While many longtime fans believe Mario to be Italian, thanks to his accent and iconic catchphrases, there's evidence that Mario is actually Japanese.The world and lore of Super Mario contain ...

The Japanese video game company had a Mario figurine called "It's-A Me, Mario™! Figure" for sale on its online store. The product description read: ...

Super Mario simply translated to "Sūpāmario (スーパーマリオ)" in Japanese. On Nov. 10, 2024, X user @JoFrhwld (The Fruehwald) said via email that he "may have been the originator of the ...

This led to long arguments, for 9 times out of 10 no one believed him, and then the rumor spread.By November, EVERYONE knew about Bob’s Japanese copy of Mario 3, and Bob was charging people to play.

The Super Mario Bros. Movie’s Japanese dub not only sounds wildly different than its English counterpart, but it’s also finally making its way to the US.

A Mario movie grossed $1.4 billion. Manga inspired a hit Netflix series. Now more Japanese producers are looking to expand in the US.

Video game maker Nintendo has announced it has changed the Japanese name of Spike, the foreman who appears in “The Super Mario Bros. Movie,” in advance of the film’s release in Japan later ...

That Mario movie still has its fans, though, and those in Japan will soon get a chance to see the film in a whole new, upgraded way. 1993’s Super Mario Bros. is returning to movie theaters there ...