Yoshi ( ???? , Yossh? , [jo?. I:] (English: or ), after romanized as Yossy , is a fictitious anthropomorphic dinosaur that appears in a video game published by Nintendo. Yoshi debuted at Super Mario World (1990) in the Super Nintendo Entertainment System as a sidekick of Mario and Luigi. Yoshi then starred in platform and puzzle games, including Super Yoshi's Island, Yoshi's Island, Yoshi's Story and Yoshi's Woolly World. Yoshi has also appeared in many spinoffs including Mario Party and Mario Kart, various sports games, , and the Nintendo crossover game battle series Super Smash Bros. Yoshi belongs to a species of the same name, characterized by a variety of colors.
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Concepts and creations
Shigeru Miyamoto states that Nintendo wants Mario to have a dinosaur friend since the first release of Super Mario Bros. ; However, that is not possible due to the limitations of NES. Inspiration for Yoshi can be traced further, to the green dragon Tamagon in the video game 1984 Devil World: both are green lizards that hatch from the egg and can eat enemies with their big mouths, and also emit the same sound when hatching. During the development of Super Mario Bros. 3, Miyamoto has a number of sketches around his desk, including a picture of Mario on horseback. Takashi Tezuka, a developer of the Mario series, speculated that Miyamoto's love of horseback as well as the country and western themes affected Yoshi's creations. The concept of Mario driving a dinosaur also came from a video game NES Excitebike, which featured people riding motorcycles. He again wants to show Yoshi on Super Mario Bros. , but still can not. Tezuka designed two power-ups (frog suit and racoon tail) to make up for this limitation.
After the more powerful Super NES was released, Miyamoto was finally able to apply Yoshi into the series, placing Yoshi into the Super Mario World video game. Yoshi proved to be popular on this debut, which led to the next game in the series, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi Island, to focus on the Yoshi species.
The Yoshi version seen in the movie Super Mario Bros. was created using a 3 foot (0.91 m) animatronic dinosaur. Yoshi was designed in the film by Dave Nelson. Animatronic has almost 60 meters of cable and hundreds of moving parts in it, and is controlled by nine dalang. The body is controlled by wires, while the head is radio controlled. Nelson described the overall process as "difficult." The creation of Yoshi is handled by an independent company of filmmakers.
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Characteristics
Yoshi has many prominent abilities relative to other characters in the series Mario . Yoshi's holding tongue can extend long distances to retrieve distant objects or access unreached areas. After picking up the object, Yoshi may swallow the object to produce a typical spotted egg, which can then be cast; eggs are actually Yoshi's main "logo" in multi-player games. Another signature technique is "Flutter Jump" which extends the jump duration and slows down Yoshi's decline. Like Mario, Luigi, and several other characters, Yoshi is also a well-known user of "Pound Land", which involves the first drop after a jump to destroy a block or damage an opponent. Yoshi's big nose does not surprise the detection of hidden collectibles as well as flowers by olfactory and, as shown in the Super Smash Bros. series. , can be used as an offensive weapon.
Yoshi species appear in various colors. These are generally cosmetic differences that are used to differentiate individuals. However, in some games, Yoshi's color provides additional capabilities: in Super Yario World Red Yoshis can breathe fire, blue Yoshis have wings, and yellow Yoshis produce a destructive dust cloud upon landing. In other fruit-eating games change Yoshi's color and give the ability: orange, pink, and purple Yoshis in Super Mario Sunshine can spit fruit juice to defeat enemies and create platforms; while Yoshi can turn red, light blue, or yellow in the Super Mario Galaxy 2 after eating fruit and each reaching a super speed, the ability to expand like a balloon, or the ability to generate platform-light allows. Yoshis in various colors often appear in multiplayer games as an alternative choice that may or may not have special statistics.
In Super Mario World, Super Mario Sunshine, Super Mario Bros. Wii, Super Mario Galaxy 2 , and Super Mario World , Super Mario World i> Super Mario Bros. U new, bongos and other appropriate percussion instruments are added to background level music whenever a player climbs Yoshi. Also, on New Super Mario Bros. U , the choir is added to the level background music whenever a player holds Yoshi's baby. While being driven, Yoshi acts as an extra target point; taking damage will cause Mario or anyone who rides Yoshi to fly. This made Yoshi start to panic and ran indiscriminately until Yoshi was echoed or fell into a hole outside the screen.
Another distinct characteristic is the sound Yoshis made. Up to and including Mario Party 3 , Super Mario Bros. New Wii , Super Mario Bros U New , and Super Mario Maker, Yoshi's vocals consist of scratching voices for positive interactions and whistling voices for negative interactions. In most other games like Yoshi's Story , Super Smash Bros. , Mario Tennis , and every game since Super Smash Bros. Melee , Yoshi's vocals consist of a high-pitched baby scream along with understandable words including "Yoshi" and "Nintendo". Yoshi is voiced by Kazumi Totaka, composer of Yoshi's Story .
Appearance
Yoshi first appeared on Super Mario World as a dinosaur that Mario or Luigi could ride on Dinosaur Land. Yoshi can also eat enemies when Mario or Luigi punches Yoshi behind his head. This game spawned a prequel titled Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island for Super NES, where players have to control Yoshi to keep Baby Mario out of danger through games. This led to a series of spin-off games, Yoshi's Safari for Super NES,
Despite being introduced to Super NES in 1990, Yoshi is also the star of two original self-titled games for NES released in 1992 and 1993: Yoshi and Cookie Yoshi , respectively -something. Both games are released for Game Boy as well. Yoshi appeared as a member of the supporting cast at Mario is Missing for NES, SNES, and MS-DOS in 1993. Yoshi appeared on Super Mario 64 as a non-playable character can be seen on 100% completion of the game and briefly visited after. Yoshi also appears in a DS remake as a playable character (and starring).
In Super Mario Sunshine for GameCube, Yoshis can be driven by Mario in the same way as in Super Mario World . However, in this game, the only Yoshis available are orange, pink and purple, each of which has slightly different strengths and is obtained after bringing certain tropical fruits to their eggs. Yoshis appeared on New Super Mario Bros. Wii and New Super Mario Bros. , with each functioning as Yoshi does in Super Mario World, but with the added ability to use Flutter Jump and Ground Pound as in Yoshi's Island games. Super Mario Bros. U recently also featured the return of Yoshis baby, last seen on Super Mario World.
Yoshi also appeared on Super Mario Galaxy 2 with Flutter Jump and Ground Pound. However, certain foods provide additional strength and change the green color of Yoshi's signature to the color of the fruit: Red Dash Pepper gives a super speed, Blue Blimp Fruit lets Yoshi float upwards, and Bulb Berry yellow reveals hidden platforms. Yoshi is meant to appear in the original Super Mario Galaxy, but deleted because it will, "too many at once."
The Yoshi species made the series debut of Paper Mario in the fifth chapter of Original Paper Mario when Mario found a Yoshis village and rescued a group of Yoshi's sons after they became lost in the surrounding forest outside the village. In the sequel to Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Mario saved Yoshi's egg hatching into Yoshi's baby, who later joined his team during the third chapter of the game and can be named while doing so. Yoshi's color depends on the amount of time spent between saving hatching eggs and eggs, with the timer being reset after 20 minutes. Unlike in some games, Yoshi's color is just cosmetics. Yoshi has the only attack that can damage both Iron Clefts known as "Armored Harriers" introduced in the same chapter (even the perfect Superguard or the "Piercing Blow" badge will not scratch it). The Yoshis appeared several times as a non-player character across Mario & amp; Luigi series, has an entire club dedicated to them at Mario & amp; Luigi: Superstar Saga .
Yoshi and the species made many appearances on Super Mario Maker. In the style of Super Mario Bros. they have a total of five Mushroom Mystery costumes among them, based on their performance on Yoshi Island and Yoshi's Woolly World. In Super Mario World and Super Mario Bros. New Styles. Yoshi can be driven, replacing Goomba's Shoe available in other styles. Yoshi is one of six characters that can be opened and can be played in the mobile game Super Mario Run .
Yoshi appeared in the 2017 title of Super Mario Odyssey for the Nintendo Switch, after the player defeated the game. He is also a playable character in the crossover game Mario Rabbids Kingdom Battle .
Other appearances
Yoshi has appeared in almost every spinoff game Mario , including every game in the Mario Kart series as a playable character (usually middle or middle class) and every > Mario Party games to date as playable characters. Yoshis has also made appearances in several sports games such as Mario Tennis, Mario Golf Mario Super Sluggers, Super Mario Strikers , Mario & amp; Sonic at the Olympics . Yoshi's attributes in this game tend to be on the light side of the spectrum, often with high foot speed and less impressive accuracy.
Yoshi is the main character in English localization Tetris Attack . The single player gameplay mode takes place in the Yoshi Island , where Bowser and his accomplices have cursed all of Yoshi's friends. Play as Yoshi, the player must beat every friend to remove the curse. After all the friends have been released, the game proceeds to a series of confrontations with Bowser's maid, and then to Bowser. During this final match the player can choose Yoshi or friends who are saved to play off stage.
Yoshi is one of 12 playable characters on Super Smash Bros. and has appeared in every installment since. In Super Smash Bros. Brawl Yoshi's Final Smash is called "Super Dragon", which gives Yoshi the flying and fire-breathing power that was previously seen on Super Mario World. In the Subspace Envoy segment Super Smash Bros. Brawl , Yoshi was awakened by various Subspace enemies and worked with Link to ward them off before they were allied to Super Smash Bros.
Yoshi has made a cameo appearance in other video games. In the SNES remake of Super Mario Bros. 3 which is part of the Super Mario All-Stars , one of the kings is changed to Yoshi. In Super Mario Galaxy , Yoshi's head image appears as a wooden planet that Mario can visit in Space Junk Galaxy. Yoshi made a cameo appearance at Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest as one of the competitors in Cranky's Video Game Heroes. The additional video game series in which Yoshi has made a cameo appearance include the The Legend of Zelda Series ( Link's Awakening and Ocarina of Time ), and > Metal Gear ( The Twin Snakes and Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D ). In The Twin Snakes , Yoshi and Mario are the dolls that stand on the table. When the shot Yoshi figurine plays Yoshi's mark "Yoshi!" sound clips. In Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D , Yoshi dolls replace all cartoon-like frogs, Kerotans, which appear in all other versions of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater . Shooting them all will get Yoshi's ranking player at the end of the game.
Yoshi is also one of 12 early Amiibo statues. As part of Yoshi's Woolly World release, Yoshi Amiibo is made of threads that are bundled with games or sold separately. In addition to the yellow, pink and light blue yogies of regular size Yoshi Amiibo, an 8-inch "Yub Yoshi", green has been released.
Appearance on other media
The Super Mario World animated series produced by DIC Entertainment is based on games of the same name, and is similar in storyline to the previous series The Adventures of Super Mario Bros 3 , and < i> Super Mario Bros Super Show , except with different settings. The show features Yoshi as an ordinary character, voiced by Andrew Sabiston. In the cartoon, Yoshi is a young, friendly dinosaur, and has many footprints that sometimes talk to third people until speaking coherent English from a little later in the A Little Learning episode.
Yoshi is featured in the Super Mario Adventures comic series printed on Nintendo Power, Nintendo Adventure Books and Super Mario Bros. (takes the form of an animatronic dinosaur realistic). Yoshi is a pet of King Koopa, and is referred to as a "setback" by a group of Koopas. She then joins Princess Daisy's side and unconditionally takes a thrust for her. However, he reappears at the end of the film with good health.
Reception
Since debuting at Super Mario World, Yoshi has received a positive reception. Yoshi is one of the most recognizable characters in the series Mario and is featured in various Mario items, such as toys, clothes, and numbers. Yoshi also appeared in two Happy Meal promotions of Mario toys, featuring only Mario, Donkey Kong, and Yoshi. In a poll conducted in 2008, Yoshi was voted as the third favorite video game character in Japan, with Cloud Strife and Mario placing the first and second, respectively. GameTrailers has made a special homage video for Yoshi for the release of Super Mario Galaxy 2 .
WhatCulture puts Yoshi in first place on the list of "Top 20 Video Games Sidekicks Of All Time". Cheat Code Central includes Yoshi as the third best sidekick in the video game, as well as one of the most adorable video game characters. GameSpy ranks Yoshi as the seventh best sidogick videogame, above Luigi on the grounds that only Yoshi can pull into green and still cool. The Yoshi ranking complex is ranked fourth among "The 25 Most Kickass Dragons in Video Games", adding "Yoshi must be one of the best sidekicks of all time". The official Nintendo Magazine of Australia calls Yoshi "the best funny, trustworthy plumber" and compares Yoshi's loyalty to the loyalty of a dog. Yoshi is ranked 52nd in the video game hero Top 100 GamesRadar. The 2011 edition of the Guinness World Records Gamer Edition put Yoshi in position 21 on the "Top 50 Characters Video Game Top of All Time" list, making it the second highest Mario ranking on the list, the Mario own first rank. In 2014, Watchmojo.com rated it # 4 on their "Top 10 Animated Video Games" list.
References
External links
- Yoshi on Play Nintendo
- MarioWiki entries
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