Most Generic Super Mario Bros. Characters
The youngest of the seven original children of the Koopa King. Lemmy has always been fascinated by the circus and acrobatic acts and so he's made it his life's calling. Lemmy dreams of showing the world his incredible physical feats and never passes up a chance to gain a captive audience. Though he clearly suffers from a degree of mania and is therefore unpredictable, Lemmy is far and away the least... read more Number one! Seriously? He has so much personality and character! Does not deserve the top spot! Also I can't believe no one added Pink Gold Peach until I do! She is a queen of being generic and lame!
Koopalingfans always talk about the koopalings' slightly different looks and "special names." I don't care for looks and names. I care about behavior and actions. This is where the koopalings fail. I the old days those seven were just reskins meant to recycle boss battles due to technological limitations. There's a reason why they look interchangeable. This is blatant when you look at Roy and compare him to Morton. Nowadays, honestly, the koopalings are no different. When people think koopalings, they think "Oh, Lord. Time to fight the same uninspired thing seven times." This is one of the main reasons why people see them as filler.
Wait a second. Seven small, physically similar characters who act on a specific trait...oh, my God. The koopalings are ripoffs of the seven dwarfs from snow white. in fact, Morton, Iggy and Ludwig can be renamed Dummy, Crazy and Smuggy.
Metal Mario is a character that appears in both the Mario series and the Super Smash Bros, where he made his first appearance in the Nintendo 64 version. He's pretty similar to Mario when using a Metal Cap, but instead of being a transformation, Metal Mario is his own character. Of course, he's the clones mother
Baby Rosalina is an infant version of the major character from the Mario Bros . Franchise, Rosalina . She first appeared in Mario Kart 8 as a playable character and is now one of 5 baby characters in the roster, alongside infant versions of Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, and Princess Daisy .
Baby Daisy is the infant version of the major character in the Mario Bros . franchise, Princess Daisy . She is known for her appearances as a playable character in Mario Kart Wii and Mario Kart 8 . She is also found as a playable character in Super Mario Sluggers for the Wii .
People on this site go on and on about how horrible the Koopalings are while he is way more tolerable just because there is only one of him. WHAT? That makes him a better character because there is one of him? That makes no sense because Koopa Kid has three color swaps so there is not only one of him! He sucks because he has a more generic design than Bowser Jr and Koopalings and he has absolutely no character while Bowser Jr and the Koopalings do. Lemmy and Larry should not be at the top. Koopa Kid and Boom Boom should be higher.
This character is horrible, I'm glad he's not in newer Mario Party's and I even see some people say he's better than Junior like what? this ugly version of Junior is horrible, Junior is at least cute and has personality
Ok how is he loewr than Larry and Lemmy? At least those two HAVE some personalities, Lemmy is goofy and Larry a a cheater and loves video games, Koopa Kid has ZERO character!
Pink Gold Peach is a character who debuts in Mario Kart 8, where she appears as an unlockable playable character.
Larry Koopa is the youngest koopaling. He first appeared in Super Mario Bros 3, which came out in 1990. He is known for his blue mohawk hair. He was created by Nintendo. Larry is not as generic as he seems. Dry Bowser, Pink Gold Peach, Metal Mario, Boom Boom, Koopa Kid, Goomba, the babies, Waluigi, Pom Pom and Dry Bones are more generic than him. He actually has character development in some games. Koopa Kid and Metal Mario have nothing. He is nervous, lazy and hates being scolded at. He does not want to work for Bowser and fight Mario but does it because he does not want to be hated on by Bowser.
Larry is a generic character who deserves to die. Come on, Nintendo, at least make his encounters with Mario and co. more creative than just jumping around and shooting magic! In addition to his tediousness as a boss, his physical appearance and personality aren't too great either.
Lemmy has something thank god Larry nothing and Morton has nothing too
Baby Luigi is the infant version of the major character in the Super Mario franchise, Luigi. He is known for his appearances as a playable character in various Mario games. He is my favourite mario baby though (aside from Baby Wario)
Boom Boom is a million more times generic than the Koopalings! Unlike the Koopalings, he has absolutely no character and is an even bigger filler boss than the Koopalings! Why do the Koopalings get all the hate while he does not?
Boom Boom did get ninja powers in 3D World such as invisibility, teleportation and creating fire. He also spoke in Aces. So he did receive some development...and he's not a rehashed gang of seven.*cough*koopalings*cough*
At least the Koopalings got Character development in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam. What does Boom Boom have?
Waluigi is a lanky self-centered, brusque young lad as he is considered evil and the main rival of Luigi. Waluigi is shown causing local havoc in most games he appears in alongside his partner Wario. Waluigi is not instinctively evil or the antagonist (not counting DDR), as a matter of fact, he shows great compassion for his fellow peers, typically for characters Daisy and Wario. Waluigi is also described... read more People who think he's sexy are stupid. He's crippled deformed and looks like he has anorexia. Waluigi is a wimp. No wonder Nintendo doesn't use him for anything but a go to filler character. They don't want to use a Wimp in the game
He's not generic, not at all! He has a mischeavous personality and loves sports. Not generic, might be the worst of Mario, Luigi, Wario and him, but still excellent
Overrated and ugly.
Wendy O. Koopa is a female villain in the Super Mario Bros. franchise. She is the only female member of the Koopalings and is usually found assisting Bowser on his wicked plans with the rest of the Koopalings. She first appeared in Super Mario Bros. 3 in 1988 and since then has been a reappearing foe in the Super Mario Bros. and New Super Mario Bros. series. She has also appeared as a villain in the... read more She's not generic! She has lots of character! You all only hate her because of her appearance!
I have neutral feelings for Wendy, but I seriously hate most of her creepy brothers.
Dry Bowser is the fossilized version of the main antagonist of the Mario Bros. Franchise, Bowser. He first appeared in New Super Mario Bros. on the Nintendo DS after Bowser had been dumped into the lava and was left with his skeleton. Since then, Dry Bowser has appeared as a villain in games like Super Mario 3D Land, New Super Mario Bros games, and similar titles. He also appears in some Mario Spinoff... read more
Somehow better than Boom Boom
Somehow worse than boom boom
Yoshi, once romanized as Yossy, is a fictional anthropomorphic dinosaur who appears in video games published by Nintendo. Often appearing as a sidekick and helper to Mario, Yoshi is most known for his appearances in the Yoshi's Island and the Super Mario franchises. While Yoshi doesn't have much personality going for him, he does make up for it by either being helpful, having cool abilities, being fun to play as, or just being a pretty likable guy.
His games suck.
Roy Koopa is one of the seven Koopalings. In the DIC cartoons Roy is called Bully Koopa. Roy has a tough guy demeanor, but wears pink which is most likely a reference to real men wear pink. Roy also wears hot pink sunglasses and from an angle it looks like he has no eyes. Boom Boom in sunglasses. Yawn.
He's really just a guy who makes sure Peach is safe and that's it, a bit generic
Luigi, originally a palette swap of Mario named Green Mario, is a major character featured in video games and related media released by Nintendo. Created by prominent game designer Shigeru Miyamoto, Luigi is portrayed as the slightly younger, taller fraternal twin brother of Nintendo's unofficial mascot Mario, and appears in many games throughout the Super Mario franchise, often as a sidekick to his... read more What? He isn't generic at all! He has character development and a goofy personality and is the comic relief in the Mario & Luigi games
So generic that people complained about them in the paper mario games
Princess Daisy is a fictional character in the Mario series of video games, in which she is the princess of the fictional region of Sarasaland.Daisy debuted in Super Mario Land in 1989, after few other appearances she disappeared for nine years until she was brought back in Mario Tennis (2000).
Daisy is known for being a tomboy especially compared to Princess Peach and Rosalina and... read more
She's not generic since she has development. Now if anyone wants to argue against me go ahead
Peach in yellow wow so much depth
Rosalina, known as Rosetta in Japan, is a major character in the Mario Franchise created by Nintendo. She first appeared in the 2007 Mario Game, Super Mario Galaxy for the Nintendo Wii and later returned for the game's sequel in 2010. Since then, she has been featured in many main-series Mario Games and many spinoffs. She has appeared as a playable character in Super Mario 3D World for the Nintendo... read more Nothing to her that Peach doesn't already have
Just Peach but fat and more boring
Better than the other mario girls
Dry Bones is a common enemy species in the Super Mario series of video games since „Super Mario Bros. 3“ (1988). After his first debut as a playable character in „Mario Superstar Baseball“ (2005), he became a fan-favorite and also got playable in other spin-offs of the Mario series.
Princess Peach is a major character in the Mario Bros. Franchise. She is the lead female of the The Mario franchise. She is usually the character who needs saved in most Mario Games, but also has appeared as a playable character in the Main-Series Mario Games, including Super Mario 3D World, Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Run, and even starred in her own game, Super Princess Peach for the Nintendo... read more
Toad, known in Japan as Kinopio, is a major character in the Mario Bros. franchise. He assists Princess Peach in the Mushroom Kingdom and will do whatever it takes to help her. He first appeared in the classic game, Super Mario Bros. after being kidnapped by Bowser and his minions. Since then he has been a reappearing character in the Mario Bros. series as a playable character in the New Super Mario... read more So generic and yet he has fans, Toad is just another one of those mushroom kingsdom toads! Nothing special! They also were really annoyng in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam when you had to save a bunch of them
So generic that people complained about them in the paper mario games
Goombas, known in Japan as Kuribo, are a species of sentient mushrooms from Nintendo's Mario franchise. This is the most basic enemy in the entire series. What do you expect?
It's just a mushroom, but I still love him, I mean I even have a plushie of him so enough said