5. *Mario Strikers Ultimate Stadiums*
6. *Mario Tennis Super Court*
7. *Mario Hoops 3 On 3 2*
8. *Mario Baseball Ultra Team*
9. *Super Smash Bros Rattle*
Expert Mode Thirst System

A fully operational thirst system in minecraft using essentially command blocks! This is one of my achievements as a developer, and serves to be a core part of Expert Mode! You can check your current thirst by holding a glass bottle, water bottle, or potion. There are seven possible levels of thirst, in the following order and effect:

Each level lasts about 10 minutes
 Hydrated
 Sated
 Thirsty
 Parched
 Dehydrated
 Withered

The whole system is pretty lenient for time management, while offering consequences dire enough to warrant heed. The first few levels act as a buffer before bad effects start happening. This allows for uninterrupted exploration, without the need to carry a shulker full of water bottles around. There is however, an AFK system set up, so your farms are not interrupted, much like hunger. However, you get thirsty twice as fast while in the Nether. Speaking of which, you should know that you can create better drinks to quench your thirst. Hopefully you don't go around drinking water from just anywhere!

**(When crafting water, do not attempt to make more than one at a time. This is due to a limitation to the custom crafting)**

### **Advancements**

You can use the advancements tab to view the in-game guide!
Expert Mode Armor Set Bonuses

With the difficulty of expert mode, comes buffs as well! To help handle the increase in difficulty, armor sets were given bonuses to cement in each tier of progression as the player finds better materials to use. From leather armor to a full set of netherite, each tiers adds an increasing amount of maximum hit points, and some grant special effects. Wearing an Elytra will also complete any relevant set.

Armor Set Bonuses
 Iron

### **Unbreakable Soul**

Wearing a full set of golden armor grants unbreakable items, through the use of the Gold Tools module. Protection VI is a must have however.

### **Indomptable Soul**

Wearing a full set of netherite armor grants unfathomable power. You exude an aura of will that negates all projectiles, from arrows to tridents, fireballs to dragon breath. Enemies very close by, can still land a shot, however.

### **See also**

* Armor Progression
* Gold Tools
Expert Mode Regrowth

A quality of life update that fixes the stagnation of certain mechanics in the minecraft overworld. Regrowth aims to make the world feel alive, and farms easier to run, as these following items plant themselves:

* Saplings, on dirt or grass.
* Mushrooms, on mycelium.
* Fungi, on nylium, mycelium, grass blocks, dirt, coarse dirt, podzol, farmland, and soul soil.
* Netherwart, on soul sand.
* Wheat seeds, on farmland.
* Beetroot seeds, on farmland.
* Carrots, on farmland.
* Potatoes, on farmland.

In addition, grass and flowers spread when loose wheat seeds are left on the ground (dirt or grass).
Expert Mode Bats

Expert Mode Bats adds much needed AI to their mob behavior by turning these passive mobs into hostile mobs. These critters will bite the player if they get too close, but will not try to chase unlike other hostile mobs. Slaying these bats may drop a variety of different seeds.

Drops of Interest
 20%
 20%
 20%
 20%
Expert Mode Storms

What's rain without a little thunder? This module does the following:

* If there is a rainstorm, it will automatically become a thunderstorm.
* Lightning strikes will prioritize the player. Seeking shelter is highly advised.
* All Creepers become electrified during the storm.

### **Upcoming changes**

In the future 1.17 update, a new block called the lightning rod will be added to the game. When this occurs, this block when placed, will negate lightning strikes in a set radius. This will also apply to this module.
Expert Mode Silverfish

Silverfish, a mob usually only ever encountered in strongholds and the rare extreme hills biome, is now festering across all of the overworld! They have a very small chance to spawn when stone is mined, which can lead to a deadly infestation. Silverfish now have the ability to not only burrow into stone, but multiply in it. When faced with an infestation, it will often take creative solutions to fight them off, from using explosions or lava, to building perimeters, etc.
Expert Mode Grappling Hooks

These grappling hooks solve the need for rapid vertical or horizontal movement in rough terrain. By crafting together an ender pearl, fishing hook, and iron block, you've managed to create reliable short range teleportation. This item can be enchanted, however Unbreaking III and Mending are the only meaningful enchantments, as this item is not meant to be used for fishing.

### **Usage**

Cast once to throw out your iron block a short distance away. Once the block has *hooked* onto terrain, it will spin to face you. Re-casting the grappling hook will teleport you to your destination. If you would like to cancel teleportation, crouch and re-cast instead, to pull back in the iron block. Any time spent crouching once the iron block has landed, will cancel teleportation.

While not advised, you may switch away from the grappling hook during the cast phase, if it has not landed. Doing so after the iron block has landed, **will** cause the player to teleport immediately. While not intended behavior, you can just as easily crouch to pull in the grappling hook if you wanted to cancel.
Expert Mode Mobs Regenerate

With this module, most *living* mobs will slow regenerate life passively. This increases the survivability of most passive and neutral mobs, while healing certain hostile mobs as well. Some mobs, while alive, have been purposely excluded, such as the Illusioner for balance purposes.

### **Affected Mobs**

* Cows
* Chickens
* Sheep
* Rabbits
* Wolves
* Pigs
* Salmon
* Cod
* Tropical Fish
* Pufferfish
* Bats
* Cats
* Dolphins
* Foxes
* Mules
* Ocelots
* Parrots
* Pandas
* Llamas
* Mooshrooms
* Slimes
* Cave Spiders
* Villagers
* Shulkers
* Polar Bears
* Horses
* Evokers
* Pillagers
* Blazes
* Creepers
* Silverfish
* Guardians
* Elder Guardians
* Trader Llamas
* Vindicators
* Squids
* Spiders
* Snow Golems
* Turtles
* Striders
* Piglins
Expert Mode Wolves

Wolves, and by extension tamed dogs, have higher health, move faster, and spawn in packs. This change allows for better pet survivability, and adds some danger to natural wolves.

### **Wolf Hunts**

During the nights, wolves become a hostile mob that will hunt down any unsuspecting players. If left alone, they will revert back to neutral mobs during the day.
Expert Mode Undead Horses

This module aims to implement more functionality into the undead horse variants of minecraft. Skeleton Horses still appear from mysterious storms, and must be freed from those traps in order to acquire one. Zombie Horses on the other hand, only appear when the player slays a living horse. These undead horses hold a powerful defense against the undead mobs, as the rider becomes protected from the horse's variant of mob. Skeletons will not draw their bows while you ride a skeleton horse. And likewise, the Zombie Horde will leave you be if you ride into battle with a zombie horse.
Expert Mode Early Progression

Try as you might, crudely made wooden tools are not going to break stone. You'll need to scour the lands for pebbles to mine, to craft your first few pieces of cobblestone. However stone pickaxes aren't great either. You'll need to attain a stronger material to really break stone down neatly.

### **Log Processing**

The same can be said about planks, turning logs into quality blocks is difficult with a mere crafting bench. To craft efficiently, you'll need a sawmill, or as it's called in game, the stone cutter.
Expert Mode Core

The heart of the datapack, it's responsible for running the internal clock of every module, correcting recipe changes, and modifying the world to run the difficulty correctly. On top of this, Expert Mode Core adds several small features to the base game that supplement the datapack.

### **New Mechanics**

* Item Frames are transparent when placed, which makes displays feels more organic. This leads to more creative building opportunities as well!
* Chickens drop feathers passively. No longer do you need to kill chickens to collect a few feathers from them.
* Knowledge Books and Experience Bottles are now craftable and usable. Knowledge Books store experience for later use. Can be crafted in stacks. (opposed to the crafting limitation in the Thirst System).

### **New Recipes**

(Recipes mentioned can be viewed in game using the crafting book).

* Bells, from stone, sticks, gold ingots, and gold nuggets.
* Saddles, from leather, leads, and white wool.
* Clay, from sand, dirt, gravel, and water.
* Enchanted Golden Apples, from gold blocks and apples.
* Knowledge Books, from experience bottles and books.
* Experience Bottles, from glass bottles and experience.
* Smithing Table, from planks and iron blocks.
* Leather Horse Armor, from leather and saddles.
* Iron Horse Armor, from iron and saddles.
* Golden Horse Armor, from gold and saddles.
* Diamond Horse Armor, from diamonds and saddles.
* Petrified Wood, from stone and planks.
* Shulker Shells, from popped chorus fruit and eyes of ender.
* Nether Wart, from nether wart blocks.
* Name Tags, from paper, leads, and leather.
* Mycelium, from red mushrooms, brown mushrooms, poisonous potatoes, and dirt.
* Mossy Cobblestone, from cobblestone and vines.
* Totems of Undying, from gold blocks and dragon breath.
* End Portal Frames, from purpur blocks, ender pearls, and end stone.
* Barrier Blocks, from bedrock and glass.
* Leather, from rotten flesh, in a campfire or smoker.
* Cobwebs, from string.
* String, from cobwebs.

* Gold Ingot, from any gold tools or armor, in a blast furnace
* Iron Ingot, from any iron tools or armor, in a blast furnace
* Netherite Ingot, from any netherite tools or armor, in a blast furnace

### **New Smithing Recipes**

* Netherite Horse Armor, from diamond horse armor and netherite ingots.
* Hardened Elytra, from elytra and netherite ingots.
Expert Mode Gold Tools

Golden tools and armor are an integral part of the expert mode progression, and needed to stand out more than simply being highly enchantable. Thus, this module makes golden tools a valuable asset to achieve in the early game, and arguably useful far into the late game. This is achieved by making golden tools unbreakable.

This conversion is applied when the item is held in the mainhand, and will strip away any pre-existing enchantments. After becoming as durable as bedrock, the golden tool or armor can then be enchanted, permanently.

### **See also**

* Armor Progression
* Armor Set Bonuses