Since the '80s, our favorite mustachioed plumber, Mario, rescued our blonde-haired princess, Peach, from that problematic turtle monster, Bowser. But if you thought they were madly in love and ...

Princess Peach made her debut as the damsel in distress in Super Mario Bros., but in the American release of the game, she was called “Princess Toadstool” instead of Peach, supposedly because Nintendo ...

Despite what you may believe, Mario and Princess Peach are not lovers, according to Nintendo. Mario is arguably the most iconic character in gaming. He’s been around for so long that it’s hard for ...

Long before Princess Peach became Princess Peach, she was known as Princess Toadstool, at least in English-localized versions of Nintendo games. She first appeared in 1985's Super Mario Bros. on the ...

Mario and Princess Peach's Relationship Isn't What You Think, According to Nintendo originally appeared on Parade. For years, fans have wondered about the relationship between Mario and Princess Peach ...

After all, Nintendo clarified that the iconic video game character isn’t dating anyone that lives in the Mushroom Kingdom—including her long-rumored boyfriend, Mario. “Princess Peach and Mario are ...

Julio is a Senior Author for Collider. Despite having studied History and International Relations at university, he found his calling in cultural journalism. When he is not writing, Julio teaches ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Nintendo's star heroine wasn't always named Princess Peach, and for many years prior to the release of Super Mario 64 went by a different name: ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. After being the voice of Nintendo's Princess Peach and Toad for the past 18 years, Samantha Kelly suddenly found herself not part of Mario Kart World.

Despite being a classic pairing in the world of gaming, it seems that Mario and Princess Peach's relationship isn't as romantic as you might think. While many Mario games end with Peach giving Mario ...