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the Poison Mushroom is one of Toad's special items, and he can throw the Poison Mushrooms either in front of him or from behind. Poison Mushrooms retain

Max HP. Being poisoned can be caused by eating a Poison Mushroom or by lining up three Poison Mushrooms on the Battle Spin. While poisoned, Mario is unable

Poison (also known as poisoned water, a Poison Bog, a Poisoned Bog, or a poisonous bog) is a liquid hazard, commonly purple in color, that mostly appears

partners can encounter in the game. Poison Puffs can charge up for a powerful poison breath attack which can poison Mario and his partner. If directly attacked

confused with Super Mushroom or Dash Mushroom. “This is a mushroom! Grab these to recover HP.” —In-game text, Super Paper Mario Mushrooms are recurring items

able to spit poison by pressing . Big Poison Piranha Plants that spit bigger balls of poison also appear. In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Poison Piranha Plants

Big Poison Piranha Plants are larger variants of Poison Piranha Plants that appear in Super Mario Odyssey. When Big Poison Piranha Plants spot Mario, they

see Golden Dash Mushroom. Not to be confused with Mushroom or Dash Mushroom. A Super Mushroom (originally known as a Magic Mushroom, and also known as a Power

The Cursed Mushroom Orb is a Capsule in Mario Party 5, containing a Poison Mushroom. It can be thrown to a space on the board or used on the player for

Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, Ultra Mushrooms are known as Max Mushrooms, have yellow caps, and completely refill one party member's HP when

a Super Star, Rotten Mushrooms will evade them instead. Touching a Rotten Mushroom damages the player, similar to a Poison Mushroom, making it a hazardous

mistake a Poison Mushroom for the one they are looking for. This explains why Mario contracts Bean Fever later on, as he would end up consuming the Poison Mushroom

Not to be confused with Poison Mushroom. Shroob mushrooms are light-purple mushrooms with white dots that appear in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time. The

the Mini Mushroom, while Sonic cannot. The effect of this mushroom can only wear off if Mario were to grab a normal Mushroom. Mini Mushrooms also make

ancient societies ate mushrooms. In Super Paper Mario, Dried Shrooms are dropped by Putrid Piranhas, Poison Cherbils and Poison Pokeys and other enemies

the Mega Mushroom does not appear in Super Mario Odyssey, some mushrooms in the Mushroom Kingdom closely resemble the design of a Mega Mushroom. The Mega

associated with Mushroom items, such as the Invisible Mushroom or the Heavy Mushroom. While the Mushroom Powder is a bag emblazoned with a Poison Mushroom icon,

The Mushroom Crepe (called a Shroom Crepe in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door) is an item made by mixing Cake Mix with an Ultra Shroom in Paper Mario:

negates the effects of a Reverse Mushroom. Using a Reverse Mushroom when afflicted with a Poison Mushroom, or vice versa, will combine the two effects.

Cake is an item found in the Paper Mario series. It is made by cooking a Mushroom with a Cake Mix, and heals ten HP and ten FP. One of the young Toads in