He was meant to be Wario's doubles partner. I fixed the quote to reflect that. The whole point is that she still is a canon character. If she's not canon, Wario isn't either.
Daisy does appear in Super Mario Land. However, she hasn't appeared in a canon Mario game since. Until she appeared in Mario Tennis and Mario Party 3 people had forgotten all about her.
It doesn't make them less interesting, though. They still have the same personality. The problem is the storyline difference, not the character.
It makes me care about them less. I don't care a heck of a lot of the spin-offs as much as I do the canon Mario games (especially the console canon games). Not many people really cares too much about the party/sports games as anything other than a fun game that they don't really play as much into as the platformer canon games and the RPGs.
Mario... does nothing notable personality-wise. He's a generic hero with cool stuff. You're giving his personality too much credit.
Peach is pretty generic too.
Bowser has an actual personality beyond "evil" like Ganondorf(outside of WW).
Wario is the only one with any real personality besides Bowser.
Yoshi is a pretty generic horse that thinks for himself. That's about it.
Exactly! They are simple, yet they are unique because of their games. They don't have much personality, but the games they have huge roles in or star in are great! If someone told you people care about personalities of a character first they are lying! It's all about the plot, and in video games, the game play. The plot in Mario is simple, and the game play is amazing, and nearly always revolutionary.
What does Waluigi star in or have a major role in=??? Nothing!
Thus, the characters are seen as part of the game play. On top of that, how they play (as in their attacks, movement, where they dwell, what type of weapons they use) is primarily what effects me in my view of said character. I'm sure other people view them the same way as I do.
You mean Wario's. Waluigi was the dark version of Luigi, but was made for Wario specifically. He's only related to him.
Waluigi was originally made to be Luigi's partner, but oddly enough he has become Wario's partner moreso (I do agree with you there).
Waluigi I think is related to Tingle. Actually, I think he is a son. Think about it. They both think they are something they are not.
Tingle thinks he is fairy, but is just a middle-aged slave owning loser.
Waluigi thinks he is one of the Mario/Wario brothers, when he is merely a malnourished who was abandoned by his parents, had to steal just to get by (and got addicted to stealing and shrooms!), and has struggled his whole life to find an identity.
It adds up, eh=??? Plus both are two of the few nearly universally hated Nintendo characters.
Anyways, I'm out.
~His Knightliness Himself,~
-Johnknight1 Watson
PS: Waluigi is still filler like a stealer who thinks he's Mike Miller.
but it's a fun read
