#green yoshi

[shyblacksheep]

Another more movie based lil comic; Since we saw Yoshi hatching at the end of the first movie, thought it would be cute if we had a bit of the Bros having to raise baby Yoshi in the second. 😆 Also totally based just a little on that 'Mama Luigi' episode of the cartoon! x'D

[mooneyedmoth]

I have zero background in drawing animals or babies, I dunno why I thought this would be a good idea but the yoshis island colour pallet is so scrumptious

[s0und-of-snow]

[xxbanditoxx]

Yoshis

Inspired by one of my favorite mario games from childhood, New Super Mario Bros Wii!

I love Yoshis :D

[vvileentityart]

Fruity Creatures

I don't really remember the last time I uploaded anything to tumble, but I thought I'd show the few people here that I'm still alive (unfortunately). Enjoy

[nikdwings]

I need to continue this 😊

Just something I did for fun, because I thought the song matched hahaha

song: Mugman sings a song by Aaron Frasher-Nash

Mario & Co © Nintendo

Young Mario & Luigi design and Nintendo High characters © Foozle (Joe Zampirri, Joseph Amaro, Nick Senny and Nicholas Breitmayer)

[lore-of-the-mushroom-kingdom]

Gameverse Yoshi Vs. SuperShow Yoshi

So the canon of the games and the canon of The Super Mario Bros. SuperShow are obviously 2 separate canons. However, some people do think they fit into the same canon. So I wanted to point out all the ways the 2 differ, also cause it's fun talking about Mario lore.

This will begin various posts I will make about the differences between the SuperShow and the Games. So to start off I'll be addressing the main Yoshi.

The Main Yoshi's origin and behavior differs drastically in the SuperShowverse from the Gameverse. So in the Super Mario World cartoon Luigi finds a Yoshi egg and out of it hatches a Baby Yoshi which is the main Yoshi. While in the game Mario is the one who finds Yoshi not Luigi, and Yoshi is already full grown and was trapped in an egg cause of Bowser's curse. In addition the Main Yoshi hatched at the end of Yoshi's Island DS and the beginning of the Yoshi Story.

In the SuperShowVerse Baby Yoshi uses his tongue to eat "man-eating catepillars." In the Gameverse Baby Yoshis don't start off using their tongues.

SuperShowverse Yoshi when older talks and acts more childish, with Peach even calling him "just a baby." As stated before GameVerse Yoshi is fully grown.

The SuperShowverse also lacks the other Yoshis from Super Mario World aka Yoshi's other friends who Bowser also cursed. The main ones being Red, Yellow, and Light Blue.

Yoshi is also established to be afraid of water in the SuperShowverse while his Gameverse counterpart has no fear of water.

[oliviadoesart910]

[bunkerhillbros]

"Cycle of Yoshi" from Muz.

[jar-full-of-pixel-hearts]

Another creation , Yoshi egg and his apple.

[sublimepizzastarfish]

[shyblacksheep]

Always adored the cloud flower power up~! ☁️✨

[sarahvilelaheart]

This is an art of the eight Yoshis (green, pink, light-blue, yellow, purple, brown, red and blue), along with a Yoshi Egg, Kamek and his broomstick, celebrating the game Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island's 23rd anniversary together at Yoshi's Island's grassy grounds. So... Happy 23rd anniversary, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island! 🥳 And enjoy! 🙂

[s0und-of-snow]

[thedawningofthehour]

On Splinter and Colors

I know we all joke about Splinter giving the red-eared slider the nickname Blue and I agree that it is indeed a peak troll dad move, but consider-

This is what we see of the baby turtles in Goyles Goyles Goyles

And this is the same picture put through a colorblind filter showing protanomaly, or red deficiency

Through deuteranomaly, green deficiency

And through protanopia, total red blindness

Yeah, makes sense why Leo might be Blue.

(there's green blindness and blue deficiency/blindness as well, but Leo's eye bananas still looked red in those)

If you haven't gotten to high school physics yet or have forgotten that lesson: we have three cones in our eyes that respond to light of different wavelengths, perceiving the color red, green, and blue respectively. All the colors you perceive are a mixture of these cones receiving light and yelling at you. (except for purple, purple's kind of weird) (as is black and white, and magenta, and-there are a lot of non-spectral colors, actually) Color blindness occurs when one or more cones is bad at its job or not working, resulting in the eye having difficulty perceiving that wavelength or not being able to see it altogether.

Now, considering he did give another child Red, he most likely can tell some shades apart. So I doubt he's completely red-blind. But it's very possible that he's red-weak or green-weak colorblind and literally saw Leo as having blue stripes as an infant, because they were in a shade he had trouble seeing.

This could also explain why he wore yellow-tinted glasses. They might have literally helped him see better by filtering everything to a wavelength he could see more comfortably at.

But, you ask, why didn't the name 'red-eared slider' tip him off? Splinter's not a native English speaker. He's fluent, but it's his second language and it is very different from his first. English is a confusing and often contradictory language, so even if he realized that red-eared was meant to refer to the markings around their ears that were red-well, what does he know? English came up with all sorts of weird, misleading names for things. The black mamba isn't actually black, goldfish can come in all sorts of colors, and there's a frog called the mountain chicken. Who is he to argue?