Obscure Nintendo Charactersさんのイラストまとめ

Jinbe
First appearance: Mole Mania (GB)
An evil farmer who rules over Jinbe Land. He kidnaps Muddy Mole's family and is fought as the game's final boss.

Panechu
First appearance: Koro Koro Puzzle Happy Panechu! (GBA)
Mysterious creatures that love kissing. If three or more Panechu of the same color gather, they will kiss and scream "Happy!".

Miss Clayra
First appearance: Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder (3DS)
A teacher at the Chibi-Tot kindergarten who drives a flying school bus. She also works a second job helping out at a café in the evenings. Often asks Chibi-Robo to babysit the tots so she can have some peace and quiet.

Guido
First appearance: Battle Clash (SNES)
A man from the Rockies who pilots the ST Garam and reigns as Chief of Neo New York. He's the first opponent you face in both Battle Clash and Metal Combat.

Climber
First appearance: Climber (Game & Watch)
A boy with wisdom and courage who sets out on a training trip to become a warrior. He has boots which enable him to jump very high, armor to break the ceiling and a headband which will help him find a sword that can slash a dragon.

Kevin
First appearance: Kakurenbo Battle: Monster Tactics (GBC)
The game's protagonist. He studies at Gunter's dojo dreaming of becoming a top-notch Montac Hunter, and participates in the Montac Tournament. As a Skill User, he has the ability to use various Montac Skills.

Farley
First appearance: Animal Crossing (GCN)
A mysterious being that inhabits the town's wishing well. If the player is able to maintain a perfect town status for two weeks straight, Farley will appear and reward them with a golden axe that never breaks.

Tenko
First appearance: Kururin Paradise (GBA)
A member of the magician troupe that abducted Kururin's family. In Kururin Squash!, she reappears as a shopkeeper.

Queen Merelda
First appearance: Wario Land: Shake It! (Wii)
The queen of the Shake Dimension. She was captured by the Shake King along with her loyal subjects, the Merfles.

Shopkeeper
First appearance: Tomodachi Collection (DS)
These faceless people work in the shops when none of the Miis living on the island are available. In Japan they're kuroko stagehands, in the American version of Tomodachi Life they're wooden, and in Europe they're robots.