🧠 Super Mario Quiz

Princess Peach rules the Mushroom Kingdom and is one of gaming's most iconic characters — she finally got her own starring role in Princess Peach: Showtime! in 2024.

Luigi is Mario's younger, taller brother — his green outfit was originally just a palette swap, but he's since developed into a beloved character in his own right.

Bowser's Japanese name is Koopa, and he was originally designed by Shigeru Miyamoto — his fire-breathing, princess-kidnapping ways have defined Mario's adventures since 1985.

Yoshi was originally conceived during development of the first Super Mario Bros. but hardware limitations meant he didn't appear until Super Mario World in 1990.

While 70 stars unlock the final battle, dedicated players can collect all 120 Power Stars to unlock a rooftop meeting with Yoshi.

Wario debuted in Super Mario Land 2 as a twisted mirror image of Mario — his name combines 'warui' (Japanese for 'bad') with 'Mario'.

Raccoon Mario must build up speed on a running meter before taking flight — mastering the P-meter became essential for finding the game's many secrets.

The Spin Jump allowed Mario to break blocks beneath his feet and bounce safely off certain spiky enemies — a mechanic that expanded the platforming possibilities.

Dark Land's volcanic landscape and Bowser's imposing castle make World 8 one of the most challenging and atmospheric final worlds in the entire series.

The Special Zone's eight levels have surfer-themed names — Gnarly, Tubular, Way Cool, Awesome, Groovy, Mondo, Outrageous, and Funky.