The Weekly Meme Roundup: A Tale Of Two Internets
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![Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog [Spoiler-free Super Mario Bros. Wonder content] In Super Mario Bros. Wonder, Mario's model contains many exchangeable parts for a cartoon aesthetic. These are all part of the same model, but are only rendered a few at a time. Below is Mario's true form, with all parts rendered. Cap model used for the Parachute Cap badge (dynamically resized to be larger in-game) Slightly visible hair model for use with the Parachute Cap badge Six eye models Γ Six hand models (per hand). Mario does not have finger bones; all hand movement is done entirely by swapping out hand models This model is used for Super Mario, Fire Mario, Bubble Mario, Drill Mario, Invincible Mario, as well as most effects that do not change the shape of Mario's body. Small Mario, Elephant Mario, and most transformative Wonder Effects have their own separate models. Two overlapping cap models, one for regular use and a larger one with a curved brim for crouching Drill cap model - Three eyebrow models Eighteen mouth models Extra foot model to use while dashing Source: models-resource.com user "Centrixe the Dodo", models-resource.com/nintendo_switch/supermariobroswonder/model/64578/](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/masonry/002/702/535/691.png "Mario's true form")
