Mario’s big brown boots have been filled following the departure of longtime Nintendo voice actor Charles Martinet. The gaming company announced Friday that voice actor Kevin Afghani is the voice of ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. We now officially know who will be taking over for Charles Martinet as the voice of both Mario and Luigi: Kevin Afghani. The actor made the ...

“Wahoo, wahee,” indeed. After months of speculation, Nintendo affirmed the new VO actor for Mario is the Los Angeles-based voice actor Kevin Afghani. Afghani said he was providing the tenor for both ...

Charles Martinet's iconic run as the voice of Mario in Super Mario Bros. is coming to an end, leading to somber responses from fans. The identity of the new voice actor for Mario has been kept a ...

Some people out there may already know who the new voice of Mario is. Our source here is popular Nintendo and retro gaming YouTuber AKFamilyHome. We’ll just share his story as he posted it on Twitter: ...

Kevin Afghani has announced that he will be taking over as the voice of Mario and Luigi. Afghani will take over as the voice of Nintendo’s flagship mascot with Super Mario Bros. Wonder out October 20.

“I think people have recognized this when they see Super Mario Bros.Wonder, they’ll hear a different voice and we’ll let that play out andthat’ll be within the credits, and people will learn who the ...

Super Mario Bros. Wonder will release October 20th on Nintendo Switch. In September, Nintendo stated that it will not reveal Mario’s new voice actor until the game’s release. Many fans had expected ...

The latest Nintendo Direct presentation focused primarily on video games, but it also featured some news about the Super Mario movie. For the uninitiated, Nintendo has been working with Despicable Me ...

UPDATE [October 13, 2023]: Representatives for actor Mick Wingert, who as of yesterday was suspected of being the new voice of Mario in Super Mario Bros. Wonder, have given comment to IGN to clear the ...

I'm sick of animated video game adaptation films using celebrities rather than professional voice actors, including the Mario movie.