If you’ve ever played a Super Mario game, you’ve met Toad. The loyal, mushroom-headed citizen of the Mushroom Kingdom. While he’s often in the background, he’s been quietly holding it all together. He ...

If you're a bipedal fungi, life is looking very good for you right now. In particular, Toad — the cute little Nintendo character who resides in the Mushroom Kingdom — is having a moment this summer.

Callum Archer is a freelance writer based in Perth, Western Australia. He is an avid gamer, Nintendo fanboy and lover of weird sci-fi novels, who also dabbles in manga from time to time, usually dark ...

Do you ever look into the eyes of a Super Mario Bros. Super Mushroom power-up and wonder... is it looking back? Long have Mario, his bro Luigi, Princess Peach, and even Toads themselves munched down ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. I've been visiting Universal parks for more than 30 years, here's why I loved the Super Mario-themed food at Super Nintendo World.

What if... we were Toads and we rammed each other rapidly in the Toads ramming each other rapidly test room? Aha ha, just ...

Toad is the loyal attendant of Princess Peach who has been a staple in the Super Mario franchise since its debut. First appearing in Super Mario Bros. as the Mushroom Retainers, Toads informed players ...

From Mario burgers to Princess Peach cakes, the restaurant at the Hollywood theme park is filled with whimsical menu items perfect for game lovers Sam Burros is a writer, producer, and cook working ...

After exploring and playing the interactive games at Universal Studios Hollywood's new Super Nintendo World, you'll want to power-up your appetite. The land's signature restaurant, Toadstool Cafe, is ...

There's nothing Super Mario Bros. players hate more than when they defeat Bowser only to find Toad telling them that the princess is in another castle. But did anybody ever stop to think about how ...

One of the most popular attractions at Universal Studios Hollywood's recently opened Super Nintendo World isn't a game or a ride. It's a sit-down restaurant called the Toadstool Cafe. The cafe's ...

Each Friday, we’ll be republishing an article from the High Times archives. This week, we’re bringing you an article by Tom Robbins, published in the December, 1976 issue. Her mushroom snack put Alice ...