1 for All of Princess Daisy's Fans and Haters Alike, This Article Is Going To
1 For all of Princess Daisy’s fans and haters alike, this article is going to be about Nintendo’s own, Flower Princess, as I will be writing this out of love for the character, and to share it with all of you. This article consists of her history, her personality her reception, and her role in Nintendo Games as I’ll also wax poetic about my beloved princess as well as vent of her shortcomings, and speak in defense of her, being the die-hard Daisy fan that I am. So, without further ado… She first debuted in the Gameboy Game, Super Mario Land in 1989, created by Shigeru Miyamoto’s mentor, Gunpei Yokoi, in which she plays the role of a damsel-in-distress and Mario had to save her. Next, in 1991, she appears as Luigi’s caddy in NES Open Tournament Golf, and then after that, she has not been seen for almost a decade…until the booming of the Mario spin-off titles in the early 2000s, since the games were in need of more human characters. Since then, Daisy has made a playable appearance in most of the spin-off Mario games to this day, where some may even consider her the ‘Spin-off Queen,’ a highly subjective title given to her by the fans. Unlike her counterpart Princess Peach, Daisy hardly fits the description of how a proper princess should act. Daisy first and foremost is a tomboy. She’s tough, (perhaps one of the toughest females in the Mario universe, but to me, it’s not saying much), she’s steadfast, as well as 2 headstrong, competitive, and extroverted.
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