Toadsworth
Toadsworth is Princess Peach's longtime steward, first appearing in Super Mario Sunshine, where he comes along with Princess Peach and Mario to Isle Delfino. He is always worried about the princess and takes care of the Toads.
Biography
Adventures in Isle Delfino
Toadsworth's first appearence was in Super Mario Sunshine where he accompanied Mario, Princess Peach, and an entourage of Toads to Isle Delfino for a vacation. At first he simply accompanies the Princess around the island. After she is kidnapped by Shadow Mario he can be found fretting and worrying in various locations. After she is rescued he returnd with the rest of the vacationers to the Mushroom Kingdom.
Adventures in the BeanBean Kingdom
In Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga Toadsworth makes a brief appearence in the beggining of the game where he presents Mario and Luigi with a suitcase. Later he comes to the BeanBean kingdom himself (along with Princess Peach). He is shown near the end of the game to be good friends with Lady Lima.
Adventures in Rogueport
Toadsworth accompanies Princess Peach on her trip to Rougeport during Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door. He keeps Princess Peach very close to him, but ends up losing her. When Mario comes to Rougeport he meets a frantic Toadsworth who is incredibly worried about the missing Princess. Mario assures Toadsworth that he will save her, and Toadsworth spends the remainder of the game in Rougeport's Inn.
Young and Old
Main Article: Young Toadsworth
Todsworth also appears in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time. He is with Mario and Luigi when Princess Peach takes an experimental back in time, and is paranoid that something terrible will happen. His fears later become justified, as when the time machine returns a Shroob is in it. He promptly faints, and requires a Mushroom to revive him. He is still confused when he wakes up and accidentilly pushes Mario and Luigi into a timehole. He later teams up with his younger self to teach the Bros. moves.
Toad House Host
Toadsworth replaces Toad as the host of Toad Housees in New Super Mario Bros.. He can give out items to Mario or Luigi if they complete his mini-games.
Other Appearences
Toadsowrth makes a cameo in Mario Kart: Double Dash! whenever a player wins a cup he drives the Parade Kart that takes them to there Trophy. He is the referee in Mario Power Tennis. He finally becomes playable in Mario Superstar Baseball on Peach's team.
Trivia
- It is said on Nintendo.com's page for Super Mario Sunshine that he is Peach's father, which would make him King Toadstool. However, he's a Toad, and Peach isn't. Additionally, in Mario Superstar Baseball, when naming all of the players on Peach's team, Lakitu says "And... your grandpa?! Oh, pardon me! Venerable Toadsworth!" While not made entirely clear, Lakitu may have at first been mistaken, but then corrected himself. His exact relation to her is still not fully understood, as Peach addresses him as "Toadsworth" (not as "Father" or "Grandfather") in Super Mario Sunshine.
- Toadsworth is voiced by Charles Martinet.
- In Japan, the character is known as "Kinojii", a portmanteau of "kinoko (the Japanese word for mushroom), and "ojii" (a Japanese colloquialism for an older man), although "Kinopio" (known as "Toad" in the U.S.) could also be used since the character is himself a "kinopio".
- An e-mail in The Thousand Year Door says that he is 60 years old.
Mario Superstar Baseball Information
- Type: Technique
- Starting Team Captain: Peach
- Status: Player
- Stats:
- Batting: 4/10
- Pitching: 4/10
- Fielding: 6/10
- Running: 4/10
- Player Profile:
- Strong Point: Fielding
- Special Talents: Super Catch
- Trajectory:
- Field: Center
- Height: Normal
- Star Pitch: Slowball
- Star Swing: Left
- Sweet Spot: The brown mushroom on the bat
- Compatiable Relationships: Peach, Toad, Toadette
- Bio: "Princess Peach's attendant. Though he says his life gets shorter every time Princess Peach gets abducted, he is always in good health and full of energy. While he lacks in stamina, he makes up for it by making cool plays that take advantage of his long life's worth of experience."
