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http://www.gamespot.com/articles/yoshis ... 0-6421541/

Yoshi's full name is not Yoshi

LOL Mario isn't human. That would explain why he can jump so high.

Probably some grasshoper-hybrid lol

So the full name is T Yoshisaur Munchakoopas? Wow, I seriously do not know that. Hahaa. Such a Strange Name in general but Yoshi is still a good choice for a helpful cute Dinosaur.

KoolKat wrote:LOL Mario isn't human. That would explain why he can jump so high.

Normally he is a human but Video Game related. Logic.

GLuigiX wrote:Probably some grasshoper-hybrid lol

Surething... hahaa.

KoolKat wrote:LOL Mario isn't human. That would explain why he can jump so high.

It seems he ,Luigi , Peach and other humanoids are apart of the homo nintendonus species.

Well a Homo Nintendonus is so much different from a Homo Sapien in that it has incredible strength in its lower legs. Otherwise it differs in no other ways from a normal human.

KoolKat wrote:Well a Homo Nintendonus is so much different from a Homo Sapien in that it has incredible strength in its lower legs. Otherwise it differs in no other ways from a normal human.

Including Peach''s ability to glide using her. ..... what again? Skirt?

Hmm, maybe they are Youkais... Joke.

But still, Video Games never makes 100% Sense so yeah.

Well, technically it's a dress, but whatever.

KoolKat wrote:Well, technically it's a dress, but whatever.

Dresses glide in midair? I should tell my girlfriend to do that, we'd get around easier.

Radishl wrote:

KoolKat wrote:Well, technically it's a dress, but whatever.

Dresses glide in midair? I should tell my girlfriend to do that, we'd get around easier.

I dunno, is your girlfriend Peach?

Oh yeah, read this on Nintendo Life today. Still is funny to me that yoshi and Mario were given such funny scientific names. Also, this confirms that Yoshi is part of the Koopa genus.

KoolKat wrote:

Radishl wrote:

KoolKat wrote:Well, technically it's a dress, but whatever.

Dresses glide in midair? I should tell my girlfriend to do that, we'd get around easier.

I dunno, is your girlfriend Peach?

She used to be, she used to be.....

But she told me that she wanted to go to another castle, and then she laughed and said bye bye

Blue Greed wrote:Oh yeah, read this on Nintendo Life today. Still is funny to me that yoshi and Mario were given such funny scientific names. Also, this confirms that Yoshi is part of the Koopa genus.

Munchakoopa? I would think that normal Koopas would be in the Shellus genus with Buzzy Beetles.

KoolKat wrote:

Blue Greed wrote:Oh yeah, read this on Nintendo Life today. Still is funny to me that yoshi and Mario were given such funny scientific names. Also, this confirms that Yoshi is part of the Koopa genus.

Munchakoopa? I would think that normal Koopas would be in the Shellus genus with Buzzy Beetles.

Buzzy beetles and koopas are part of the same family, but not genus. Buzzy Beetles are part of the Buzzydoodle genus.

KoolKat wrote:

Blue Greed wrote:Oh yeah, read this on Nintendo Life today. Still is funny to me that yoshi and Mario were given such funny scientific names. Also, this confirms that Yoshi is part of the Koopa genus.

Munchakoopa? I would think that normal Koopas would be in the Shellus genus with Buzzy Beetles.

Yoshi is still apart of the same genus with the rest of his species, and the rexes are probably their related genus.

Wait... every single Mario enemy is in the same family.

Radishl wrote:

KoolKat wrote:

Blue Greed wrote:Oh yeah, read this on Nintendo Life today. Still is funny to me that yoshi and Mario were given such funny scientific names. Also, this confirms that Yoshi is part of the Koopa genus.

Munchakoopa? I would think that normal Koopas would be in the Shellus genus with Buzzy Beetles.

Yoshi is still apart of the same genus with the rest of his species, and the rexes are probably their related genus.

Rexes are most likely in the same family as yoshi, but not genus, they look too different.








Why are we applying science to Mario?

I guess different colored yoshis are their own species. Also did you know that Chargin Chucks are in the same family as Koopa's?