Princess Peach
Princess Peach as seen in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
Universe	Mario
First appearance	Super Mario Bros. (1985)
MG appearances	Super Smash Flash 2
Species	Human
Gender	Female
Created by	Shigeru Miyamoto
Company	Nintendo

Princess Peach (ピーチ姫, Pīchi-Hime), is the ruler of the Mushroom Kingdom and the frequent damsel-in-distress from the Mario series kidnapped by the evil Bowser and saved by Mario or, in some cases, by Luigi, although in Super Princess Peach, it was her turn to save the two. She has been a recurring character in the series since her debut and has had some notable appearances in the games and spin-offs. She is a newcomer playable character in Super Smash Flash 2.

Character description Edit

Peach was conceived by Shigeru Miyamoto as the new damsel-in-distress to, perhaps, replace the role Pauline took in Donkey Kong for the game Super Mario Bros.. Since this game, she would be known simply as Princess Toadstool for all western releases, until a mistranslation from Yoshi Safari would called her for the first time Princess Peach outside Japan, where she has been always called Princess Peach. She is often kidnapped by Bowser in order to conquer the Mushroom Kingdom, prevent her from undoing his evil spells, etc., but is eventually saved by Mario and/or Luigi. Peach has been a mainstream Mario character since her first appearance in Super Mario Bros. and has appeared in almost every installments related to the Mario series for over 20 years, including spinoffs where she is almost always playable. She usually takes on the role of the damsel-in-distress, though she has been known to help out Mario on several occasions, like in Super Mario Bros. 2 which was her first playable appearance and she set to help to save the dream world known as Subcon along with Mario, Luigi and Toad.

Peach is a human with sky-blue eyes and yellow-blonde hair. She is portrayed to be a capable character, but usually excels in skill level over other characters in most activities. Peach has a tall height in terms of other characters. Peach's skin is fair in complexion. She has a pert, pointed, defined nose with a curved stem. Peach is commonly depicted with a puffy smile, and she has round, pink lipstick. Her eyebrows are a dark shade of her blonde hair, and they're thin as well as small. She has very oval, deep-set eyes. Peach's eyes have multiple, thin lashes, and consist of light blue tones. Peach's face is describable as oval, soft and pointed. She has a very thick, flowy, long hairstyle; flipped, fringed bangs with wavy layers are included. Her hair consists of four, small, flipped pieces, which reach above shoulder-length. Peach's bangs are soft as well as heart-shaped, and they have one large part at the top shaping down the center of her forehead. Peach's hairstyle also has long, split, ear-tails that shape her face. Peach's hair is best described as yellow. Her hair is always a yellow shade and she is well known for her status as a blonde. She sometimes wears her hair tied up in a ponytail. Peach is the only princess who ties her hair back, considering its long length; her ponytail hairstyle is mostly seen in the sports category of the Mario series' spin-off installments.

Peach is portrayed as wearing a floor length pink dress with gloves beyond elbow-length. Peach's dress has puffy sleeves and an up-turned collar is also included. At Peach's waist are two deep pink panniers, used to accent the dress' frame. At the bottom of the dress is a deep pink ruffle, completed with deep pink dress shoes. Peach also wears a blue gem brooch set in gold; these jewels appear throughout her outfit. Included in the set is a pair of earrings, a brooch, and red and blue jewels on her crown; Peach's crown is golden with four jewels. When the Mario sports installments started with Mario Golf and Mario Tennis, her classic sports uniform was her same classic dress, except it was shorter and she was not wearing gloves and was wearing tall, long socks. However, when the GameCube Mario sports installments came around, Peach started to have more variety in her sports attire. In Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour and Mario Power Tennis, she wears a sporty minidress to mainly keep the theme of her current main dress. Later on, in the case of "active sports" installments, she wears an athletic outfit to match the increased action of those said sports. The athletic outfit includes a pink tank top, pink shorts, and red and pink tennis shoes with two lace straps on each. The shorts have two white hoops on the bottom, and two white curved lines running from the side seams to the front waist. For most "active sports" installments in which Peach is a playable participant, she can be seen wearning this outfit; however, in Super Mario Strikers and Mario Strikers Charged, Peach wears soccer outfits targeted for those games.

In Super Smash Flash 2 Edit

Peach debuts in the Smash Flash series, due her absence in the first Super Smash Flash. Most of her standard attacks and special moves come from the Smash Bros. series, but some are different unique moves, notably her Final Smash. Her early sprites were supposed to be from Super Princess Peach, but that was changed. Her sprites are a brawlified version of her Mario Party Advance sprites.