He is also very good-hearted and loyal, demonstrated by the fact that as soon as he meets Mario, he commits to helping him save his brother despite only just meeting him, and he quickly accompanies both him and Princess Peach on their journey to the Jungle Kingdom to recruit them to stand up to and defeat Bowser.
Toad is typically a non-player character who assists Mario and his friends, but he occasionally appears as a protagonist. Yuriko Yamamoto and Hiroko Emori (Super Mario Bros.: The Great Mission to Rescue Princess Peach!)
Despite his cowardice, Toad is notable for being one of the few characters who help the Mario Bros. through a variety of different ways throughout their adventures.
Toads are traditionally negative symbols: they are commonly viewed as demonic creatures, often magical yet evil. In many legends, toads figure as the guardian of TREASURES; its transformation from tadpole to maturity renders the toad a frequent symbol of resurrection and rebirth.
In the box office hit The Super Mario Bros. Movie, Toad is a major character working alongside Peach to keep Bowser from invading their peaceful Kingdom.
Captain toad is an objectively good character. He's lawful good, his duties to his princess are proof of this. He serves Princess Peach in a way no one else does.
Toad seems to have a crush on Toadette in the episode Retarded64: the Toad, the Fat and the Ugly, but at the end, she admits she's 9 years old, which makes Toad shocked. He is then arrested by a Policeman crew because they thought he was a pedophile.
Frog and Toad are of the same sex, and they love each other." Lobel was a closeted gay man for much of his life; he came out to family four years following the publication of the first book of the series.
His daughter once suggested to the New Yorker that this might shed a new light on his most beloved characters: Frog and Toad. After all, the two creatures “are of the same sex, and they love each other,” which she judges “ahead of its time” in and of itself.
It is said on Nintendo.com's page for Super Mario Sunshine that he is Peach's father, which would make him King Toadstool. However, it has been stated in games and game booklets that Toadsworth is Peach's attaché and thus, is subordinate to her (while if he were King, he would be the ruling monarch).
actually has no mother, as the world of the Mario series does not entirely reflect reality, and children may be produced asexually in its universe. Many other animals reproduce asexually in a similar fashion, so Bowser could potentially do so as well.
Yoshi is typically referred to as Male, but appears to be asexual. All Yoshis can lay eggs and they don't need a partner to do so, as seen in Game & Watch Gallery's “Chef” where Yoshi is fed and lays an egg. A baby Yoshi then hatched from the egg, is fed until it grows into an adult Yoshi and the cycle continues.
Koopa King Bowser is the main antagonist of the Mario series and if his actions in the mostly whimsical Mushroom Kingdom were applied to the real world, he would certainly be seen as dark. While Bowser has done many weird things, his most persistent crime is kidnapping Princess Peach.
Additionally, in Mario Party 6, the duo are described as "shroommates," an obvious play on the word roommate. So Toad and Toadette are not siblings, they live together, they go on adventures together, they hold hands, and Toadette winks while doing so.
Toads, also known as the Mushroom People or simply Mushrooms, are a peaceful race of mushroom-like humanoid characters and the dominant species of the Mushroom Kingdom. Toads reside in many towns and cities throughout the entire kingdom, and have a capital named after them called Toad Town.
As it were, Nintendo never really settled on a specific gender for the Toads, according to Hayashida. Toads are a genderless race that take on gendered characteristics. He also clarified that Toad and Toadette are not romantically involved.
“Look at your calendar.” Toad looked at the calendar. The May page was on top. “Why, it is May!” said Toad as he climbed out of bed. Then he and Frog ran outside to see how the world was looking in the spring.
It was actually briefly banned due to promoting laziness.) It's not hard for many queer people to see how Frog and Toad can be read as a queer love story.
In the novel Toad becomes obsessed with motor cars after one runs him and his friends off the road in his caravan. Toad is a passionate driver and crashes at least eight motor cars before his friends step in and encourage him to change his ways.
His mushroom cap takes up most of the space his brain should. Toad pretty much suffers from nearly every mental illness including Autism, ADHD, and Alzheimer's. He is a very friendly and carefree individual.
Toad. Toadette used to date Toad until she cheated on him with Bowser Junior. Some of Toadette's other appearances could have her and Toad being just friends as Toad claims "There are many Toad's and Toadette's in the world."
