Birdo games

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This applies to the other characters, too. She also appears in the Japan-exclusive arcade game, Mario Party Fushigi no Korokoro Catcher , as a playable character. Birdo returns as a playable character in Mario Party 9 , helping Mario and the gang get the Mini Stars back from Bowser to put them back in the sky.

Birdo appears in Mario Party: Island Tour as a non-playable character. Here she is a judge in the minigame The Choicest Voice. Birdo also appears in the Japan-exclusive arcade game based off of Mario Party 9 called Mario Party Fushigi no Challenge World as a playable character. Birdo appears in Super Mario Party as a non-playable character.

She gives out information about the previous Mario Party games, even saying that she was a previous playable character herself when she was younger, as well as advice as to what the player is doing throughout the game and hosts regular quiz sessions.

She also gives out her own stickers for use in the Sticker Gallery and the golden oar to the player to use in River Survival after receiving them. The British English and Italian versions of the game refers to Birdo as male, while most other versions refer to her as female.

The French and Chinese versions use ambiguous genders instead. Birdo returns as a playable character in Mario Party Superstars. This marks her first playable appearance in the series since Mario Party 9. Many of her animations and her main artwork return from this game as well. Birdo is an unlockable character in Mario Hoops 3-on-3 , playing alongside characters from the Final Fantasy series. She is unlocked when the player finishes the Hard Mushroom Cup with a bronze rank.

Here she is an all-around type and her Special Shot is the Egg Shot. She begins by spinning around twice. Later, Birdo catches the ball in her snout, jumps, and spits it out toward the basket as an egg. To perform this move, the player must tap out an upside-down triangle twice.

Once again, Birdo still does not have her own stadium, but she appears along with Yoshi in one of the screens of the Mario Stadium. To unlock Birdo, the player needs to defeat her in Luigi's Stage Level 1. Birdo's head and clothings are collectibles that can be equipped on customizable characters.

It is possible for the player's Mii to wear a Birdo costume, once Birdo is found in an event her character suit is available in the shop for points. She also has a sticker available for use on the player's equipment. Yoshi loses his drift board but luckily Birdo has found the item. When the player goes to her she says she has found a drift board. Yoshi tells her that the board belongs to him, but she says otherwise.

Birdo claims that the drift board is for an elite athlete, so Yoshi must prove himself before she can give him the item. She challenges in Ski Cross Racing. Once defeated, she gives up the drift board and stays in Cubyrinth, available for rematches. She is found in the London Party mode and must be faced in the m Freestyle event, and later in Badminton with a blue Birdo.

She also appears regularly around the map, giving out gossip or challenging the characters with a pop quiz. She also retains her Mii costume from the previous game. Despite Birdo being a recurrent character in many games, this is the first one to give her a theme song. Birdo is found in Area 1, and faces off against the player, alongside three other Birdos, in Ice Hockey.

Birdo's theme from the previous installment returns, as well as her Mii costume. Her stats are strong skill and stamina with average speed and above average power make her a generally balanced character. She plays a main role in "Road To Rio" as she challenges the player on day 4 of Sonic's story in Archery. She also hosts some training sessions.

Birdo appears in the Wii U version , but she is not playable, instead appearing by the sand statue where the Heroes Showdown multiplayer mode can be chosen. Her Mii costume also reappears. Her stats are the same as in the 3DS version, but her power has weakened and her speed has went up. This also compensates to the colored Birdos in Football and Duel Football. However, her color scheme is erroneously used for the head icon of the away team's Birdo goalie. In-game, the red team uses a general species of Birdo with a red body with a pink bow, the opposite color scheme of the character.

In the game Captain Rainbow , Birdo is a damsel-in-distress. It is located on a remote place of the island. The Cute Home represents Birdo's personality and her likings: the interior consists of mostly pink and red equipment decorated with many heart and ribbon emblems.

In the game, Birdo is imprisoned for using the female bathroom, as the robot jailer does not believe her when she insists she is a girl. She gets quite upset about this, and asks Nick to go to her Cute Home and find something that will prove she is not lying. Nick finds a mysterious object under Birdo's pillow which is blurred out, though it is implied to be a vibrator , it serves its purpose and Birdo is released. Birdo develops a crush on Nick, and calls him her "boyfriend".

Nick accompanies her in her walks near her Cute Home, and she helps him carry a fallen Star to the altar on the top of Mimin Island. If Nick lets Birdo's wish be granted, she flies into the sky with the Star and disappears. She is available from the start and her rank is once again a D. Here, she appears in the level of W Snow Rise , on a giant swing as Mario comes to a cliff and hits a nearby tree.

She will perform to him a short serenade and then give him the Goat , also warning Mario not to "get egg on [his] face" upon swinging away. Birdo later shows up at the parade at the end of the game. She is shown in the three-minecart-chain with two Shy Guys for the Bowser's Snow Fort section of the parade winking at the player.

Birdo appears in Paper Mario: Color Splash. She also appears during the Balloons Thing animation, where she blows a kiss to the enemy to send them flying away. Birdo also appears during the credits slowly moving on her moon. Birdo reappears in Paper Mario: The Origami King , where she first appears falling into the spring in Whispering Woods after Mario pulls on a nearby tree tug.

Birdo later appears in Big Sho' Theater for a performance on the second stage. In the coffee shop at the Spring of Rainbows , Birdo will appear if Mario chooses the special, where she blows a heart into his mug.

Birdo is playable in Mario Sports Superstars. She is a Balance type character in most sports, giving her well-rounded stats. Her stats are similar to Yoshi, but in soccer her finesse is higher, and in baseball and golf her power is stronger. In tennis, though, she is instead a Speed type player as in her previous appearance in Mario Tennis for the Nintendo Her speed allows her to run around the court quickly, but her power and spin are only average.

In golf, her default drive is yards, and her shots travel medium-high in a fade trajectory. Her emblem is once again her ribbon. Her special boost in horse racing is magenta and has sparkles and a bird tweet following it. Her special shot in baseball and soccer is similar to horse racing, but in baseball the ball is encased in a Birdo's Egg. Like all playable characters, Birdo receives five amiibo cards for each sport from the game's series of amiibo cards.

All her cards reuse artwork from previous games except tennis, where her artwork is new. When players tap in Birdo's cards, they receive jewel-themed gear that Birdo can optionally use, though the gear is only for aesthetic purposes.

Players can also use jeweled gear for Birdo if they have unlocked it through purchasing randomly-packed digital cards. Birdo's Japanese name "Catherine" though romanized as "Cassarin" can be found within the game files of Mario's Tennis , implying she was originally intended to be playable. She is one of the opponents to defeat in the Japanese game Yakuman DS. She is generally balanced with skill being her best stats. She can be found on easy and normal challenges.

Birdo is featured as one of the Mario -themed character skins in the Super Mario Mash-up, available in versions of Minecraft released on Nintendo systems. Birdo is a member of the species of the same name , a race of prehistoric [4] birds [5] with funnel-shaped mouths and a body structure similar to a Yoshi , though slightly shorter and with a row of three spikes on the tail, not the head.

In the various iterations of Super Mario Bros. Birdo is mostly pink, with a rounded belly, red tail spikes and purple spots on her cheeks. She has purple eyes, each of which is framed by three long, thin eyelashes. She does not have hair, and instead wears a big red bow atop her head, which is usually her emblem. She has small but pointed claws, with four fingers on each hand and three toes on each foot. More recently, a large diamond ring set in gold is occasionally depicted on her left hand.

She has a white belly like a Yoshi, as well as white-padded feet. In her team name, "Birdo Bows", from Mario Super Sluggers , she wears lipstick, which is odd because she does not use lipstick during the game, nor in most of her other appearances. In the Japanese commercial for Super Mario All-Stars , she wears a white stole, a very expensive-looking black dress adorned with a black necklace with many pearls, and a very elegant fan [6].

Overall, however, Birdo's looks have not changed as drastically as many other characters have through the ages. Birdo displays great determination and confidence in all aspects of her life. Birdo has tackled a wide variety of sports and was the first known Birdo to emerge in the public spotlight in Mario Tennis. Birdo is somewhat vain, as she perceives herself to be very beautiful and feminine, and often strikes eccentric poses to show off her appearance.

Also, she is portrayed to be very friendly, and enjoys being with the whole Mario crew. She also exudes charm and elegance as shown in many games whenever she wins or appears on-screen, where she waves and blows kisses frequently.

Additionally, Birdo always wears a massive diamond ring on her finger. Birdo appears to enjoy the spotlight, as shown in the Paper Mario series, where she occasionally puts on a singing or theatrical performance in front of Mario and other characters. According to Play Nintendo , Birdo's favorite things are in no particular order friends, big red bows, and sparkly things.

Always looking for love, Birdo has had a variety of crushes and relationships throughout her life. Birdo is very flirtatious and affectionate with others, even when she does not know them very well, as evidenced in Fortune Street where her dialogue is very playful, flirty and endearing.

The effect of these whirlwind romances on Birdo have only been hinted at in her Egg Shot move in Mario Hoops 3-on-3 , which sends broken hearts flying; this is a stark contrast to Princess Peach's Heart Shot. On occasion, Birdo has enveloped people, including herself, in large eggs, in order to increase defense.

She is often classified as all-around in sports games, where she has a great deal of strength. In Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour , hitting a nice shot while playing as her will cause a rainbow to form similar to Yoshi, but rainbow abilities have since then not been seen.

Birdo also has some hints of heart based power similar to Princess Peach as shown in Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour in her victory cut-scene and Mario Hoops 3-on-3 in her special shot.

However, they are not as strong or as useful as Peach's hearts. This often has comedic results, such as when they only succeed in charming Birdo's Golf trophy into the air for a short time until it fell down again, to its owner's great surprise. He thinks he is a girl and he spits eggs from his mouth. This statement applies to all translations of the title. In Japanese, Birdo is said to be a male who believes she is a female and prefers to be called by a nickname, "Cathie", rather than her real name "Catherine" [9].

Brawl , Birdo's trophy description describes the character as "gender indeterminate", and uses the pronoun "it" rather than gender-specific pronouns such as "he" or "she", which has sometimes been used in other occurrences [10]. In games for the Japanese-only Satellaview , Birdo is consistently shown as an okama , a Japanese term for a male who acts extremely feminine, but does not necessarily identify as female.

In Satella-Q , a picture of Birdo is shown with a masculine, humanoid torso, while in BS Super Mario USA , all three Birdos are shown making typically feminine poses in the world title cards but are given deep voices, being voiced by actual okama. Nintendo of America usually refers to Birdo as female. The femininity of Birdo is implied in Mario Kart 8 , where she appears on "Women of Racing Organization" advertisements in N64 Royal Raceway along with other female characters, and in Sunshine Airport , where she is referred to on the broadcasting system as "Ms.

In the American manual of Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour , every female character has a pink dot behind them, including Birdo. Nintendo of Europe usually refers to Birdo as female as well; however, the character is referred to with masculine pronouns in the British English localizations of Mario Tennis Aces [11] and Super Mario Party.

Additionally, in Mario Super Sluggers , Peach 's Heart Swing , which stuns male characters and characters of unknown gender, does not stun female characters, including Birdo. In Paper Mario: Sticker Star , the first lyrics of Birdo's serenade allude to the gender confusion by saying, " Heart of a woman, heart of a man Both can know of love's grace In the game Captain Rainbow , Birdo is heard with a deep, male voice which gets high-pitched when she gets angry or excited.

He makes a surpirsing appearance as a boss in the game. He tells Birdo that he joined Miss. Kamesly's forces so he can get revenge on her for eventually betraying him and quitting the 8 bits. Kamesly uses her magic to shrink Birdo down to the size of a flea. This causes King Wart to swallow poor Birdo with his tounge and trapping her in his stomach. Wart's stomach is filled with toxic bubbles that bounce around, Birdo must easily avoid these bubbles.

He also swallows some Egglings into his stomach, Birdo must stomp on the Eggings until she finds a Cardrill. If the Egglings come in contact with the toxic bubbles, they will deslove, which means Birdo must get to them before the bubbles touch them. Sometimes the Egglings will contain a Taffy Toad or a Cardrill inside. When Birdo finds a Cardrill, she must shoot it upward at Wart's uvula which will cause it to shrink, however, if she shoots a Birdo Egg at his uvula, it will heal his uvula, causing it to grow a little bigger.

The boss of World 6 Tower. Attacks by flying around the room and blasting pink fireballs from her wand. She can also summon Taffy Toads which Birdo can inhale to create eggs. Birdo must shoot eggs right at her head three times. If Birdo hits her body with Kamek inside it 3 times, Kamek will be defeated which cause Birdo to faint and she will lose a life. Original Content. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Birdo's Beautiful Quest. History Talk 0.

Kamesly's second form with Kamek trapped inside. The ending picture after completing the game with Birdo and Kamek on their first date. Birdo and Kamek's elderly son from the future, Bamek. Universal Conquest Wiki. Pink Pearls. Special Pearls that are disgised as regular Pearls. There are 20 of them in each level. They function like red coins from Yoshi's Island. Collectibles that functions like Smiley Flowers in Yoshi's Island.

There are 5 in each level. Collecting all 5 rewards Birdo with a 1-up. Pink spotted eggs that Birdo can create when she traps enemies in her stomach. She can aim them and shoot them from her snout at other enemies and objects.

Birdo can hold up to six eggs in her stomach which makes her heavier. Pokey Faries. Purple flying Pokey heads that functions as winged clouds from Yoshi's Island. Birdo must hit a Pokey Fairy with a Birdo Egg which will reward Birdo with a mystery prize or even reveal secrets in levels.

Leap Guys. Leaping collectibles made by Bamek that functions like the stars from Yoshi's Island. Birdo needs Leap Guys in order to stay alive. Birdo loses 1 Leap Guy when damaged by an enemy or obstacle. If she loses all of her Leap Guys, she will lose a life. Birdo can hold up to 10 Leap Guys. Clones of Bamek that functions as checkpoints in levels.