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*'''The {{uv|Yoshi}} universe''': Also referred to as the '''''Yoshi's Island''''' series. Known as being an even more laid-back and light-hearted subset of the already-child-friendly ''Mario'' series starring a race of long-tongued dinosaurs with the ability to encase their enemies in eggs and transform into vehicles, best known for their appearances in ''Mario'' titles, it was initially conceived as a series of falling-block puzzle games, but was launched into popularity by the platforming title ''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island'', a prequel where a group of [[Yoshi]]s befriend and rescue the infant forms of Mario and Luigi with a pastel color scheme and crayon art style - later games would downplay Mario's involvement and instead emphasize more literal arts & crafts aesthetics alongside easier levels aimed at younger audiences, though Bowser would continue to appear, usually as a baby himself under the eye of Kamek. The Yoshis are the sole fighter of this series in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' games, with the default costume in all games being the green Yoshi who leads the clan.
*'''The {{uv|Yoshi}} universe''': Also referred to as the '''''Yoshi's Island''''' series. Known as being an even more laid-back and light-hearted subset of the already-child-friendly ''Mario'' series starring a race of long-tongued dinosaurs with the ability to encase their enemies in eggs and transform into vehicles, best known for their appearances in ''Mario'' titles, it was initially conceived as a series of falling-block puzzle games, but was launched into popularity by the platforming title ''Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island'', a prequel where a tribe of [[Yoshi]]s befriend and rescue the infant forms of Mario and Luigi with a pastel color scheme and crayon art style - later games would downplay Mario's involvement and instead emphasize more literal arts & crafts aesthetics alongside easier levels aimed at younger audiences, though Bowser would continue to appear, usually as a baby himself under the eye of Kamek. The Yoshis are the sole fighter of this series in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' games, with the default costume in all games being a green Yoshi, the most recognisable Yoshi color that is typically assigned to the "leader" Yoshi, including the "main" Yoshi character featured in ''Mario'' games.
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