The Mushroom Kingdom is the setting for what Nintendo video game series, first introduced on Sept 13, 1985
Mushroom Kingdom that Bowser transformed many of the Toads that inhabited the Kingdom into bricks and horsetail plants. The "Super Smash Bros." series has thus far included three different levels based on the Mushroom Kingdom. The original game included the unlockable stage "Mushroom Kingdom" which was graphically based on the original "Super Mario Bros.". "Super Smash Bros. Melee" included a re-vamped "Mushroom Kingdom" which omitted piranha plants and warp pipes from the original stage. A stage titled "Mushroom Kingdom II", based on the setting of "Super Mario Bros. 2" (Subcon), was also featured in this game. "Super Smash Bros. Brawl" includes a
Mushroom Kingdom turns the game environment into the Mushroom Kingdom. Mushroom Kingdom The is a fictional setting in Nintendo's "Mario series", where most of the games take place. The Mushroom Kingdom is typically presented as a medieval monarchy, with the character Princess Peach being either its ruler or heir. "Super Mario RPG" and the "Paper Mario" series suggests that the chancellor of the kingdom is its head of government. Though Princess Peach and the Mario Brothers are human, the citizens of the kingdom are the mushroom-like Toads (called "Kinopios" in Japan). The Mushroom Kingdom also features other species, such as the dinosaur-like