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''This article is about Mario trophies in Super Smash Bros. 4. For Mario trophies in Brawl, see [[List of SSBB trophies (Super Mario Bros. series)|here]] and for Mario trophies in Melee, see [[List of SSBM trophies (Super Mario Bros. series)|here]]. For links to all trophies, see [[List of trophies (disambiguation)|List of trophies]].''

==Wii U Version==

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| '''Name''' ||'''Picture''' ||'''Description'''

| {{SSB4|Mario}} (Alt.) || ||

| [[Mario Finale]] || ||

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| [[Poltergust 5000]] || ||

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| [[Doctor Finale]] || ||

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| [[Giga Bowser]] || ||

| [[Power Star]] || ||

| [[Shadow Mario Paint]] || ||

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| [[Nabbit]] || [[File:Nabbit trophy.png|75px]] || An underhanded little rascal who steals items from the Toad Houses and runs away with them. If you can catch him, Toad might repay you with a nice present. In New Super Mario Luigi U, he even manages to nab a position as a playable character! From burglar to hero in the blink of an eye... Not bad work, all things considered.

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| [[Shellcreepers]] || [[File:ShellcreeperTrophyWiiU.png|75px]] || With a name that implies silently sneaking up on its prey, the Shellcreeper might be considered cooler than your average turtle. The Koopa is apparently an evolved form of this veteran of Mario Bros. We'd recommend not jumping on this one like you would a Koopa, though...

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| Sidesteppers || || Can you guess how this crab-like enemy moves? The name might give you a clue. But Mario could be in for a surprise when he punches one from below--instead of flipping over, it starts sidestepping even faster! Oh, Mario, did you make it angry? Don't worry--a second punch should calm it down...or at least knock it on its head.

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| Fighter Fly || || An enemy from the original Mario Bros. Just as the name implies, they are flies that gracefully move across the stage. They jump to move around, so hit them from below when they land. Unlike other enemies, these pests get faster after recovering from being flipped, rather than when only one is left. Be careful!

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| Birdo || || Birdo's debut wasn't in a Mario game at all but in a game called Doki Doki Panic. Originally released in Japan, a version of that game made it to the West under a different name. Mario and friends replaced the main characters, and the game was called Super Mario Bros. 2. That's how Birdo joined the Mario Bros. family!

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| Baby Luigi || || Despite missing the trademark mustache, the big nose and the L on his cap should be dead giveaways that this is Luigi! When he appeared in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, Baby Luigi surprised the other racers with his Rattle Buggy driving skills. Adult Luigi probably still remembers those days of racing glory.

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| Bee Mario || || Do you hear that buzzing? Whatever could it...bee? Bee Mario! Finding a Bee Mushroom allows Mario to buzz around in the air, land on flowers, and stick to walls covered in honey. Oh, this is the bee's knees! However, Bee Mario can't sting his foes. But that's fine--you don't really want to be that kind of bee, do you?

| Boo Mario || || Are you afraid of ghosts? Maybe it will help to see the world as they do. Become Boo Mario with a Boo Mushroom, and then explore their world! Shake your Wii Remote to make Boo Mario go through walls. Boo Mario blends in OK, but even as a ghost he keeps his trademark hat. The other Boos don't seem to mind, thankfully.

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| Spring Mario || || Boingee boingee boingee... It's Spring Mario, bouncing along and having a grand time! Just get a Spring Mushroom, and then press the A Button right when you land for a super-high jump! If you have a fear of heights, though, there's nothing wrong with staying in place and just bouncing a little.

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| Rainbow Mario || || What would you get if you combined Mario with a bouncing, rainbow-colored star? An amazing, invincible Rainbow Mario, of course! Plus, Mario will glow with twinkling stars and have and an energetic song play for the duration. Doesn't that make you want to run out and grab a Rainbow Star right now?

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| Cloud Mario || || Guess what happens when Mario collects a Cloud Flower! Oh, wait. You can already see exactly what happens... That's right, Mario dons a fluffy hat, overalls, and a scarf and gets a whole lot lighter. He can jump farther, stay in the air longer, walk on clouds, and even make cloud platforms. This outfit is all silver lining!

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| Rock Mario || [[File:RockMarioTrophyWiiU.png|75px]] || If you're a fan of rock and roll, try picking up a Rock Mushroom. When Mario's transformed into Rock Mario, a simple shake of the Wii Remote can turn him into a big, rolling boulder, allowing him to plow through crystals and tough foes. The most amazing thing about Rock Mario, though, is that he can still jump.

{{Trophy games|console1=Wii|game1=Super Mario Galaxy 2 05/2010}}

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| Flying Squirrel Mario || || When Mario grabs a Super Acorn, he turns into Flying Squirrel Mario! Like a real flying squirrel, he can hold out his arms and glide through the air. That must feel really, really awesome! This power isn't just for fun, though—it has practical uses, too, like helping him grab the coins in midair. Da-ding! Da-ding! Da-ding! <br> Appears In <br> {{Trophy games|console1=WiiU|game1=New Super Mario Bros. Wii U 11/2012}}

| Propeller Mario || || You can tell just by the sound that there's something different about the propeller on Mario's head. It must be because it's made of rubber! In any case, Propeller Mushrooms transform Mario into Propeller Mario. Shake the Wii Remote to send Mario zooming up into the air!

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| Penguin Mario || || Ahh, the life of a penguin... So carefree. At last, Mario too can enjoy the feeling of gliding across the ice by donning the Penguin Suit. Not only that, but this suit unlocks other penguin abilities too! Mario can swim gracefully and, just like a penguin, dream of a day when he can fly.

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| Mario + Standard Bike || || In Mario Kart Wii, bikes were the big, new thing. This Standard Bike M is, as you'd expect, a very standard bike--its speed, weight, acceleration, handling, off-road, drift, and mini-turbo stats are all decidedly middle of the road. This makes it a great choice for Mario Kart beginners or for series veterans trying out bikes for the first time.

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| Peach + Daytripper || || You may think it doesn't look like a racer. You may think it would look more at home on a carousel. But Peach will have the last laugh as she sails past the finish line, leaving you in the dust. They Daytripper's great handling lets it breeze through even the trickiest of courses--and what it lacks in speed, it makes up for in acceleration.

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| Bowser + Flame Runner || || Now THIS is a monster of a bike! It was obviously designed with Bowser in mind, since they both weigh a ton and both have trouble accelerating. Once you get up to top speed, though, these two really come into their own! Incidentally, Bowser is known as Koopa in Japan, but the Japanese name for this bike is Super Bowser. How rare.

| Toad + Quacker || || Though ts appearance calls to mind an infant's toy, the Quacker is really a fully functional motorbike with some serious acceleration. That's because its fram is so light, you might expect it to float on water like a swan boat! But that lightness also makes it easy for other karts to push around, so try to stay out of trouble.

| Funky Kong + Offroader || || You may wonder why this kart is called the Offroader when its off-road ability is so average. But a true off-roader is a kart that can take on the world and survive--and  this kart fits that description to a tee. It handles like a king, and if other karts try to ram into it, they'll be the ones crying. It has just one big weakness...drifting.

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| [[Luma]] || ||

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| Baby Luma || || Once every hundred Years, stardust will rain down upon the land. Of course, this is a perfect time for Peach to get kidnapped. In order to save her, Mario sets off across the galaxies with the aid of a lost, little star child. Named Little Luma, this star child uses its star powers to help Mario.

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| Lubba || || This Luma offers Mario all kinds of spacefaring support aboard Starship Mario. And who better to do it? With his feet always floating a little bit off the ground, you know he's got his space legs! Lubba's cheerfully casual way with words makes him the perfect space buddy you didn't even know you needed.

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| Count Bleck || || Peach has been kidnapped by Bowser so many times, it seemed like a good idea to mix things up--instead she gets kidnapped by this guy, Count Bleck! He then obtains the chaos Heart by forcing Peach and Bowser to marry. All of this was predicted by the Dark Prognosticus, which Count Bleck carries with him.

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| Tippi || || In Super Paper Mario, Mario and his buddies use a special kind of tool--no, wait. That's rude. Pixis have feelings, you know! This one here is named Tippi, and she looks a bit like a math teacher's drawing of a butterfly. She's very helpful, but she also has her own motives, it seems...

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| Fracktail || || A guardian robot created by an ancient civilization. Realizing that Mario is the hero foretold in the prophecy, he tries to hand over the Pure Heart gracefully... until Dimentio casts a spell through the antenna on his head that sends his programming berserk. That's right--the antenna is Fracktail's weak point!

| Goombella || || Goombella is a student of archaeology at the University of Goom, studying under Prof. Frankly. She's a super-bright gal and is a useful guide in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Despite being easily spooked by ghosts and spiders, she's doing her best to help in your adventure.

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| Mini-Yoshi || || In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, this young Yoshi first appears as just an egg. After breaking out of his shell, though, the rascal's cheek and ultra-competitive nature run rampant. He's strong for a little lad and can even carry Mario, who he calls Gonzales. There's a funny reason for that, and it's--oh, we've run out of space. Sorry.

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| Lil' Oinks || || In Paper Mario, Mario stumbles across a farm in Toad Town where these little guys live a peaceful existence. In exchange for a few coins, you can get a Li'l Oink. It could be silver or gold or have spots or tiger stripes... Just don't forget about the adventure you're on!

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| Ghosts (Luigi's Mansion) || || These mischievous ghosts haunt an old, old mansion. Suck them all up with your Poltergust 3000, but watch out for their attacks while you do! The gold ones' short punches might not be too hard to dodge, but the pink ones have much greater reach. The blue ones will smack the floor to hit you with shock waves!

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| Flint Cragley || || Who would use "Cragley Ho!" as a catchphrase, you say? Flint Cragley, of course! He comes from an advanced Stone Age civilization called the Land of the Cragnons. There they broadcast a program, "Flint Cragley's Cragtrotter," which stars Flint Cragley, is directed by Flint Cragley, and was made possible by producer...Flint Cragley.

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| Mr. L || || He calls himself the Green Thunder, but Mr. L's true identity is a mystery, forever concealed beneath his stylish green hat. With his incredible skill of jumping really high, he makes a valuable addition to Count Bleck's evil forces. Coincidentally, for the whole of Mr. L's reign of terror, Luigi is nowhere to be seen. How odd...

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| [[Peach]] (Baseball) || || The thought of yet another kidnapping is never far from Peach's mind, but in Mario Super Sluggers, she gets a nice break to just focus on the game. As the leader of the Peach Monarchs, she shows off her skills with her Star Swing, Heart Swing, drawing a heart in the air to distract the fielders.

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| Daisy (Baseball) || [[File:Daisy baseball trophy.png|75px]] || The captain of the Daisy Flowers, Daisy is great both when at bat and when defending. Her fastballs especially are a thing to be feared. Her Star Swing, Flower Swing, will cause a garden to bloom where the ball lands. Fielders will have to wait fr the flowers to clear away. What a pretty delay of the game!

{{Trophy games|console1=GC|game1=Mario Superstar Baseball 08/2005|console2=Wii|game2=Mario Super Sluggers 08/2008}}

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| Toadette || [[File:ToadetteTrophyWiiU.png|75px]] || This lady made her debut in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! Since then, she's shown up to help in several other games. She loves animals and listening to music, and she's quite good at sports. She's also shown to be helpful in explaining Mario's weapons. There is definitely more to Toadette than there seems to be.

{{Trophy games|console1=GC|game1=Mario Kart: Double Dash!! 11/2003|console2=WiiU|game2=Mario Kart 8 05/2014}}

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| Toad Brigade || [[File:Toad brigade trophy.png|75px]] || As Mario travels to the unknown reaches of space, he can always rely on the trusty Toad Brigade. They're a colorful bunch--the captain sports red spots while others have green, yellow, blue, or purple ones. The yellow Toad is known for dozing off on the job, but his sleepy musings can be quite handy!

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| Captain Toad || ||

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| Big Urchin || || Many fancy restaurants serve sea urchins as a delicacy, but they're more of an obstacle in Mario's world. And the friendly looking Big Urchins have the sharpest spikes! They're also, you know, huge. They probably have to be careful not to poke each other while they wait for Mario.

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| Starship Mario || || This ship was made for Mario by Lubba, head honcho of the Luma crew. It's fueled by Power Stars, so the more Mario collects, the deeper he can go into space. Also, as he continues his adventures, the ship will fill up with new friends and items from all over the universe. At some point, a Yoshi's Egg will even appear on the ship's nose!

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| Baby Daisy || [[File:Baby daisy's trophy.png|75px]] || This cute toddler made her first appearance in Mario Kart Wii. If she looks familiar, that's because she's a baby version of Princess Daisy! Look at the determination in those baby eyes-even at such a young age, she was full of drive! Orange was her favorite color at that age too. Even her pacifier is orange!

* [[Larry Koopa]]'s trophy claims that he is the leader of the Koopalings, despite this role usually being given to Ludwig von Koopa. This error occurs  because of a translation error; the original Japanese trophy instead referred to Larry as the "Koopa Troop's Special Squad Leader," which references the blurb for Larry Koopa in ''Mario Kart 8''. In the Wii U version, leader is replaced with younest.

* [[Lemmy]]'s trophy shows him in an orange Clown Car, but when selected as a playable character, his Clown Car is yellow.

* Trophies of Kersti, Gooper Blooper and both forms of Paper Bowser have the same shiny palette as in ''Paper Mario: Sticker Star''.

**Oddly, Bowser never took this design while in Shiny form during Sticker Star.

**This is corrected by in the PAL version by stating Shy Guy was first ''selectable'' in ''Mario Kart 7''.

*The Kamek, Baby Luigi and Baby Mario trophies appear in the Mario category, even though they appear in the main Yoshi games and Mario spin-off games, though the former has recently played antagonistic roles in the mainstream ''Mario'' games and both their debut game, ''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island'', is considered by Nintendo to also be part of the main ''Mario'' series as well as the ''Yoshi'' series.  

**However most of Yoshi's trophies are not in the Mario category, even though [[Yoshi]] himself is part of the Mario series.

*The NA Luigi (With Poltergust 3000) trophy actually features the Poltergust 5000 from ''Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon''.

**This was fixed in the PAL release.

*The Boomerang Trophy in both regions state that the Boomerang's power increases with every throw, while in fact, it only increases for the first three throws.

*This marks the first time that trophy based on Donkey Kong himself belong in the Mario category, and the second time that Wario and Yoshi appear as a Mario trophy, since all three of them appeared in Mario Kart.  

*For some reason, the [[Fire Bar]] trophy's information is surrounded in quotation marks, though the description does not state what is being quoted, if anything.

*The Peach (Baseball) Trophy states that Princess Peach gets a break from kidnapping in [[mariowiki:Mario Super Sluggers|Mario Super Sluggers]], even though in said game she gets kidnapped by Bowser Jr.