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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The 2013 official Japanese site for Super Mario 3D World featured a number of sample Miiverse posts made by the game's developers, showcasing stamps from the game. One of them uses a Mega Mushroom stamp to depict what appears to be Toad with a sumo wrestler physique. de estratvės matydejuri Te et w

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog The 2013 official Japanese site for Super Mario 3D World featured a number of sample Miiverse posts made by the game's developers, showcasing stamps from the game. One of them uses a Mega Mushroom stamp to depict what appears to be Toad with a sumo wrestler physique. de estratvės matydejuri Te et w

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Retro Mario

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The British are more polite

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog During the localization of Mario Sports Mix, the British version was specifically made more polite than the American version, making sure to add "please" when requesting something from the player. Select a Mii. Select the number of players. Select a difficulty level. Normal Select a matchup format. Select a stage. Supper Mario Broth, senshots taken in a Wimulator, game Mario Sports Me (NAU, V) Please select a Mii. Please select the number of players. Please select difficulty level. Normal ... Please select a match-up format. Please select a court.

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog During the localization of Mario Sports Mix, the British version was specifically made more polite than the American version, making sure to add "please" when requesting something from the player. Select a Mii. Select the number of players. Select a difficulty level. Normal Select a matchup format. Select a stage. Supper Mario Broth, senshots taken in a Wimulator, game Mario Sports Me (NAU, V) Please select a Mii. Please select the number of players. Please select difficulty level. Normal ... Please select a match-up format. Please select a court.

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YOU DON'T HAVE TO DO THIS! FOR KING KOOPA! IT'S MY DUTY AS A TROOPA 8 or CACACACA CACACACA @MrLovenstein MRLOVENSTEIN.COM

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Mario and Luigi at the Yoshi Theater

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Phantamanta's final form

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Peacharoth

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MAGL DRAWS Peach "You are too weak to save anyone." Ma G

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Super Peach

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"Mario, we need to cook."

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Mario feels the weight of yet another new adventure while Luigi is just glad to be there and be usef...

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Throughout all New Super Mario Bros. series games, Mario's default facial expression is a slight frown, while Luigi's is a slight smile. This is very difficult to see during gameplay, but can be seen by removing their mustaches from their models and examining their textures. L ← urce: models-resource.com users "TheLEGOGamer","Roxas358", models-resource.com/viewsup obrosviłmodel282891, models-resource.com/viewsupermariobrosv/model250

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Throughout all New Super Mario Bros. series games, Mario's default facial expression is a slight frown, while Luigi's is a slight smile. This is very difficult to see during gameplay, but can be seen by removing their mustaches from their models and examining their textures. L ← urce: models-resource.com users "TheLEGOGamer","Roxas358", models-resource.com/viewsup obrosviłmodel282891, models-resource.com/viewsupermariobrosv/model250

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Princess Peach (Wedding)

doesn't seem connected to either Odyssey or the Mario Bros Movie, so I'm putting it in this gallery

doesn't seem connected to either Odyssey or the Mario Bros Movie, so I'm putting it in this gallery

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VSメカクッパ (VS Mecha-Bowser)

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The violence used to be more obvious

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In a 2017 Super Mario World interview, it was revealed that Mario was originally intended to hit Yoshi on the head, which was then "passed off" as him merely pointing forward. Development files show an early version of that action where the violence was much more apparent. In a 2017 interview, Super Mario World character designer Shigefumi Hino stated that Mario was originally intended to hit Yoshi on the head to make him stick out his tongue. Hino: During development of Super Mario Maker, we began to wonder why Mario's hand moves when Yoshi sticks out its tongue in Super Mario World. Many people thought Mario was pointing forward and saying, "Gol" and that's why Yoshi sticks out its tongue. But that isn't so? Hino: Actually, we did the animation with the idea that Mario is hitting Yoshi on the head and Yoshi is sticking out its tongue in surprise. Oh, really? (laughs) Hino: There's even a bonkl sound. (laughs) But we thought people would feel sorry for Yoshi, so we decided to pass it off as Mario saying, "Gol" (laughs) An early version of Yoshi's graphics found in development files for the game shows what this initially looked like. Note Yoshi being happy until the moment he is struck, with white pixels representing action lines/sweatdrops appearing when Mario hits him, making the situation of Mario hitting Yoshi very obvious. In the finished version, the situation is much more ambiguous. Yoshi's face becomes scrunched one frame before Mario's hand touches him, making it appear as though Yoshi is simply preparing to stick out his tongue and Mario is coincidentally pointing forward. It can still be interpreted as hitting, but not obviously so. It is likely that the official art for the game was made after the developers decided that players would feel sorry for Yoshi, as it shows the nonviolent interpretation. Source: web.archive.org/web/20130817122355/https:/www.nintendo.com/super-nes-classic/interview-super-mario-world; torf.net/Development Super Mario_World_[SNES/Sprites

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In a 2017 Super Mario World interview, it was revealed that Mario was originally intended to hit Yoshi on the head, which was then "passed off" as him merely pointing forward. Development files show an early version of that action where the violence was much more apparent. In a 2017 interview, Super Mario World character designer Shigefumi Hino stated that Mario was originally intended to hit Yoshi on the head to make him stick out his tongue. Hino: During development of Super Mario Maker, we began to wonder why Mario's hand moves when Yoshi sticks out its tongue in Super Mario World. Many people thought Mario was pointing forward and saying, "Gol" and that's why Yoshi sticks out its tongue. But that isn't so? Hino: Actually, we did the animation with the idea that Mario is hitting Yoshi on the head and Yoshi is sticking out its tongue in surprise. Oh, really? (laughs) Hino: There's even a bonkl sound. (laughs) But we thought people would feel sorry for Yoshi, so we decided to pass it off as Mario saying, "Gol" (laughs) An early version of Yoshi's graphics found in development files for the game shows what this initially looked like. Note Yoshi being happy until the moment he is struck, with white pixels representing action lines/sweatdrops appearing when Mario hits him, making the situation of Mario hitting Yoshi very obvious. In the finished version, the situation is much more ambiguous. Yoshi's face becomes scrunched one frame before Mario's hand touches him, making it appear as though Yoshi is simply preparing to stick out his tongue and Mario is coincidentally pointing forward. It can still be interpreted as hitting, but not obviously so. It is likely that the official art for the game was made after the developers decided that players would feel sorry for Yoshi, as it shows the nonviolent interpretation. Source: web.archive.org/web/20130817122355/https:/www.nintendo.com/super-nes-classic/interview-super-mario-world; torf.net/Development Super Mario_World_[SNES/Sprites

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Mr. Crayon

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Mario Paint, the little blue character in the top right that can be clicked to change the palette actually has a name: Mr. Crayon. He has two pieces of official art, found in the Japanese manual for the game. Mr. Crayon's artwork was never used outside of Japan. ex im Source:mariowiki.com user "Blite"; blog.goo.ne.jp/touffufelbec83cab3ccc419e72799167fab9f95d R

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Mario Paint, the little blue character in the top right that can be clicked to change the palette actually has a name: Mr. Crayon. He has two pieces of official art, found in the Japanese manual for the game. Mr. Crayon's artwork was never used outside of Japan. ex im Source:mariowiki.com user "Blite"; blog.goo.ne.jp/touffufelbec83cab3ccc419e72799167fab9f95d R

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Track and field day with the princesses

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What Koopa shells taste like according to Yoshi

Green Shell "Has no nutritional value except calcium." Blue Shell Red Shell "A spicy shell full of spices." Yellow Shell "Tastes like chankonabe." Chankonabe is a Japanese stew commonly eaten by sumo wrestlers as part of a weight-gain diet. Flashing Shell moving shell created by a shell-less Yellow Koopa Troopa climbing into an empty shell It has no fixed recipe, containing all kinds of meat depending on what is available to the cook. "A refreshing mint-flavored shell." "Tastes terrible." The above information has been derived from a translation of the text found on the Super Mario Wiki, cross-referenced with a machine translation by Google Translate. Source: Yoshi no Tamago Guidebook (Japan), APE, 1992, ISBN 4-09-104196-5

Green Shell "Has no nutritional value except calcium." Blue Shell Red Shell "A spicy shell full of spices." Yellow Shell "Tastes like chankonabe." Chankonabe is a Japanese stew commonly eaten by sumo wrestlers as part of a weight-gain diet. Flashing Shell moving shell created by a shell-less Yellow Koopa Troopa climbing into an empty shell It has no fixed recipe, containing all kinds of meat depending on what is available to the cook. "A refreshing mint-flavored shell." "Tastes terrible." The above information has been derived from a translation of the text found on the Super Mario Wiki, cross-referenced with a machine translation by Google Translate. Source: Yoshi no Tamago Guidebook (Japan), APE, 1992, ISBN 4-09-104196-5

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