Nintendo Keeps Voice of Mario a Secret Until Super Mario Bros. Wonder Release
In a surprising move, Nintendo has stated that it will not reveal the identity of the voice actor behind Mario until the highly anticipated release of Super Mario Bros. Wonder.
Retirement of Charles Martinet
Back in August, Nintendo announced the retirement of Charles Martinet, the long-time voice actor behind Mario. This news led to speculation about who would take on the iconic role.
No News Yet
Many fans expected Nintendo to unveil the new voice actor in the announcement for Super Mario Bros. Wonder, set to launch in October. However, to the disappointment of eager fans, no news regarding the identity of the new voice actor has been disclosed.
Ambiguous Announcement from Nintendo
In an interview with IGN, Doug Bowser, CEO of Nintendo’s North American division, revealed, “In Super Mario Bros. Wonder, players will indeed hear Mario’s fresh voice. Nevertheless, we have no intentions of making any announcements prior to the game’s release.”
Charles Martinet’s Mysterious Role
Meanwhile, Charles Martinet, the retired voice of Mario, will continue his involvement with Nintendo as the Ambassador Mario. When asked about his new role, Martinet stated, “I’m uncertain about the exact nature of this position at the moment.”
As eager fans await the release of Super Mario Bros. Wonder, the anticipation surrounding the voice of Mario reaches new heights. With Nintendo’s secretive approach, it seems that players will have to wait until the game hits the shelves to finally discover who will be the iconic voice behind everyone’s favorite plumber.
[디지털투데이 AI리포터] Nintendo has said that it has no plans to reveal the voice of Charles Martinet until Super Mario Bros. Wonder is released.
According to IT media The Verge on the 5th (local time), in August, Nintendo announced that Charles Martinet, who voiced Mario for a long time, is retiring.
It was expected that news of a new voice actor would come out in the announcement of Super Mario Bros. Wonder, which is due to be released in October, but contrary to expectations, there was no news.
In an interview with IGN, American media outlet Doug Bowser, CEO of Nintendo’s North American branch, said, “In Super Mario Bros. Wonder, you can hear Mario’s new voice. However, there are no plans to make any announcements before that. .”
Meanwhile, Charles Martinet will take on the role of Ambassador Mario, which Martinet also said “I’m not sure what that role is yet.”
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