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Yoshi! Yoshi! (Hey! I'm Baby Yoshi! You look like you know where to find food, so I guess I'll follow you!)
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~ Baby Yoshi.
Baby Yoshis, called also Little Yoshis, are supporting characters in Super Mario Bros. series. They are the baby counterparts of the Yoshis. Born from Yoshi’s eggs. First appearing in Super Mario World. Unlike their adult counterparts, Baby Yoshis' mouths appear to resemble beaks, an apparent nod to Yoshi's more reptilian prototypical design.
Baby Yoshis are the small, childish, infant forms of the Yoshi species. They have some differences with adult Yoshis: their face is not round but arched; they also have tiny arms and huge paws. They are also plumper than adult Yoshis and always have sleepy eyes. Like adult Yoshis, they can come in a myriad of different colors.
However, not all newborn Yoshis are born this way, with some resembling their adult counterparts. This is most evident in Yoshi's Story where a group of them possess a similar appearance and abilities to older Yoshis.
History[]
Super Mario World[]
Baby Yoshis only appear in Star World levels and coming in three different colors: blue, yellow and red. They must be carried around and fed enemies to mature into adult Yoshis that Mario or Luigi can ride on. Depending on their color, each Yoshi will have a unique ability they can use while holding a shell in their mouths. Blue Yoshis can produce wings and fly around for a certain amount of time. Yellow Yoshis will land on the floor with a heavy thud that can break obstacles. Red Yoshis can spit three fireballs at once to defeat enemies.
Yoshi's Story[]
Yoshi's Island DS[]
A single Baby Yoshi appears at the end of the game hatching from its egg and is revealed to be the seventh of the Star Children.
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