Super Mario fans have been locked in a fierce debate about what Mario's character is actually saying. Some have been claiming that 'it's a me' is wrong, and he's saying something in Japanese ...

Image: Nintendo Nintendo’s Mario film has already gained some notoriety because of the incredibly stacked, A-list talent that they’ve amassed to voice the big-screen video game adaptation.

In August 2024, claims began to surface on social media sites like Reddit, X and TikTok that Mario doesn't actually say "It's-a-me, Mario." Instead, some people claim the popular video game character ...

Charles Martinet, the voice actor behind Nintendo ’s video game character Super Mario, is retiring after 27 years. The American voice actor, 67, first appeared in the role of the plucky Italian ...

Charles Martinet gave Mario his popular catchphrases, including “It’s a-me, Mario” and that signature “woo-hoo!” It’s unclear who will voice the Nintendo character next.