Originally from Super Mario Bros. 2, they stuck around because of their weird charm. They come in many different colors, sometimes carry spears, and occasionally drive go-karts.

The toothy door is one of a handful of singing-and-dancing enemies, a bit of musical flavor that Wonder pulls off much better than the New Super Mario Bros. games ever did.

The famed Whomp King from Super Mario 64 challenges the plumbing hero to a 1-1 showdown in an attempt to showcase his abilities as more than just a 2D sprite who likes to stomp up and down in ...

Mario and Luigi, known for their running, jumping, go-karting and more, are expanding their fighting skills — beyond “Super Smash Bros.” — in Nintendo’s upcoming video game “Mario ...

Super Nintendo centerpiece Super Mario World is often lauded as not only one of the best Mario games of all time but also one of the greatest video games ever made, hands down.

Get ready to dive into the forgotten corners of the Mario universe. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the most obscure enemies the Nintendo mascot has ever gone up ...