Nintendo revealed a Super Mario RPG remake for the Nintendo Switch last week. Fans have been screaming for a remake of the game since it was first published on the Super Nintendo in 1996. From what Nintendo has revealed, the remake appears to be remarkably close to the original title, with the aesthetics being the immediate departure.
Nevertheless, The teaser has revealed another intriguing modification from the original, as “Princess Toadstool” has now been renamed “Peach.” It’s a minor adjustment, but it should help anyone unfamiliar with the Toadstool name understand what’s happening!
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Nowadays, practically everyone refers to the Mushroom Kingdom princess by her Japanese name, Princess Peach, which she has always gone by. But for several years, Peach only used the word “Princess Toadstool” in North America.
Until Super Mario 64, Nintendo refused to compromise and changed the character’s name to “Peach Toadstool.” Since then, the Toadstool name has only sometimes surfaced, and many fans may not even be familiar with it! One of the final titles not to utilize the Peach name was the original Super Mario RPG, which came out the same year as Super Mario 64.
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The Super Mario Bros. Movie brought in more than $1 billion at the movie office, and Princess Peach gained many new fans. For their benefit, Nintendo should keep things straightforward and understandable in its games, which is probably why Toadstool was removed from Super Mario RPG in favor of Peach.
As an extreme example, Nintendo recently changed the name of a member of the Mario family in Japan. Although the firm declared this year that the moniker Spike will now be used globally, the foreman from the video game Wrecking Crew known as “Spike” was known as “Blackie” in Japan. With the Japanese release of The Super Mario Bros. Movie, this alteration took effect and will now be the norm.