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{{rewrite|needs present tense}}{{construction}}{{quote|Clearly this is a test for me. Yes, the powers-that-be want me to go out on my own. Once I overcome many hardships, I shall be one step closer to superstardom!|Birdo|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga}} | {{rewrite|needs present tense}} | ||
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{{quote|Clearly this is a test for me. Yes, the powers-that-be want me to go out on my own. Once I overcome many hardships, I shall be one step closer to superstardom!|Birdo|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga}} | |||
{{character infobox | {{character infobox | ||
|image=[[Image:MP9 Birdo Main Artwork.png|215px]] <br>Birdo in her appearance for ''[[Mario Party 9]]'' | |image=[[Image:MP9 Birdo Main Artwork.png|215px]] <br>Birdo in her appearance for ''[[Mario Party 9]]'' | ||
|first_appearance=''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'' (1988)<br>(''[[Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic]]'') | |first_appearance=''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'' (1988)<br>(''[[Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic]]'') | ||
|latest_appearance=''[[Mario & Luigi: Brothership]]'' (2024) | |||
|species=[[Birdo (species)|Birdo]] | |species=[[Birdo (species)|Birdo]] | ||
|affiliation=[[Wart]], [[8-bits]], [[Yoshi]], [[Toad]], [[Valentina]], [[Popple]] | |affiliation=[[Wart]], [[8-bits]], [[Yoshi]], [[Toad]], [[Valentina]], [[Popple]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Birdo''' (Japanese: キャサリン ''Kyasarin'') is a recurring character in the [[Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. In fact, there have been multiple characters known as "Birdo," similar to the multiple [[Yoshi]]s that have appeared throughout [[List of Chronological References|history]]. The concept of a Birdo character was not solidified until the same pink Birdo began appearing in various spin-off titles. The central Birdo character (that appears in the [[Mario Kart (series)|''Mario Kart'' series]], the [[Mario Party (series)|''Mario Party'' series]] and the various sports titles) wears a red bow and a diamond ring. She also has some sort of relationship with [[Yoshi]], as they are the automatic partners in various competitions. She is a good friend of [[Daisy]], [[Toadette]], and [[Petey Piranha]]. Other Birdo characters have resided in [[Subcon (place)|Subcon]], in [[Nimbus Land]], and other locales. | '''Birdo''' (Japanese: キャサリン ''Kyasarin'') is a recurring character in the [[Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]]. In fact, there have been multiple characters known as "Birdo," similar to the multiple [[Yoshi]]s that have appeared throughout [[List of Chronological References|history]]. The concept of a Birdo character was not solidified until the same pink Birdo began appearing in various spin-off titles. The central Birdo character (that appears in the [[Mario Kart (series)|''Mario Kart'' series]], the [[Mario Party (series)|''Mario Party'' series]] and the various sports titles) wears a red bow and a diamond ring. She also has some sort of relationship with [[Yoshi]], as they are the automatic partners in various competitions. She is a good friend of [[Daisy]], [[Toadette]], and [[Petey Piranha]]. Other Birdo characters have resided in [[Subcon (place)|Subcon]], in [[Nimbus Land]], and other locales. | ||
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[[Image:Birdo.PNG|111px|thumb|left|Birdo's debut appearance.]] | [[Image:Birdo.PNG|111px|thumb|left|Birdo's debut appearance.]] | ||
The first appearance of Birdo was in ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'', where Birdo would appear as a mini-boss character of various levels, serving the evil [[Wart]], as he enslaved all of the creatures of Subcon. Birdo, depending on the form, spat [[Birdo Egg|eggs]], [[fireball|fireballs]], or a combination of both at the player. Birdo's standard pink form fired eggs, a red color swap shot both eggs and fireballs, and a green Birdo sent only fire after the characters. In the event of a green Birdo, the player had to find a [[Mushroom Block]] to toss at Birdo. Rarely, a Birdo would appear as a common enemy, instead of a boss. These Birdos are, in a way, invincible, as after the player defeats one of these Birdos, they come right back. The credits of ''Super Mario Bros. 2'' label Birdo as [[Ostro]], and vice versa, a different enemy that has nothing to do with Birdo. To defeat Birdo in ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', one has to jump on Birdo's eggs and throw them at back at the pink creature. | The first appearance of Birdo was in ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'', where Birdo would appear as a mini-boss character of various levels, serving the evil [[Wart]], as he enslaved all of the creatures of Subcon. Birdo, depending on the form, spat [[Birdo Egg|eggs]], [[fireball|fireballs]], or a combination of both at the player. Birdo's standard pink form fired eggs, a red color swap shot both eggs and fireballs, and a green Birdo sent only fire after the characters. In the event of a green Birdo, the player had to find a [[Mushroom Block]] to toss at Birdo. Rarely, a Birdo would appear as a common enemy, instead of a boss. These Birdos are, in a way, invincible, as after the player defeats one of these Birdos, they come right back. The credits of ''Super Mario Bros. 2'' label Birdo as [[Ostro]], and vice versa, a different enemy that has nothing to do with Birdo. To defeat Birdo in ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', one has to jump on Birdo's eggs and throw them at back at the pink creature. | ||
In the game ''[[Super Mario Advance]]'', a remake of ''Super Mario Bros. 2,'' there was also a robotic Birdo boss named [[Robirdo]], who took over a second [[Mouser]]'s position as the boss of [[World 3 (SMB2)|World 3]]. ''Super Mario Advance'' is also notable for being one of the last games to give Birdo understandable voice acting, as further games would simply allow her to emit honking noises. In this game, Birdo spoke clear sentences such as, ''"This is as far as you go!"'' and ''"Hello there!"''. | In the game ''[[Super Mario Advance]]'', a remake of ''Super Mario Bros. 2,'' there was also a robotic Birdo boss named [[Robirdo]], who took over a second [[Mouser]]'s position as the boss of [[World 3 (SMB2)|World 3]]. ''Super Mario Advance'' is also notable for being one of the last games to give Birdo understandable voice acting, as further games would simply allow her to emit honking noises. In this game, Birdo spoke clear sentences such as, ''"This is as far as you go!"'' and ''"Hello there!"''. | ||
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Birdo develops a crush on Nick, and calls him her "boyfriend". Nick accompanies her in her walks near her Cute Home, and she helps him carry a fallen [[Star]] to the altar on the top of Mimin Island. If Nick lets Birdo's wish be granted, she flies into the sky with the Star and disappears. | Birdo develops a crush on Nick, and calls him her "boyfriend". Nick accompanies her in her walks near her Cute Home, and she helps him carry a fallen [[Star]] to the altar on the top of Mimin Island. If Nick lets Birdo's wish be granted, she flies into the sky with the Star and disappears. | ||
==Character Description== | ==Character Description== | ||
Birdo is a pink, anthro | Birdo is a pink, anthro | ||
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===Clothing=== | ===Clothing=== | ||
Birdo is portrayed as wearing a small amount of accessories. Along with other members of her species, Birdo wears a large, feminine, red bow. She also sports a large, golden, diamond ring on her left hand. | Birdo is portrayed as wearing a small amount of accessories. Along with other members of her species, Birdo wears a large, feminine, red bow. She also sports a large, golden, diamond ring on her left hand. | ||
==Personality and Traits== | ==Personality and Traits== | ||
