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Professor Elvin Gadd or E. Gadd is a recurring character that pops up all through the Super Mario and Diaper Duty Series. He has made many special gadgets including F.L.U.D.D., Poltergust 3000 Game Boy Horror, Splitter Upererer and others. He has appearead in the Mario RPG series, but his inventions are also used in other Mario spinoff series.
Game Appearances[]
Super Mario series[]
Super Mario Bros Attack of the Clones[]
E.Gadd's invention, the Spliter Uperer is the main cause of conflict and the entire plot for the entire game Super Mario Bros Attack of the Clones where his invention has the ability to separate people and their personalities. He fixes the machine at the end of the game when it is no longer needed. He goes back to work on his new invention the Fire Flower in a can.
Super Mario 3D[]
E. Gadd makes an appearance in Super Mario 3D, he gives the gang gadgets.
Super Mario Quartz[]
Gadd makes his first appearnce in a main series Mario game in Super Mario Quartz. Before the events of this game, he is presumably captured by King Boo and trapped inside a painting. When Mario comes to the Haunted Kingdom's mansion, Gadd speaks to Mario while he searches for keys in the mansion. When Mario is about to face off against King Boo and reclaim Cappy, whom the ghost king stole, he notices Gadd in a painting. He is freed from the painting when King Boo is defeated, and he stays around the mansion after that point to run his minigame, 'Boohunter', in which the player catches ghosts using a new Poltergust model in a Luigi's Mansion-esque challenge.
Mario Sports games[]
Mario Rugby League[]
E. Gadd is a player on the Luigi Sidekicks team on the multiplayer Wii sports game Mario Rugby League. He is an average player with above average skill and below average strength. His special skill is to use FLUDD as an extended tackle.
Super Mario Spikers[]
Professor E. Gadd also appears as a playable character in Super Mario Spikers, appearing as a Defensive-type Captain. His outfit consists of a red cloak with red markings and large, jagged collar. Underneath the cloak, he wears a black jumpsuit. In addition, he also built two machines to help give him the edge in the Spikers League, one being a rocket-powered scooter and the other being a backpack with several mechanical hands. The scooter is red and has roller blades, as well as a nozzle similar to the Poltergust 5000 that serves as a rocket thruster to boost it forward. The backpack resembles F.L.U.D.D.'s head, and its arms resemble the following; a blue pair of scissor blades, a green glove, a red boxing glove, a mechanical claw hand, and a head almost identical to F.L.U.D.D. His emblem is the emblem for Gadd Science, Inc. and his theme is Dubstep.
Super Smash Bros. series[]
Super Smash Bros. Retaliation[]
Even though he's not playable, Professor E. Gadd appears in Super Smash Bros. Retaliation during Luigi's Palutena's Guidance conversation, giving Pit tips on how to defeat Luigi.
Diaper Duty series[]
The Eggs[]
A younger E. Gadd is seen in Diaper Duty 2: The Eggs where he is living amongst the ghosts in ghost valley still working on his Poltergust then on his Poltergust 2001 a reference to the year that E. Gadd first appeared. He sends up a beam to find the Baby Rosalina somewhere in space.
Baby Peach's Turn to Shine[]
A younger E. Gadd plays a minor role in Diaper Duty 3: Baby Peach's Turn to Shine where he gives Baby Daisy a flashlight.
Piranha Plant Storms[]
The young E. Gadd is again seen in Diaper Duty 4: Piranha Plant Storms, this time he has been appointed as the Royal Inventor of the Mushroom Kingdom. After he sends out a distress call he is eaten by the Super Piranha.
Koopa Kid Gets Mad[]
The young E. Gadd's true inventing powers are seen in Diaper Duty 5: Koopa Kid Gets Mad where he takes two Anderobots and crafts them and changes them so they are no longer evil Andrew and Andrea although the latter is improved upon by Cranky Kong.
Star Team Heroes[]
He's one of the victims of the Kirthar's Snap Finger.
Mario Tennis Ultimate (Deluxe)[]
Professor E. Gadd always appears in Mario Tennis Ultimate (Deluxe) as a playable character, appearing as a Defensive-Type character. Also has a rocket-powered scooter and a several mechanical hands….but a green glove and red boxing glove which holds both of tennis rackets, these will help to swing at the ball. His emblem is an emblem of Gadd Science, Inc, and his theme is Dubstep.
Gallery[]
Names in Other Languages[]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | オヤ・マー博士 Oya Mā Hakase |
オヤ・マー ("Oya Mā") means "oh my!" and 博士 ("hakase") means "professor" or "doctor" Also a tribute to Nintendo designer Yoshiyuki Oyama[1] |
| Spanish (NOA) | Profesor D. Sastre | Pun on desastre, meaning "disaster" |
| Spanish (NOE) | Profesor Fesor | Literally "Professor Fessor", Fesor is from Profesor with the first three letters removed |
| French | Professeur Karl Tastroff (K. Tastroff) | Pun on catastrophe |
| Dutch | Professor Klemens Wibus (K. Wibus) | Pun on kwibus, meaning "strange man" |
| German | Professor Immanuel Gidd (I. Gidd) | Pun on igitt, meaning "ick", "ugh" or "yuk" |
| Italian | Professor Strambic | Strambic is a corruption of strambo, meaning "strange" |
| Korean | 아라따박사 Aratta Baksa |
아라따 ("aratta") is a corruption of 알았다 ("aratda"), meaning "all right" and 박사 ("baksa") means "doctor" |
| Chinese | 奥亚马博士 Àoyàmă Bóshì |
Transliteration of the Japanese name |
| Portuguese | Professor Anacleto Luado (A. Luado) | Pun on aluado, meaning "moonstruck" or "lunatic" |
| Russian | Профессор П. У. Галкин Professor P. U. Galkin |
Pun on пугать ("pugat"), meaning "to scare" |
References[]
- ↑ As stated in the "Inside Zelda: Yoshiyuki Oyama, Monster Designer" article featured in Nintendo Power Issue 201.
Trivia[]
- His name is a pun on "Egad!"
- he also appears in baroquon's super mario universe as a playable character.
