Is Mario saying it's a me or itsumi?

Mario is saying “It’s-a me, Mario!” 🎮

Here’s a breakdown:

🗣️ Why “It’s-a me” and not “Itsumi”

  • Origin: The phrase comes from Mario’s original English localization in games like Super Mario 64 (1996).

  • Voice Actor: Charles Martinet provides Mario’s iconic voice, adding the playful Italian accent.

  • Phrase Structure:

    • “It’s-a me” = “It is me” with a fun accent added for character.

    • “Itsumi” would be a single word, which isn’t what the voice actor says.

🎮 Fun Fact

  • This catchphrase is now one of Mario’s most recognizable quotes worldwide.

  • Variations include “Here we go!”, “Let’s-a go!”, and “Yahoo!”, all with the same energetic tone.

✅ Answer in short:
Mario says “It’s-a me, Mario!”, not “Itsumi.”