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EP Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The Japanese name for Toad is +et (Kinopio), usually assumed to be a pun on famous children's book character Pinocchio. Possible evidence that this is the intended reference comes from Super Mario Galaxy, which uses the name "Pinokio" for textures of Toad models. However, the textures for the Toads' models in Super Mario Galaxy spell it "Pinokio" instead: PinokioFace.0 PinokioFace.1 KINOPIO キノビオ PinokioBody PinokioFace.2 Pinokio Face.3 An olficially licensed Mario plaging card from Japan, showing Toad's Japanese name and its romanization. ouroe noclip.vebsite, mariovikioom/FleNAP-06Diamonds_Jaok.png

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