Emblem
- This article is about the character symbols in the Mario series. For the universe symbols in the Super Smash Bros. series, see the "Major series represented" section on the Super Smash Bros. series article. For the collectibles found in the Nintendo DS version of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games, see List of collectibles in Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Nintendo DS) § Emblems.
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An emblem is a symbol that appears on an item used by a specific character in many of the Mario spinoff and main series titles, usually representing said character in some fashion; for example, Mario's emblem is the red M that is sewn on his cap, whereas that of Yoshi is his egg.
Description
Emblems have been used as early as Mario Tennis for the Nintendo 64, with each character's emblem inked on the strings of their respective rackets; the trend has been continued in all future Mario Tennis games since then.
Emblems would make an appearance in the Mario Kart series as well, starting with Mario Kart: Double Dash!!; certain karts have their respective character's emblem placed on the kart's body. Mario Kart DS and Mario Kart Wii give all characters that appear in either game a more streamlined emblem, most of which have been used in various other spinoff games since, including later Mario Kart games. Like in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, these emblems are applied on the kart, bike or ATV. Starting with Mario Kart 7, certain gliders would also depict the character's emblem. Mario Kart DS also introduced emblem customization, a feature currently exclusive to that game where players can create their own icons using the Nintendo DS Touch Screen, which were displayed during online matches.
In the Mario Party series, emblems first appeared in Mario Party 7, where they were used to denote who controlled Character Spaces (created when someone placed an Orb on a space); when using team-based rulesets, the game instead uses one of two (or four) preset team emblems. They also appear in Windmillville, denoting ownership of a particular windmill and the Stars tied to it. In Mario Party 8, an emblem appears next to the character to indicate when it is the character's turn during gameplay; Koopa's Tycoon Town also uses a similar mechanic to the aforementioned Windmillville, using each character's emblems to denote ownership of the hotels. The game also includes the minigame Stampede, where the player must stamp their character's emblem onto blank sheets of paper.
Emblems are featured on Goal Poles and Checkpoint Flags in more recent main series platformers, starting with New Super Mario Bros. Wii. When a character touches a Goal Pole or a Checkpoint Flag, the Bowser emblem on it will be replaced with their own, and the flag will change color to match the character as well.
Emblems also make an appearance in the Mario & Sonic series. They appear on flags and emblems (not to be confused with the symbols themselves) in these games. The Mario characters have their usual emblems, but since all Sonic characters with the exceptions of Dr. Eggman and Eggman Nega lack unique emblems, most use silhouettes of their faces, entirely in one color besides the eyes, at a different angle and with a colored background.
List of character emblems
Character emblems that are denoted with a darker background stopped appearing since the most recent version was first used.
Character | Image | First appearance | Description | Notes |
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Mario | ![]() |
Mario Tennis | A red letter "M". | Taken directly from the "M" insignia sewn on his red cap. Colors are sometimes inverted. |
Luigi | ![]() |
Mario Tennis | A green letter "L". | Taken directly from the "L" insignia sewn on his green cap. Colors are sometimes inverted. |
Princess Peach | ![]() |
Mario Tennis | A yellow crown, embedded with round jewels: a red jewel on the front and two blue jewels on the side. | Common depiction of Peach's crown. |
Yoshi | ![]() |
Mario Tennis | A white egg with three green spots, commonly leaning towards the left. | Represents Yoshi's Egg, which Yoshis lay, throw, and sometimes get trapped inside of. Other color variants of Yoshis use their egg's color variant as their emblem. |
Bowser | ![]() |
Mario Tennis | A red, stylized silhouette of Bowser's face, commonly on a black backdrop. | His stylized silhouette is taken from his wipe transition when Mario loses a life in Super Mario 64 and certain other games. Sometimes depicted in orange rather than red in earlier titles like Mario Power Tennis. Lacks the holes for the eyes, nose and mouth in Mario Tennis. |
Toad | ![]() |
Mario Tennis | A Mushroom with a white cap and red spots. | A stylized depiction of Toad's head. The original depiction as used in Mario Tennis was less round and had no eyes. The version used in Mario Party 7 and Mario Party 8 includes a small, smiling mouth as well. Sometimes colored blue if Toad is blue in a game, and sometimes used in a different color to match when another, differently-colored Toad is using it. |
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Mario Kart: Double Dash!! | A Mushroom with a red cap and white spots. | Represents a Super Mushroom. | |
Donkey Kong | ![]() |
Mario Tennis | The yellow letters "DK" with red and yellow borders, commonly on a red backdrop. | Taken from Donkey Kong's initials as depicted on his red tie. Also matches with the "DK" symbol on DK Barrels, but with the colors inverted. Sometimes, such as in Mario Tennis, this emblem's colors are inverted, matching the DK Barrels more closely. |
Wario | ![]() |
Mario Tennis | An indigo letter "W". | Taken directly from the "W" insignia sewn on his yellow cap. |
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Mario Tennis Open | Wario's pink nose and crooked mustache. | Used only in the Mario Tennis series as of Mario Tennis Open. Occasionally used as a motif for the WarioWare series, sometimes also including Wario's eyes. | |
Princess Daisy | ![]() |
Mario Tennis | A round flower with six yellow petals and a teal center. | Stylized depiction of Daisy's jewelry (her earrings and brooch); represents the flower motifs that recur with Daisy. The version originally used in Mario Tennis was more oval than in future titles. |
Waluigi | ![]() |
Mario Tennis | A yellow "Γ" with a purple border. | Taken directly from the inverted "L" insignia sewn on his purple cap. |
Koopa Troopa | ![]() |
Mario Power Tennis | A stylized depiction of a Green Shell, worn by Koopa Troopas. | Other color variants of Koopa Troopas use their shells' color variant as their emblem. |
Koopa Paratroopa | ![]() |
Mario Tennis | A stylized depiction of a wing. | Considering they are the first winged variation of a common enemy, wings are commonly associated with Paratroopas, which is also evidenced by the P-Wing. |
Bowser Jr. | ![]() |
Mario Power Tennis | An orange, stylized silhouette of Bowser Jr.'s face, commonly on a black backdrop. | The version in Mario Power Tennis has Bowser Jr.'s face look more menacing than in later titles. |
Boo | ![]() |
Mario Power Tennis | A large red mouth with four pointed teeth. | A stylized depiction of a Boo's open mouth, as Boos usually appear with. The version in Mario Power Tennis also features a tongue. |
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Mario Tennis | A blue tear, wisp or fireball. | May represent Boo's shyness, or their ghostly nature. | |
King Boo | ![]() |
Mario Kart Wii | A large red mouth with four pointed teeth, topped with a yellow crown embedded with diamond-shaped jewels: a blue jewel on the front, and two red jewels on the sides. | A combination of Boo's emblem and a stylized depiction of King Boo's crown. |
Professor Elvin Gadd | ![]() |
Super Mario Sunshine | A stylized depiction of Professor E. Gadd's head. | |
Toadette | ![]() |
Mario Kart Wii | A Mushroom with a pink cap, white spots, and braided pigtails. | A stylized depiction of Toadette's head. The version used in Mario Party 7 and Mario Party 8 includes a small, smiling mouth as well. |
Rosalina | ![]() |
Mario Kart Wii | A stylized depiction a Grand Star. | Grand Stars have an association with Rosalina, as they and various Power Stars are the power source of her Comet Observatory. |
Luma | ![]() |
Mario Tennis Open | A stylized depiction of a Luma, commonly with a dark blue backdrop. | |
Pauline | ![]() |
Mario Tennis Aces | A red heart with a mouth-shaped hole and purple borders. | A very stylized depiction of Pauline's lips. |
Honey Queen | ![]() |
Mario Kart 7 | A yellow and brown striped circle with insect wings and stinger, adorned with a crown with blue jewels. | A stylized depiction of Honey Queen's body and crown. |
Captain Toad | ![]() |
Super Mario 3D World | A Mushroom with a white cap and red spots, with a lit headlamp strapped around the top of the cap. | A stylized depiction of Captain Toad's head. Based on Toad's emblem, but with the addition of a headlamp. |
Sprixie Princess (Green) | ![]() |
Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash | A stylized depiction of the Sprixie Princess's head. | |
Peachette | ![]() |
Mario Kart Tour | A stylized depiction of a Super Crown. | Super Crowns turn Toadette into Peachette once she collects one. |
Dry Bones | ![]() |
Mario Kart DS | A stylized depiction of a Dry Bones' head from the side. | |
Lakitu | ![]() |
Mario Kart 7 | A stylized depiction of Lakitu's Cloud. | |
Shy Guy | ![]() |
Mario Tennis | A stylized depiction of a Shy Guy's mask. | |
Fly Guy | ![]() |
Mario Power Tennis | A stylized depiction of a propeller. | Based on the propeller on Fly Guy's head, although the symbol in Mario Power Tennis depicts the propeller as red, despite Fly Guy's propeller being blue. |
Birdo | ![]() |
Mario Tennis | A stylized depiction of Birdo's ribbon, albeit pink rather than red. | Originally depicted as red in Mario Tennis. Other color variants of Birdos use their bows' color variants as their emblems. |
Kamek | ![]() |
Mario Party 9 | A stylized depiction of Kamek's hat and glasses from the side. | |
Boom Boom | ![]() |
Mario Tennis Aces | A stylized depiction of Boom Boom's right arm. | |
Spike | ![]() |
Mario Party 10 | A stylized depiction of a Spike's head from the side. | |
Chain Chomp | ![]() |
Mario Tennis Aces | A stylized depiction of a Chain Chomp's head from the side. | |
Monty Mole | ![]() |
Mario Kart Tour | A stylized depiction of a Monty Mole's face. | |
Goomba | ![]() |
Mario Party: The Top 100 | A stylized silhouette of a Goomba's face. | Also used for Goomba Tower. |
Nabbit | ![]() |
New Super Luigi U | A stylized depiction of Nabbit's face. | |
Diddy Kong | ![]() |
Mario Power Tennis | Two yellow stars with red and yellow borders, usually on a red backdrop. | The same two stars are depicted on Diddy Kong's shirt. |
Dixie Kong | ![]() |
Mario Kart Tour | The yellow letters "DX" with pinked and yellow borders, commonly on a pink backdrop. | Taken from the "DX" symbol on special DK Barrels from Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, but with inverted colors. |
Funky Kong | ![]() |
Mario Kart Wii | A stylized depiction of Funky Kong's face. | |
Cranky Kong | ![]() |
The Super Mario Bros. Movie | The yellow letters "CK" with brown and yellow borders, commonly on a brown backdrop. | Taken from the "CK" symbol on special DK Barrels from Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, but with brown instead of red. |
Donkey Kong Jr. | ![]() |
Mario Tennis | The red letter "J". | Taken from the red J on Donkey Kong Jr.'s shirt, which is in turn taken from the Japanese logo for the game Donkey Kong Jr. |
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Mario Kart Tour | The red letters "Jr." with white and gray borders. | A Jr. logo in the style of Donkey Kong Jr.'s shirt and the Japanese logo for Donkey Kong Jr. This is the first time the R on a Donkey Kong Jr. logo is depicted in lowercase. Because this emblem is used for a Super Mario Kart variant of Donkey Kong Jr. in Mario Kart Tour, it appears pixelated. | |
Larry Koopa | ![]() |
Mario Kart 8 | A cyan, stylized silhouette of Larry's face, commonly on a black backdrop. | |
Morton Koopa Jr. | ![]() |
Mario Kart 8 | A brownish-gray, stylized silhouette of Morton's face, commonly on a black backdrop. | |
Wendy O. Koopa | ![]() |
Mario Kart 8 | A pink, stylized silhouette of Wendy's face, commonly on a black backdrop. | |
Iggy Koopa | ![]() |
Mario Kart 8 | A light-green, stylized silhouette of Iggy's face, commonly on a black backdrop. | |
Roy Koopa | ![]() |
Mario Kart 8 | A magenta, stylized silhouette of Roy's face, commonly on a black backdrop. | |
Lemmy Koopa | ![]() |
Mario Kart 8 | A yellow, stylized silhouette of Lemmy's face, commonly on a black backdrop. | |
Ludwig von Koopa | ![]() |
Mario Kart 8 | A blue, stylized silhouette of Ludwig's face, commonly on a black backdrop. | |
Dry Bowser | ![]() |
Mario Kart Wii | A gray, stylized silhouette of Dry Bowser's face, commonly on a black backdrop. | |
Fawful | ![]() |
Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story | A stylized depiction of Fawful's grinning face. | |
Piranha Plant | ![]() |
Mario Party: Island Tour | A stylized depiction of a Piranha Plant's head, pointed up. | Piranha Plants usually emerge from pipes the same way this emblem depicts. |
Fire Piranha Plant | ![]() |
Mario Tennis Aces | A stylized depiction of a Fire Piranha Plant's head as it appears in games such as Super Mario 3D Land, pointed up. | |
Petey Piranha | ![]() |
Mario Tennis Open | A stylized depiction of Petey Piranha's head, pointed up. | |
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Mario Power Tennis | A stylized depiction of a Piranha Plant's head with green lips, pointed up. | Piranha Plants in Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Sunshine have green lips like Petey Piranha. | |
Wiggler | ![]() |
Mario Kart 7 | A stylized depiction of a Wiggler's head with brown outlines. | Also used for Flutter. |
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Mario Power Tennis | A stylized depiction of a baby blue, four-petaled flower with a green stalk. | Based on the flower visible atop Wigglers' heads when they are calm. | |
Blooper | ![]() |
Mario Tennis Aces | A stylized depiction of a Blooper's pair of eyes. | |
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Mario Party 8 | A stylized depiction of a Blooper. | ||
Gooper Blooper | ![]() |
Mario Power Tennis | A stylized silhouette of a Blooper, as they appear in Super Mario Sunshine, with a black backdrop. | As it is used for Gooper Blooper Volley, it appears in yellow, green, red, and blue variations. |
Virus | ![]() |
Dr. Mario World | A stylized silhouette of a Virus. | |
Hammer Bro | ![]() |
Mario Kart Tour | A stylized depiction of a Hammer Bro's head from the side. | |
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Mario Party 8 | A stylized depiction of a hammer. | ||
Boomerang Bro | ![]() |
Mario Kart Tour | A stylized depiction of a Boomerang Bro's head from the side. | |
Ice Bro | ![]() |
Mario Kart Tour | A stylized depiction of an Ice Bro's head from the side. | |
Fire Bro | ![]() |
Mario Kart Tour | A stylized depiction of a Fire Bro's head from the side. | |
Dolphin | ![]() |
Dr. Mario World | A stylized depiction of a Dolphin from the side. | Resembles Team Dolphin's Character Space emblem in Mario Party 7, albeit slightly rotated counterclockwise. |
King Bob-omb | ![]() |
Mario Kart Tour | A stylized depiction of King Bob-omb's face. Includes his crown with red jewels, floating slightly above his head. | |
Dr. Mario | ![]() |
Mario Kart Tour | A stylized depiction of a capsule with Mario's color scheme. | Dr. Luigi, Dr. Peach, and Dr. Bowser in Mario Kart Tour use versions of this emblem that match their respective color schemes. |
Chargin' Chuck | ![]() |
Super Mario Party | A stylized depiction of a Chargin' Chuck's helmet from the side. | |
Ninji | ![]() |
Mario Golf: Super Rush | A stylized depiction of a Ninji's face. | |
Foreman Spike | ![]() |
The Super Mario Bros. Movie | A stylized depiction of Spike's head from the side. | |
Baby Mario | ![]() |
Mario Tennis Open | A red letter "M", surrounded in a circle with red frills. | Mario's emblem, with the frilled circle representing the infant stage. Colors are sometimes inverted. |
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Mario Tennis | A red, lowercase letter "m". | Based on the "M" insignia sewn on his red cap, but made lowercase to represent Mario's infant stage. | |
Baby Luigi | ![]() |
Mario Kart 8 | A green letter "L", surrounded in a circle with green frills. | Luigi's emblem, with the frilled circle representing the infant stage. Colors are sometimes inverted. |
Baby Peach | ![]() |
Mario Tennis Open | A crown with embedded jewels, surrounded in a circle with pink frills. | Peach's emblem, with the frilled circle representing the infant stage. Colors are sometimes inverted. |
Baby Daisy | ![]() |
Mario Kart 8 | A yellow-petaled flower with teal insides, surrounded in a circle with orange frills. | Daisy's emblem, with the frilled circle representing the infant stage. Colors are sometimes inverted. |
Baby Rosalina | ![]() |
Mario Kart 8 | A Grand Star, surrounded in a circle with cyan frills. | Rosalina's emblem, with the frilled circle representing the infant stage. Colors are sometimes inverted. |
Baby Wario | ![]() |
Dr. Mario World | An indigo letter "W", surrounded in a circle with yellow frills. | Wario's emblem, with the frilled circle representing the infant stage. Colors are sometimes inverted. |
PAC-MAN | ![]() |
Mario Kart Arcade GP | Pac-Man in his original circular appearance, with his mouth open and facing left. | Prior to Mario Kart Arcade GP DX, this emblem was pixelated, resembling Pac-Man's original sprite more, and was also facing right instead of left. |
Ms. PAC-MAN | ![]() |
Mario Kart Arcade GP | Pac-Man's original circular sprite, with its mouth open and facing right, and with the addition of Ms. Pac-Man's red, pixelated bow on the top left. | Although the bow in this emblem is based on the one from Ms. Pac-Man's original sprite, it has a slightly different design and position compared to the original; additionally, the eyes, lips, and beauty mark from the original sprite are all absent. |
Blinky | ![]() |
Mario Kart Arcade GP | Blinky's original sprite, with his eyes pointed to the right. | |
R.O.B. | ![]() |
Mario Kart DS | A purple +Control Pad. | Represents the +Control Pad of the Nintendo Entertainment System or Family Computer, which R.O.B. is a peripheral for. |
Mametchi | ![]() |
Mario Kart Arcade GP 2 | Mametchi's happy face, with his eyes closed and his mouth open and smiling. | |
Don-chan | ![]() |
Mario Kart Arcade GP DX | A stylized depiction of Don-chan's face, colored orange with his eyes, mouth, and face outline white. | |
Link | ![]() |
Mario Kart 8 | A white crest depicting a stylized bird and the Triforce (three triangles arranged in a triangular shape). | A common depiction of the Royal Crest, a recurring symbol in The Legend of Zelda series that combines the Triforce symbol with the Hylian Crest (a successor to the Goddess Crest), both also recurring symbols from that series. The stylized bird represents a Loftwing. |
Link (Champion's Tunic) | ![]() |
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe | A white, very stylized depiction of an eye with a tear. | The Crest of the Sheikah, as it appears in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. |
Villager | ![]() |
Mario Kart 8 | A stylized depiction of a green leaf with a bite. | A recurring symbol throughout the Animal Crossing series. Appears as the icon for furniture, as well as the symbol on Tom Nook's apron. |
Isabelle | ![]() |
Mario Kart 8 | A stylized depiction of a red apple. | Fruits, including apples, are recurring items in the Animal Crossing series. |
Inkling | ![]() |
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe | A stylized depiction of an Inkling in squid form. | Recurring iconography in the Splatoon series. Various color variants of Inkling Girls and Boys change the color of the squid in their emblems to match their own squid forms. |
Mii | ![]() |
Mario Kart Wii | The Mii logo. | Backdrop color changes to match the Mii's gender or favorite color in some games. |
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Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
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Mario Strikers Charged
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Kamek (unused)
Horn emblems (Mario Kart 8 only)
Mario's horn
Luigi's horn
Peach's horn
Daisy's horn
Rosalina's horn
Metal Mario's horn
Yoshi's horn
Toad's horn
Koopa Troopa's horn
Shy Guy's horn
Black Shy Guy's horn
White Shy Guy's horn
Lakitu's horn
Toadette's horn
Baby Mario's horn
Baby Luigi's horn
Baby Peach's horn
Baby Daisy's horn
Baby Rosalina's horn
Pink Gold Peach's horn
Bowser's horn
Donkey Kong's horn
Wario's horn
Waluigi's horn
Iggy's horn
Roy's horn
Lemmy's horn
Larry's horn
Wendy's horn
Ludwig's horn
Morton's horn
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Baby Peach, Baby Peach (Cherub)
Baby Rosalina, Baby Rosalina (Detective)
Shy Guy, Black Shy Guy, Shy Guy (Pastry Chef), Pink Shy Guy, Shy Guy (Gold), Green Shy Guy, Shy Guy (Ninja), Light-blue Shy Guy, Pink Shy Guy (Ninja)
Dry Bones, Dry Bones (Gold)
Mario, Mario (Musician), Mario (Hakama), Mario (Santa), Mario (Happi), Mario (Classic), Mario (Chef), Mario (Swimwear), Mario (Sunshine), Mario (Halloween), Mario (Racing), Mario (Tuxedo), Mario (Baseball), Penguin Mario, Mario (Satellaview), Mario (Golf), Mario (Aviator), Mario (Samurai), Cat Mario, Mario (King)
Peach, Peach (Kimono), Peach (Vacation), Peach (Wintertime), Peach (Wedding), Peach (Halloween), Peach (Happi), Peach (Yukata)
Yoshi, Yoshi (Reindeer), Yoshi (Egg Hunt)
Daisy, Daisy (Holiday Cheer), Daisy (Fairy), Daisy (Yukata), Daisy (Swimwear), Daisy (Farmer), Daisy (Thai Dress), Daisy (Sailor)
Toad, Toad (Pit Crew), Toad (Party Time), Cat Toad, Penguin Toad, Yellow Toad (Pit Crew), Light-blue Toad (Pit Crew), Red Toad (Pit Crew)
Toadette, Toadette (Explorer), Builder Toadette, Penguin Toadette, Toadette (Sailor)
Rosalina, Rosalina (Halloween), Rosalina (Aurora), Rosalina (Swimwear), Tanooki Rosalina, Cat Rosalina, Rosalina (Volendam), Rosalina (Chef)
Luigi, Penguin Luigi, Luigi (Classic), Luigi (Lederhosen), Luigi (Painter), Luigi (Vacation), Luigi (Golf), Cat Luigi, Luigi (Chef)
Bowser Jr., Bowser Jr. (Pirate)
Wario, Wario (Hiker), Wario (Cowboy)
Waluigi, Waluigi (Bus Driver), Waluigi (Vampire)
King Boo, King Boo (Luigi's Mansion), King Boo (Gold)
Pauline, Pauline (Party Time), Pauline (Rose)
Yoshi (Kangaroo), Yoshi (Gold Egg)
Dry Bowser, Dry Bowser (Gold)
King Bob-omb, King Bob-omb (Gold)
Chargin' Chuck, Chargin' Chuck (Gold)
Petey Piranha, Petey Piranha (Gold)
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