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Super Mario Main Series Wiki

**Welcome to the Super Mario Main Series Wiki!**
This Wiki is about the Super Mario Series games in the Mario franchise, and only Super Mario Series games.

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## Games considered as "Main Series Games"

Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario Land, Super Mario World, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, Yoshi's Island DS, Yoshi's New Island, Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins, Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine, Super Mario Galaxy, New Super Mario Bros., New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Super Mario Galaxy 2, New Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario 3D Land, New Super Mario Bros. U, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, Super Mario 3D World, Super Mario Oddysey, Super Mario Maker, Super Mario Maker 2, Super Mario Run, Bowser's Fury

All remakes count as Main Series as well.

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Grinder

Artwork from the Perfect Edition of the Great Mario Character Encyclopedia

**Grinders**, also known at one point as **Buzz Saws**, are a mechanical sawblade that debuted in Super Mario World. It can move in some games, and it deals contact damage. They are considered an enemy.

## Appearance

Grinders are large, metal sawblades with a red screw in the center.
Swoop

*"This foe will swoop down from above. Stomping it can send you flying waaay up high!"*

*-Notebook Description, Super Mario Run*

### Immune To:

Nothing

**Swoops**, previously known as **Swoopers**, are bat enemies in the Main Series games. They swoop down from ceilings, then keep flying forwards.

## Appearance

Swoops are blue bats, with closed eyes, purple wings, yellow ears and talons, and a big, red nose.
Bowser

*"Welcome. No one's home. Now scram--and don't come back!"*

*-Bowser, Super Mario 64 DS*

Artwork from New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe

**Bowser** is the main antagonist of the Super Mario Series, first appearing in Super Mario Bros. His main goal is to capture Princess Peach, but he has other motives in certain games. He is the leader of the Koopa Troop, his main army.

## Appearance

Bowser is a large turtle, with red hair, yellow scales, and green skin. He has red eyes, a large, spiked green shell, spikes on his tail, and spiked bracelets on his arms.
Paragaloomba

Artwork from Super Mario World

**Paragaloombas** are a winged variant of the Galoomba. They walk back and forth, and jump occasionally.

## Appearance

Paragaloombas are chesnut-shaped Goombas with a brown exterior. They have green shoes, black eyes and big black eyebrows. Unlike Galoombas, they have white wings that enable them to jump.
Light Blue Yoshi

Artwork from New Super Mario Bros. Wii

**Light Blue Yoshi** is a rare type of Yoshi in the Main Series games, only appearing in New Super Mario Bros. Wii. They can use their tongue to carry objects, like Green Yoshi and Pink Yoshi.

## Appearance

Light Blue Yoshi is a cyan dinosaur that has purple shoes, orange spines, a white underbelly, and blue eyes.
Banzai Bill

Artwork from Super Mario Oddysey

**Banzai Bills** are a large variation of Bullet Bills, and they share behavior in the 2D game. In the 3D games, Banzai Bills have different behavior, with the most recent behavior having them go after Mario.

## Appearance

Banzai Bills are large, 4x4 Bullet Bills with big eyes and a large, toothy grin. However, Banzai Bills don't have arms like Bullet Bills do. Similar to Bullet Bills, Banzai Bills can wear hats.
Boo

* Artwork
* Stamp

**Boos** are ghostly beings that inhabit ghost houses and certain castles, and they debuted in Super Mario Bros. 3 under the name **"Boo" Diddlys**. They don't move when looked at, but slowly fly toward the player when they aren't looking.

## Appearance

Boos are small white ghosts, with a black unibrow and beady black eyes. They have a long pink tongue and four fangs. Some have different expressions when they are part of a group of Boo Buddies.

## Gallery

Artwork from Super Mario RunStamp from Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury
Parachute Galoomba

Sprite from Super Mario World

**Parachute Galoombas** are a type of Galoomba in the Main Series games. They fall from the sky on a parachute, and become normal Galoombas upon touchdown.

## Appearance

Parachute Galoombas look similar to normal Galoombas, but sport a white and blue striped parachute and yellow shoes.
Stiletto Goomba

Artwork from Super Mario Maker

**Stiletto Goombas** are a rare form of the Shoe Goomba, only appearing in Super Mario Maker and Super Mario Maker 2. The main difference between them and a Shoe Goomba is that Stiletto Goombas wear a big red Stiletto instead of a Goomba's Shoe. They, like Shoe Goombas, hop at Mario and can have their footwear stolen.

## Appearance

Stiletto Goombas are Goombas that wear Stilettos.
Goombrat

Artwork from Super Mario Maker 2

"*This enemy enjoys going for strolls in the forest. Vault over it, or just give it a good ol' stomp!*"

*-Notebook Description, Super Mario Run*

**Goombrats** are a persimmon-shaped variant of the Goomba that appear in more recent Super Mario Games.

## Appearance

Goombrats are shaped like persimmons, but with two feet on their stipe.

## Appearance in the games

##### New Super Mario Bros. U / New Super Luigi U / New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe

Goombrats debut in New Super Mario Bros. U, where they only appear in the level Mushroom Heights. They walk back and forth, but don't walk off of ledges like Goombas do. In New Super Luigi U, they are more common.

##### Super Mario Maker 2

In Super Mario Maker 2, Goombrats appear as course elements for all Game Styles except for Super Mario 3D World, and Super Mario World, where they are replaced with a similar enemy, called Goombuds. They act the same as in New Super Mario Bros. U and its ports.

##### Super Mario Run

Goombrats appear in Super Mario Run, in the levels Scuttlebug Forest and Spike Bar Jungle. The game also includes Big Goombrats in a few Remix 10 exclusive courses.
Ninji

*"This enemy leaps and jumps like a ninja. Oddly, these guys are also pretty good at operating airships..."*

*-Notebook Description, Super Mario Run*

### Latest Appearance:

Super Mario Run

**Ninjis** are a rare type of enemy in the Main Series games, debuting in Super Mario Bros. 2. They jump up and down in place or run at the player.

## Appearance

Ninjis are black, 6-point star-shaped enemies, with two red buttons on their suit. They have white skin with two black eyes.
Big Goombrat

Artwork from Super Mario Run

**Big Goombrats** are a bigger variety of Goombrats that appears in a few Main Series games. They are one of seven enemies to be added into Super Mario Run in Ver. 3.0.4.

## Appearance

Big Goombrats look like persimmons, like a normal Goombrat, however, it is bigger than normal Goombrats.

## Appearance in the games

##### Super Mario Run

Big Goombrats appear in secret Remix 10 courses, where they don't fall off of edges and split into two Goombrats when stomped on.

##### Super Mario Maker 2

Big Goombrats appear in Super Mario Maker 2, as course elements that you can place in levels, by adding a Super Mushroom to a normal Goombrat. They behave like they do in Super Mario Run.
Bob-omb

*"This Bowser minion looks like it can blow at any moment. Stomp it and it'll go flying quickly away. Phew!"*

*-Notebook Description, Super Mario Run*

## Bob-omb

* Artwork
* Stamp

### Latest Appearance:

Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury

**Bob-ombs** are a type of enemy in the Main Series games. They walk forwards, and turn into a Lit Bob-omb when stomped on or hit with fire. They blow up shortly after.

## Appearance

Bob-ombs are black spheres with two white eyes. They have orange feet and a cyan hole on top. In the hole is a white fuse with a black tip. They also have a gold handle on the back that spins when the Bob-omb walks.

## Gallery

Artwork from New Super Mario Bros. UStamp from Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury
Coin Coffer

* Artwork
* Stamp

**Coin Coffers** are a rare enemy in the Super Mario Series, first appearing in Super Mario 3D Land, replacing Moneybags. They have different behavior in each game, with their most recent appearance having them invisible until approached, then having them run away visibly.

## Appearance

Coin Coffers are green purses, with a gold trim for their mouths. They see out of a hole on top, revealing their white eyes. They also have blue shoes.

## Gallery

Artwork from Super Mario OddyseyStamp from Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury
Urchin

Artwork from New Super Mario Bros. U

**Urchins** are a common underwater enemy in more recent games, debuting in Super Mario World. They float in place, and deal damage when touched by a non-invincible player.

## Appearance

Urchins are large purple sea urchins, with brown eyes and a small pink mouth. They have yellow spikes protruding from all directions.
! Block

Artwork from Super Mario Maker 2

**!** **Blocks** are a rare type of block in the Main Series games. The use of them changes between games, but in their most recent appearance, they make empty versions of them appear in a set path, and resets after a few seconds.

## Appearance

! Blocks most recent appearance shows them as a 2 x 2 yellow block, with indents on each corner and a big "!" in the center of every side.
Goomba's Shoe

Model from Super Mario Maker 2

**Goomba's Shoes** are a rare power-up in the Main Series games, first appearing in Super Mario Bros. 3. Mario can enter them, which allows him to hop on spiked enemies (e.g., Spinies), and walk on Munchers. You obtain these shoes by defeating a Shoe Goomba.

## Appearance

Goomba's Shoes are large green shoes, with a yellow sole and a gray key.
Cannonball

*"A projectile fired from a cannon, it travels slowly through the air. Its smooth surface can easily be stepped on."*

*-Notebook Description, Super Mario Run*

### Immune To:

Fireballs

**Cannonballs** are an enemy fired from Cannons in the Main Series games, that fly through the air in a straight line. They can be jumped on to defeat them. They can also be fired from Cannon Mario to defeat enemies without damaging players.
Blue Spike Top

Sprite from Super Mario Maker 2

**Blue Spike Tops** are a variant of the Spike Top that appears in Super Mario Maker 2. They climb on walls like a normal Spike Top, but they move faster.

## Appearance

Blue Spike Tops are short, teal turtles, with glowing red eyes and a blue shell with a white trim. The shell has a spike on top, with a green trim.
Spiny Cheep Cheep

Artwork from New Super Mario Bros. U

**Spiny Cheep Cheeps** are spiked variants of Cheep Cheeps, debuting in Super Mario Bros. 3. They, unlike their red variant, have spikes instead of a top fin, more like an actual pufferfish.

## Appearance

Spiny Cheep Cheeps are blue variants of normal Cheep Cheeps, with blue spikes protruding above their eyes. Unlike their red version, they don't have a top yellow fin.
Bob-omb Battlefield

*"How dare you scale my mountain? By what right do you set foot on my imperial mountaintop?"*

*-King Bob-omb, Super Mario 64*

### Next:

Whomp's Fortress

**Bob-omb Battlefield** is the first level in Super Mario 64. It consists of a large mountain with a trail leading up to the top, and a large battlefield filled with Bob-ombs, Goombas, and other enemies.

## Enemies

Bob-omb Battlefield has many enemies in the level, with some exclusive to certain missions. There are a total of 25 enemies throughout all missions in this course.

* 12 Bob-ombs
* 11 Goombas
* 1 Koopa Troopa
* 1 King Bob-omb
* ∞ Big Steelies

## Missions

There are a total of eight missions in Bob-omb Battlefield (2 *DS Exclusive*, 1 *64 Exclusive*, 5 shared). All of them grant you a Power Star upon completion.

* Big Bob-omb on the Summit
* Footrace with Koopa the Quick
* Shoot to the Island in the Sky
* Find the 8 Red Coins
* Mario Wings to the Sky
* Behind Chain-Chomp's Gate
* 5 Silver Stars!
* Big Bob-omb's Revenge

## NPCs

Bob-omb Battlefield is home to three NPCs, one being exclusive to a certain mission.

* Two Bob-omb Buddies that inform the player of a war between Bob-omb Buddies and Bob-ombs and allow usage of cannons.
* Koopa the Quick, who challenges the player to a race for a Power Star.

## Trivia

* Chuckyas are the only type of Bob-omb in Super Mario 64 to not show up in this stage.
* Bob-omb Battlefield was the first stage to be completed in development.
Donkey Kong

Sprite from Super Mario Oddysey

**Donkey Kong** is a rare enemy from Super Mario Oddysey, only appearing in a select few 2D sections. He throws barrels at Mario, and has to be defeated through having all four ? Blocks below him activated.

## Appearance

Donkey Kong is a large, 40 x 32-pixel monkey, with brown fur and black eyes.
Moe-Eye

Artwork from Super Mario Oddysey

**Moe-Eyes** are a species in Super Mario Oddysey, but they aren't enemies. Instead of harming Mario, they run away when he gets close. They can be captured to see invisible objects, but they can't jump, and they move slowly.

## Appearance

Moe-Eyes are gray moai statues with blue eyes. They have a small tuft of green hair on their heads, they hold two gold rings. They have pink sunglasses with blue lenses.
Ground

Artwork from Super Mario Maker 2

**Ground** is a type of block that appears in every 2D Main Series game. It serves as an indestructible ground tile.

## Appearance

Ground's most recent appearance has its appearance change for every level theme:

##### Ground

In the Ground Theme, they appear as grassy tiles of yellow dirt.

##### Underground

In the Underground Theme, they appear as dark gray stone with a lighter gray top.

##### Underwater

In the Underwater Theme, they appear as bluish-gray dirt.

##### Castle

In the Castle Theme, they appear as gray bricks with a reddish tint.

##### Airship

In the Airship Theme, they appear as purple wood with a pattern on it.

##### Ghost House

In the Ghost House Theme, they appear as gray and dark gray blocks.

##### Desert

In the Desert Theme, they appear as sand with a lighter top.

##### Sky

In the Sky Theme, they appear as colorful, wooden blocks.

##### Snow

In the Snow Theme, they appear as brown dirt, with a layer of snow on top.

##### Forest

In the Forest Theme, they appear as grassy, brown dirt.
Spinner

Artwork from Perfect Edition of the Great Mario Character Encyclopedia

**Spinners**, previously known as **Ball 'N' Chain** and **Swing Spikes**, are a block that is considered an enemy. They swing around a mace that can be jumped on with a Spin Jump.

## Appearance

Spinners are large metal maces, attached to a Hard Block. The chain links are big metallic rings, and have spikes depending on the game.
Oil Drum

Sprite from Super Mario Oddysey

**Oil Drums** are a rare type of block in Super Mario Oddysey, only appearing in a select few 2D sections. They can harm both Mario and barrels.

## Appearance

Oil Drums are blue cans with the word "OIL" written on it in a lighter shade of blue. There are four red marks on the can, and fire coming out through the top.
Spike Bar

A Spike holding a Spike Bar from Super Mario 3D World

**Spike Bars** are an obstacle encountered throughout the Main Series games. They can be a projectile or a block. They behave like Fire Bars as a block, and like Spike Balls as a projectile.

## Appearance

##### Projectile

As a projectile, Spike Bars are blue bars with gold ends, and shiny spikes on them.

##### Block

As a block, Spike Bars are green with yellow thorns, attached to a Hard Block with a cog in the center.
Super Mushroom

*"A statue of the Super Mushroom. Power up and become Super Mario!"*

*-Super Mushroom Statue Description, Super Mario Run*

Artwork of a Super Mushroom from New Super Mario Bros. U

**Super Mushrooms** are the most common power-up in the Main Series games. When collected by most characters, it turns them into their Super Form.

## Appearance

Super Mushrooms are red-capped fungi with eyes on its stipe.
Blue Shy Guy

Artwork from Super Mario Advance

**Blue Shy Guys** are a color of Shy Guy, only appearing in remakes of Super Mario Bros. 2. They first appear in Super Mario All-Stars, replacing Pink Shy Guys. Blue Shy Guys behave similarly to Goombrats in Super Mario All-Stars and Super Mario Advance, but they can't be stomped in those games.

## Appearance

Blue Shy Guys are blue, cloaked figured with a white, three-holed mask. They have a brown belt and magenta shoes.
Pidget

Artwork from Super Mario Advance

**Pidgets** are rare enemies in the Main Series games, only appearing in Super Mario Bros. 2 and its remakes. They are members of the 8 Bits, and they sit on flying carpets while doing nothing.

## Appearance

Pidgits are small, flightless crows, with yellow beaks and talons. They have black eyes and a small tuft of purple feathers on their heads.
Dino Rhino

Artwork from Super Mario World

**Dino Rhinos** are large dinosaurs that live on Chocolate Island. They only appear in Super Mario World. They move slowly towards the player, and shrink into a Dino Torch when stomped.

## Appearance

Dino Rhinos are large, dark teal dinosaurs, with large ears, three toes on each foot, and a few magenta spikes on their backs.
No. 48

Artwork from Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins

**No. 48** is a rare enemy in Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins. Only one of them exists, and they appear in Space Zone Level 1. They shoot star-shaped bombs out of their head.

## Appearance

No. 48 is a yellow robot, with a blue inside. They have an orange ring around their body, and two orange shoes to match.
Bullet Bill

*"A bullet-shaped foe that flies straight through the air. You can vault over it in this game!"*

*-Notebook Description, Super Mario Run*

## Bullet Bill

* Artwork
* Stamp
* Captured

### Latest Appearance:

Super Mario Oddysey

**Bullet Bills** are bullet-shaped enemies that are fired by Bill Blasters. They fly forwards without stopping and are immune to fireballs.

## Appearance

Bullet Bills are bullet-shaped with a black base, white arms, and 2 eyes on the front. Some have hats in Super Mario Oddysey.

## Gallery

Artwork from Super Mario OddyseyStamp from Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's FuryA Captured Bullet Bill from Super Mario Oddysey
Pink Shy Guy

Artwork from Super Mario Bros. 2

**Pink Shy Guys** are a color of Shy Guy in the Main Series games, only appearing in Super Mario Bros. 2. Pink Shy Guys behave similarly to Goombrats, but Pink Shy Guys can't be stomped on.

## Appearance

Pink Shy Guys are pink, cloaked figured with a white, three-holed mask. They have a brown belt and white shoes.
Penguin

Artwork from Super Mario Galaxy

**Penguins** are a species in the Main Series games. They are large, flightless birds that are capable of speech. They first appeared in Super Mario 64.

## Appearance

Penguins are large birds with blue feathers on the head and back, white feathers under their wings and on their bellies, and yellow talons. They also have a yellow beak and two black eyes.
Chain Chomp

* Artwork
* Captured

**Chain Chomps** are a common species in the Main Series games. They lunge at a random angle, and become Unchained Chomps when the peg they're chained to is flattened.

## Appearance

Chain Chomps are black, metal spheres with sharp white teeth and big black eyes. They have four chain links connecting them to a yellow, cork-like peg, that can be 1x1 or 1x3.

## Gallery

Artwork from Super Mario OddyseyA Captured Chain Chomp from Super Mario Oddysey
Torpedo Base

Model from New Super Mario Bros. U

**Torpedo Bases** are a rare type of block in the Main Series games. They release Torpedo Teds with a gloved hand. Unlike Bill Blasters, Torpedo Bases aren't affected by gravity.

## Appearance

Torpedo Bases are 2x2 black squares, with white skull and crossbones in the center, and a gray screw in every corner. The base launches Torpedo Teds with a white gloved hand.
Koopa Clown Car

Model from Super Mario Maker 2

The **Koopa Clown Car** is Bowser's most-used vehicle, first appearing in Super Mario World. It can be flown around in if nothing is already inside the Koopa Clown Car (with the exception of Boo Buddies). Because it is Bowser's personal property, Bowser Jr. instead has his own Junior Clown Car.

## Appearance

The Koopa Clown Car is a large white machine, with a green ring at the top and a green propeller to match. It has black eyes with red marks on both sides, and a large orange mouth.
Buster Beetle

Artwork from Super Mario Bros. 3

**Buster Beetles** are a rare type of Buzzy Beetle that only appears in Super Mario Bros. 3. They use their arms to throw Ice Blocks that resemble bricks at the player.

## Appearance

Buster Beetles are normal Buzzy Beetles, but their eyes are black, and they stand on two feet, with the other two being used to throw Ice Blocks.
Golden Mountains

The Golden Mountains have many gold and pyrite mines, offering more dangerous work for better pay than farming.

As a home to many Aarakocran cities, they have countless trade routes that can only be accessed by air travel.

It is also home to the Talkav, where they sleep upon their wellspring--the Fall Leyline.
Triangular Block

Artwork from Super Mario World

**Triangular Blocks** are a type of block in the Main Series games. When you run onto them, you run up the wall next to them. If you are riding Yoshi while running on it, you just bounce off of it.

## Appearance

Triangular Blocks appear as magenta right-angled triangles with round edges and a face.
Baby Yoshi

* Balloon
* Bubble
* Glowing
* Green
* Red
* Blue
* Yellow

**Baby Yoshis** are a rare item in the Super Mario Series. They can all eat enemies, coins, and power-ups, but they can also use different abilities if they have them. To use their special abilities, they have to be picked up.

## Appearance

Baby Yoshis are smaller, chubbier Yoshis, and they have black eyes instead of colored eyes.

## Gallery

Artwork of a Balloon Baby Yoshi from New Super Mario Bros. UArtwork of a Bubble Baby Yoshi from New Super Mario Bros. UArtwork of a Glowing Baby Yoshi from New Super Mario Bros. UArtwork of a Baby Yoshi from Super Mario WorldArtwork of a Baby Yoshi from Super Mario WorldArtwork of a Baby Yoshi from Super Mario WorldArtwork of a Baby Yoshi from Super Mario World
1-Up Mushroom

*"A statue of the 1-Up Mushroom, a special mushroom that has a life-changing flavor."*

*-1-Up Mushroom Statue Description, Super Mario Run*

### Effects

Grants the player an additional life

**1-Up Mushrooms** are a rare type of item in the Main Series games. They give the player that collects it an additional life.

## Appearance

1-Up Mushrooms are green-capped mushrooms with a tan stipe. They have two black eyes on the stipe, and white spots on their cap.
Parachute

Artwork from Super Mario Maker 2

**Parachutes** are items uncollectable by the player. They cause some enemies (like Goombas) wearing them to fall down slowly to the ground, where they will lose the parachute, and for other enemies (like Thwomps) to move slower than usual, but not lose the parachute.

## Appearance

They are white and blue striped parachutes, with four white strings attaching them to an enemy.
Green Koopa Troopa

*"One of the members of the infamous Koopa Troop, it's shell can be kicked after this foe has been stomped."*

*-Notebook Description, Super Mario Run*

### Immune To:

Nothing

**Green Koopa Troopas** are a common enemy in the Main Series games. They act like Goombas, but they go into their shells when stomped, which can be kicked. They come out of the shell after a while.

## Appearance

Green Koopa Troopas are tall yellow turtles, with a green shell. They have blue eyes, and 4 pointy fingers.
Bill Blaster

*"A cannon that fires Bullet Bills. Don't worry! This one is just a model of the real thing."*

*-Notebook Description, Super Mario Run*

## Bill Blaster

Artwork from Mario Portal

**Bill Blasters**, previously known as **Turtle Cannons**, are a type of block in the Main Series games. They fire out Bullet Bills by default, but can fire out items or other enemies as well. They are one of few blocks to be affected by gravity.

## Appearance

Bill Blasters are tall, black cannons. They have a large turret at the top, and a skull symbol beneath the turret.
Hammer

Artwork from Super Mario Bros.

### Effects

Allows Mario to swing the hammer to damage enemies (SMBS)Deals 1 damage to Mario

**Hammers** are a type of projectile, thrown by various enemies in the Main Series games. It debuted in Super Mario Bros. In Super Mario Bros. Special, they are a power-up.

## Appearance

Hammers are small objects, with a brown handle and a black metal hammerhead. Depending on the game, Hammers can have ropes on the hammerhead, keeping the hammer in one piece.
Jhinkar Pahven IX

The youngest child of the current Karysh, Karysh Yvaine. Pahven IX accidentally found out the secret of the Karysh dynasty before his coming-of-age ceremony, when he saw his mother kill his twin brother, Jhinkar Talfel, in a staged accident. Traditionally, the Karysh only have one child, and will only reproduce again if extraordinary circumstances kill the first. Pahven at first believed Talfel's murder was due to this tradition, but this was soon dismissed when he watched, mortified, as Yvaine took the form of Pah-ri temporarily to devour Talfel. Realizing the truth of his family's traditions, Pahven knew he needed to flee home immediately, beyond the wide reach of Yvaine's powers. He secretly fled north, to the land where Yvaine's powers could not reach, and is hiding his powers and his name in Talsin.
Roulette Block

Sprite from New Super Mario Bros. U

### Can Contain:

Super Mushroom, Fire Flower, Super Star, Cape Feather, Super Leaf, Mini Mushroom, Blue Shell, 1-Up Mushroom, Propeller Mushroom, Penguin Suit, Boomerang Flower, Statue Leaf, Gold Flower, Gold Mushroom, Ice Flower, Super Acorn, Super Bell

**Roulette Blocks** are a type of block in the Main Series games. They hold specific items and release the item shown upon activation.

## Appearance

Their appearance varies between games, with some being yellow and some transparent, all having indents. They can be 1 x 1, or 2 x 1. They all cycle between items that they can release.
Chuckya

Model from Super Mario 64 DS

**Chuckyas** are a type of Bob-omb from Super Mario 64. They pick up the player, and then throw them in a random direction.

## Appearance

Chuckyas are large, purple Bob-ombs with white eyes, arms, and a white tail, two red fists, and a white antenna on their head with a red orb on it.

## Appearance in the games

##### Super Mario 64 / Super Mario 64 DS

Chuckyas appear in the stages Wet-Dry World, Tall, Tall Mountain, Rainbow Ride, Tiny-Huge Island, Bowser in the Sky, and the DS exclusive Battle Fort. They pick up the player and throw them in a random direction, resulting in damage, or even losing a life. You can escape their grasp by pressing the A button enough times.

## Trivia

* Chuckyas are similar to an unused enemy from Super Mario 64.
* Chuckyas are the only type of Bob-omb in Super Mario 64 to not appear in Bob-omb Battlefield.
Hard Block

Artwork from Super Mario Maker 2

**Hard Blocks** are common blocks in the Main Series games, and they are similar to Ground but can be destroyed by explosions or Big Shells.

## Appearance

Hard Blocks have many appearances throughout the Main Series games, with the most common one being square and changing color depending on where it is found.
The Fall Leyline

After the Vein shattered, the Fall Leyline formed in the lands ruled by Talkav. It is filled with the bright power of return. Its presence in Kavmitneer grants the nation a constant state of autumn, with mild weather and leaves an eternal red-gold. Wherever leaves fall, the powers of the Fall leyline will be there to return them to the soil, and grow them anew to die again. The Fall Leyline has great power over death and rebirth, and those who die in Kavmitneer, or who are connected to the Fall Leyline, are guaranteed to reincarnate anew.

However, due to the Fall Leyline's disconnection with the other leylines, it lacks the ability to generate new energy or growth. Kavmitneer, as a result, is a somewhat stagnant nation where nothing can be born without something dying first. The Fall Leyline represents the last step in the cycle of life--death, and the return of that energy to the Vein. It operates in exchanges. If used incorrectly, it could be utilized to harvest energy from anyone attached to the Fall Leylines, killing them in the process. Its potential as a weapon, and its connection to death, make the Fall Leyline one of the most terrifying to the people of Envein.

The Fall leyline is located deep within the Golden Mountains, in a place inaccessible by foot. It is guarded by Talkav themself, who sleeps over the wellspring.
Bowser Jr.

*"Looking for Princess Peach? Too bad! 'Cause she's with me!"*

*-Bowser Jr., Super Mario Galaxy*

Artwork from Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury

**Bowser Jr.** is the son of Bowser and one of the main antagonists of the Super Mario Series. He first appeared in Super Mario Sunshine, where he was also known as **Shadow Mario**.

## Appearance

Bowser Jr. is a humanoid turtle with black eyes and red hair. He has yellow scales, green and tan skin, spiked bracelets, and a white bandana with a picture of teeth on it. He also has a dark blue bandana with Mario's face on it. He almost never goes anywhere without his Junior Clown Car.

## Appearance in the games

##### Super Mario Sunshine / Super Mario 3D All-Stars

Bowser Jr. debuted in this game, and he uses a Magic Paintbrush that he acquired pre-game to spread goop all over Isle Delfino, to frame Mario. When Mario, Toadsworth and Princess Peach get to Isle Delfino, Peach spots Bowser Jr. on a water tower, but dismisses it as a mirage. Mario is found guilty of spreading the goop (just as Bowser Jr. planned) and is forced to clean it all up with F.L.U.D.D. Bowser Jr. kidnaps Peach when Mario is cleaning the Grand Pianta Statue, but Peach is rescued quickly by Mario. Bowser Jr. kidnaps Peach again when Mario gets 10 Shine Sprites, but he gets away on his boat because Mario is not at Delfino Plaza

Bowser Jr. escapes Mario and goes to Pinna Park and proceeds to jump into Mecha-Bowser's cockpit. When Mario arrives, a battle starts and eventually, Mario wins. However, Bowser Jr. reveals his origin story and how he thinks that Peach is his mother and then he gets away with Peach in the remains of Mecha-Bowser, turned into a hot air balloon.

Bowser Jr. reappears in every seventh episode of each area and has to be chased down and sprayed with water until he runs away, leaving behind a Shine Sprite. In certain missions, he takes F.L.U.D.D., nozzles, or a Yoshi's Egg, but Mario forces him to return them. When he is defeated in every area, Mario is then able to go to Corona Mountain.

In the final boss fight against Bowser, Bowser Jr. helps by shooting Bullet Bills at Mario. After a long, tough battle, Bowser Jr. and Bowser are both defeated, and Mario escaped Corona Mountain with Peach.

At the end, a cutscene plays that shows Bowser admitting to Bowser Jr. that he lied when he said that Peach is his mother. Bowser Jr. surprises Bowser when he says that he knew. Then he says that he wants to battle Mario again someday, which makes Bowser proud. Then, they plot their revenge right before the credits roll.
Warp Whistle

*"One toot on this whistle will send you to a far away land!"*

*-Toad, Super Mario Bros. 3*

Sprite from Super Mario All-Stars

**Warp Whistles** are secret inventory items in Super Mario Bros. 3. When used, it'll make a tornado appear to take Mario away to World 9.

## Appearance

Warp Whistles are brown recorders that have three holes on the side, and one on each end.
Thwomp

Artwork from Super Mario Maker 2

**Thwomps** are large, spiked stone creatures that debuted in Super Mario Bros. 3. When Mario or another player gets close enough, they will try to crush the player.

## Appearance

Thwomps are large stone creatures, with spikes that are sharp and hurt Mario, or blunt and can be walked on. They have red eyes and a large mouth.
Trampoline

Artwork from Super Mario 3D World

**Trampolines** are a type of block and item in the Main Series games, debuting in Super Mario Bros. They send the player high into the air when jumped on.

## Appearance

Trampolines are small springs with a green board on top and on the bottom. It has eight yellow connecters that bend when jumped on.
Grisin

The Dragon of Winter.

Born from the endless cold surrounding the pulsing warmth of the Vein. They were the most powerful of the four, the oldest, the wisest, and the slowest to act. They existed before life did, a wandering manifestation of the void, of cold, of existential nonexistence. When the Vein birthed life for the first time, and changed itself, so too did Grisin change. They took on the form of a dragon, and walked the world observing, ruminating, and bringing cold wherever they went.
Super Guide Block

Artwork from New Super Mario Bros. Wii

**Super Guide Blocks** are a type of block in the Main Series games. When hit, it activates Super Guide mode, and spawns Luigi to show you how to finish the level.

## Appearance

Super Guide Blocks look similar to ! Blocks, but are mainly green, have rounder edges, and a rounder yellow "!" on them.
Goombud

Sprite from Super Mario Maker 2

**Goombuds** are a type of Goomba, and it replaces the Goombrat in the Super Mario World game style of Super Mario Maker 2.

## Appearance

Goombuds look similar to the Goombrat, as they are both round and orange, with leaves on their heads. The main difference between their looks is the lack of eyebrows on Goombuds, and the green leaves and shoes on a Goombud.

## Appearance in the games

##### Super Mario Maker 2

Goombuds debut in Super Mario Maker 2, and replace Goombrats in the Super Mario World game style, similar to how Galoombas replace Goombas in that game style. They can be made bigger with a Super Mushroom, given wings, or both.
Piranha Pod

Model from New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe

**Piranha Pods** are a rare type of Piranha Plant that are thrown by Lakitus in New Super Mario Bros. U and New Super Luigi U. They become Piranha Plants when they reach the ground.

## Appearance

Piranha Pods are red spheres with white spikes protruding in all directions. They have a big white mouth on their face.
Red Shy Guy

Artwork from Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker

**Red Shy Guys** are a type of Shy Guy, only appearing in Super Mario Bros. 2 and Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. The red variant walks forward like a Goomba, but changes direction depending on where the player is when they fall down.

## Appearance

Red Shy Guys are red, cloaked figured with a white, three-holed mask. They have a brown belt and blue shoes.
Poison Bubble

Artwork from Super Mario Run

**Poison Bubbles** are a rare type of Lava Bubble, exclusive to Super Mario Run. They only appear in Spike Bar Jungle, jumping up and down like their lava variant, but in poison instead. They are one of seven enemies added to Super Mario Run in Ver. 3.0.4.

## Appearance

Poison Bubbles are balls of poison that have two black eyes.

## Appearance in the games

##### Super Mario Run

Poison Bubbles only appear in the level Spike Bar Jungle. They are nearly invincible enemies, only weak to Invincible Mario, and they can't be vaulted over.

## Trivia

* Poison Bubbles are the only enemy that debuted in Super Mario Run.
* Poison Bubbles are one of 13 enemies in Super Mario Run that can't be leveled up.
Biddybud

Artwork from Super Mario 3D World

**Biddybuds** are common enemies in Super Mario 3D Land, which walk along a set path. Unlike Goombas from that game, Biddybuds don't chase the player.

## Appearance

Biddybuds resemble multi-colored ladybugs, with two yellow feet and five possible colors: Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, and Pink.
Cheep Cheep

* Artwork
* Stamp

**Cheep Cheeps** are a common aquatic enemy that debuted in Super Mario Bros. They either swim back and forth, or jump towards the player.

## Appearance

Cheep Cheeps are small, red pufferfish, with round pink lips and blue eyes. They have white underbellies and side fins, and a large yellow fin above their eyes.

## Gallery

Artwork from Super Mario OddyseyStamp from Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury
Mini Goomba

*"What odd little fellows! They seem to know you! And...not like you..."*

*-Cappy, Super Mario Oddysey*

Model from Super Mario Oddysey

**Mini Goombas** are a common species of Goomba in the Main Series games. They have separate behavior for 2D and 3D games:

##### 2D

They attach themselves to Mario to slow down his movements.

##### 3D

They charge at Mario like a normal Goomba would.

## Appearance

Mini Goombas are small Goombas with a yellow body.
Goomba Tower

Artwork from Super Mario 3D Land

**Goomba Towers** are a stack of Goombas that appear in the Main Series games. The difference between them and their unstacked form is that they have to be taken out one by one, and they are taller as well.

## Appearance

Goomba Towers are normal Goombas stacked on top of each other.
Mario

Artwork from Super Mario Run

**Mario** is the main character and player in the Main Series games. He appears as a playable character in all Main Series games, except for New Super Luigi U, and some Yoshi's Island games.

## Appearance

Mario is a human, and he has brown hair and a brown mustache, blue eyes, and a big nose. He wears white gloves, a red shirt, brown shoes, and a pair of blue overalls with yellow buttons. He wears different outfits in Super Mario Oddysey as well.
Porcupuffer

Artwork from New Super Mario Bros. U

**Porcupuffers** are large variants of Cheep Cheeps, and they attack Mario in different ways. They can swim at the player and eat them whole, jump at players to eat them whole, and three other ways of them attacking the player.

## Appearance

Porcupuffers are large variants of Cheep Cheeps, with mainly dark gray scales, and, similar to a Spiny Cheep Cheep, has spikes protruding from their heads instead of a top fin.
Bumpty

Model from Yoshi's New Island

**Bumpties** are Penguin enemies that appear in some Main Series games. They bump the player back when touched or when the player tries to stomp them.

## Appearance

Bumpties are short, blue penguins with beady black eyes and a few black hairs, orange feet, a white underbelly, and a flat yellow bill.
Spiny

* Artwork
* Stamp

**Spinies** are a common enemy in the Super Mario Series, first appearing in Super Mario Bros. They walk straight in one direction. Their main gimmick is the spikes on their shells. They're often thrown by Lakitus.

## Appearance

Spinies are short yellow Koopa Troopas with a red shell on their back, with a white trim and sharp white spikes.

## Gallery

Artwork from Super Mario OddyseyStamp from Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury
Cannon

*"A projectile fired from a cannon, it travels slowly through the air. Its smooth surface can easily be stepped on."*

*-Cannonball Description, Super Mario Run*

### Can Contain:

Cannonballs

**Cannons** are a type of block that often appears on Airships in the Main Series games. They fire out Cannonballs at a set rate. Like Bill Blasters, Cannons are affected by gravity, but unlike Bill Blasters, Cannons can cling to walls and ceilings.

## Appearance

Cannons are black spherical containers with a black lip. They are held up by two gray metal legs.
Red Koopa Troopa

*"This red-shelled foe won't just walk off a cliff, but the shell still endangers other enemies if kicked."*

*-Notebook Description, Super Mario Run*

### Immune To:

Nothing

**Red Koopa Troopas** are a common type of enemy in the Main Series games. They, unlike their green counterpart, don't walk off of cliffs and instead turn around. They still go into their shells when stomped and come out after a few seconds.

## Appearance

Red Koopa Troopas are yellow, tall, red-shelled turtles, with green eyes, red shoes, and four pointy fingers on each hand.
Spike

* Artwork
* Stamp

**Spikes** are a rare type of Koopa Troopa that debuted in Super Mario Bros. 3. They attack by spitting out Spike Balls or Spike Bars at the player.

## Appearance

Spikes are green turtles with a small, black, white-trimmed shell that they can't enter. They have gray eyes, a small tuft of blue hair on their heads, and big white lips.

## Gallery

Artwork from Super Mario 3D WorldStamp from Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury
Yoshi

Artwork from Super Mario 64 DS

**Yoshi** is a main character in the Main Series games. He can use his tongue to carry objects, like Pink Yoshi and Light Blue Yoshi can. He hatches from Yoshi's Eggs.

## Appearance

Yoshi is a green dinosaur with orange shoes, orange spines on his backs, a white underbelly, and blue eyes.
Moon

Sprite from Super Mario Maker 2

The **Moon** is a night-time counterpart to the Angry Sun, only appearing in Super Mario Maker 2. The Moon defeats all enemies on screen while also disappearing.

## Appearance

The Moon is a 2 x 2 yellow crescent moon. It has sleepy eyelids with hazel-colored eyes underneath (NSMBU Only). It frowns in the New Super Mario Bros. U game style, but smiles in every other game style.
Stiletto

Sprite from Super Mario Maker

### Effects

Allows Mario to stomp spiked enemies, walk on Munchers (Both Big and Small)Defeat Munchers and Bill Blasters (Big Stiletto Only)

**Stilettos** are red heels that can be obtained after defeating a Stiletto Goomba, first appearing in Super Mario Maker. Mario can enter them, and is then allowed to walk on Spike Traps and Munchers, hop on spiked enemies (e.g., Spinies), and, if it's a **Big Stiletto**, Ground Pound on Munchers and Bill Blasters to defeat them.
Brick Block

Artwork from Super Mario 3D World

**Brick Blocks** are a common type of block in the Main Series games. They break when jumped into from below, or ground pounded, but only if you are in your Super Form or above. They can also contain items, and when hit by any means, releases the item and turns into an Empty Block. Their Super Mario World counterpart is the Rotating Block.

## Appearance

Brick Blocks resemble a cube made of bricks, and the color changes with the theme of the level.
Uproot

* Artwork
* Captured

**Uproots** are an onion-shaped enemy that only appears in Super Mario Oddysey. They can stretch many times their height, and even farther when captured by Mario.

## Appearance

Uproots are leafy green onion-shaped enemies, with green legs and red eyes.

## Gallery

Artwork from Super Mario OddyseyA Captured Uproot from Super Mario Oddysey
Piranha Plant

*"This dangerous plant hides in pipes. It's kind of shy, so it won't come out if you're nearby."*

*-Notebook Description, Super Mario Run*

### Immune To:

Stomping

**Piranha Plants** are a common type of enemy in the Main Series games. They, if in a pipe, come up and down periodically, and if not, either stand still or repeatedly chomp in place.

## Appearance

Piranha Plants are Venus Fly Traps with a red head with white spots, a green stem with two green leaves, and many sharp white teeth.
Big Spiny

Artwork from Super Mario Run

**Big Spinies** are a larger variation of Spinies that debuted in Super Mario Maker as a course element, but later became a part of official levels in Super Mario Run. They are bigger versions of Spinies, meaning that they share characteristics with it, with the exception of being bigger.

## Appearance

Big Spinies are larger variations of Spinies.
Blargg

Unused Model from Super Mario 64

**Blarggs** are dinosaurs found in some lava pools in Super Mario World. They peek out of the lava for a few seconds, then leap out at the player. The only thing that they are not immune to is being eaten by Yoshi.

## Appearance

Blarggs are red and orange dinosaurs with two red eyes, four grayish-white teeth, and a few orange spines on their backs.

## Appearance in the games

##### Super Mario World

In Super Mario World, Blarggs appear in Vanilla Dome 1, Vanilla Dome 3, and Chocolate Secret. They leap at the player after watching them for a few seconds and are immune to everything but being eaten.

##### Super Mario 64 (Unused Appearance)

In Super Mario 64, Blarggs are unused enemies in Lethal Lava Land, Bowser in the Fire Sea, and, unexpectedly, Wing Mario Over the Rainbow. They have fully finished coding, and can function perfectly if added into a level.
Vaulting

Artwork from Super Mario Run

**Vaulting** is a simple move that any character can perform in Super Mario Run. One needs to simply do nothing when approaching a one-block tall enemy (e.g., Goombas) and the player will perform the move automatically.

When the player vaults over an enemy, the player can tap the screen to harm the enemy and make the player jump.
Beach Koopa

* Artwork
* Stamp

**Beach Koopas** are Koopa Troopas knocked out of their shells. They are knocked out for a few seconds, but then they run after their shells. They charge at you if you are holding their shell.

## Appearance

Beach Koopas are Koopa Troopas without their shells on, revealing a white tank top underneath.

## Gallery

Artwork from Super Mario 3D WorldStamp from Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury
Spike Top

Artwork from New Super Mario Bros. Wii

**Spike Tops** are a type of Buzzy Beetle that appears in the Main Series games. It climbs on walls and ceilings, and it can't be stomped on.

## Appearance

Spike Tops are short, yellow turtles with glowing red eyes, and a red shell, with a white trim. The shell has a spike on top of it, hence the name "Spike Top".
Gold Goomba

*"This Gold Goomba statue is quite fabulous. Who would make such a sculpture of an enemy?!"*

*-Gold Goomba Statue Description, Super Mario Run*

### Immune To:

Nothing

**Gold Goombas** are a rare, golden species of Goomba, that debuted in New Super Mario Bros. 2. It acts the same as a normal Goomba, but releases coins upon defeat in New Super Mario Bros. 2 or gives points for an event in Super Mario Run.

## Appearance

Gold Goombas are a solid gold variation of a Goomba.
Kamek

*"Welcome!!! Yoshi, if you would be so kind, please HAND OVER THE BABY!"*

*-Kamek, Super Mario Advance 3*

Artwork from New Super Mario Bros. Wii

**Kamek** (sometimes known as **Magikoopa**) is Bowser's advisor, and a high-ranking member of the Koopa Troop. He first appears in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. He is an old yet powerful Magikoopa, who battles the player on occasion.

## Appearance

Kamek is a sharp-toothed Koopa Troopa, with blue robes with white rims. He wields a magic wand, and flies around on his magic broom.
Warp Pipe

Artwork from New Super Mario Bros. Wii

**Warp Pipes** (otherwise known as **Pipes**) are a common object in the Main Series games, first appearing in Super Mario Bros. They can spit out coins, enemies (different mechanics for Piranha Plants and Munchers coming out of Warp Pipes), and certain gizmos (e.g., Trampolines). Sometimes, certain colors of Warp Pipes spit out their items and different speeds, with red being fastest, yellow second fastest, green second slowest, and blue being the slowest. Additionally, some Warp Pipes can be entered.

## Appearance

Warp Pipes are height-dependent tubes of different colors, with a large lip at the top.