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Mario (voiced by Walker Boone) is the titular hero of the long running series of both video games and cartoons, with this as his final appearance in the latter form. He is usually the man who kicks off the plot, takes care of the plot, or takes a back seat whenever the episode focuses on another character, although not without some form of input. Also a total lazy ass. |
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Luigi (Tony Rosato) is the more level headed of the brothers, and he frequently provides a pessimistic view point to signs of doom and does relatively little when the episodes don't revolve around his attempts at doing good. He's also semi-frequently insulted by Mario, never gets to use the Cape Feather, and appears to wear his dungarees right up his crack when we see a view of him from behind. |
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The Princess (Tracey Moore), referred to as Princess Peach in recent games, is the obligatory female character who disapproves of violence and unhealthy life styles, and the few times we actually see her doing anything, it's usually active and sporty. Despite this, she's completely absent from the sports themed episode, The Yoshi Shuffle, making her the only main character of the four to be absent from an episode. |
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The newcomer to the series, Yoshi (Andrew Sabiston) acts as the childish character, with phobias of everything, looking at Luigi as his mother in one episode, and knowing nothing about the rules of football. He's also drawn really inconsistently in early episodes, and takes the lead role in more episodes than any other character, if Mario's joint roles are considered separate than those starring him alone for the most part. |
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The only cave person who makes frequent appearances or even talks properly, Oogtar (John Stocker) is constantly getting into trouble and near death experiences because of his pranks. Is also a friend to Yoshi. Appearances: Ghosts 'R' Us, The Night Before Cave Christmas, Party Line, Rock TV, A Little Learning |
