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amiibo (アミーボ amiibo) are a series of toys-to-life objects usable in various Nintendo software. They are near field communication-based figurines that can have data read and written on them. amiibo serve as add-ons to amiibo-compatible games, although usually only to a minor extent. Each amiibo is typically of a Nintendo character, and they were released in various lines of a certain series or franchise, such as Mario, The Legend of Zelda, or Animal Crossing. The first amiibo were launched on the same day as Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, the first game to feature amiibo support.

List of compatible Mario-related games[]

List of Mario-related amiibo[]

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U[]

Wave 1[]

  1. Mario
  2. Link
  3. Samus Aran
  4. Kirby
  5. Fox McCloud
  6. Donkey Kong
  7. Pikachu
  8. Peach
  9. Marth
  10. Yoshi
  11. Villager
  12. Wii Fit Trainer

Wave 2[]

  1. Diddy Kong
  2. Zelda
  3. Luigi
  4. Captain Falcon
  5. Pit
  6. Little Mac

Wave 3[]

  1. Bowser
  2. Toon Link
  3. Sheik
  4. Sonic the Hedgehog
  5. Mega Man
  6. King Dedede
  7. Ike
  8. Rosalina & Luma
  9. Shulk
  10. Lucario
  11. Meta Knight

Wave 4[]

  1. Ness
  2. Charizard
  3. Robin
  4. Lucina
  5. PAC-MAN
  6. Wario
  7. Jigglypuff
  8. Greninja

Wave 5[]

  1. Dark Pit
  2. Palutena

Wave 6[]

  1. Bowser Jr.
  2. Dr. Mario
  3. Zero Suit Samus
  4. Ganondorf
  5. Olimar
  6. Mr. Game & Watch
  7. Duck Hunt
  8. R.O.B.

Wave 7[]

  1. Falco
  2. Mewtwo
  3. Mii Brawler
  4. Mii Swordfighter
  5. Mii Gunner

Wave 8[]

  1. Lucas

Wave 9[]

  1. Roy
  2. Ryu
  3. R.O.B. (Famicom colors)

Wave 10[]

  1. Cloud Strife
  2. Cloud Strife (Player 2 Variant)
  3. Corrin (Male)
  4. Corrin (Female/Player 2 Variant)
  5. Bayonetta
  6. Bayonetta (Player 2 Variant)

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[]

Wave 11[]

  1. Wolf O'Donnell
  2. Ridley
  3. Inkling

Wave 12[]

  1. Piranha Plant
  2. King K. Rool
  3. Ice Climbers

Wave 13[]

  1. Ken
  2. Young Link
  3. Daisy

Wave 14[]

  1. Isabelle
  2. Pichu
  3. Pokémon Trainer

Wave 15[]

  1. Solid Snake
  2. Squirtle
  3. Ivysaur

Wave 16[]

  1. Incineroar
  2. Chrom
  3. Simon

Wave 17[]

  1. Dark Samus
  2. Richter

Wave 18[]

  1. Joker
  2. Hero
  3. Banjo & Kazooie
  4. Terry
  5. Byleth

Super Mario amiibo[]

Wave 1[]

  1. Mario
  2. Luigi
  3. Bowser
  4. Toad
  5. Princess Peach
  6. Yoshi
  7. Gold Mario

Wave 2[]

  1. Silver Mario

Wave 3[]

  1. Princess Daisy
  2. Wario
  3. Donkey Kong
  4. Rosalina
  5. Diddy Kong
  6. Boo
  7. Waluigi

Yoshi's Woolly World[]

  1. Green Yarn Yoshi
  2. Pink Yarn Yoshi
  3. Light Blue Yarn Yoshi
  4. Mega Yarn Yoshi
  5. Poochy

Super Mario Bros. 30th Anniversary amiibo[]

  1. 8-Bit Classic Mario
  2. 8-Bit Modern Mario

Mario Sports Superstars[]

Instead of figures, there are five amiibo cards for each of the captains in Mario Sports Superstars. Every captain has a card for soccer, baseball, tennis, golf, and horse racing each.

  1. Mario
  2. Luigi
  3. Peach
  4. Daisy
  5. Yoshi
  6. Wario
  7. Waluigi
  8. Donkey Kong
  9. Diddy Kong
  10. Bowser
  11. Bowser Jr.
  12. Boo
  13. Baby Mario
  14. Baby Luigi
  15. Birdo
  16. Rosalina
  17. Metal Mario
  18. Pink Gold Peach

In Yoshi's Woolly World / Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World[]

YWW Amiibo Yoshi

amiibo Yoshi in Yoshi's Woolly World.

Scanning any amiibo incompatible with the game unlocks an amiibo pattern named amiibo Yoshi.

In Mario Party: Star Rush[]

The game features a two-player mode titled Mario Shuffle that is centered around the use of amiibo functionality.

In WarioWare Gold[]

WWG Amiibo Tap

A Mario amiibo in the WarioWare Gold microgame amiibo Tap

Amiibo are the focus of the microgame amiibo Tap, in which the objective for the player is to place an amiibo, which can be either of Mario, Yoshi, Peach, or Samus, onto the New Nintendo 3DS. In levels 2 and 3, the player has to avoid putting any other object onto the system, and one of these objects in level 3 is a fake Mario amiibo with a clay design.

In Yoshi's Crafted World[]

Amiibo Box

The amiibo Box in Yoshi's Crafted World

Scanning any amiibo incompatible with the game unlocks the amiibo Box, a costume based on the amiibo's packaging and an indirect successor to amiibo Yoshi from Yoshi's Woolly World.

Crossover appearances[]

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U[]

To use an amiibo, the player must place it on the square sensor part of their Wii U GamePad to activate it. The player is free to name their amiibo and customize it using special power-ups found by either clearing through Classic Mode or by playing Smash Tour. This is a way for the player to customize their own Amiibo to make it stronger and level up (with 50 being the highest level they can reach).

Trivia[]

  • In Mario Party: Star Rush's Mario Shuffle mode, playing as Bowser Jr. utilizes an amiibo of him based on the Super Mario line, even though no such amiibo figure had been released. The in-game amiibo of Bowser Jr. gives him a pose based on his artwork for Mario Party 9.

Gallery[]

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