The game also includes the minigame Stampede, where the player must stamp their character's emblem onto blank sheets of paper.Įmblems are featured on Goal Poles and Checkpoint Flags in more recent main series platformers, starting with New Super Mario Bros. When a character touches a Goal Pole or a Checkpoint Flag, the Bowser emblem on it will be replaced with their own, and the flag will change color to match the character as well.Įmblems also make an appearance in the Mario & Sonic series. They appear on flags and emblems (not to be confused with the symbols themselves) in these games. The Mario characters have their usual emblems, but since all Sonic characters with the exceptions of Dr. Eggman and Eggman Nega lack unique emblems, most use silhouettes of their faces, entirely in one color besides the eyes, at a different angle and with a colored background.Ĭharacter emblems that are denoted with a darker background stopped appearing since the most recent version was first used. Taken directly from the 'M' insignia sewn on his red cap. Taken directly from the 'L' insignia sewn on his green cap. Colors are sometimes inverted.Ī yellow crown, embedded with round jewels: a red jewel on the front and two blue jewels on the side.Ī white egg with three green spots, commonly leaning towards the left. Represents Yoshi's Egg, which Yoshis lay, throw, and sometimes get trapped inside of. Other color variants of Yoshis use their egg's color variant as their emblem.Ī red, stylized silhouette of Bowser's face, commonly on a black backdrop. His stylized silhouette is taken from his wipe transition when Mario loses a life in Super Mario 64 onwards. Sometimes depicted in orange rather than red in earlier titles like Mario Power Tennis. Lacks the holes for the eyes, nose and mouth in Mario Tennis.Ī Mushroom with a white cap and red spots. The original depiction as used in Mario Tennis was less round and had no eyes. The version used in Mario Party 7 and Mario Party 8 includes a small, smiling mouth as well. Sometimes colored blue if Toad is blue in a game, and sometimes used in a different color to match when another, differently-colored Toad is using it.Ī Mushroom with a red cap and white spots. The yellow letters 'DK' with red and yellow borders, commonly on a red backdrop. Taken from Donkey Kong's initials as depicted on his red tie. Also matches with the 'DK' symbol on DK Barrels, but with the colors inverted. Sometimes, such as in Mario Tennis, this emblem's colors are inverted, matching the DK Barrels more closely. Taken directly from the 'W' insignia sewn on his yellow cap. Used only in the Mario Tennis series as of Mario Tennis Open.

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