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*The Striped Mario minion is based on his appearance in ''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time'', who protects Baby Peach from the invading {{s|mariowiki|Shroob}} forces. | *The Striped Mario minion is based on his appearance in ''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time'', who protects Baby Peach from the invading {{s|mariowiki|Shroob}} forces. | ||
*The stage represents Princess Peach's Castle in the future where Baby Peach retreats from the invading Shroob forces from the past in ''Partners in Time''. | *The stage represents Princess Peach's Castle in the future where Baby Peach retreats from the invading Shroob forces from the past in ''Partners in Time''. | ||
*Isabelle's dash | *Isabelle's dash attack animation features her tripping and falling, referencing Baby Peach's infancy age, where babies are known for stumbling while learning to walk. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Air Defense ↑ ability references Princess Peach's ability to hover and glide in the air using her parasol, which can also be used to defend her from enemy attacks. | *This spirit's Air Defense ↑ ability references Princess Peach's ability to hover and glide in the air using her parasol, which can also be used to defend her from enemy attacks. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Boss Theme - Super Mario Bros. 2}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Boss Theme - Super Mario Bros. 2}} | ||
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*The Glasses Pikachu starting off with a | *The Glasses Pikachu starting off with a Bob-omb represents Mouser, a mouse enemy who wears a pair of wide sunglasses and throws bombs. | ||
*The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:World 1-3 (Super Mario Bros. 2)|the third stage]] of ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', which first features Mouser's boss battle. | *The stage and music track represent [[mariowiki:World 1-3 (Super Mario Bros. 2)|the third stage]] of ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', which first features Mouser's boss battle. | ||
*The Bob-omb item and the battle conditions reference Mouser's boss battle in ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', where the player and Mouser throw bombs at each other in order to damage each other. | *The Bob-omb item and the battle conditions reference Mouser's boss battle in ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', where the player and Mouser throw bombs at each other in order to damage each other. | ||
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*The stage is based on Princess Peach's Castle, which is later corrupted into {{iw|mariowiki|Shroob Castle}} after it is taken over by Princess Shroob in ''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time''. | *The stage is based on Princess Peach's Castle, which is later corrupted into {{iw|mariowiki|Shroob Castle}} after it is taken over by Princess Shroob in ''Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time''. | ||
*The Attack Power ↑ and Giant rules reference the {{iw|mariowiki|Elder Princess Shroob}}, the larger and stronger twin sister of Princess Shroob who appears after the latter's defeat. | *The Attack Power ↑ and Giant rules reference the {{iw|mariowiki|Elder Princess Shroob}}, the larger and stronger twin sister of Princess Shroob who appears after the latter's defeat. | ||
*The stamina battle condition references the HP meter in the '' | *The stamina battle condition references the HP meter in the ''Mario & Luigi'' series, which gauges a character's health points during battle. | ||
*Peach starts off with a [[Back Shield]] and a [[Ray Gun]], referencing Princess Shroob's levitating throne, which features a protective forcefield and shoots laser beams. | *Peach starts off with a [[Back Shield]] and a [[Ray Gun]], referencing Princess Shroob's levitating throne, which features a protective forcefield and shoots laser beams. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Luigi's Mansion Series Medley}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Luigi's Mansion Series Medley}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The Luigi Team's costume represent the multicolored Luigis from | *The Luigi Team's costume represent the multicolored Luigis from the {{iw|mariowiki|ScareScraper}} mode of ''Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon'', who use the Poltergust 5000 as their weapon. | ||
*The stage is based on the haunted mansion serving as the main setting of ''Luigi's Mansion'', where Luigi uses the {{iw|mariowiki|Poltergust 3000}}, an earlier model of the Poltergust 5000. | *The stage is based on the haunted mansion serving as the main setting of ''Luigi's Mansion'', where Luigi uses the {{iw|mariowiki|Poltergust 3000}}, an earlier model of the Poltergust 5000. | ||
*Luigi's grab-and-throw attacks feature the Poltergust G-00, an advanced model of the Poltergust 5000 which Luigi uses as his weapon in ''Luigi's Mansion 3''. | *Luigi's grab-and-throw attacks feature the Poltergust G-00, an advanced model of the Poltergust 5000 which Luigi uses as his weapon in ''Luigi's Mansion 3''. | ||
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*The music track primarily features a saxophone, a brass instrument, referencing how obtaining the Elephant transformation will change the level's music track to feature brass horns. | *The music track primarily features a saxophone, a brass instrument, referencing how obtaining the Elephant transformation will change the level's music track to feature brass horns. | ||
*Mario's favored [[F.L.U.D.D.]] will feature Mario storing up and spraying water, referencing Elephant Mario's ability to store water in its trunk and spray it. | *Mario's favored [[F.L.U.D.D.]] will feature Mario storing up and spraying water, referencing Elephant Mario's ability to store water in its trunk and spray it. | ||
*The first battle condition references | *The first battle condition references the strength and weight of the Elephant transformation, letting its users easily break through blocks and defeat enemies with their trunk. | ||
----'''Other trivia:''' | ----'''Other trivia:''' | ||
*This spirit's Slow Super Armor ability further references | *This spirit's Slow Super Armor ability further references the Elephant transformation's weight, which allows them to easily break through blocks and easily defeat enemies with their trunk. | ||
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|{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Pandemonium}} | |{{SSBUMusicLink|Super Mario Bros.|Pandemonium}} | ||
|'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | |'''Spirit Battle inspiration:''' | ||
*The blue Tiny Kirby and the Fire Flower | *The blue Tiny Kirby and the Fire Flower represent the {{iw|mariowiki|Wonder Flower}}, a small power-up item that resembles a blue-colored version of the Fire Flower. | ||
*The yellow Tiny Kirby's taunting represents the Talking Flower, a small yellow flower that appear multiple times on-screen and talks to the player when approached. | *The yellow Tiny Kirby's taunting represents the {{iw|mariowiki|Talking Flower}}, a small yellow flower that appear multiple times on-screen and talks to the player when approached. | ||
*The stage represents the first level of ''Super Mario Bros. Wonder'', which takes place on a grassland level and first features the Wonder Flower and the Talking Flower. | *The stage represents the first level of ''Super Mario Bros. Wonder'', which takes place on a grassland level and first features the Wonder Flower and the Talking Flower. | ||
*The stage hazard and the Skull Kid Assist Trophy's ability reference how collecting the Wonder Flower will trigger its Wonder Effect, which will create a drastic effect on the whole level. | *The stage hazard and the Skull Kid Assist Trophy's ability reference how collecting the Wonder Flower will trigger its Wonder Effect, which will create a drastic effect on the whole level. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*''Mario'', {{uv|The Legend of Zelda}}, {{uv|EarthBound}}, {{uv|Ice Climber}}, and {{uv|Pac-Man}} are the only universes represented by a fighter to use in-game sprite art for | *''Mario'', {{uv|The Legend of Zelda}}, {{uv|EarthBound}}, {{uv|Ice Climber}}, and {{uv|Pac-Man}} are the only universes represented by a fighter to use in-game sprite art for any spirits. | ||
*The ''Mario'' universe features the most amount of new spirits added through | *The ''Mario'' universe features the most amount of new spirits added through [[Downloadable content (SSBU)/List of DLC Spirits|downloadable content]], with 18 in total. | ||
*{{SSBU|Dr. Mario}} and {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}} are not featured as puppet fighters in any ''Mario'' spirit battle, making the ''Mario'' series one of three playable universes to not feature all playable characters from the series in their spirit battles, with the other two being {{uv|Final Fantasy}} and {{uv|Fatal Fury}}. | *{{SSBU|Dr. Mario}} and {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}} are not featured as puppet fighters in any ''Mario'' spirit battle, making the ''Mario'' series one of three playable universes to not feature all playable characters from the series in their spirit battles, with the other two being {{uv|Final Fantasy}} and {{uv|Fatal Fury}}. | ||
*Metal Mario, Eggplant Man, Rabbid Peach, Rabbid Mario, Rabbid Kong, and Peach (Mario Golf: Super Rush) are the only ''Mario'' spirits whose spirit battles do not play music track from the {{uv|Mario}} universe. | *Metal Mario, Eggplant Man, Rabbid Peach, Rabbid Mario, Rabbid Kong, and Peach (Mario Golf: Super Rush) are the only ''Mario'' spirits whose spirit battles do not play music track from the {{uv|Mario}} universe. | ||
*The Baby Peach, Waluigi, and Wanda spirits are generically listed as being from the "Super Mario Series", despite not debuting in a mainline ''Super Mario'' game outside of cameos. | *The Baby Peach, Waluigi, and Wanda spirits are generically listed as being from the "Super Mario Series", despite not debuting in a mainline ''Super Mario'' game outside of cameos. | ||
**This also applies to the Peach & Stella and Swordfighter Peach spirits, as they originate from ''{{iw|mariowiki|Princess Peach: Showtime!}}'', but are listed as from the ''Super Mario'' series despite the game being a new spinoff similar to ''Super Princess Peach'', while the latter is listed as a separate game rather than part of other series. | |||
*The Captain Toad and Flies & Hand spirits are the only ''Mario'' spirits who are listed as part of a series within the ''Mario'' universe, despite being released in a singular game outside of re-releases. | *The Captain Toad and Flies & Hand spirits are the only ''Mario'' spirits who are listed as part of a series within the ''Mario'' universe, despite being released in a singular game outside of re-releases. | ||
**The Flies & Hand spirit is listed as part of the "''Mario Paint'' Series", although ''Mario Paint'' does not feature any sequels (excluding the Satellaview re-releases ''Mario Paint BS Ban'' and ''Mario Paint Yuushou Naizou Ban''). ''Super Mario Maker'' takes many elements from ''Paint'', including the Flies & Hand, and began development as a sequel, but is not considered as such. | **The Flies & Hand spirit is listed as part of the "''Mario Paint'' Series", although ''Mario Paint'' does not feature any sequels (excluding the Satellaview re-releases ''Mario Paint BS Ban'' and ''Mario Paint Yuushou Naizou Ban''). ''Super Mario Maker'' takes many elements from ''Paint'', including the Flies & Hand, and began development as a sequel, but is not considered as such. | ||
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*The Flies & Hand spirit is the only ''Mario'' spirit to use a render made specifically for ''Ultimate''. | *The Flies & Hand spirit is the only ''Mario'' spirit to use a render made specifically for ''Ultimate''. | ||
*The Rabbid Kong spirit's artwork actually depicts a corrupted, alternate form named Mega Rabbid Kong, appearing only in the ''Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle: Donkey Kong Adventure'' expansion DLC. | *The Rabbid Kong spirit's artwork actually depicts a corrupted, alternate form named Mega Rabbid Kong, appearing only in the ''Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle: Donkey Kong Adventure'' expansion DLC. | ||
*''Mario Tennis Aces'' | *The spirits from ''Mario Tennis Aces'', ''Mario Golf: Super Rush'', and "Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle" are labeled as a separate game rather than series, but these games are part of their respective series, despite the Kid spirit being labeled with the ''Mario Golf'' series. | ||
*The Golden Dash Mushroom, Dice Block, and River Survival spirits are the first [[Downloadable content|DLC]] spirits tied to a [[Oh Yeah! Mario Time!|limited-time event]] on the [[Spirit Board]], and also the first DLC spirits available without the requirement of an additional game's save data, the first being the Partner Eevee and Partner Pikachu spirits in the ''[[List of spirits (Pokémon series)|Pokémon]]'' series, which originally required save data of ''Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!/Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu!'' on the Nintendo Switch. | *The Golden Dash Mushroom, Dice Block, and River Survival spirits are the first [[Downloadable content|DLC]] spirits tied to a [[Oh Yeah! Mario Time!|limited-time event]] on the [[Spirit Board]], and also the first DLC spirits available without the requirement of an additional game's save data, the first being the Partner Eevee and Partner Pikachu spirits in the ''[[List of spirits (Pokémon series)|Pokémon]]'' series, which originally required save data of ''Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!/Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu!'' on the Nintendo Switch. | ||
**Although the name of the Golden Dash Mushroom spirit originates from ''Mario Party: Island Tour'', its artwork and spirit battle are derived from the ''Mario Kart'' series, where the item is generally referred to as the Golden Mushroom; however, the item has been referred to as the Golden Dash Mushroom in Europe as of ''Mario Kart 7''. | **Although the name of the Golden Dash Mushroom spirit originates from ''Mario Party: Island Tour'', its artwork and spirit battle are derived from the ''Mario Kart'' series, where the item is generally referred to as the Golden Mushroom; however, the item has been referred to as the Golden Dash Mushroom in Europe as of ''Mario Kart 7''. | ||
***The Golden Dash Mushroom spirit's series is generically listed as the "Super Mario Series" instead of the two series mentioned above. | ***The Golden Dash Mushroom spirit's series is generically listed as the "Super Mario Series" instead of the two series mentioned above. | ||
***The Golden Dash Mushroom spirit's effect is dissimilar to its effect in either series; it turns the player giant, making it closer to the Mega Mushroom. | ***The Golden Dash Mushroom spirit's effect is dissimilar to its effect in either series; it turns the player giant, making it closer to the Mega Mushroom. | ||
**Despite the Dice Block and River Survival spirits originating from the ''Mario Party'' series, their spirits' series is listed as the "''Super Mario'' Series". | **Despite the Dice Block and River Survival spirits originating from the ''Mario Party'' series, their spirits' series is listed as the "''Super Mario'' Series". This is despite the fact that the MC Ballyhoo & Big Top spirit is listed as part of the "''Mario Party'' Series". | ||
*Despite appearing dynamically in the [[New Donk City Hall]] stage, the four musicians of the New Donk City Band do not appear as spirits. Similarly, the Shellcreepers from [[Mario Bros.]] and the Buzzy Beetles from {{SSB|Mushroom Kingdom}} do not appear as spirits either. | *Despite appearing dynamically in the [[New Donk City Hall]] stage, the four musicians of the New Donk City Band do not appear as spirits. Similarly, the Shellcreepers from [[Mario Bros.]] and the Buzzy Beetles from {{SSB|Mushroom Kingdom}} do not appear as spirits either. | ||
*The Peach & Stella spirit battle has the greatest number of unique hostile Assist Trophies in a single spirit battle, with 3. | *The Peach & Stella spirit battle has the greatest number of unique hostile Assist Trophies in a single spirit battle, with 3. | ||
*The Wonder Flower & Talking Flower spirit has the | *The Wonder Flower & Talking Flower spirit has the highest highest number of fighters in spirit battle, with a total of 21 fighters. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||