About
Height: 3'5" (estimation)
Eyes: Black
Hair: Red (color of spots on cap)
Hobbies: Racing, Tennis, Golf
Likes: Mario Bros, Princess Peach, the world in general
Dislikes: Koopas, Cobrats, bad dreams in general
Job History: Mushroom Retainer (specifically, personal assistant and confidant to Princess Peach)
Admirable Traits: His wisdom and determiniation
Modus Operandi: Uses his immense strength to make a weapon of anything he can get his hands on.
Quotes: "Thank you Mario, but our Princess is in another castle!*" , "I carried all I could! Now, what do you need?"
The Title
The title is Toad's Japanese name.Bio
Toad (????, Kinopio?) is a humanoid mushroom in games of Nintendo's Mario series. Toad is the general collective name of the "Mushroom People" found in the Mushroom Kingdom, who are a sapient, anthropomorphic mushroom race, with a peaceful, human-following monarchistic culture. It is believed that the English name originated from the word "toadstool" (just as the original Japanese name comes from kinoko, meaning "mushroom"), though the English name may also be construed as a variant of the word "toady," a loyal follower. Like other characters in the Mario games such as Yoshi, Toad is both a unique character called "Toad" and a specimen of an entire, homonymous race. The Toad species first appeared in Super Mario Bros., in which they were called merely "Mushroom Retainers". In later games prior to Paper Mario, which featured an entire race of Toads inhabiting Toad Town, the capital of the Mushroom Kingdom, manuals referred to them as "Mushroom People".Toad as an individual character made his debut in Super Mario Bros. 2, where he was a playable character (the fastest and strongest one) on equal standing to the other protagonists — Mario, Luigi, and Princess Peach. His relationship to the other main characters of the series is unclear (as most of those between characters in the Mario series are), but it can be seen that he is a good friend of Mario and Princess Peach. He lives with the princess in her castle as her personal servant and constant companion.
Source: Wikipedia
