37 Facts About Luigi

Luigi appears in many games throughout the Mario franchise, oftentimes accompanying his brother.

Luigi would retain this role in many future games, including Mario Bros.

Luigi was first available as a primary character in Super Mario Bros.

Luigi has appeared in every episode of the three DiC TV series based on the NES and Super NES games.

Originally developed as a palette swap of Mario with a green color scheme instead of red, Luigi has since developed a personality and style of his own.

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In that game, Luigi was given the role of Mario's brother as the second playable character.

In terms of graphics and gameplay, the characters were completely identical; the green color scheme adopted for Luigi remained one of his defining physical characteristics in subsequent releases.

Luigi's movement was no longer identical; he could now jump higher and farther than his brother, at the expense of movement response and precision.

Melee, Luigi has consistently had a medium-pitched voice, performed by Martinet.

In Mario Kart: Super Circuit, Luigi's voice was the same high pitched voice from the Japanese version of Mario Kart 64.

Melee, Luigi's voice is made up of clips from Mario's voice taken from Super Mario 64, with raised pitches.

Luigi will be voiced by Charlie Day in the upcoming 2023 film adaptation.

Luigi is portrayed as the taller, younger brother of Mario, and is usually seen dressed in a green shirt, dark blue overalls, and a green hat with a green "L" insignia.

Luigi is voiced by Charles Martinet, just like his adult self.

Luigi's was his caddy in NES Open Tournament Golf as Peach was to Mario.

Luigi made a minor appearance in his baby form in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island.

Luigi was conspicuously absent in Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Sunshine.

Luigi received his own starring role in the GameCube game Luigi's Mansion, where he wins a mansion from a contest he never entered, and saves Mario from King Boo.

Luigi's Mansion has cultivated such a cult following that Nintendo made a sequel to the game nearly a decade after the original game's release date.

Luigi reprised his role in the third game, Luigi's Mansion 3, on Nintendo Switch.

Luigi has been associated with the more difficult second acts of multiple Super Mario games.

Luigi became playable in the Nintendo DS game New Super Mario Bros.

Luigi appears as a playable character in New Super Mario Bros.

Luigi appears in Super Mario 3D Land as a playable character as well as New Super Mario Bros.

Luigi appeared in Super Mario 3D World along with his brother, Peach, Rosalina and Toad.

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Luigi appears in many of the Mario spin-offs, including Mario Kart, Mario Party, and all of the Mario sports titles.

Luigi appears in all five installments of the Super Smash Bros.

Luigi is a non-playable character in the original Paper Mario.

Super Paper Mario features him as a playable character after he is initially brainwashed into working for the antagonist under the name "Mr L " In Paper Mario: Sticker Star and Paper Mario: Color Splash, Luigi plays a minor role and can be found in the background of certain levels for a coin reward.

In Color Splash, Luigi appears at the end of the game driving a kart and helps Mario reach Bowser's Castle.

Luigi made his animated debut in the 1986 film Super Mario Bros.

Luigi was a little more serious, but less courageous, than his brother Mario, who constantly daydreamed about Princess Peach.

Luigi later made an appearance in the third of a trilogy of OVA's entitled Amada Anime Series: Super Mario Bros.

Luigi appears at the end of the video to save Mario and Peach from the Wicked Queen, portrayed by Koopa.

Luigi is depicted as a more easy-going character in contrast to the cynical Mario, portrayed by Bob Hoskins.

Luigi has appeared in several Robot Chicken sketches, always alongside Mario.

Luigi was listed as the best sidekick in video games by Maximum PC.