Are thwimps baby Thwomps?

Yes, Thwimps are essentially baby or child versions of Thwomps, acting as smaller, bouncier versions of the large, stomping obstacles, debuting in Super Mario World as a more mobile, hopping enemy that still poses a threat despite their size.
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Are Thwomps related to Thwimps?

Thwomps have their first derived species in Super Mario World with the inclusion of Thwimps. They are smaller versions of Thwomps that roam around in jumping arcs, usually in small hallways and often come in groups. Much like Thwomps, they are invincible and are usually only used as obstacles that slow the player down.
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What are the small Thwomps called?

Thwimps are small variants of Thwomps that have appeared as enemies several times in the Mario franchise. Thwimps make their debut in Super Mario World.
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What exactly is a Thwomp in Mario?

Thwomps, also known as Thwomp Traps, are giant stone faces found mostly in the Mushroom Kingdom. They are normally depicted as spike-encrusted living stones that are usually rectangular in shape and made their first appearance in the game Super Mario Bros.
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Who is LGBTQ in Mario?

While Nintendo doesn't explicitly label many Mario characters as LGBTQ+, Birdo, the pink dinosaur, is widely considered an icon due to early game descriptions suggesting she's a trans woman, and Vivian from Paper Mario was confirmed as transgender in a recent remake, making her the first explicitly confirmed LGBTQ+ character in a mainstream Mario game. Other characters sometimes interpreted as queer by fans include Yoshi (genderfluid/non-binary) and various interpretations of other characters. 
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Are Thwomps ghosts?

Fact: According to the manual of Super Mario World, Thwomps are a type of ghost. This explains why a younger Professor E. Gadd can be seen studying the origins of Thwomps on Thwomp Volcano in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time.
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Is itsumi a Japanese word?

Itsumi means super, superb or great in Japanese slang. So, with that in mind, happy week ahead! Gary Shalek ► Elite Group of Geeks and Ga...
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What is the darkest Mario story?

In all seriousness I think the darkest game is Super Paper Mario, I think it has the most serious and high stakes story. Count Bleck is a very tragic character. And there are multiple very dark scenes. (Partners in Time takes second place for me).
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Is Starlow a girl or boy?

Starlow, the yellow Star Sprite from the Mario & Luigi series, is female, though she was mistakenly referred to as male in an early Dream Team guide; she's known for her helpful, sometimes sassy personality and for using the alias "Chippy" with Bowser. 
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What Nintendo game sold for $100,000?

Back in 2014, a copy of the super rare 'Nintendo World Championships' game sold for $100,000. However, gaming experts say that the Super Mario Bros auction is more impressive because the game wasn't rare at all.
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Can King Boo summon Thwomps?

King Boo, not being affected by gravity, summoned a thwomp above Infinite, which hit with increased force due to the increased gravity. This was enough to knock him down and dislodge the Ruby from his chest, which was later crushed by Bowser.
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What does L is real 2401 actually say?

Although it is hard to read, the text on the inscription can be interpreted as either 'Eternal Star' or 'L is real 2401', depending on the player's viewing angle. While 'Eternal Star' made much more sense considering the star directly above the inscription, people quickly latched onto the 'L is real' idea.
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Why is lumalee so morbid?

Lumalee's character in the movie is inspired by the Lumas from Super Mario Galaxy, who willingly sacrifice themselves to become planets or supernovas to save galaxies. This context explains why Lumalee has such a grim outlook on life and death.
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Does he say it's a me or itsumi?

However, Nintendo's website always referred to the catchphrase as "It's-a me, Mario," and never as "Itsumi Mario," which is why we rated this claim "False." The Japanese video game company had a Mario figurine called "It's-A Me, Mario™!
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What happens when you get 9999 starbits in Super Mario Galaxy?

During development, Star Bits were originally known as Star Shards. In Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2, if 9,999 Star Bits are collected, all coconuts in the games will become watermelons permanently, even if the Star Bit total drops below 9,999 again.
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Are there any LGBT characters in Mario?

While Nintendo hasn't officially confirmed many gay Mario characters, fans and some media interpret several characters as LGBTQ+, particularly in Mario Kart, with Birdo being canonically trans in some interpretations (and confirmed trans in the Paper Mario remake) and Yoshi, Waluigi, and others often seen as queer icons due to perceived traits or fan theories. The focus is largely on fan headcanons, online discourse, and specific character interpretations rather than official statements from Nintendo. 
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What is the rarest Japanese girl name?

Rarest Japanese girl names often use unique kanji combinations or evoke nature, offering meanings like "rare moon" (Kizuki), "sleet" (Mizore), "wing" (Tsubasa), or "quiet flow" (Shizuru). Other uncommon choices include Tamayo (generation of jewels), Nonomi (charming field), Suzume (sparrow), and names with evocative sounds like Hayami ("rare beauty") or Kizuki (rare moon).
 
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Why do Japanese people say 草?

Since the word begins with a 'w', Japanese netizens use 'www' to represent laughter - same as 'lol' in English language. Later they found funny that the shape of letter w resembles a cluster of grass. Therefore, '草'(grass) is used to mean 'lol'.
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What happens if you call 929 55 Mario?

Calling 929-55-MARIO (929-556-2746) connects you to the promotional hotline for The Super Mario Bros. Movie, where you hear a voicemail from Luigi (Charlie Day) asking you to text the number for service, leading to movie updates, a business card, or a link to the Fandango/movie site, all part of an immersive marketing campaign. 
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Why do Boos cover their faces?

Boos cover their faces in the Super Mario games because they are inherently shy and get embarrassed when looked at directly, stopping them in their tracks; they only reveal themselves and pursue players when the player's back is turned, making them a classic stealth-based enemy, according to sources like the Hello Yoshi Wiki and Wikipedia. 
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Who is the suicidal star in Mario Bros.?

It's Lumalee (voiced by Juliet Jelenic), a character originally from Super Mario Galaxy. Lumalee is a part of a star species, the Lumas, who are all adopted by an intergalactic princess called Rosalina. In the Super Mario Galaxy games, most Lumas are yellow and typically assist Mario by joining him as sidekicks.
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