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In ''[[Tetris 99]]'', if the ''Super Mario Bros. Wonder'' theme is applied, the badges take the form of the Pipe-Rock Plateau Wonder Seed icons.
In ''[[Tetris 99]]'', if the ''Super Mario Bros. Wonder'' theme is applied, the badges take the form of the Pipe-Rock Plateau Wonder Seed icons.


Although the Elephant Fruit doesn't appear physically during the ''Super Mario Bros. Wonder'' event in ''[[Super Mario Run]]'' from December 20, 2023 to March 15, 2024, he appear as one of the stamps on the Stamp Cards.
Although the Wonder Seed doesn't appear physically during the ''Super Mario Bros. Wonder'' event in ''[[Super Mario Run]]'' from December 20, 2023 to March 15, 2024, he appear as one of the stamps on the Stamp Cards.
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Revision as of 10:09, December 23, 2023

Wonder Seed
Artwork of a Wonder Seed from Super Mario Bros. Wonder
First appearance Super Mario Bros. Wonder (2023)
Latest appearance Super Mario Run (version 3.1.0, cameo) (2023)
Effect Ends the Wonder Effect. Also a goal for some courses.

Template:Quote2 A Wonder Seed, also spelled Wonderseed,[1] is a collectable item in Super Mario Bros. Wonder. The color of a Wonder Seed changes depending on the current world, being identical to that of the world's Wonder Flowers: blue for Pipe-Rock Plateau, turquoise for Fluff-Puff Peaks, pink for Shining Falls, yellow for Sunbaked Desert, green for Fungi Mines, purple for Deep Magma Bog, orange for the Petal Isles, and white for the Special World. Each standard level in the game contains at least two Wonder Seeds, with one always rewarded to players for completing a level and rescuing a Poplin, while another is found after triggering the level's Wonder Effect, which the Wonder Seed ends upon being collected. Levels with a secret exit contain a third Wonder Seed, while Break Time! levels, Search Party levels, Badge Challenges and Poplin Houses contain only one. As with collectibles in previous games such as Star Medals in Super Mario 3D Land and Green Stars in Super Mario 3D World, collecting enough Wonder Seeds can unlock levels. After a Wonder Seed is collected, it becomes gray and transparent when re-entering the level. There are a total of 225 Wonder Seeds in the game.

They also bear a similarity to Super Mario Odyssey's Power Moons, with them changing their color depending on the region within the game and the player being able to buy them in shops for 100 flower coins.

Wonder Seeds feature brown coats which cover their lower and rear areas. The exposed portion of the embryo features a pair of white eyes, a green shoot, and brightly colored cotyledons with iridescent diamond markings similar to those found on a Wonder Flower.

In Tetris 99, if the Super Mario Bros. Wonder theme is applied, the badges take the form of the Pipe-Rock Plateau Wonder Seed icons.

Although the Wonder Seed doesn't appear physically during the Super Mario Bros. Wonder event in Super Mario Run from December 20, 2023 to March 15, 2024, he appear as one of the stamps on the Stamp Cards.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ワンダーシード
Wandā Shīdo
Wonder Seed

Chinese (simplified) 惊奇种子
Jīngqí Zhǒngzi
Wonder Seed

Chinese (traditional) 驚奇種子
Jīngqí Zhǒngzi
Wonder Seed

Dutch Wonderzaadje
Wonder Seed
German Wundersamen
Wonder Seed, possibly a pun on "wundersam" (wondrous), though this is likely unintended
Italian Seme meraviglia
Wonder seed
Korean 원더시드
Wondeo Sideu
Wonder seed

Portuguese Semente fenomenal
Phenomenal seed
Russian Чудо-семечко
Chudo-semechko
Wonder seed

Spanish Semilla Maravilla
Wonder Seed

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