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Toadette is the female counterpart to Toad. She appears to act very childish and energetic, much like other Toads. She is also Toad's younger sister. She made her debut in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! in 2003 and since then, has made prominent appearances in many games from the Mario franchise including mainstream and spinoff ones.
Profile[]
Toadette is a mild-mannered and rather intelligent Toad who wears a pink dress-shirt with a thin white line near the bottom. Layered on top of the dress is a red vest with a yellow trim. Underneath, she wears white pants and brown, padded shoes.
Toadette has the same body and facial structure as other Toads; she has the same round head and skin tone most other members of her species share. Her eyes are small, dark, and oval-shaped. Like most Toads, she has the appearance of a child, even in terms of her voice.
Toadette has a pink cap with white spots, which is close to a simple color swap of a male Toad's cap colors. She has a unique set of braid-like plaits, each with two pink plaits and a third plait pink with white spots, that match the design of her Toad cap; they flow freely and tend to bounce around when she is in the middle of any activities.
Relationships[]
Peach[]
Toadette first met Peach during the events in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, and Peach examined Toadette by considering her a "rare Toad" but rather something special by all means. When all racers were to switch partners, Toadette initially wanted to partner with Peach, but she chose Daisy instead. During the events in Mario Power Tennis, Peach and Toadette had different partners in a tag team tournament, eventually for both sides to be eliminated. During an outtake, Peach witnessed Toadette sitting on a bench at the entrance ring of the dome, feeling depressed and distraught after losing the tournament and her partner Toad unknowingly leaving her behind. Peach consoled Toadette by sitting next to her and explained that losing a game in a tournament only meant so much out of making a new friend. Peach then offered Toadette an ice cream cone and sat by her side while having an ice cream cone herself, which foreshadowed an eternal friendship between the two.
Toadette was on Peach's national baseball team in Mario Superstar Baseball and Mario Super Sluggers respectively. The two continued to be best friends, although Toadette had spent quality time with Daisy in Sluggers, but Peach clearly didn't mind.
When Toadette purchased a villa in Toad Town, Peach was impressed that she became wealthy enough to get a place of her own. Peach evenly entrusted Toadette with some musical instruments, which would be in place of Toadette's Music Room as mentioned in Mario Party DS. Peach also taught Toadette how to cook and clean up to help improve her quality of daily life.
Toadette has been described as caring and sympathetic towards Peach. The moments she shared with Peach and the opposite princess helped alleviate her childishness and stubbornness, feeling that spending quality time with either princess helps her understand what's been going around in life and how she can handle it as well. Peach confessed that Toadette is always a caring and daring Toad as long as she enjoys activities in daily life.
Daisy[]
Toadette has been described to be deeply caring, vigilant, and sympathetic with Daisy. When Toadette first debuted in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, she was only getting to know everyone. When she first teamed up with Daisy, the bond between the two blossomed almost instantly. After the racing season was over, Toadette promised if she would ever see Daisy again, while Daisy returned to Sarasaland to train for a little while.
Even though Toadette was not playable in Mario Power Tennis, she had Toad as her tag team partner, and the duo were eliminated. The duo separated, and Toadette decided to spectate the final match between Mario and Luigi vs. Yoshi and Donkey Kong by sitting on a bench by the side of the tennis court. Still disenchanted over her elimination, Toadette began to feel lonely and nervous, but Daisy came by and sat next to Toadette to help keep her comfortable. Recalling the moment the two raced together in the past, Toadette regained her spirits, and the two viewed the tennis match together. Their friendship continue to brighten, and the two embraced after the tennis match was over.
During the events of Mario Super Sluggers, Toadette and Daisy were on Peach's team, the Peach Monarchs. When Bowser Jr. turned Daisy into a statue, Toadette was unaware about it until a Purple Toad broke the news. Toadette felt that Daisy could have perished upon being sealed within the statue, but when Daisy returned to normal, Toadette waited it out and felt delighted to see that Daisy was back to her old self again. The duo encountered Bowser Jr. on a few occasions, which led to Toadette lashing out towards Bowser Jr. in an effort to stand up for Daisy. After defeating Bowser's team in a decisive game, the duo spent the night having some dessert on the Daisy Cruiser with other known characters as well. When fireworks filled the sky, the characters retreated to the Mario Stadium to witness a show of Bob-omb Derby.
Rosalina[]
Toadette has been described as very friendly towards Rosalina, even though when she first met her, she mistook her for Peach, soon realizing that her hair was covering her right eye. Toadette legitimately met Rosalina during the events of Mario Kart Wii. At first glace, Toadette thought that Rosalina was a clone of Peach, but Rosalina confessed that she was an entirely different person. Rosalina explained her ways of life in front of Toadette by introducing a copy of her storybook. Toadette felt that Rosalina's backstory was somewhat of a shock and that the two could only do what's best to power forward.
A year later, the Winter Olympics were nearing its time. Before the Olympics, Peach tasked Rosalina about taking Toadette with her to Isle Delfino for vacation, so that the two can bolster their friendship. Peach's recommendations foreshadowed, while Rosalina and Toadette boarded an airplane to Isle Delfino. The two learned that Mario and Peach visited the same site seven years prior during the events of Super Mario Sunshine after interacting with a number of Piantas and Nokis. After exploring the place, the two grew even friendlier.
Even though both characters were not playable in Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympics, the two went on another vacation, this time to Sarasaland, under the recommendation of Daisy. Toadette visited the region with Daisy a few years prior, but Rosalina was only seeing it for the first time, so both sides needed to use a GPS map app to freely navigate their way through the open world. The vacation went on for seven days, and the two blossomed flawlessly.
Game Appearances[]
NRL Player[]
Toadette is a player on the Peach Royals team on the multiplayer Wii sports game Mario Rugby League. She is a skilled character, her speed is higher than Peach but her strength is lower. She has the ability to shoot pink spores to prevent tackling.
Mario Singalong! series[]
Toadette makes her debut in the Mario Singalong! series in Mario Singalong Country! where she is in full country attire, she returns in Mario Singalong Boys vs Girls!, Mario Singalong Disney!, Mario Singalong Rocks!, Mario Singalong Down Under!, Mario Singalong Legends! and Mario Singalong: Ladies!.
Trapped on Boo Island[]
In Luigi & Waluigi Toadette is given the Dragon Coin, a powerful coin that allows the Dragon transformation. But when using it she flies to Boo Island and is unable to escape. She must be rescued by Luigi and Waluigi.
Lacrosse[]
Toadette appears in Mario Lacrosse as an unlockable character.
Mario Kart Riders[]
Toadette is unlockable in Mario Kart Riders.
Mario Kart: Delta[]
Toadette is unlocked in the upcoming Steli Entertainment Hybrid Delta game Mario Kart: Delta. She is a lightweight character.
Super Mario Bros: The Sacred Shards[]
In this game, Toadette is a playable character. She has not, much of an other role in it. Without her, the plot will not change.
Super Mario Bros. V[]
Toadette appears in Super Mario Bros. V as the host of the Dream House which is what you have to use for features on Nintendo Network.
Super Mario Galaxy 7[]
Toadette makes a brief appearance during the prologue when she rides in to Mario's House on Yoshi.
Toad's Time to Shine[]
Toadette plays a major role in the game; she's been presumably kidnapped by Bowser, through it later ends up someone else did, so Toad must save her.
Toad's Time to Shine: Yoshi's Island[]
Toadette is a playable character in TTtS: YI. She is more or less a support character in the game, and when she uses a powerup the effect of that powerup is boosted. Her special ability is the Poison Mushroom.
Captain Toad: Pokémon Trainer[]
In this crossover game, Toadette is the main protagonist, alongside Captain Toad. She is the trainer who have to start her journey, making friends, catching and trainning Pokémon, defeating the Gym Leaders, etc. Her story starts in Toad Town and she lives in Princess Peach's Castle.
Super Mario Moose[]
Toadette appears as a damsel in distress in Super Mario Moose. In the game, she is kidnapped by Pom Pom and held hostage in World Pom Pom, where Mario and co. must go to save her.
Toadette was considered to be a playable character, but the idea was scrapped.
Super Mario Moose Deluxe[]
Toadette appears in again in Super Mario Moose Deluxe, with the same role spas she had in the previous game.
Super Speedstar RPG[]
Toadette appears in a surprise antagonist role in Super Speedstar RPG, with the first chapter seeing her as the caretaker of the Mushroom Kingdom while Peach is gone, but immediately taking over in her absence, proclaiming herself as the new princess. When the group returns, she kicks them out and the group is forced to take the kingdom back through force. Knowing their power, Toadette heads down to the basement where the legendary Wrath Toads are locked away and sets them free to protect herself. When they are defeated, Toadette ends up having to fight the group herself and loses, being usurped from the throne and imprisoned.
Mario Hoops 3-On-3 Switch[]
Toadette appears in Mario Hoops 3-On-3 Switch (mainly known as Mario Hoops 3-On-3 Deluxe) as a playable character. He is a Speedy character type and his special move is Craft Dunk . He is a starter character. His default partner is Toad. His team name is the Toadette Pigtails.
New Super Mario Bros. Remastered[]
Toadette is a playable character in New Super Mario Bros. Remastered for the Nintendo Switch, which serves as a remake of New Super Mario Bros. originally for the Nintendo DS.
Mario Super Sluggers HD[]
Toadette is a playable character in Mario Super Sluggers HD for the Nintendo Switch. She has 20 palette swaps. She has good chemistry with Toad, Toadsworth, Peach, and Daisy.
Mario Power Tennis: Definitive Edition[]
Toadette is a playable character in Mario Power Tennis: Definitive Edition. In the original Mario Power Tennis, she made a cameo appearance on the tournament board with Toad during the opening movie. In the Definitive Edition remake, Toadette is seen in the opening movie sitting on a bench during the night of the final match, feeling somewhat nervous and lonely. It was until Daisy arrived and sat next to Toadette to help alleviate her anxiety and solitude. The two watched the tennis match together and embraced after it was over. Toadette is in the Speed category and has 20 color variants. During the trophy award ceremony, Toadette is greeted by five Toads and is congratulated by Peach. Toadette and Peach embrace, and as Peach is about to give the trophy to Toadette, Daisy picks Toadette up from behind and takes her for a spin, much to Peach's laughter. After Daisy and Toadette embrace, Toadette is then given the trophy and hoists it with joy.
Mario Sports Superstars Deluxe[]
Toadette is a playable character in Mario Sports Superstars Deluxe. She has 20 palette swaps.
Dr. Mario World[]
Toadette is a playable character in Dr. Mario World for the Nintendo Switch, a resurrected port after the mobile version ended support. She has 20 palette swaps.
Mario & Luigi: Sage Quest[]
Toadette reappears in Mario & Luigi: Sage Quest as an non-playable character, her role being smaller than it was in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam. Toadette can be found in her own Toad House designed after her mushroom cap in Toad Town, where she references the events of the mentioned game (even having the Papercrafts from the game in her house as well) and mentions her time in the Toad Brigade as an archivist. Toadette looks at the player's records in this game, awarding items based on their progress with Blocks, Beans, the number of battles won, the number of enemies defeated, the number of Excellent attacks done and the number of battles fled from. She can also scan compatible amiibos for stamps.
Super Mario's Split Kingdoms[]
Toadette appears as an unlockable playable character. She is found in Mount Henhar and is unlocked by beating her in a skiing minigame. Though she is not required immediately, she is required in other places. She is the only person who can use the Super Crown item, which turns her into Peachette.
Mario Tennis: Heroes Vs Villains[]
Toadette appears as a playable character in Mario Tennis: Heroes Vs Villains. She is a technical type having great accuracy but easy to knockback. Her zone shots are Front Flip (Toadette does a Front Flip forwards or turns around and does it that way) and Back Hand Spring (Toadette does a back handspring to the left or right side of the court). Toadette’s Special Shot is Double Cherry Thro in which she uses a Double Cherry to make a copy of herself, the copy then throws her in the air so she can hit the ball from high up. Toadette’s villain is Fly Guy and her Hero Special Shot is Toadette Papercraft Attack where she quickly builds a giant papercraft version of herself that she uses to hit Fly Guy. If Fly Guy uses his Hero Special Shot Cancel Toadette’s Papercraft build will fall after she finishes building it.
Super Mario: Emoji Battle[]
Toadette appears inSuper Mario: Emoji Battle as a playable emoji. Toadettes's Special is: Toadette builds a Papercraft Mario which falls on the stage creating a shockwave that clears emojis. Toadette's Attack Special is: Toadette creates Pink Mushroom hazards on the opponent's board. Toadette is a rare emoji that can be unlocked by opening a ? Block, opening an ! Block, or battling Toadette in Character Battles. Toadette's favorite item is the Golden Mushroom. If Toadette has the SMB2 Mushroom Item equipped her Special will change to: Toadette picks up and throws a Banzai Bill which clears emojis in its path. Toadette's emoji can be fought in the following Character Battles: Toad and Toadette. Toadette's Badge can be unlocked by unlocking Toadette, unlocking three Mushroom items, and using ten Bob-ombs affected by the Mega Mushroom item.
Nintendo Gals: Smash Tag Rumble[]
Toadette appears as Princess Peach's shield.
TPXZF1997's Super Smash Bros.[]
Toadette appears as a Primary Spirit.
Super Mario Maker 3 (TheProjectXZoneFan1997)[]
Toadette appears as a playable character.
Quotes[]
- — Toadette - Mario Super Sluggers HD“Well...I'll tell you what. I'll join forces with you. I'm doing everything in my own part to protect this island and all the ballparks that Peach built here. It's only a matter of time before something bad ever happens. Let's go together, and nobody would want to take no for an answer.”
- — Toadette - Mario Super Sluggers HD“Oh, poor Daisy... If only you wouldn't have took a stroll out in the wilderness alone, nothing bad would have happened to you... Don't worry my old friend... As soon the time comes, you'll be back to your old self again...”
- — Toadette - Mario Super Sluggers HD“Shame on you! You may have turned my best friend into a statue, but you better think things over for yourself again! Nothing out of you on any occasion would want to ruin any part of this Baseball Kingdom!”
Gallery[]
Toadette 2D
Artwork[]
Vehicles[]
Trivia[]
- Multiple Toadettes are seen in the opening of Super Mario Galaxy.