Earlier this year Charles Martinet, who voiced Mario for decades, retired. After weeks of speculation about his replacement, Nintendo revealed the new voice actor with little fanfare. What gives?
For nearly 30 years, actor Charles Martinet was the voice of Nintendo’s most iconic character: Mario. He also lendt vocals to Luigi, Wario, and others. When Nintendo confirmed in August that Martinet had essentially retired from that role, fans became fixated on who would voice the “mama mias” in the franchise’s next game, Super Mario Bros. Wonder.
According to Nintendo of America president Doug Bowser, the company wanted players to “discover and be surprised” with Mario’s new voice in Wonder. Some couldn’t wait; data miners leaked the credits after getting their hands on a demo. On October 13, fans got their answer. “Incredibly proud to have voiced Mario and Luigi in Super Mario Bros. Wonder,” voice actor Kevin Afghani posted unceremoniously on X.
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