Peach and Daisy

Description of Princess Peach

Princess Peach is the princess of the Mushroom Kingdom. She first appeared in Super Mario Bros. for the NES. Peach was created by Shigeru Miyamoto and is the damsel in distress in most Mario games. Since her debut in Super Mario Bros., Peach has appeared in nearly every game in the franchise, becoming one of video game's most recognizable icons and the most recognizable female video game character in the world. In the Super Mario series, Peach has only been playable in Super Mario Bros. 2 and Super Mario 3D World. However, she has been playable in many of the franchise's spin-offs, being playable in all Mario Kart games, Mario Party games, all Mario Tennis games, Mario Golf games, Mario Strikers games, and Mario Baseball games, among many others. She has also appeared as a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Melee, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/WiiU, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and all Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games games, among many others. Peach lives in her castle and handles political affairs in the Mushroom Kingdom. Additionally, several Toads, such as Master Kinopio, help her manage the kingdom. She cares deeply for the citizens of her kingdom, and as seen in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, she calls assemblies to ensure the well-being of the inhabitants of her kingdom from time to time. She is often kidnapped by Bowser or his henchmen. However, she is always rescued by Mario. The reasons why she is kidnapped by Bowser are because he wants to take control of the Mushroom Kingdom and because he is in love with the princess. In fact, Bowser has tried to marry Peach on several occasions. However, Bowser's feelings are not reciprocated by Peach. However, despite being constantly kidnapped by him, Peach shows no contempt for Bowser and does not hold a grudge against him, treating him in a friendly manner.

Description of Princess Daisy

Princess Daisy is a recurring character in the Super Mario video game series. She is the princess and ruler of Sarasaland, which is made up of four kingdoms called Chai (where Daisy's castle is located), Birabuto, Easton, and Muda. Her first appearance was in Super Mario Land, when she was kidnapped by the monster Tatanga and later saved by Mario. Ten years after the release of Super Mario Land, Daisy began appearing in more and more Mario games. She now appears in most Mario games, most regularly as a playable character. Like other major characters, Daisy has a similarly shaped baby version, which has appeared in recent titles as a playable character. Daisy was not created by Shigeru Miyamoto, but by his mentor Gunpei Yokoi. Yokoi passed away eight years after Daisy's first appearance, and three years before she appeared as a major character in another Mario game. It's possible that Daisy's reappearance in Mario games is a tribute to Yokoi's passing. Daisy has appeared in over thirty games to date, and continues to do so regularly. Daisy is 1.80 m tall and weighs 70 kg. Daisy is known for her special abilities often involving flowers (daisies, mainly, which could also be the case since her name is related to daisies). She is Princess Peach's best friend and teammate, and in several games, it's mentioned that Luigi has a crush on her and vice versa.

Physical appearance of Princess Peach

Princess Peach wears an iconic pale pink dress, which has a cobalt blue gem emblem adorned on the chest. In the Nintendo 64 games, her dress has a prominent hot pink band at the bottom of the dress. In the GameCube games, Peach's design was modified to include two prominent dark fuchsia fabric trims at her waist and on the sides of the dress. In her current design, she has a small band of the same color. Her dress appears to be held up by prominent white fabric. Peach wears small pink heels, though these are rarely visible. Princess Peach has long, bright blonde, slightly wavy hair. Her hair reaches her waist and is sometimes tied in a ponytail. Peach has bangs shaped like the spikes of a star and has two front strands. She wears large, cobalt blue, pearl-shaped earrings and long, light blue gloves. Her crown is golden and adorned with red and blue gems. She is 1.85 cm tall and weighs 60 kg.

Physical appearance of Princess Daisy

In the classic video games, Daisy had a similar appearance to Peach. Her hair was long and styled like Peach's, except for having a slightly disheveled fringe. Her crown was red, adorned with a white daisy flower. Daisy wore a yellow dress with white embroidery. At the end of her dress, it had a white polka-dot design. Her eyes were dark, and she wore daisy earrings. Later, starting with the GameCube games, Daisy's design was modernized, adding her short brown hair, with a reddish-orange hue. Her dress remains similar to Peach's, except for the difference of having two layers at the end of her dress. She wears short white gloves, a golden crown with a daisy emblem, and flower-shaped earrings. Both her earrings, crown, and emblem are adorned with an emerald green gem. Daisy has blue eyes and two eyelashes. In Mario Tennis for N64, Daisy wears a short dress that matches the color of her standard appearance. She also wears orange sneakers with white high socks to fit the sporty theme. In the short game mode, her dual-color player wears a dress in lavender and indigo. Her sneakers are also indigo. Daisy's new model (from Mario Party 4 to the more recent Mario games) underwent notable changes; her dress is now yellow with orange trim, the white seams of her bodice are wavy, resembling flower petals, and her gloves reached her wrists, which also had wavy seams. Her crown went from pink to a coppery gold, still featuring the same style of jewels, with the front jewel changing from yellow to viridian green, and the side jewels, previously blue, are now red. The accessories changed color, including the brooch and the shaped jewels.

Princess Peach's Personality

Princess Peach is kind, sweet, cordial, brave, and friendly. Being a princess, Peach possesses good manners and expresses herself with moderate and polite language with people, including her friends. She has shown to have an appreciation for the color pink, adventure, and action, and is very good at preparing snacks and desserts, especially cakes. In Super Princess Peach, she demonstrates a varied range of emotions, which she uses as powers in different areas. Due to her status as princess and ruler of the Mushroom Kingdom, Peach is often involved in local politics alongside her faithful servants, the Toads. In Super Mario Odyssey, Peach demonstrates an affinity for traveling to different areas of the world. At the end of Adventure Mode, Peach, evidently somewhat annoyed, rejects Bowser and Mario's romantic attempt to forcefully give her some flowers, preferring to return home without having to "choose" one of them. Even so, she invites them to join her on the ship. In addition to making snacks, enjoying sports, and traveling, Peach has been depicted with excellent painting skills in official Mario Odyssey art. Peach has an adventurous spirit, like her friends Mario and Luigi. When necessary, she takes action herself. She also enjoys sports and mini-games. Due to her friendly personality, she often becomes friends or allies with many people, and is even incapable of hating enemies like Bowser. She is also good friends with Princess Daisy. Peach is not only friendly but also quite laid-back, and doesn't even seem to take common adversaries who seek to capture her seriously. She is usually able to forgive them, which makes her somewhat pacifist.

Princess Daisy's Personality

Daisy is cheerful, energetic, playful, positive, and optimistic. She is always seen in a very cheerful mood. She enjoys adventures, action, and spending time with her friends. Daisy is quite competitive, so she always puts her best effort into winning. She is always cordial and kind to her loved ones. An iconic trait of Daisy is her bravery and toughness, being prone to provoking her opponents. On one occasion, she knocked Bowser flying with a single blow, proving to be fearless in the face of adversity. She greatly enjoys sports, and due to her competitive spirit, she is not afraid to challenge her opponents.

Princess Peach's Age

Unknown or unconfirmed, probably between 20 and 30.

Princess Daisy's Age

Unknown or unconfirmed, but probably not too different from Peach's.

Princess Peach's Powers and Abilities

Despite often being portrayed as a damsel in distress, she has demonstrated several magical abilities, though these are mostly demonstrated in the Mario spin-offs. Her signature ability is the ability to float in the air for a few seconds, seen in Super Mario Bros. 2 and Super Mario 3D World, as well as in the Super Smash Bros. series. She can also use her light weight and her dress to slowly descend through the air. Peach's magical abilities are revealed in the first Super Mario Bros. game, though they are not seen throughout the entire game. According to the game's manual, Bowser encases the Toads in bricks, and Peach's magic is the only one capable of untransforming them, leading Bowser to kidnap her. These abilities are not seen until Super Mario RPG, where she demonstrates healing abilities, being able to heal and even revive allies who have been weakened in battle. Peach can also cause opponents to fall asleep, allowing the team to attack without risking damage, and even in this game it is shown that Peach can use psychic powers to attack her opponents. In Super Princess Peach, Peach can control and enhance her emotions at will, unlike other characters in the game who need to use the Sensei to do so. By using her Calm emotion, she can heal her health. Her Anger emotion envelops her in a fiery aura, which defeats and damages enemies on contact, and makes her move slower and heavier. Her Sadness ability makes Peach faster, and she can injure enemies with her tears. Her tears can also make plant shoots grow. Finally, her Joy ability envelops Peach in a tornado that allows her to fly and attack enemies.

Princess Daisy's Powers and Abilities

He doesn't seem to have any really remarkable or special powers or abilities.