Girliest Mario Characters
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
Of course you can tell it's Daisy because she has no sports strength and she likes flowers. What other Mario character likes flowers? She has an earring whoch is flowery and a tiara which sparkles flowers. And she likes glitter. The voice of Daisy is Deanna Mustard, but I feel bad for HI I'M DAISY! Ok, we know who are you right now!
You should have seen the lace on some of her sports attires, but Daisy is likely tomboyish in her own way. She doesn't even want to hang out with any male crossover characters such as Megaman or Kirby. & she has strawberry-blonde when the sun shines on her hair. She
Daisy is definitaly the girliest. Daisy also enjoys whatever anyone else does and never gets picked on the sports games. Why is Peach on the list? #1 AND #2 are the girliest characters of all charcters except Hannah Monatna. I couldn't agree with the list more! Face it. Princess Daisy is the girliest charcter of exsistance tied with Hannah Montana.
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 ...read more. People on this site literally exclaim her to be girly. Surprised she isn't 1st, but apparently being girly is considered bad. Huh. Everything from her dress, earrings, dialogue, her voice, expressions, stance and even sports attire. All being at least somewhat girlish. She bakes cakes as a hobby. All this and I wouldn't even call Peach a stereotype.
#7? It's like saying that pink is less girlier than orange.
Wait a sec. Daisy is a tomboy!
She is the definition of girly.
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 Paper Mario series and similar games. She is a playable character in the Mario Kart franchise and other spin-off series and can be played as an alternate skin to Bowser Jr. in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U/3DS and its sequel Ultimate for Switch.
She doesn't participate in any of the sports things and is full of herself, useless and doesn't think to upgrade the security of the Galaxy Kingdom.
Rosalina is great! Better than you
Light blue is a very girly color
Oh well. She's great.
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. I know Yoshi is a boy but he acts like a girl and pretends to be a boy.
Baby Peach is the infant version of the major character from the Mario Series, Princess Peach. She is mostly known for her appearances in the Mario Kart Franchise in Mario Kart Wii and Mario Kart 8 as a playable character, but she also appears in other Mario games, including Yoshi's Island DS, in which ...read more.
Toadette is a character in the Mario series. She is a female Toad who first appeared in the Nintendo GameCube video game Mario Kart: Double Dash.
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 Bros. series, Super Mario 3D World, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, Super Mario Run, and many other games. He also appears as playable character in many Mario-spinoff games including the Mario Kart series, Mario Party games, Mario and Sonic Olympic Games, Mario Sports Games, and many more. ...read more. Seriously? Toad is in the list? He's rocking' AWESOME!
Birdo is a dinosaur that is well known for her (or his) confused Gender. It was originally stated that Birdo was a male who believed he was a female, but this was changed in later games. Birdo is commonly referred to as a girl, however, they are in a relationship with Yoshi. Birdo first appeared in ...read more.
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 ...read more.
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 Wii U in 2013 and is a playable character in the Mario Kart series and Mario Party series. She also has come into Super Smash Bros. for Wii U/3DS as a part of the large character roster. Why is she twice here?
Wario is a character in Nintendo's Mario series who was originally designed as an antagonist to Mario. His motives are driven by greed and he will take the side of whoever will give him the most pay. Although he may seem like just a mean man with no heart, he does have a very tragic past.