Mario returns once again for Super Smash Bros. Brawl. His moveset is basically the same as the previous games, except that his Down Special Move has been changed to F.L.U.D.D., while Mario Tornado has become his Down Aerial.Contents[show]
1 Attributes
1.1 Moveset
1.1.1 Ground Attacks
1.1.1.1 Normal
1.1.1.2 Smash
1.1.1.3 Other
1.1.2 Aerial Attacks
1.1.3 Grabs & Throws
1.1.4 Special Moves
1.1.5 Taunts
1.2 Changes from Melee to Brawl
2 Role in the Subspace Emissary
2.1 Exclusive Stickers
3 Trivia
4 External links
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Attributes
Mario is considered a beginner character that people can learn with. This is due to him having no major size or speed flaws and is considered all around. His forward aerial is a meteor smash which helps him edgeguard. His forward special, the Cape, allows him to turn enemies around and reflect projectiles. The cape also propels him forward a little when used in the air. His Neutral Special, the Fireball, is spammable and helps his approach. His Down Special, F.L.U.D.D., has to be charged up and deals no damage but pushes enemies back similar to Kyogre or Water Gun. For his recovery, he can wall jump and use his Cape, along with his Super Jump Punch. F.L.U.D.D. can also be used to push him back horizontally. His Smash attacks are quick and strong, so he can execute them will little start-up lag. He is also known for being a good juggler with his quick attacks and aerials. He doesn’t have many ranged attacks, besides Fireball and F.L.U.D.D. Some of his finishers also require some sort of setup in order to work well.
Moveset
Ground Attacks
Normal
Neutral Attack - Jabs with his right, then his left, and then kicks with his right foot. Are all from Super Mario 64. Beneficial in making combos. 9% damage
Dash Attack - Slides forward and kicks with both feet. Also from Super Mario 64. Low priority, damage, and knockback. (Has IASA frames near the end of the attack)7-9% damage.
Forward Tilt - Does a roundhouse kick with his right leg. Has average damage and knockback, but has some range compared to some moves. (Has IASA frames after the kick; some odd momentum properties if exploited)Does 8% to foes.
Up Tilt - Delivers an uppercut while spinning. Average damage and above-average knockback. 7%
Down Tilt - Sweeps low to the ground with his leg. Average damage; low knockback allows for comboing.5% to enemies.
Smash
Side Smash - Shoots fire out of his hand. One of Mario's longest-ranged moves. Damage is highest when sweetspotted (at the flame), but strangely, knockback is somewhat greater around the hand than when sweetspotted. Can also be angled up and down. Does 18-23% normally, but up to 25% if aimed up and 22% if aimed down.
Up Smash - Sends opponents skyward with a headbutt. Has some good upwards knockback, and can Star KO some foes at middle-damage. 19% damage.
Down Smash - Does a breakdance sweep. Some of the best knockback out of Mario's moves. 21% damage.
Other
Ledge Attack - Does a somersault and then kicks upwards, from a laying down position.
100% Ledge Attack - Gets up then does an attack similar to his forward tilt.
Floor Attack -Gets up then punches behind him, then in front of him.
Trip attack-Kicks behind him, then in front of him while getting up.
Aerial Attacks
Neutral Aerial - Performs a Sex Kick kick in the air. Initially does 10%, then 5% afterwards.
Forward Aerial - Punches downward, this is a Meteor Smash. Does 10-13%.
Back Aerial - Spins and kicks backward. Similar to his Fair in the original Super Smash Bros. 12% damage.
Up Aerial - Does a somersault and kicks upward.11%
Down Aerial - Mario Tornado. Spins with fists then strikes with both on opposite sides. Up to 5% on the smaller hits, then 7% on the final for up to 12% damage.
Grabs & Throws
Pummel - Headbutt
Forward Throw - Mario spins around once then throws his opponent in front of him.
Back Throw - Mario spins around several times then throws his opponent backwards. It is similar to when Mario grabs Bowser by the tail, and then swings him around in an attempt to throw into the bombs in Super Mario 64. While a fairly long throw, he can damage other characters with the character he is swinging around.
Up Throw - Mario throws his opponent high into the air.
Down Throw - Mario slams his opponent into the ground
Special Moves
Mario's Special Moves
Standard Special Move
Fireball
Side Special Move
Cape
Up Special Move
Super Jump Punch
Down Special Move
F.L.U.D.D.
Final Smash
Mario Finale
Taunts
Up - Turns into Super Mario. (Same as in SSB and Melee.)
Side - Takes off his hat, twirls around, smooths his hair over and puts his hat back on.(Similar to the level clear in New Super Mario Brothers)
Down - Spins in the air and falls on his back. (Resembles the dying animation from Donkey Kong.)
Changes from Melee to Brawl
Slightly smaller model.
Most attacks are slightly weaker/less knockback/less range.
New Down Special: F.L.U.D.D.
New Down Aerial: Mario Tornado.
Cape isn't quite as effective anymore as a ledge guarding technique due to the auto ledge grab feature, but is now more effective in assisting in recovery.
Fireballs travel considerably less distance but have slightly more hitstun.
Back Aerial has the animation of Mario's Forward Air from the first Smash Bros.
Forward Smash can KO even without being sweetspotted.
Fireballs deal 1% less damage, but have more hitstun and a larger hitbox
Back air attack is slightly stronger, and is used the way he used his forward aerial in Super Smash Bros.
Forward air attack has to be sweetspotted to spike.
Neutral Air is weaker
Throw backwards launches enemies more vertical than horizontal; somewhat random like Dr. Mario in Melee.
Role in the Subspace Emissary
In the beginning, a trophy of Mario and Kirby are thrown into the Midair Stadium, where they come to life and have a friendly fight. The player chooses the one they want to play as. If Mario is chosen, the opponent will be Kirby, and vice-versa. After the battle between the two, the winner revives the loser, they shake hands, and wave to the crowd. However, red ominous clouds appear above the stadium and the Halberd emerges from it. It releases Shadowbugs which form into the Primid. Peach and Zelda, who were watching the match, come to help, and after defeating all of the enemies, they are all confronted by the Ancient Minister. After seeing the two R.O.B.s setting up a Subspace Bomb, Mario runs to try and stop it, only to be blasted out of the stadium by a cannonball.
During his descent from Skyworld, Pit finds Mario's trophy, and revives him. Once Mario recounts what happened, the two continued the descent from Skyworld. When they reach the ground, they fight Primids across green plains and attempt to stop the Ancient Minister from delivering a bomb. Mario attempts to reach the Minister, but falls short; Pit also tries to get him by using a Footstool Jump on Mario, but he also fails, and they continue on their quest.
At one point in the story, the princess you saved back at the stadium will be turned into a trophy by Bowser. Shadowbugs take over the princess's trophy, creating a dark clone of her which tries to fire a Dark Cannon at Mario, (if the princess was Peach) or Link (if the princess was Zelda). However, Link/Pit destroys the gun, and fights the princess with his teammate. Mario/Link notices them standing by the princess's trophy, which dissentigrates. Enraged, Mario/Link attempts to attack Link/Mario, but he dodges the attack, and Link and Yoshi/Mario and Pit fight the other team. After either side is defeated, King Dedede uses Wario's cargo (which also contains Zelda/Peach, Ness, and Luigi's trophies) to snatch the opponents' trophies with a mechanical arm. Fortunately, Kirby appears from behind and severs the arm while reviving the opponents. King Dedede turns around and tries to get away, but Pit/Link fires an arrow at him, thus damaging the cargo. The five follow Dedede, and after a long journey, Mario and his friends confront Bowser, who escapes in the Koopa Clown Car with the trophy of the princess you didn't save. Mario then leads his team in helping Marth and Ike's group, and helps the other heroes at the end with the help of Sonic when they face Tabuu and the might of the Subspace Army.
Exclusive Stickers
The following stickers can either only be used by Mario, or can only be used by a select few, including Mario:
1-Up Mushroom: [Leg] Attack +4
Bowser (Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix): [Throwing] Attack +20
Bowser (Mario Kart 64): [Weapon] Attack +13
Bowser (Super Paper Mario): [Arm] Attack +23
Coin: [Specials: Indirect] Attack +4
Dice Block: [Arm] Attack +8
Dr. Mario: [Head] Attack +18
Koopa: [Body, Spin] Attack +10
Lakitu (Mario Kart: Super Circuit): [Leg] Attack +13
Mario (Mario Kart DS): [Leg] Attack +22
Mario & Yoshi: [Specials: Indirect] Attack +13
Mega Rush Badge: [Specials: Direct] Attack +8
Mushroom: [Arm, Leg] Attack +5
Peach (Super Princess Peach): [Weapon] Attack +23
Peach (Mario Superstar Baseball): [Slash] Attack +5
Rawk Hawk: [Arm] Attack +5
Red Fire: [Flame] Attack +26
Super Mario Bros.: [Arm, Leg] Attack +15
Toad & Toadette: [Head] Attack +16
Waluigi (Super Mario Strikers): [Slash] Attack +15
Waluigi (Mario Superstar Baseball): [Specials: Indirect] Attack +8
Yoshi (Yoshi Touch & Go): [Arm, Leg] Attack +8
Yoshi (Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door): [Throwing] Attack +5
Trivia
Although Mario can crawl in Super Mario 64 and DS, he lacks the ability to crawl. His brother, however, can crawl.
Mario is tied with Kirby for being the most playable character in the Subspace Emissary, being playable in 9 levels. Under certain circumstances, he is also the most defeated character, as he can be seen as a trophy up to four times.
One of his alternate costumes is Fire Mario, another is the original colors of his clothes (except for the blue cap).
Mario's cape is the only reflector that can reflect the F.L.U.D.D..
Additional Information
MARIO[First Called Jumpman]First Appeared In "DONKEY KONG" IN 1981
Marios Brother Is Luigi
Peach Is The One Normally Mario Saves
Bowser Is Marios Rival/Enemy
All Games Including Mario[Including Other Languages][edit] 1980s
[edit] 1981
Donkey Kong (Arcade) North America and Japan Release
[edit] 1982
Donkey Kong (Atari 2600) - North America release
Donkey Kong (ColecoVision) - North America release
Donkey Kong (Game & Watch) - North America and Japan release
Donkey Kong (Intellivision) - North America and Japan release
Donkey Kong Junior (Arcade) - North America and Japan release
Donkey Kong Jr. (Atari 2600) - Europe release
Donkey Kong Jr. (Game & Watch) - North America and Japan release
[edit] 1983
Donkey Kong (Atari 8-bit/Apple II/Commodore 64/MS-DOS ) - North America release
Donkey Kong (Famicom) - Japan release
Donkey Kong Jr. (ColecoVision/Atari 2600) - North America release
Donkey Kong Jr. (INTV/VIC-20) - North America and Japan release
Donkey Kong Jr. (Famicom) - Japan release
Mario Bros. (Arcade/Game & Watch) - North America and Japan release
Mario Bros. (Atari 2600, Atari 5200) - North America release
Mario Bros. (Famicom) - Japan release
Mario's Bombs Away (Game & Watch) - North America and Japan release
Mario's Cement Factory (Game & Watch) - North America and Japan release
[edit] 1984
Donkey Kong Hockey (Game & Watch)
Pinball (Famicom/NES) - North America and Japan release - Mario is found in the bonus stage.
Punch Ball Mario Bros. (NEC PC-8801) - Japan release
Mario Bros. Special (NEC PC-8801) - Japan release
[edit] 1985
Super Mario Bros. (Famicom/NES) - North America and Japan release
Wrecking Crew (Famicom/NES) - North America and Japan release - Mario is the main character.
[edit] 1986
All Night Nippon Super Mario Bros. (Famicom Disk System) - Japan release
Donkey Kong (NES) - North America and Europe release
Donkey Kong Jr. (NES) - North America release
Mario Bros. (NEC PC-8801) - Japan release
Mario Bros. (NES) - North America and Europe release
Super Mario Bros. (Famicom Disk System) - Japan release
Super Mario Bros. 2 (Famicom Disk System) - Japan release
Super Mario Bros. Special (NEC PC-8801) - Japan release
Vs. Super Mario Bros. (Arcade) - North America and Japan release
[edit] 1987
Donkey Kong Jr. (NES) - Europe release
Mario Bros. (ZX Spectrum) - Europe release
Super Mario Bros. (NES) - Europe release
Wrecking Crew (NES) - Europe release - Mario is the main character.
[edit] 1988
Donkey Kong (Atari 7800) - North America and Europe release
Donkey Kong (Famicom Disk System) - Japan release
Donkey Kong Classics (NES) - North America release
Donkey Kong Jr. (Atari 7800) - North America and Europe release
Donkey Kong Jr. (Famicom Disk System) - Japan release
Kaettekita Mario Bros. (Famicom Disk System) - Japan release
Mario Bros. (Atari 7800, XEGS)
Super Mario Bros. (Wristwatch Game) - North America release
Super Mario Bros. 2 (NES) - North America release
Super Mario Bros. 3 (Famicom) - Japanese release
Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt (NES) - North America release
[edit] 1989
Alleyway (Game Boy) - North America and Japan release - Mario appears in bonus level, also drives/flies/controls the paddle on screen as shown in the intro
Donkey Kong 2 (Game & Watch) - North America and Japan release
Donkey Kong Classics (NES) - Europe release
Super Mario Bros. 2 (NES) - Europe and Australia release
Super Mario Land (Game Boy) - North America and Japan release
Tetris (Famicom/NES) - North America and Japan release - Once player beats Level 9 Height 5, Mario and friends appear.
Tetris (Game Boy) - North America and Japan release - Mario and Luigi appear in 2-player game.
[edit] 1990s
[edit] 1990
3-in-1 Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt/World Class Track Meet (NES) - North America release
Dr. Mario (Game Boy)
Dr. Mario (NES)
Super Mario Bros. 3 (NES) - North America release
Super Mario Land (Game Boy) - Europe release
Super Mario World (Super Famicom) - Japan release
VS. Dr. Mario (Arcade) - North America and Japan release
[edit] 1991
Mario the Juggler (Game & Watch) - North America and Japan release
Mario Teaches Typing (MS-DOS) - North America release
Super Mario Bros. 3 (NES) - Europe release
Super Mario World (SNES) - North America release
NES Open Tournament Golf (NES) - North America release
Super Mario Bros. & Friends: When I Grow Up (PC) - North America release
Yoshi (Famicom) - Japan release
Yoshi (Game Boy) - Japan release
[edit] 1992
Super Mario USA AKA Super Mario Bros 2 (Famicom) - Japan release of Super Mario Bros. 2
Super Mario Kart (Super Famicom/SNES)
Yoshi (Famicom/NES, Game Boy) The player controls Mario or Luigi
Yoshi's Cookie (Famicom and Game Boy) - Japan Release
Mario Paint (SNES)
Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (Game Boy)
Mario's Time Machine (DOS)
Super Mario World (SNES) - Europe release
Mario Is Missing! (DOS) Mario is captured by Bowser
[edit] 1993
Mario's Time Machine (SNES)
Mario & Wario (Super Famicom) - Japan only
Super Mario All-Stars (Super Famicom/SNES)
Yoshi's Cookie (NES, SNES, Super Famicon and Game Boy) - North America and Japan release
Mario Bros. Classic (NES) - Europe only
Mario's Early Years! Fun with Letters (SNES) - North America only
Mario's Early Years! Fun with Numbers (SNES) - North America only
Mario's Early Years! Preschool Fun (SNES) - North America only
Yoshi's Safari (SNES/Super Famicon)
[edit] 1994
Manhole (Game & Watch)
Donkey Kong '94 (Game Boy)
Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World (Super Famicom/SNES) - North America and Europe
Mario's Time Machine (NES) - North America only
Yoshi's Cookie (NES) - European release
Hotel Mario (CD-i)
[edit] 1995
Mario's Tennis (Virtual Boy)
Mario Teaches Typing (Microsoft Windows)
Mario Teaches Typing (Macintosh)
Mario Clash (Virtual Boy)
Mario's Picross (Game Boy)
Mario's Picross 2 (Game Boy)
Mario's Super Picross (Super Famicom) - Japan only
Undake 30 Same Game (Super Famicom Satellaview) - Japan only
BS Dr. Mario (Super Famicom Satellaview) - Japan only
BS Super Mario Bros. 3 (Super Famicom Satellaview) - Japan only
Mario's Game Gallery (PC)
Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (SNES)
[edit] 1996
Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars (Super Famicom/SNES)
Super Mario 64 (Nintendo 64)
Mario's Picross 2 (Game Boy) - Japan only
Mario Teaches Typing 2 (PC)
[edit] 1997
Game & Watch Gallery (Game Boy)
Mario Excite Bike (Super Famicom Satellaview) - Japan only
Mario Kart 64 (Nintendo 64)
Mario Teaches Typing 2 (PC)
Mario's FUNdamentals (PC)
[edit] 1998
Mario no Photopi (Nintendo 64) - Japan only
Wrecking Crew '98 (Super Famicom) - Japan only
Mario Party (Nintendo 64) - Japan release
Game & Watch Gallery 2 (Game Boy Color)
[edit] 1999
Super Mario Bros. Deluxe (Game Boy Color)
Game & Watch Gallery 3 (Game Boy Color)
Mario Golf (Game Boy Color, Nintendo 64) - (Game Boy Color) Japan Release
Mario Party 2 (Nintendo 64)
Mario Artist: Paint Studio (1999) Japan only
Super Smash Bros (Nintendo 64)
[edit] 2000s
[edit] 2000
Mario Golf (Game Boy Color) (Game Boy Color) - North America release
Mario Tennis (Nintendo 64)
Mario Tennis (Game Boy Color) - Japan release
Mario Party 2 (Nintendo 64) - release outside Japan
Mario Party 3 (Nintendo 64) - Japan release
Game & Watch Gallery 3 (Game Boy Color) - European release
Mario Artist: Talent Studio - Japan only
Mario Artist: Communication Kit - Japan only
Mario Artist: Polygon Studio - Japan only
[edit] 2001
Mario Tennis (Game Boy Color) - release outside Japan
Paper Mario (Nintendo 64)
Mario Party 3 (Nintendo 64) - release outside Japan
Mario Kart Super Circuit (Game Boy Advance)
Super Mario Advance (Game Boy Advance)
Luigi's Mansion (GameCube)
Dr. Mario 64 (Nintendo 64) - Japan Release
Super Smash Bros. Melee(Gamecube) - Japan and North America release
[edit] 2002
Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2 (Game Boy Advance)
Super Mario Sunshine (GameCube)
Mario Party 4 (GameCube)
Super Smash Bros. Melee - Europe release
Game & Watch Gallery 4 (Game Boy Advance)
Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3 (Game Boy Advance)
[edit] 2003
Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 (Game Boy Advance)
Mario Party 5 (GameCube)
Mario Kart: Double Dash!! (GameCube)
Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga (Game Boy Advance)
Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour (GameCube)
Nintendo Puzzle Collection (GameCube) - Japan only - Dr. Mario is a game in the collection
[edit] 2004
Super Mario Fushigi no Korokoro Party (Arcade)
Mario vs. Donkey Kong (Game Boy Advance)
Mario Golf: Advance Tour (Game Boy Advance)
Super Mario Bros. (Classic NES Series) (Game Boy Advance e-Reader)
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (GameCube)
Mario Pinball Land (Game Boy Advance)
Dr. Mario (Classic NES Series) (Game Boy Advance)
Mario Power Tennis (GameCube)
Super Mario 64 DS (Nintendo DS)
Mario Party 6 (GameCube)
Wrecking Crew (Game Boy Advance)
Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels (GBA) - Japan only
[edit] 2005
Mario Power Tennis (GameCube) - European Release
Mario Party Advance (Game Boy Advance)
Dr. Mario & Puzzle League (Game Boy Advance)
Mario Superstar Baseball (GameCube)
Dance Dance Revolution Mario Mix (GameCube)
Super Mario 64 DS (Nintendo DS) - Australia and Europe Release
Mario Party 6 (GameCube) - Australia and Europe Release
Super Princess Peach (Nintendo DS) - Japan release
Mario Party 7 (GameCube)
Mario Kart DS (Nintendo DS)
Mario Tennis: Power Tour (Game Boy Advance)
Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time (Nintendo DS)
Super Mario Strikers (GameCube)
Mario Kart Arcade GP (Arcade) -international release-
Yoshi Touch & Go (Nintendo DS)
[edit] 2006
Game & Watch Collection
Mario Party 7 (GameCube) - European and Australia Release
Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time (Nintendo DS) - European and Australia Release
Super Mario 64 DS (Nintendo DS) - Chinese release
Super Princess Peach (Nintendo DS) - release outside of Japan
New Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo DS)
Mario Hoops 3-on-3 (Nintendo DS) playable character
Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis (Nintendo DS) - North American Release - supporting character
Yoshi's Island DS (Nintendo DS) - supporting character
Mario Bros. - November 19 (Wii Virtual Console (NES))
Donkey Kong (Wii Virtual Console (NES))
Super Mario Bros. (Wii Virtual Console (NES))
Donkey Kong Jr. (Wii Virtual Console (NES))
Pinball (Wii Virtual Console (NES))
Super Mario 64 (Wii Virtual Console (N64))
Mario's Super Picross (Wii Virtual Console (SNES)) - Japanese release
[edit] 2007
Super Paper Mario (Wii) April 9, 2007
Mario Party 8 - (Wii) - May 29, 2007 North America
Itadaki Street DS (Nintendo DS) - June 21, 2007 (Japan)
Mario Strikers Charged (Wii) - July 30, 2007
Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis (Nintendo DS) - Release outside of North American - supporting character
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii, Nintendo DS) - November 2007 (U.S. release)
Super Mario Galaxy (Wii) - November 12, 2007 (USA)
Mario Kart Arcade GP 2 (Arcade) - TBA 2007 (Japan)
Mario Party DS (Nintendo DS) - November 19, 2007 [1]
Mario Kart 64 (Wii Virtual Console (N64))
Paper Mario (Wii Virtual Console (N64))
Super Mario World (Wii Virtual Console (SNES))
Super Mario Bros. 2 USA (Wii Virtual Console (NES))
Super Mario Bros The Lost Levels (Wii Virtual Console (NES))
Super Mario Bros. 3 (Wii Virtual Console (NES))
[edit] 2008
Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Wii) - March 10
Mario Kart Wii (Wii) - April 27
Dr. Mario Online Rx (Wiiware) - May 26
Mario Super Sluggers (Wii) - August 25
[edit] 2009
Mario & Luigi RPG 3 (DS) - TBA 2009
[edit] Canceled
Super Mario's Wacky Worlds (CD-i)
VB Mario Land (Virtual Boy)
Super Mario 64 2 (Nintendo 64)
Mario Artist: Game Maker (64DD)
Mario Artist: Graphical Message Maker (64DD)
Mario Artist: Sound Maker (64DD)
Mario Artist: Video Jockey (64DD)
Super Mario 128 (Nintendo GameCube/Wii)
Super Mario FX (SNES)
[edit] Spin-off franchises
Dr. Mario
Mario Kart
Mario Party
Mario Baseball
Mario Strikers
Mario Tennis
Mario Golf
Wario Land
WarioWare
Yoshi's Island
MARIO IS 27 YEARS OLD ACCORDING TO HOW LONG HE HAS BEEN KNOWN
BUT
TO ME MARIO LOOKS AS HE IS 13[BECAUSE THAT IS MY AGE]
MARIO IS NINTENDOS HIT CHARECTAR
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