This character's only mainline playable Mario Kart game was Super Mario Kart
DK Jr.
Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
This game's commercial failure is commonly blamed for shutting down fan favorite studio AlphaDream
Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr's Journey / Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story 3DS remake
To 101% this classic DK game, you must play the original Donkey Kong arcade
Donkey Kong 64
Mega Mushroom - Mario Kart Wii
This character's appearances have become so scarce in recent years that fans commonly joke that he is "canonically dead."
Toadsworth
Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix
This 3DS sports title flopped hard. Unfortunately, it is still the last appearance of "Mario Baseball" to date.
Mario Sports Superstars
This group replaced the Kremlings as the main antagonistic force in Donkey Kong Country Returns
Tiki-Tak Tribe
Luigi's Mansion 3 - E Gadd's Laboratory / E Gadd's Theme
This Mario Party mainstay finally became playable in Mario Party 5, only to never be seen again after Mario Party 7
Koopa Kid
This game is the seldom discussed sequel to a popular Mario puzzle game. It added a 4 player VS mode where you could play either 2v2 or FFA.
Dr. Mario 64
Donkey Kong has chemistry with this non-kong character in Mario Superstar Baseball
Petey Piranha
Mario Superstar Baseball - Menu / Character Select
This goomba variant appeared in the Super Mario Land series
Goombo
Fortune Street (Wii)
This game released as a launch title for the Virtual Boy
Mario's Tennis (I will not be accepting Mario Tennis, that is the N64 one. I apologize in advance)
In Donkey Kong Bananza's forest layer, the ostrich bananza can be found in this hotel
Eggshell Hotel
Wario Land Shake It - Stone Carving City / 1-1
This character had a cameo in the Super Mario Galaxy movie and has only been playable in a single main-studio Mario Kart title.
R.O.B.
Warioware: Twisted!
This was one of the final Game & Watch systems ever produced. It had identical gameplay to "Ball" but featured a Mario themed reskin.
Mario the Juggler
Bruce Lowry, Nintendo of America’s vice president of sales from 1981 to 1986, referred to it as “the worst game we ever sold.”
Donkey Kong Jr. Math
Mario Party 9 - Bowser Jr's Mad