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Super Princess Peach is an online NDS game that you can play at Emulator Online. This free Nintendo DS game is the United States of America region version for the USA. Super Princess Peach is a single title from the many platform games, adventure games and mario games offered for this console. May 29, 2008 Peach's game is over.

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Asako Kōzuki ( Mario Kart 64)Princess Peach is a character in 's franchise, created. She is the princess of the fictional, which is constantly under attack. She often plays the role within the series and is the lead female character, often being portrayed as 's love interest. She resides in along with. In, Peach was the protagonist and and is occasionally a supporting playable character in mainstream games such as and and appears in as the lead female Nintendo character along with. In 2007, Princess Peach landed on magazine's Wealthiest Fictional People list, with a fortune upwards of $1 billion. She is ranked tenth in Electronic Gaming Monthly's list of the top ten video game politicians.

Peach's emblem is used to represent her in many gamesPrincess Peach's initial appearance was drawn by Shigeru Miyamoto. Miyamoto later asked to redraw Peach with his instructions. He had asked Kotabe to draw her eyes to be 'a little cat-like'. With Kotabe's influence, Princess Peach changed considerably throughout her gaming system. Peach was not a playable character in because a satisfactory mechanism to use her dress was not found, however, she is the main protagonist in Super Princess Peach and is a playable character in most Mario spin-offs such as, and also sports games. Design and characteristicsPrincess Peach has long, blonde hair (except in and, where she has brown hair), blue eyes, tall frame, an hourglass figure, and a rosy complexion. She generally wears a pink with a ruffled hemline, short puffy sleeves, a frilled collar, and a pannier-style overskirt.

Her accessories are red, opera-length white, a sapphire, sapphire, and a gold adorned with sapphires and rubies. Her hair is sometimes pulled back into a, first in and later in the Mario Kart and Mario Sports games beginning with and respectively.

In sports games, she wears pink athletic clothing, ranging from and a to a set of to. She also wears a light pink in Super Mario Sunshine. It is worn with a sapphire and a gold.NameIn Japan, the Princess's name has always been Peach ( ピーチ姫, Pīchi-Hime, Princess Peach) since her debut in the original Super Mario Bros. (1985), but she would go on to be renamed Toadstool in the English language manual.

The English version of (1993) marked the first usage of the name 'Peach' in the Western world, although she would go back to being named 'Toadstool' in (1994). In (1996), she uses both names in a letter addressed to Mario, with 'Peach' being used for her signature. From (1996) and onward, the name Peach was kept unchanged for the English version of games in the franchise.PersonalityPeach's personality is generally sweet and well mannered.

In most games, she is portrayed as selfless, perky and generous. Typically, she does not show an aggressive nature even when she is fighting (this is done by quick slaps, elegant high kicks, thrusts in the air, and other graceful fighting techniques, as seen in the ) or confronting her enemies. This, however, varies slightly from game to game. One of Peach's most common traits during her playable appearances is her ability to temporarily float in the air with her large skirt, and later on, with her parasol.This was first featured during Peach's first playable appearance in.

This ability has also appeared in and her playable appearances in the Super Smash Bros. However, in Super Princess Peach, she shows wild mood swings from joy, gloom, calm, and rage, each of which gives her a special ability. These changes in emotion are most likely attributed to the 'strange powers' of Vibe Island mentioned in the game's booklet. In Super Princess Peach, she shows Bowser that she is capable of defending herself.Although often kidnapped by him, Peach is willing to have Bowser team up with her and the Mario Bros. When a bigger evil threatens the Mushroom Kingdom. The reveals that she can sometimes show a more bratty behavior, which dissipates after a short time. Apart from Mario, who is her main love interest, she has occasionally shown a very friendly behavior towards.

VoicesIn her first voiced appearance in the Japanese anime, Peach was voiced by pop singer, Mami Yamase. In she was voiced. On the cartoon segments on produced by, Peach was voiced.

In and the cartoons, she was voiced. In the game, she was voiced by Jocelyn Benford. In Super Mario 64, the English version of, and Peach was voiced by Leslie Swan, a localization manager for Nintendo of America. In all other releases of Mario Kart 64 and in and, she was voiced by Asako Kōzuki.

In, she was voiced by Jessica Chisum. Starting with on the Nintendo 64, Peach has been voiced by.After in 2005, Nintendo used a new voice for Princess Peach. Although in 2006 still used Taylor's voice, Peach in, and New Super Mario Bros. Has a new voice,. However, in Super Paper Mario, Peach is once again voiced by Leslie Swan. Peach has been voiced by Samantha Kelly since. In, Peach is again voiced by Taylor, although much is from sound clips recycled from previous Mario games.

Likewise, if a player selects Peach in using a Wii Remote or classic controller, Peach's taunt from (then voiced by Taylor) will sound over the Wii Remote's speaker if the volume is on.Baby Peach, the infant form of Princess Peach, is also voiced by Mills in Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time and, but starting with, Baby Peach is voiced by Samantha Kelly.Appearances. Peach as seen in artwork for. This video game marked her first appearance as a playable character. Her appearance was changed in 2002.Peach is portrayed as the princess of the Mushroom Kingdom, where she was born and currently resides. Within her castle are Royal Guards known as. In Super Mario RPG and Paper Mario, a cabinet minister or chancellor is part of the Mushroom Kingdom government.

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Her father, the Mushroom King, though mentioned in the instruction manual to, has never made an appearance in the mainstream games. She also has a grandmother who is a Toad and a grandmother who is a human, implying that she may be part-Toad.Peach first appeared in Super Mario Bros. Where she has been kidnapped by the series main antagonist, Bowser, many times since. (In at least one game, Toadsworth remarks that she is kidnapped, on average, every week.) In Super Mario Bros. 2, she was a playable character. She, along with, Luigi and was summoned by the inhabitants of Subcon to save their dreamland from the evil Wart.

Peach's main ability was that she could hover for a limited time after jumping left or right. This skill allows her to easily make jumps over areas larger than other characters could. In Super Mario Bros. 3, the Koopalings use their magic wands to turn the Mushroom Kings into various animals. Hearing of this, Princess Peach asks Mario and Luigi to grab the wands back in order for the Mushroom Kings to be changed back into their true forms, all while sending them items while they were on their quest and providing them with power-ups after completing each level. She has eventually captured herself and later saved by Mario. In, she, Mario and Luigi were having a vacation in Dinosaur Land when Bowser once again kidnapped her.In Super Mario RPG, Peach, as Princess Toadstool, was one of Mario's party members, along with Mallow, Geno, and Bowser.

Princess Peach's abilities are similar to Mallow's on which she relies heavily on skill usage, but her skills are more support-based than Mallow's. Her main weapons in the game are gloves, which she uses to slap enemies or household items like a parasol or frying pan that she uses to smack foes with.

She is slightly quicker than Mario in this game, though. In Super Mario 64, Peach invited Mario to her castle for a cake, but before Mario arrived at the palace, Bowser came and took control of the Power Stars. He trapped Peach in the stained-glass window over the entrance of the castle. In Paper Mario, Peach invites Mario to her castle, but as soon as he meets with her, Bowser lifts her castle into the sky and throws Mario out a window.

She is a playable character in the scenes after Mario has rescued each of the seven Star Spirits. In Super Mario Sunshine, Mario, Peach, Toadsworth and an entourage of Toads went to Isle Delfino on Peach's private plane. However, in the disguise of Shadow Mario, had filled the island with graffiti.

He then kidnapped Peach, claiming her to be his mother. Princess Peach was taken once again in New Super Mario Bros. In Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time and Yoshi's Island DS, Baby Peach (her infant form) makes appearances.In Super Princess Peach, Peach had to save Mario, Luigi, and Toad from King Bowser. She has a talking parasol named Perry who transformed from a real boy and can be used as her weapon. In Super Paper Mario, Peach is hypnotized by Nastasia into marrying Bowser, in order to unleash the destructive Chaos Heart. Count Bleck was the one who wed Peach and Bowser, but since he was not authorized to perform the act of marriage, the marriage itself was unofficial (however, Bowser continued to believe in his marriage to Peach). Peach is later rescued by Mario and manages to convince Bowser to join their cause in stopping Bleck.

In, Peach's castle was lifted into space by Bowser, who wanted Peach to rule the universe by his side. She was brought into Outer Space, along with Toads, and Mario had to go through different galaxies to save her. In New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Peach is kidnapped on her birthday by Bowser Jr. She is later rescued by Mario, Luigi, Blue Toad, and Yellow Toad. She is also in when Bowser kidnaps her and puts her in the center of the universe. Mario and Peach then get the final Grand Star, before the Comet Observatory from the first Super Mario Galaxy shows up, and is heard thanking Mario for watching over the Luma that he had found.

The Luma returns to the Comet Observatory, taking Mario's cap with him before the Comet Observatory transforms into a starship and leaves. Eventually, Mario and his companions return to the Mushroom Kingdom, where a large cake stands in front of Peach's Castle and Starship Mario sits in the sky above. Princess Peach also has appearances in as well as. She appears in as a playable character who can float temporarily in midair; however, she is the second-slowest of the five playable characters, with only Rosalina having a slower running speed.Appearances in other gamesPrincess Peach has appeared in nearly all of the Mario spin-off titles. Since the first Mario Party, Peach has appeared in every single installment.In the Mario Kart series, she is in the light category in, Mario Kart 64 and; since, she is in the medium category of characters with the fastest acceleration, the lowest top speed, and the best off-road ability to take the shortcuts on each course.

Her special item in Mario Kart: Double Dash involves two hearts temporarily rotating around her kart, giving her whatever item they collide into. She shares her special with, her best friend. Introduces Pink Gold Peach, a metallic version of Peach similar to Metal Mario.In the and Mario Golf series, she is labeled as a 'Technique' character and has one of the lightest hits. She is a captain in the games, and and specializes in pitching. She is a playable character in Super Mario Strikers and its sequel, Mario Strikers Charged. Peach is fast, agile, and has good passing skills. Finally, she appears in the first Mario basketball game, Mario Hoops 3-on-3, for the, and is a technical type (good at taking shots).

She appears in the crossover sports game, Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games, where she is a skill type character. She also appeared in in 2011, where she is a playable character.Peach also makes appearances in.

A Peach costume can be unlocked and worn through a Mystery Mushroom, and Peach makes cameos in the 10-Mario challenge and the 100-Mario challenge, being kidnapped by two Goombas. After the completion of the 100-Mario challenge on normal or higher difficulties, Mario rescues Peach at the end.In the Super Smash Bros. Series, Peach first appears in Super Smash Bros. Melee, the second game of the series. She has the unique ability to float for seconds, much as she can in Super Mario Bros. 2, an advantage which is balanced by the fact that she is one of the lighter fighters and in her killing ability has been decreased since Super Smash Bros.

Melee and making kills in Brawl can prove to be quite difficult. However, Peach's float is one of the main elements of her game, as it allows her to combo players from above and dodges horizontal attacks. It serves as an amazing horizontal recovery. Her attacks include the Peach Bomber (where she leaps forward, twirls and rams her rear into her opponent which causes an explosion); her forward throw (a massive slap that kills players at higher percentages); her parasol; using Toad as a human shield; using golf clubs, tennis rackets, and frying pans as melee weapons. Her Final Smash in Brawl is unique in that it does not kill opponents outright.

Instead, it puts them to sleep and spawns peaches across the battlefield that restore Peach's health. Additionally, in the Subspace Emissary story mode, Princess Peach is a very prominent character, being present throughout most of the storyline. Peach returned in, as well as.

Appearances in other mediaIn the cartoon series by DiC, she is always referred to as Princess Toadstool, since the name Peach had not been used in the western world until Yoshi's Safari in 1993, and she had red hair instead of yellow. (This may have been due to the original NES games from her early appearances depicting her with red hair, due to technical limitations). Unlike in the video games, she is occasionally seen using power-ups such as the Tanooki Leaf. She is voiced by in and Tracey Moore in the two follow up series, and.CameosPeach has made cameo appearances in non- Mario games as well. She is a playable guest character in the GameCube ports of the games. Peach made a minor appearance in, in a painting in.

A Princess Peach kart toy appears and can be driven in the Labrador and Friends version of. Peach made a cameo in, appearing in a picture sent to Mr. Write from the goat in the animal village.

The photo is of Peach with the name 'Christine' written underneath the picture. She appeared at the battle arena in, as well as in the minigame Megaton Punch.

In Kirby Super Star Ultra, she is once again seen at the Dedede arena. Her crown appears in as an item to be collected, although it is labeled 'Unspeakable Wonder'. She does not appear personally in, but Cranky Kong does make some indirect references to her in some of his Monkey Museum ramblings. Reception. Princess Peach as depicted in.

Her clothing is skimpier than usual, which resulted in her being considered one of the 'hottest video game characters' by.described Princess Peach as an 'ideal woman that's as sweet as can be' in their list of 'babes that should or shouldn't meet your mom'. The website ranked her forty-eighth in their list of Top 50 Hottest Game Babes claiming that she is 'the quiet 'quick, come and rescue me' type, but in Mario Strikers Charged she's all action with a hot sports outfit and shows the boys who's boss'. Editor, stated that Nintendo would be 'taken aback' by her outfit, which he describes as more revealing than any outfit she's ever worn. IGN rated the character an 8 out of 10 in the worth-saving index on their article 'Mario's Ladies: The Princesses of Mario Galaxy”.

The New York Times claimed that Princess Peach had 'grit as well as grace' and that her 'peachiness did nothing to upset the apple cart of expectation: she may have been athletic, smart and strong, but she was also adorable.' The article claimed that Peach was what 'once-unisex, postfeminist parents are shooting for.' Manolith listed Princess Peach as one of the characters on their '25 Hottest Female Videogame Protagonists' list, especially citing her Strikers outfit. Prison run and gun shop. Williams of Momzone magazine declared Peach 'gaming's lone female role model,' citing the character's unceasing humility and gutsy charm.

UGO ranked Peach ninth on their list of the 'Top 11 Girls of Gaming'.In a poll conducted by, Princess Peach was voted by readers as the second greatest female character; the magazine stated that 'some might view her as being a bit useless but we'll let her off as rescuing her is always so much fun'. Peach was included on GameDaily's list of hottest blondes in video games; they cited her appearances in sports games such as Super Mario Strikers and (in, she wears a pink midriff-baring crop top with pink shorts). They listed the 'damsel in distress' as one of their top 25 video game archetypes, using Princess Peach as an example of this due to her frequent kidnappings. Despite this, however, Peach only managed a D on 's Gamer's Red Carpet, who called her pink dress 'awful', as opposed to Princess Daisy which got a B+ and Rosalina which got an A+. IGN called Peach 'all smiles and politeness' however, they also labelled her as the one of the weirdest Mario characters, citing her constant kidnappings. IGN later stated that 'when she's not staring blankly at nothing, she can be rather adorable', however the fact that ' and still get nothing but a cake in return makes us think this might be something of a one-sided relationship.' In 2007, Princess Peach landed on Forbes magazine's Wealthiest Fictional People list, with a fortune of approximately $1.3 billion.

She is ranked 10th in Electronic Gaming Monthly 's Top Ten Video Game Politicians list. In 2011, readers of voted Princess Peach as the 44th-top video game character of all time. In 2015, ranked her No. 1 on their 'Top 10 Video Game Damsels in Distress' list.

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In World 5-1, use your yellow vibe. Fly up, to the right, and you should eventually get to a platform with 6 or 7 koopas, a green pipe, another 6-7 koopas and another green pipe. You can't enter the pipes. Re-tap your yellow to stop it above the platform. Stomp on some koopas on one side and grab one and then face the 1st pipe. You should get 5 coins and 2 mega-coins (sometimes, you can get hearts/vibe crystals.).

Grab the shell again and now stand ON the 1st pipe. Press Y, grab and repeat until you have enough to essentially buy everything in the shop.Submitted by: Nackles42 Vibe Recharge If you beat the game once and start anew, your Vibe will recharge automatically when you stand still. Take a Super Princess Break!

Level 8-6 To unlock a secret level, Level 8-6, collect all of the Toads in all of the other areas in the game. Starfish Appearance Do you remember in world 2, 5, and 6 where the Perry Block tells you about a star-shaped enemy? For those who want to see him, go to the following areas:Hoo's Wood (Level Five): In the second room, if you see a Starfish doing the backstroke, wait until he jumps out of the water. Then nail him as many times as possible. Wavy Beach (Level 5): In the last room, walk as slow as molasses by holding L or R. When you see a Starfish sleeping on a towel, walk (still holding L or R) over to it and give it a rude awakening.Gleam Glacier (Level 4): In the last room, you will see a Starfish on the platform above you. Run until you reach the hill, then use the Gloom vibe and DASH like heck.

If you are ahead, stop bawling and teach him karate with an umbrella.Starfish will only appear in these rooms 30% of the time, so if he's not there or he escapes, exit the room (but not the level) and reenter the room.Money Pit First, you must have the CHARGE SODA. Then go to 5-2. Use Joy until you go across and see a platform. Go on it and jump over the warp pipe. Hit all the koopas and 5 coins should pop out per Koopa.

You should get a few each try. Go to the next warp pipe, head and repeat. You now have endless money! Toad #3 (World 2, Area 2) The second level in Hoo's Woods, there is a third Toad in a 'secret' area that you get to only by going into the first tube you see from entering the second level. (A.K.A the tube that leads into the grassy land with the spiky turtle dude.)Keep walking untill you reach end of that scene. Go down the tube that leads to the little ant dudes in on the islands that are floating in the air.

Go to the tube at the end that leads to the place with that flying dude on a cloud. Keep going untill you reach the two tubes. Go into the one that is sticking up because the one in the ground doesn't let you go into it.You come up into the place were there is a lot of water and a fish and a wheel. Go over to the wheel and go onto the dry land. After that, start crying on the wheel until a little caption says, 'a loud noise is coming from somewhere!' Go back into the tube you came from and then go ionto the smaller tube. This leads you into the 'secret' area.Go to the left and burn down the bridge.

Go right again and get all those coins. After that, go left and fall strait down. Find the toad and finish the level.Toad #3 (World 2, Level 3) Go to the tube at the end of that grassy land/area go down the tube that works.

After that, go down and to the right until you reach the bottom. Then you cry on the wheel until the caption says something about a loud noise. Then go to the right and into that tube.You end up at around the same area you statred. Go down the tube you came up in and go down past the two chompers, or until you reach a tube sticking out from the ground. Go down that tube and then go to the right. Watch out for the big bullet dudes!

Keep going right until you see the toad's box in the small space between those breakable boxes.Peach's Vibe, If You Know What We Mean And We Think You Do When Peach's vibe gauge is running low, and you need to use one of her vibes, do not restart the level. All Peach needs to do is find any monster, pick it up with X and tap down (which makes Perry eat it). If you continue doing this, Peach will soon have full vibe. Toad Mini-Game ( Unverified. If you read what Perry says in a level in Hoo Wood's (the Perry Block thing) you'll hear that if you press R + START (don't use A or it won't work) you'll play a opening minigame, where you use Toad to calm other toads down and stuffs.To get a lot of points in that minigame, and see the cut-scene on the Top Screen, grab Toad and while you're doing that go to either the left or right side of the screen then swing your stylus up and down the screen.