Nintendo has brought 2 more My Mario apps to phones and tablets. Hello, Luigi! and Hello, Peach!, known in Japan as Kao Luigi and Kao Peach, are now available for free on the App Store and Google Play. Both apps arrived on Nintendo Switch as download software last month. Nintendo Japan announced the mobile release last night. Check out the official post down below:
What Hello, Luigi! And Hello, Peach! Are
My Mario is Nintendo's line of Mario-themed products for young children and their parents. The Hello apps let kids touch and play with a character's face to see expressions they would not normally make. In Hello, Luigi!, kids can stretch out Luigi's mustache and eyebrows. In Hello, Peach!, they can brush Peach's hair and swap out her crown and earrings.
Nintendo's App Store listing for Hello, Luigi! explains that players can pull, stretch, poke and spin his face. Tapping the ? Block brings up a menu that spawns items like the Super Mushroom, the Super Star and pipes, along with enemies. There is also a game of peekaboo that includes a Boo cameo. Both apps can be played offline and are rated 4+.
Built-In Breaks For Kids
Just like the Switch versions, both Luigi and Peach fall asleep after they get tired from playing. They cannot be played with while they are asleep, and Nintendo suggests using that as a cue for kids to take a break. According to the App Store listing, the sleep breaks can be turned off through the gear icon.
Nintendo of America announced the Switch versions on October 5:
The new apps join the earlier Hello, Mario! and Hello, Yoshi! in the My Mario lineup. Hello, Mario!, known in Japan as Kao Mario, came first, launching in Japan in 2025 before its US App Store listing went up in February 2026. Like the rest of the series, Hello, Luigi! and Hello, Peach! are published by Nintendo Co., Ltd. and cost nothing to download.
Koma-Dori Mario Episode 10
Nintendo Japan's update also covered the rest of the My Mario brand. The stop-motion video series Koma-Dori Mario has released its 10th episode, "Ganbare Kinopio!" ("Go For It, Toad!"). The previous episodes can also be watched on the official My Mario site in Japan.
New My Mario Apparel In Japan
Bandai has also released new My Mario apparel in Japan. For babies, the lineup includes rompers, coveralls, bibs and mealtime aprons with Mario and Yoshi designs. For kids, there are sweatshirts, fleece vests and knit hats for the cold season, including a sweatshirt with a pochette-style Super Mushroom. Nintendo notes that sweatshirts with Peach, Rosalina, Bowser and Bowser Jr. designs are also on sale.
My Mario items are sold at Nintendo TOKYO, Nintendo OSAKA, Nintendo KYOTO and Nintendo FUKUOKA, as well as at retailers across Japan. The My Mario picture book series is also sold at general bookstores.
In the US, Nintendo of America said earlier this week that the My Mario collection is now on the Nintendo Store online, including new Yoshi products.
More Nintendo News
Nintendo's recent surprise Direct included a free Switch 2 demo and animated shorts, as covered in Happy Pikmin Day! Nintendo's Surprise Direct Brings A Free Switch 2 Demo And Animated Shorts. A system update also set up Nintendo eShop gifting for family groups, as covered in Nintendo Switch 2 And Switch Update Sets Up Nintendo eShop Gifting For Family Groups.
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