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Piranha hat

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Paper Mario: Sticker Star contains an unused "Piranha Hat" sticker, which would have likely protected Mario's head from aerial attacks. A mock-up of how Mario could have looked when wearing the hat is included. Paper Mario: Sticker Star contains this unused sticker, called "sl_pkn_hat" internally. Based on how these abbreviations are used in other places in the code, this stands for "Seal: Pakkun Hat", meaning "Sticker: Piranha Hat". The game already uses another hat sticker, the Spike Helmet, which protects Mario from aerial attacks when worn. The Piranha Hat was likely either an early or an alternate version of that effect. Source: torf.net user "Binarystep", tcrf.net/File:Piranha Plant Sticker.PNG A mock-up showing how Mario could have appeared when wearing the Piranha Hat.

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Paper Mario: Sticker Star contains an unused "Piranha Hat" sticker, which would have likely protected Mario's head from aerial attacks. A mock-up of how Mario could have looked when wearing the hat is included. Paper Mario: Sticker Star contains this unused sticker, called "sl_pkn_hat" internally. Based on how these abbreviations are used in other places in the code, this stands for "Seal: Pakkun Hat", meaning "Sticker: Piranha Hat". The game already uses another hat sticker, the Spike Helmet, which protects Mario from aerial attacks when worn. The Piranha Hat was likely either an early or an alternate version of that effect. Source: torf.net user "Binarystep", tcrf.net/File:Piranha Plant Sticker.PNG A mock-up showing how Mario could have appeared when wearing the Piranha Hat.

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Mario and some Punis

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THE STAR SPIRITS 🌟✨

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You're not allowed to be too good.

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The Japanese version of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door contains a glitch that punishes players for being too good. If the player obtains a certain useful item as early as the game allows it, it will be taken away permanently soon after. Details in image. You got a Strange Sack! An item that lets you carry up to 20 items. AV *** The Strange Sack is a highly useful item in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door that increases the size of Mario's inventory from 10 to 20. It is found on the 50th floor of the Pit of 100 Trials, a bonus dungeon. While the Pit of 100 Trials can be accessed as early as in the middle of Chapter 1, the game does not expect the player to be able to get far in it until Mario is much stronger, later in the game. In fact, the game gives Mario a sidequest to reach Floor 50 after completing the entire story, so the intended point at which the player is expected to obtain the Strange Sack is in the postgame. Regardless, with enough practice, preparation, knowledge of combat tactics and a high skill with blocking/Superguarding enemy attacks, an expert player would be able to reach deeper floors of the Pit of 100 Trials as early as it is unlocked, ie. in the middle of Chapter 1, and get the Strange Sack very early. Super Mario Broth, enhora in GC morgane PMATTIDINA, GC) youtube.com user "Scones", pounde.comtr The blue cage in Chapter 2. 3083<3 ◆いろうのカギ ●プニプニだま ○ プニプニだまメールじゅしんき The important items menu before opening the cage. Note the Strange Sack ● プニプニだまメールじゅしんき ●プニプニだま The menu after opening the cage. Note the disappearance of the Strange Sack. In the Japanese version of the game, a glitch exists that punishes any player who is good enough to have obtained the Strange Sack early. During Chapter 2, Mario must unlock a blue cage containing 90 Punies. If Mario has the Strange Sack at this point, unlocking the cage simply removes the Strange Sack from Mario's inventory. As it is a unique item, it is impossible to obtain it again, since the chest containing it will be empty. In addition, since opening the cage is mandatory to progress the story, the player is already doomed to lose the Strange Sack the moment it is obtained, as there is no way to continue the story without losing it. This results in a bizarre glitch that specifically targets expert players only.

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The Japanese version of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door contains a glitch that punishes players for being too good. If the player obtains a certain useful item as early as the game allows it, it will be taken away permanently soon after. Details in image. You got a Strange Sack! An item that lets you carry up to 20 items. AV *** The Strange Sack is a highly useful item in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door that increases the size of Mario's inventory from 10 to 20. It is found on the 50th floor of the Pit of 100 Trials, a bonus dungeon. While the Pit of 100 Trials can be accessed as early as in the middle of Chapter 1, the game does not expect the player to be able to get far in it until Mario is much stronger, later in the game. In fact, the game gives Mario a sidequest to reach Floor 50 after completing the entire story, so the intended point at which the player is expected to obtain the Strange Sack is in the postgame. Regardless, with enough practice, preparation, knowledge of combat tactics and a high skill with blocking/Superguarding enemy attacks, an expert player would be able to reach deeper floors of the Pit of 100 Trials as early as it is unlocked, ie. in the middle of Chapter 1, and get the Strange Sack very early. Super Mario Broth, enhora in GC morgane PMATTIDINA, GC) youtube.com user "Scones", pounde.comtr The blue cage in Chapter 2. 3083<3 ◆いろうのカギ ●プニプニだま ○ プニプニだまメールじゅしんき The important items menu before opening the cage. Note the Strange Sack ● プニプニだまメールじゅしんき ●プニプニだま The menu after opening the cage. Note the disappearance of the Strange Sack. In the Japanese version of the game, a glitch exists that punishes any player who is good enough to have obtained the Strange Sack early. During Chapter 2, Mario must unlock a blue cage containing 90 Punies. If Mario has the Strange Sack at this point, unlocking the cage simply removes the Strange Sack from Mario's inventory. As it is a unique item, it is impossible to obtain it again, since the chest containing it will be empty. In addition, since opening the cage is mandatory to progress the story, the player is already doomed to lose the Strange Sack the moment it is obtained, as there is no way to continue the story without losing it. This results in a bizarre glitch that specifically targets expert players only.

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Goomba Universities

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Ninji Boy

Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog Unused text in Paper Mario refers to a scrapped partner that would have been a Ninji boy. The only explanatory text for him is "NINJI BOY? HE CAN LOWER THE BLOCK". Below is a mock-up of what this could have looked like. ? ? "NINJI BOY" "HE CAN LOWER THE BLOCK" (How the actual block-lowering would have been accomplished by the Ninji boy is unclear.) 海 These unused Ninji colors are found in the game's data. It is possible that one of them could have been intended for Ninji Boy. Source: torf.net/Paper Mario/Unused Graphics; torf.net/Paper Mario/Unlocalized Japanese_Text #Partner_Data_and_Test_Messages

Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog Unused text in Paper Mario refers to a scrapped partner that would have been a Ninji boy. The only explanatory text for him is "NINJI BOY? HE CAN LOWER THE BLOCK". Below is a mock-up of what this could have looked like. ? ? "NINJI BOY" "HE CAN LOWER THE BLOCK" (How the actual block-lowering would have been accomplished by the Ninji boy is unclear.) 海 These unused Ninji colors are found in the game's data. It is possible that one of them could have been intended for Ninji Boy. Source: torf.net/Paper Mario/Unused Graphics; torf.net/Paper Mario/Unlocalized Japanese_Text #Partner_Data_and_Test_Messages

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In Paper Mario: Color Splash, there is an extremely obscure interaction that happens if Mario has no...

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Poor Luigi

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Paper Mario, if glitches are used to bring Bow, Watt, Sushie or Lakilester to meet Luigi in the first chapters of the game, then upon meeting Luigi, they will repeat his line "I wonder what my brother Mario is doing right now..." back to him, appearing to mock him. I wonder what my brother Mario is doing right now... I wonder what my brother Mario is doing right now... Oh? And who are you? I see. Great, just great. € In Paper Mario, if Mario visits Luigi for the first time while the game is in a pre-Chapter 3 state, Luigi will react to Mario's partner. The partners Mario can legitimately have at that point are Goombario, Kooper, Bombette and Parakarry, who each have their own lines upon meeting Luigi. However, using sequence breaks to meet Luigi with Bow, Watt, Sushie or Lakilester reveals that instead of having their own lines, they simply repeat Luigi's line "I wonder what my brother Mario is doing right now...", appearing to mock him. ce Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken in a N64 emulator, game. Paper Mario (NA, NE4)

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Paper Mario, if glitches are used to bring Bow, Watt, Sushie or Lakilester to meet Luigi in the first chapters of the game, then upon meeting Luigi, they will repeat his line "I wonder what my brother Mario is doing right now..." back to him, appearing to mock him. I wonder what my brother Mario is doing right now... I wonder what my brother Mario is doing right now... Oh? And who are you? I see. Great, just great. € In Paper Mario, if Mario visits Luigi for the first time while the game is in a pre-Chapter 3 state, Luigi will react to Mario's partner. The partners Mario can legitimately have at that point are Goombario, Kooper, Bombette and Parakarry, who each have their own lines upon meeting Luigi. However, using sequence breaks to meet Luigi with Bow, Watt, Sushie or Lakilester reveals that instead of having their own lines, they simply repeat Luigi's line "I wonder what my brother Mario is doing right now...", appearing to mock him. ce Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken in a N64 emulator, game. Paper Mario (NA, NE4)

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Nastasia's eyes

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Paper Mario, Nastasia has opaque glasses that hide her eyes. Removing the glasses reveals that she does not normally have eyes, except for a few brief cutscenes. By putting the cutscene eye texture back onto her model, we can restore her eyes and see her original design. Nastasia's regular appearance et Glasses removed 19/ In Super Paper Mario, Nastasia's glasses are opaque. A few times during the game, her glasses come off, but only during an extremely brief moment does she open her eyes during this. Removing her glasses by modifying the game's code reveals that outside of the predetermined points where the glasses come off, she does not have eyes behind her glasses. Source: Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken intestures extracted using a Vii emulator, game: Super Paper Mario (NA, Vii) Eyes restored By putting her eye texture seen in the brief cutscene back onto her face, we can restore Nastasia's eyes and see how she was originally designed to appear without her glasses.

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Super Paper Mario, Nastasia has opaque glasses that hide her eyes. Removing the glasses reveals that she does not normally have eyes, except for a few brief cutscenes. By putting the cutscene eye texture back onto her model, we can restore her eyes and see her original design. Nastasia's regular appearance et Glasses removed 19/ In Super Paper Mario, Nastasia's glasses are opaque. A few times during the game, her glasses come off, but only during an extremely brief moment does she open her eyes during this. Removing her glasses by modifying the game's code reveals that outside of the predetermined points where the glasses come off, she does not have eyes behind her glasses. Source: Supper Mario Broth, screenshots taken intestures extracted using a Vii emulator, game: Super Paper Mario (NA, Vii) Eyes restored By putting her eye texture seen in the brief cutscene back onto her face, we can restore Nastasia's eyes and see how she was originally designed to appear without her glasses.

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