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{{Redirect|Yoshi Kid|Mario's Yoshi partner from [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]|[[Mini-Yoshi]]}} | {{Redirect|Yoshi Kid|Mario's Yoshi partner from [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]|[[Mini-Yoshi]]}} | ||
{{species infobox | {{species infobox | ||
|image=[[File:NSMBU Bubble Baby Yoshi Artwork.png|200px]]<br>[[Bubble Baby Yoshi]], a blue Baby Yoshi in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]'' | |image=[[File:NSMBU Bubble Baby Yoshi Artwork.png|200px]]<br>[[Bubble Baby Yoshi]], a blue Baby Yoshi in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]'' | ||
|first_appearance= ''[[Super Mario World]]'' ([[List of games by date#1990|1990]]) | |||
|latest_appearance=''[[WarioWare: Get It Together!]]'' ([[List of games by date#2021|2021]]) | |||
|variant_of=[[Yoshi (species)|Yoshi]] | |variant_of=[[Yoshi (species)|Yoshi]] | ||
|variants=[[Balloon Baby Yoshi]]<br>[[Bubble Baby Yoshi]]<br>[[Glowing Baby Yoshi]] | |variants=[[Balloon Baby Yoshi]]<br>[[Bubble Baby Yoshi]]<br>[[Glowing Baby Yoshi]] | ||
|notable=[[Fearsome 5]]<br>[[#Tetris Attack|Little Yoshi]]<br>[[Mini-Yoshi]]<br>[[Team Chibi Yoshis]] | |notable=[[Fearsome 5]]<br>[[#Tetris Attack|Little Yoshi]]<br>[[Mini-Yoshi]]<br>[[Team Chibi Yoshis]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{quote|Yoshi! Yoshi! (Hey! I'm Baby Yoshi! [[Mario|You]] look like you know where to find food, so I guess I'll follow you!)|Baby Yoshi|New Super Mario Bros. U}} | {{quote|Yoshi! Yoshi! (Hey! I'm Baby Yoshi! [[Mario|You]] look like you know where to find food, so I guess I'll follow you!)|Baby Yoshi|New Super Mario Bros. U}} | ||
'''Baby Yoshis''', sometimes known as '''Little Yoshis''', are newborn [[Yoshi (species)|Yoshi]]s born from [[Yoshi's Egg]]s, making their debut in ''[[Super Mario World]]''. Unlike their adult counterparts, Baby Yoshis' mouths appear to resemble beaks, an apparent nod to Yoshi's more reptilian prototypical design. | |||
'''Baby Yoshis''', sometimes known as '''Little Yoshis''', are newborn [[Yoshi (species)|Yoshi]]s born from [[Yoshi's | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===''Super Mario'' series=== | ===''Super Mario'' series=== | ||
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In ''[[Super Mario World]]'', red, yellow, and blue Baby Yoshis (or '''Mini-Yoshis''')<ref>Super NES Nintendo Player's Guide, page 14.</ref> are only found in [[Star World]], where they hatch from eggs of the same color whenever [[Mario]] makes his approach. Feeding the Baby Yoshis five enemies or objects - such as [[shell]]s, [[coin]]s, or active [[Grab Block]]s - will make them turn into adult Yoshis. However, if a Baby Yoshi eats any power-up, it will grow up instantly. [[Yoshi]] himself hatches directly into an adult when Mario uncovers his egg, but this is because [[Bowser]] trapped Yoshi in the egg. Unlike their adult counterparts, Baby Yoshis cannot use their tongues to eat objects and only eats anything that it makes contact with, similar to Yoshi eating a [[berry]]. Also, the eggs Mario rescues from the [[Koopalings]] will all hatch into Baby Yoshis during the ending cutscene. While green Baby Yoshis have artwork for the game, they do not appear during gameplay, aside from briefly appearing when Yoshi comes out of the egg before instantly growing; however, a single one in the ending appears as one of the rescued Baby Yoshis. | In ''[[Super Mario World]]'', red, yellow, and blue Baby Yoshis (or '''Mini-Yoshis''')<ref>Super NES Nintendo Player's Guide, page 14.</ref> are only found in [[Star World]], where they hatch from eggs of the same color whenever [[Mario]] makes his approach. Feeding the Baby Yoshis five enemies or objects - such as [[shell]]s, [[coin]]s, or active [[Grab Block]]s - will make them turn into adult Yoshis. However, if a Baby Yoshi eats any power-up, it will grow up instantly. [[Yoshi]] himself hatches directly into an adult when Mario uncovers his egg, but this is because [[Bowser]] trapped Yoshi in the egg. Unlike their adult counterparts, Baby Yoshis cannot use their tongues to eat objects and only eats anything that it makes contact with, similar to Yoshi eating a [[berry]]. Also, the eggs Mario rescues from the [[Koopalings]] will all hatch into Baby Yoshis during the ending cutscene. While green Baby Yoshis have artwork for the game, they do not appear during gameplay, aside from briefly appearing when Yoshi comes out of the egg before instantly growing; however, a single one in the ending appears as one of the rescued Baby Yoshis. | ||
In the [[Game Boy Advance]] remake ''[[Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2]]'', once a Baby Yoshi has been found in Star World and fed enough enemies or objects to grow to maturity, it is possible to find a Yoshi of their color in any [[? Block]] containing a Yoshi Egg. However, these Yoshis will not remain as babies, and instead grow straight into adults like Green Yoshi. Mario's present form will determine what color | In the [[Game Boy Advance]] remake ''[[Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2]]'', once a Baby Yoshi has been found in Star World and fed enough enemies or objects to grow to maturity, it is possible to find a Yoshi of their color in any [[? Block]] containing a Yoshi's Egg. However, these Yoshis will not remain as babies, and instead grow straight into adults like Green Yoshi. Mario's present form will determine what color egg will come out of the ? Block upon hitting it. | ||
The possible outcomes are as follows; forms written in ''italics'' will always spawn that particular Yoshi, assuming it has already been found and fed in Star World, whereas forms not written in italics will randomly spawn a Yoshi among those which have already been unlocked: | The possible outcomes are as follows; forms written in ''italics'' will always spawn that particular Yoshi, assuming it has already been found and fed in Star World, whereas forms not written in italics will randomly spawn a Yoshi among those which have already been unlocked: | ||
*Green Yoshi for Small Mario, [[Super Mario (form)|Super Mario]], Fire Mario (if Red Yoshi has not been found and fed yet), and [[Cape Mario|Caped Mario]] (if Blue Yoshi has not been found and fed yet). | *Green Yoshi for Small Mario, [[Super Mario (form)|Super Mario]], Fire Mario (if Red Yoshi has not been found and fed yet), and [[Cape Mario|Caped Mario]] (if Blue Yoshi has not been found and fed yet). | ||
*Yellow Yoshi for Small Mario, Super Mario, Fire Mario (if Red Yoshi has not been found and fed yet), and Caped Mario (if Blue Yoshi has not been found and fed yet). | *Yellow Yoshi for Small Mario, Super Mario, Fire Mario (if Red Yoshi has not been found and fed yet), and Caped Mario (if Blue Yoshi has not been found and fed yet). | ||
*Red Yoshi for Small Mario, Super Mario, ''Fire Mario'', and Caped Mario (if Blue Yoshi has not been found and fed yet). | *Red Yoshi for Small Mario, Super Mario, ''Fire Mario'', and Caped Mario (if Blue Yoshi has not been found and fed yet). | ||
*Blue Yoshi for Small Mario, Super Mario, Fire Mario (if Red Yoshi has not been found and fed yet) and ''Caped Mario''. | *Blue Yoshi for Small Mario, Super Mario, Fire Mario (if Red Yoshi has not been found and fed yet) and ''Caped Mario''. | ||
In a 2017 interview, it was revealed that Baby Yoshis originally had a blob-like appearance.<ref>Wawro, Alex (September 28, 2017). [https://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/306745/Have_a_look_at_Nintendos_early_prototype_for_Yoshi.php Have a look at Nintendo's early prototype for Yoshi]. ''Gamasutra''. Retrieved December 8, 2017.</ref> | In a 2017 interview, it was revealed that Baby Yoshis originally had a blob-like appearance.<ref>Wawro, Alex (September 28, 2017). [https://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/306745/Have_a_look_at_Nintendos_early_prototype_for_Yoshi.php Have a look at Nintendo's early prototype for Yoshi]. ''Gamasutra''. Retrieved December 8, 2017.</ref> | ||
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====''New Super Mario Bros. U'' / ''New Super Luigi U'' / ''New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe''==== | ====''New Super Mario Bros. U'' / ''New Super Luigi U'' / ''New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe''==== | ||
[[File:Toad and Blue Baby Yoshi.png|thumb|right|[[Blue Toad (character)|Blue Toad]] with a Bubble Baby Yoshi and a [[Goomba]] trapped in a bubble in ''New Super Mario Bros. U'']] | [[File:Toad and Blue Baby Yoshi.png|thumb|right|[[Blue Toad (character)|Blue Toad]] with a Bubble Baby Yoshi and a [[Goomba]] trapped in a bubble in ''New Super Mario Bros. U'']] | ||
Baby Yoshis return in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]'', ''[[New Super Luigi U]]'', and their [[New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe|Nintendo Switch port]]s. They now sound as they do in ''Super Mario World'', but high-pitched. They are found in color-swapped Yoshi | Baby Yoshis return in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]'', ''[[New Super Luigi U]]'', and their [[New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe|Nintendo Switch port]]s. They now sound as they do in ''Super Mario World'', but high-pitched. They are found in color-swapped [[Yoshi's Egg|Yoshi egg]]s, and can still eat enemies they make contact with — however, unlike in ''Super Mario World'' they will not grow, instead remaining as babies. Baby Yoshis also cannot eat fruits. There are three different colored Baby Yoshis: [[Bubble Baby Yoshi]]s, which shoot bubbles used to defeat enemies and earn three [[coin]]s; [[Glowing Baby Yoshi]]s, which illuminate dark areas and stun enemies; and [[Balloon Baby Yoshi]]s, which inflate like a balloon for vertical movement. | ||
Baby Yoshis in this game run away like their adult counterpart if a player is damaged while carrying one. Unlike their adult counterparts, Baby Yoshis (minus Glowing Baby Yoshis) follow the player into the End-of-Level [[Fortress]]. Baby Yoshis periodically appear on the [[World Map]], and they can be picked up and used in levels that normally do not have Baby Yoshis (minus Castle, Tower, and Airship stages). Baby Yoshis can be kept until the player loses them; if there are multiple players, all players can continue to use Baby Yoshis as long as one player finishes the level with one. While a player swims with a Baby Yoshi, the player's swimming style resembles that of someone wearing a [[Frog Suit]] or [[Penguin Suit]], and the Baby Yoshi's normal abilities are replaced by an underwater spin maneuver that gives the player a speed boost. Baby Yoshis also vocalize to the music when picked up. | Baby Yoshis in this game run away like their adult counterpart if a player is damaged while carrying one. Unlike their adult counterparts, Baby Yoshis (minus Glowing Baby Yoshis) follow the player into the End-of-Level [[Fortress]]. Baby Yoshis periodically appear on the [[World Map]], and they can be picked up and used in levels that normally do not have Baby Yoshis (minus Castle, Tower, and Airship stages). Baby Yoshis can be kept until the player loses them; if there are multiple players, all players can continue to use Baby Yoshis as long as one player finishes the level with one. While a player swims with a Baby Yoshi, the player's swimming style resembles that of someone wearing a [[Frog Suit]] or [[Penguin Suit]], and the Baby Yoshi's normal abilities are replaced by an underwater spin maneuver that gives the player a speed boost. Baby Yoshis also vocalize to the music when picked up. | ||
Baby Yoshis also appear in [[Toad House|Red Toad House]] [[minigame]]s. In this minigame, they swallow icons that give the player a chance to win or lose the minigame. Balloon Baby Yoshis have the item icons that determine what power-up the player obtains, Bubble Baby Yoshis hold multiplier icons that determine how many power-ups the player obtains, and Glowing Baby Yoshis hold a [[Toad]] icon or a [[Bowser]] icon. The former allows the player to get the power-up, and the latter automatically marks a loss. The player must fit the Baby Yoshis in their respective color spots. | Baby Yoshis also appear in [[Toad House|Red Toad House]] [[minigame]]s. In this minigame, they swallow icons that give the player a chance to win or lose the minigame. Balloon Baby Yoshis have the item icons that determine what power-up the player obtains, Bubble Baby Yoshis hold multiplier icons that determine how many power-ups the player obtains, and Glowing Baby Yoshis hold a [[Toad]] icon or a [[Bowser]] icon. The former allows the player to get the power-up, and the latter automatically marks a loss. The player must fit the Baby Yoshis in their respective color spots. | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
WiiU NewMarioU 3 char03 E3.png|Luigi and a Balloon Baby Yoshi | WiiU NewMarioU 3 char03 E3.png|Luigi and a Balloon Baby Yoshi | ||
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====''Yoshi's Island DS''==== | ====''Yoshi's Island DS''==== | ||
[[File:Star Child Baby Yoshi YIDS.png|thumb|left|A green baby Yoshi hatches from a Yoshi Egg.]] | [[File:Star Child Baby Yoshi YIDS.png|thumb|left|A green baby Yoshi hatches from a Yoshi's Egg.]] | ||
A green Baby Yoshi makes an appearance in ''[[Yoshi's Island DS]]''. After six of the [[star children]] are shown during the credits, a Baby Yoshi is revealed as the seventh and final star child upon hatching. Similarly to the Yoshis in ''Yoshi's Story'', this baby Yoshi looks strikingly similar to an adult Yoshi despite being a newborn. Due to his green coloration and status as a star child, it is possible that this baby Yoshi is the very same [[Yoshi]] that the grown up Mario Bros. would go on to rescue and ally with in ''Super Mario World'' and subsequent ''Mario'' games. | A green Baby Yoshi makes an appearance in ''[[Yoshi's Island DS]]''. After six of the [[star children]] are shown during the credits, a Baby Yoshi is revealed as the seventh and final star child upon hatching. Similarly to the Yoshis in ''Yoshi's Story'', this baby Yoshi looks strikingly similar to an adult Yoshi despite being a newborn. Due to his green coloration and status as a star child, it is possible that this baby Yoshi is the very same [[Yoshi]] that the grown up Mario Bros. would go on to rescue and ally with in ''Super Mario World'' and subsequent ''Mario'' games. | ||
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{{Main|Team Chibi Yoshis}} | {{Main|Team Chibi Yoshis}} | ||
Six Baby Yoshis are the main characters in volumes [[Super Mario-kun Volume 19|19]] and 20 of the CoroCoro Comics manga ''[[Super Mario-kun]]'', which cover the events of ''Yoshi's Story''. They each have unique personalities and appearances, and accompany Mario and Poochy on a quest to retrieve the [[Super Happy Tree]] from the clutches of Baby Bowser. Throughout the story they are referred to as T.C.Y., or "Team Chibi Yoshis". Each of them has a page dedicated to their introduction with a four-panel comic that displays an outstanding aspect of their personality. | Six Baby Yoshis are the main characters in volumes [[Super Mario-kun Volume 19|19]] and 20 of the CoroCoro Comics manga ''[[Super Mario-kun]]'', which cover the events of ''Yoshi's Story''. They each have unique personalities and appearances, and accompany Mario and Poochy on a quest to retrieve the [[Super Happy Tree]] from the clutches of Baby Bowser. Throughout the story they are referred to as T.C.Y., or "Team Chibi Yoshis". Each of them has a page dedicated to their introduction with a four-panel comic that displays an outstanding aspect of their personality. | ||
<gallery perrow=3> | <gallery perrow=3> | ||
SMK vol 19 Cover.png|Volume 19 of ''[[Super Mario-kun]]'' | SMK vol 19 Cover.png|Volume 19 of ''[[Super Mario-kun]]'' | ||
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===''Game & Watch Gallery'' series=== | ===''Game & Watch Gallery'' series=== | ||
Baby Yoshis have made frequent appearances in the ''[[Game & Watch Gallery (series)|Game & Watch Gallery]]'' series. | Baby Yoshis have made frequent appearances in the ''[[Game & Watch Gallery (series)|Game & Watch Gallery]]'' series. | ||
====''Game & Watch Gallery 2''==== | ====''Game & Watch Gallery 2''==== | ||
[[File:BabyYoshi-GWGallery2Chef.png|frame|left]] | [[File:BabyYoshi-GWGallery2Chef.png|frame|left]] | ||
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==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
|Jap=チビヨッシー | |Jap=チビヨッシー / ちびヨッシー | ||
|JapR=Chibi Yosshī | |JapR=Chibi Yosshī | ||
|JapM={{wp|Chibi (slang)|Chibi}} Yoshi; romanized as "Chibi-Yossy" in the ''Super Mario World'' Shogakukan guide<ref>''Super Mario World'' Shogakukan Book 1 (pg. 27)</ref> | |JapM={{wp|Chibi (slang)|Chibi}} Yoshi; romanized as "Chibi-Yossy" in the ''Super Mario World'' Shogakukan guide<ref>''Super Mario World'' Shogakukan Book 1 (pg. 27)</ref> | ||
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- "Yoshi Kid" redirects here. For Mario's Yoshi partner from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, see Mini-Yoshi.
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 Bubble Baby Yoshi, a blue Baby Yoshi in New Super Mario Bros. U | |||
| First appearance | Super Mario World (1990) | ||
| Latest appearance | WarioWare: Get It Together! (2021) | ||
| Variant of | Yoshi | ||
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- “Yoshi! Yoshi! (Hey! I'm Baby Yoshi! You look like you know where to find food, so I guess I'll follow you!)”
- —Baby Yoshi, New Super Mario Bros. U
Baby Yoshis, sometimes known as Little Yoshis, are newborn Yoshis born from Yoshi's Eggs, making their debut in Super Mario World. Unlike their adult counterparts, Baby Yoshis' mouths appear to resemble beaks, an apparent nod to Yoshi's more reptilian prototypical design.
History
Super Mario series
Super Mario World / Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2
In Super Mario World, red, yellow, and blue Baby Yoshis (or Mini-Yoshis)[1] are only found in Star World, where they hatch from eggs of the same color whenever Mario makes his approach. Feeding the Baby Yoshis five enemies or objects - such as shells, coins, or active Grab Blocks - will make them turn into adult Yoshis. However, if a Baby Yoshi eats any power-up, it will grow up instantly. Yoshi himself hatches directly into an adult when Mario uncovers his egg, but this is because Bowser trapped Yoshi in the egg. Unlike their adult counterparts, Baby Yoshis cannot use their tongues to eat objects and only eats anything that it makes contact with, similar to Yoshi eating a berry. Also, the eggs Mario rescues from the Koopalings will all hatch into Baby Yoshis during the ending cutscene. While green Baby Yoshis have artwork for the game, they do not appear during gameplay, aside from briefly appearing when Yoshi comes out of the egg before instantly growing; however, a single one in the ending appears as one of the rescued Baby Yoshis.
In the Game Boy Advance remake Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2, once a Baby Yoshi has been found in Star World and fed enough enemies or objects to grow to maturity, it is possible to find a Yoshi of their color in any ? Block containing a Yoshi's Egg. However, these Yoshis will not remain as babies, and instead grow straight into adults like Green Yoshi. Mario's present form will determine what color egg will come out of the ? Block upon hitting it.
The possible outcomes are as follows; forms written in italics will always spawn that particular Yoshi, assuming it has already been found and fed in Star World, whereas forms not written in italics will randomly spawn a Yoshi among those which have already been unlocked:
- Green Yoshi for Small Mario, Super Mario, Fire Mario (if Red Yoshi has not been found and fed yet), and Caped Mario (if Blue Yoshi has not been found and fed yet).
- Yellow Yoshi for Small Mario, Super Mario, Fire Mario (if Red Yoshi has not been found and fed yet), and Caped Mario (if Blue Yoshi has not been found and fed yet).
- Red Yoshi for Small Mario, Super Mario, Fire Mario, and Caped Mario (if Blue Yoshi has not been found and fed yet).
- Blue Yoshi for Small Mario, Super Mario, Fire Mario (if Red Yoshi has not been found and fed yet) and Caped Mario.
In a 2017 interview, it was revealed that Baby Yoshis originally had a blob-like appearance.[2]
The name "Mini-Yoshi" would later be used for a partner in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and a toy in Mini Mario & Friends: amiibo Challenge (albeit unhyphenated).
New Super Mario Bros. U / New Super Luigi U / New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe
Baby Yoshis return in New Super Mario Bros. U, New Super Luigi U, and their Nintendo Switch ports. They now sound as they do in Super Mario World, but high-pitched. They are found in color-swapped Yoshi eggs, and can still eat enemies they make contact with — however, unlike in Super Mario World they will not grow, instead remaining as babies. Baby Yoshis also cannot eat fruits. There are three different colored Baby Yoshis: Bubble Baby Yoshis, which shoot bubbles used to defeat enemies and earn three coins; Glowing Baby Yoshis, which illuminate dark areas and stun enemies; and Balloon Baby Yoshis, which inflate like a balloon for vertical movement.
Baby Yoshis in this game run away like their adult counterpart if a player is damaged while carrying one. Unlike their adult counterparts, Baby Yoshis (minus Glowing Baby Yoshis) follow the player into the End-of-Level Fortress. Baby Yoshis periodically appear on the World Map, and they can be picked up and used in levels that normally do not have Baby Yoshis (minus Castle, Tower, and Airship stages). Baby Yoshis can be kept until the player loses them; if there are multiple players, all players can continue to use Baby Yoshis as long as one player finishes the level with one. While a player swims with a Baby Yoshi, the player's swimming style resembles that of someone wearing a Frog Suit or Penguin Suit, and the Baby Yoshi's normal abilities are replaced by an underwater spin maneuver that gives the player a speed boost. Baby Yoshis also vocalize to the music when picked up.
Baby Yoshis also appear in Red Toad House minigames. In this minigame, they swallow icons that give the player a chance to win or lose the minigame. Balloon Baby Yoshis have the item icons that determine what power-up the player obtains, Bubble Baby Yoshis hold multiplier icons that determine how many power-ups the player obtains, and Glowing Baby Yoshis hold a Toad icon or a Bowser icon. The former allows the player to get the power-up, and the latter automatically marks a loss. The player must fit the Baby Yoshis in their respective color spots.
Luigi and a Balloon Baby Yoshi
Mario and a Glowing Baby Yoshi
Super Mario World television series
Baby Yoshi is the young version of Yoshi in the Super Mario World television series episode "Mama Luigi". He differs from the Baby Yoshis from the Super Mario World game, Baby Yoshi is shown to be able to move on his own and use his tongue as a baby, is able to eat many enemies without growing, and does not possess any shoes on his feet either. He knows how to talk right from birth, but mistakes the first person he sees for his mother, which happens to be Luigi.
Yoshi franchise
Yoshi
Baby Yoshis appear in the game Yoshi under the name of Little Yoshis[3] and can be seen on the title screen. A Little Yoshi will appear if the player sandwiches two egg shells together with no enemies, or at least one enemy on the NES version, rewarding the player 50 points.
Tetris Attack
- “Hey you Koopa! I can beat you- bring it on!”
- —Little Yoshi, Tetris Attack
A yellow Baby Yoshi, referred to as Little Yoshi, appears in the game Tetris Attack. He appears to be Yoshi's friend and accompaniment, although their relationship is not clarified.
Little Yoshi also makes an appearance in the Vs. mode ending, eager to defeat Bowser, only to realize Yoshi and his friends already defeated Bowser seconds ago. Little Yoshi is disappointed, wanting to show how cool he is, but is quickly uplifted from compliments by Yoshi's friends.
Yoshi's Story
In Yoshi's Story, eight Baby Yoshis are playable. However, they look different from their Super Mario World counterparts, and instead look similar to the appearance of adult Yoshis, and act like adult Yoshis, as they have most of the abilities an adult Yoshi would have, such as the Flutter Jump, Ground Pound, the ability to stick out their tongue to eat Fruits and enemies, and the ability to lay eggs. Additionally, during the story sequences at the beginning and ending of the game, they were shown to have smaller and less developed bodies in contrast to the Yoshis seen only on the very first page in the intro.
Yoshi's Island DS
A green Baby Yoshi makes an appearance in Yoshi's Island DS. After six of the star children are shown during the credits, a Baby Yoshi is revealed as the seventh and final star child upon hatching. Similarly to the Yoshis in Yoshi's Story, this baby Yoshi looks strikingly similar to an adult Yoshi despite being a newborn. Due to his green coloration and status as a star child, it is possible that this baby Yoshi is the very same Yoshi that the grown up Mario Bros. would go on to rescue and ally with in Super Mario World and subsequent Mario games.
Mario Paint
Green Baby Yoshis are used as a stamp for the Art Mode and an instrument for the music mode in Mario Paint. Their sprites are reused from Super Mario World. Their sound effect in music mode is the same sound effect as the Yoshi sound effect from Super Mario World.
Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
In Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, a pudgy Baby Yoshi, named Baby Fat,[4] appears as an inhabitant of Yo'ster Isle that hatches after Mario obtains the Star Piece from Bundt in Marrymore. Being a baby, his voice is higher than the older Yoshis. If Mario has Yoshi Cookies, he can feed Baby Fat with them. After Mario feeds him 30 Yoshi Cookies in total, he will become fat and exit the nest which is hinted at by another Yoshi. His voice becomes deeper, but not as deep as Boshi's voice. By continuing to feed him more cookies at the same time, he may give Mario various items by hatching them out from eggs. His fat appearance may be a reference to the Template:Wikia from Square's own Final Fantasy franchise.
Super Mario-kun
- Main article: Team Chibi Yoshis
Six Baby Yoshis are the main characters in volumes 19 and 20 of the CoroCoro Comics manga Super Mario-kun, which cover the events of Yoshi's Story. They each have unique personalities and appearances, and accompany Mario and Poochy on a quest to retrieve the Super Happy Tree from the clutches of Baby Bowser. Throughout the story they are referred to as T.C.Y., or "Team Chibi Yoshis". Each of them has a page dedicated to their introduction with a four-panel comic that displays an outstanding aspect of their personality.
Volume 19 of Super Mario-kun
Volume 20 of Super Mario-kun
Mario's Picross
A Baby Yoshi makes an appearance as a puzzle in Mario's Picross, where it is referred to as "Mini Yoshi".
Paper Mario series
Paper Mario
In Paper Mario, Baby Yoshis are known as Yoshi Kids and are specifically a group calling themselves the Fearsome 5. When they were first encountered on Lavalava Island, they were being watched over by Sushie, though they were thinking up plans of their own. When Mario later returned to the village after he discovers that the path to Mt. Lavalava is inaccessible, the older Yoshis are going berserk over the Yoshi Kids' sudden disappearances. Mario helped Sushie down from the tree that they trapped her in and found all five Yoshi Kids.
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
- Main article: Mini-Yoshi
A Baby Yoshi appears in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door as well, joining Mario's party after hatching out of an egg he had previously obtained. While in the English version he is referred to as a "Yoshi", the Italian version more specifically refers to him as a "Miniyoshi"[5], further explaining that Miniyoshis are "Yoshis just hatched from the eggs"[6] (his Japanese name is チビヨッシー, which is the Japanese term for Baby Yoshi[7]).
Despite being a newborn Yoshi, he is already able to talk[7], to lay eggs (with his Mini-Egg move), to carry Mario on his back and to flutter while carrying him. He is, however, able to jump only without Mario on his back, as seen in his Ground Pound move.
Game & Watch Gallery series
Baby Yoshis have made frequent appearances in the Game & Watch Gallery series.
Game & Watch Gallery 2
In Game & Watch Gallery 2, Little Yoshis[8] appear in Chef. Princess Peach has to feed Yoshi, but if she feeds him overcooked food, he will revert into a Little Yoshi. If she feeds Yoshi enough cooked food, though, he will release an egg, which contains a Little Yoshi that replaces his parent.
Game & Watch Gallery 3
In Game & Watch Gallery 3 in Egg, if the Yoshi eats enough cookies, he will lay an egg, which will eventually hatch into a Baby Yoshi. The Baby Yoshi assists the Yoshi by temporarily eating cookies at a random angle.
A Baby Yoshi also appears during the credits, from an egg thrown by an adult Yoshi.
Game & Watch Gallery 4
In Game & Watch Gallery 4, the Baby Yoshi reprises its role in Chef.
Super Mario Party
In the Toad's Rec Room minigame Puzzle Hustle one of the puzzles is a sprite of Mario holding a Baby Yoshi from Super Mario World.
WarioWare: D.I.Y.
A Baby Yoshi makes a cameo appearance in WarioWare: D.I.Y. as a sprite for the Yoshi instrument when making records in the game.
Profiles
Perfect Edition of the Great Mario Character Encyclopedia
「チビヨッシー
種族 恐竜族
性格 くいしんぼう
登場ゲーム ワールド」
食べざかりの子供ヨッシー
恐竜ランドに住むチビヨッシーには、レッド、ブルー、イエローの3種類がいる。つかまえたときには、子供で何の役にも立たないが、敵やアイテムを5個食べさせると、立派なヨッシーに成長する。[9]
Baby Yoshi
Species: Dinosaur Tribe
Disposition: Glutton
Appears in: World
Yoshi, a child in the peak of his eating years
There are three types of little Yoshi living in Dinosaur Land: Red, Blue, and Yellow. When you grab one, it is a child and of little use to you, but if you feed it five enemies or items, it will grow up to be a great Yoshi.
New Super Mario Bros. U
- Electronic manual bio: "If you run into certain enemies while holding Baby Yoshi, he will gobble them up. Pressing
(
) / shaking 
will activate Baby Yoshi's special power."
New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe
- Play Nintendo: "If you find a Baby Yoshi on the World Map, it will follow you into the next course you select (except for towers and castles). Baby Yoshis have special skills to help reach tough places, light up passages, and more."[10]
Gallery
- For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Baby Yoshi.
Super Mario World
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | チビヨッシー / ちびヨッシー Chibi Yosshī |
Chibi Yoshi; romanized as "Chibi-Yossy" in the Super Mario World Shogakukan guide[11] |
| Chinese | 小耀西 Xiǎo Yàoxī |
Little Yoshi |
| Dutch | Baby Yoshi |
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| Korean | 꼬마요시 Kkomayosi |
Little Yoshi |
| Portuguese (NOE) | Yoshi Bebé[12] |
Baby Yoshi |
| Spanish | Bebé Yoshi |
Baby Yoshi |
References
- ^ Super NES Nintendo Player's Guide, page 14.
- ^ Wawro, Alex (September 28, 2017). Have a look at Nintendo's early prototype for Yoshi. Gamasutra. Retrieved December 8, 2017.
- ^ Yoshi instruction booklet, page 14 on NES and page 13 on Game Boy.
- ^ Nintendo Magazine System (UK) Issue 47, page 91. "Once you win, you’ll receive your prize and be free to wander around the place, talking to a couple of lovesick mushrooms (aaah!) who mention the Grate Guy’s Casino (one to note down), and feeding on the giant toddler called Baby Fat. He’ll keep chomping on all the cookies you give him, and when he’s full, you’ll receive some very interesting new items... Chow down, fat boy!"
- ^ Fifth part of Wonky's tale about Miniyoshis in the Italian version of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
- ^ Second part of Wonky's tale about Miniyoshis in the Italian version of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
- ^ a b kaomoji7952 (July 12, 2009). ペーパーマリオＲＰＧ 縛りプレイpart38. YouTube. Retrieved October 4, 2015.
- ^ Game & Watch Gallery 2 instruction booklet, page 21.
- ^ Perfect Ban Mario Character Daijiten. Page 110.
- ^ New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe Tips & Tricks. Play Nintendo. Retrieved July 14, 2020.
- ^ Super Mario World Shogakukan Book 1 (pg. 27)
- ^ Nintendo Portugal. (January 18, 2019). New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe - Trailer de apresentação (Nintendo Switch). YouTube. Retrieved January 10, 2021.
| Yoshis |
|---|
| Yoshi characters |
| Boshi • Fearsome 5 • "It" • Mini Yoshi • Mini-Yoshi • Rabbid Yoshi • Ura Yoshi • Village Leader • Yokkī • Yoob • Yoshi |
| Yoshi types |
| Baby Yoshi • Balloon Baby Yoshi • Bubble Baby Yoshi • Glowing Baby Yoshi • Star Yoshi • Winged Yoshi • Yoshi |
| Yoshi relatives |
| Bahamutt • Dorrie • Noshi • Plessie • Rex |
| Yoshi egg types |
| Egg (Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time) • Flashing Egg • Giant Egg • Mega Eggdozer • Metal Eggdozer • Yoshi's Egg |
| Yoshi-inspired vehicles |
| Coconut 1 • Dreamy Egg • Egg 1 • Egg Rider • Go-Go Yoshi • Gold Egg • Turbo Yoshi (Black, Blue, Red, White) • Yoshi Bike |
| Yoshi | ||
|---|---|---|
| Characters | Mario • Yoshi • Luigi | |
| Enemies | Puzzle pieces | Bloober • Boo Buddy • Little Goomba • Piranha Plant |
| Other | Bob-omb • Cheep Cheep | |
| Yoshi types | Little Yoshi • Yoshi • Winged Yoshi • Star Yoshi | |
| Items | Apple • Cherry • Coin • Fire Flower • Grape • Key • Melon • P Switch • Pineapple • Peach • Red Shell • Strawberry • Super Mushroom • Super Star • Yoshi's egg | |
| Miscellaneous | Gallery | |
| Mario's Early Years! Fun with Letters / Mario's Early Years! Fun with Numbers / Mario's Early Years! Preschool Fun | |
|---|---|
| Characters | Mario • Luigi • Princess Peach • Toad • Yoshi • Baby Yoshi |
| Enemies | Piranha Plant • Goomba • Bowser • Larry Koopa • Iggy Koopa |
| Worlds (Fun with Letters) |
First Letter World • Vowel World • Alphabet World • Sentence World • Building World (SNES · PC) • Sound World • Last Letter World • Sing Song Worlda • Story Worlda |
| Worlds (Fun with Numbers) |
Number World • Counting World • Comparing World • How Many World • Shape World • Same and Different World • Sorting World • Sing Song World |
| Worlds (Preschool Fun) |
Shape World • Counting World • Body World • Listening World • Opposite World • Color World • Sing Song World • Time World |
| Other | Warp Pipe • Gallery (Preschool Fun) |
