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Orange Yoshi | |
Orange Yoshi's artwork from Yoshi's Crafted World. | |
Abilities | Yoshi's |
Species | Yoshi |
Homeworld | Yoshi's Island |
Affiliation(s) | Yoshi's Island, Mushroom Kingdom |
Enemies | Koopa Troop |
Subspecies | |
Notable member(s) | |
Games | Many |
First appearance | Game & Watch Gallery 3 (1999) |
Latest appearance | Yoshi's Crafted World (2019) |
Orange Yoshi is a variation of Yoshi. He wears blue boots.
Games[]
Game & Watch Gallery 3[]
Orange Yoshis first appeared in Game and Watch Gallery 3 as playable characters in Greenhouse.
Super Mario Sunshine[]
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Yoshi will turn orange when it eats certain Fruit, namely pineapples and pears.
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door[]
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Orange is one of the colors Yoshi Kid will turn if 10-15 minutes have passed between Mario obtaining its egg and it hatching.
Yoshi Touch & Go[]
Orange Yoshi appears in Marathon mode between every 10,000 and 14,000 yards and can carry 50 eggs. This is the first appearance of Orange Yoshi in a Yoshi game. But it's also said that the Orange Yoshi is the long lost Brown Yoshi.
Yoshi's Island DS[]
Orange Yoshi appears in the sixth level of every world. This was thought to be his last appearance due to the Yoshi series going on hiatus for a while.
Yoshi's Woolly World[]
Orange Yoshi Was kidnapped alongside every non original Yoshi other than Red Yoshi.
Yoshi's Crafted World[]
Orange Yoshi Is 1 of 8 characters you can play as to restore the Sundream Stone.
Yoshi's New Island[]
Orange Yoshi returns in Yoshi's New Island.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Orange Yoshi is Brown Yoshi's replacement. They're also the reason that Brown Yoshi hasn't appeared in games for near decades.
- It's possible that Brown Yoshi was meant to be Orange Yoshi, or even the other way around.
- In various artworks, Orange Yoshi is seen to be rather shy and clumsy, since he often has a worried or surprised look in his artworks.