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| + | #REDIRECT [[List of Nintendo characters in Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games#Luigi]] |
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| − | | charname = Luigi
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| − | | debut = [[wikipedia:Mario Bros.|Mario Bros.]]
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| − | | debutyear = 1983
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| − | | species = Human
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| − | | gender = Male
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| − | | age = Unknown
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| − | '''[[mariowiki:Luigi|Luigi]]''' (ルイージ, Ruīji) is a character in the Super Mario Bros. series, and is [[Mario]]'s brother. He appears as a character in ''[[Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games]]'' and ''[[Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games]]''.
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| − | Due to being Mario's nearly identical younger brother, Luigi is often mistaken for Mario by many characters. This has proven to be somewhat of a running joke throughout the Mario series. Luigi's fame (or lack thereof) also plays a role in another major series running joke: he is often unnoticed by characters until they talk to him, and when he does, is often compared with his more famous and heroic brother.
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| − | Most often he is voiced by [[Charles Martinet]], but in ''Super Mario Bros.: The Movie'' he is voiced and played by Columbian-American actor, John Leguizamo.
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