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They're twins tho.Iggy Waffles said:Mario = 30
Luigi = 27
Peach = 24
Daisy = 20
Bowser = 42
Wario = 32
Waluigi = 29
Toad = 35
Toadsworth = 55
Bowser Jr. = 9
Yoshi = I have no idea.
Mary Berry said:I have you all beat. I was 4.
Iggy Waffles said:Mary Berry said:I have you all beat. I was 4.
I have you beat, I was 3.
Hattie Hattington said:Toad: (How am i gonna put all the ages for millions of toads)
Yeah.LunarTanooki said:Didn't Mario's japanese Super Smash Bros. Melee trophy description reveal that he was 26?
I'm okay with floating timelines and all..but you just reminded me of a personal experience from Mii Party where all the babies had mustaches.The Pyro Guy said:I don't actually think they age at all. Toadsworth had a mustache from the start.
As I will repeat in an obviously obnoxious manner, for Bowser things are easier.Dr. Alphys said:Well, logically you would have to put the ages of Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Bowser at somewhere between 200 and 300. It is said that the Star Festival from Super Mario Galaxy celebrates a comet that passes the planet every 100 years. The very comet with the observatory on it.
Now, the comet observatory appears in three different main series titles, SMG, SMG2, and SM3DW. For any person to witness three different appearances of the comet, they would have to be at least 201 years old (slighty older if they want to remember the first appearance). Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Bowser have all lived to encounter the observatory three times, ergo they must be at least that old. Maybe one century can be cut off if you believe that, when the universe was remade at the end of SMG, time was rewound to slightly before the Star Festival and SMG2 happened there.
The reason why none of them seem to age is because they are contractually forbidden to. It's hard being a Nintendo employee.
Ninelevendo said:Finally, someone who agrees with Mario and Luigi being 200.
I remember in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time interview they mentioned that Mario can't age as well.
Yeah I'm referring to the Iwata Asks, which I can't seem to find anywhere or see any proof of it existing. :/ It's likely that you've already read it though.Baby Luigi said:Ninelevendo said:Finally, someone who agrees with Mario and Luigi being 200.
I remember in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time interview they mentioned that Mario can't age as well.
Wait there was a Partners in Time interview?
What if this observatory was, well, like an actual comet like Hale-Bopp, which means it stuck around for quite a while? Hale-Bopp was visible for 18 months. It can be reasonable to assume that the Comet Observatory was visible in all three games within this time period.Dr. Alphys said:Now, the comet observatory appears in three different main series titles, SMG, SMG2, and SM3DW. For any person to witness three different appearances of the comet, they would have to be at least 201 years old (slighty older if they want to remember the first appearance).
Striker Mario said:What if this observatory was, well, like an actual comet like Hale-Bopp, which means it stuck around for quite a while? Hale-Bopp was visible for 18 months. It can be reasonable to assume that the Comet Observatory was visible in all three games within this time period.Dr. Alphys said:Now, the comet observatory appears in three different main series titles, SMG, SMG2, and SM3DW. For any person to witness three different appearances of the comet, they would have to be at least 201 years old (slighty older if they want to remember the first appearance).
Didn't Galaxy 1 say something like that as well?Ninelevendo said:Galaxy 2 specifically says "and that time has come again", implying that the game is 100 years after the first game.