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S Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog 000 While this is almost certainly only a remarkable coincidence, when Mario enters Peach's Castle in Super Mario 64 from the rear courtyard, his cap is aligned pixel-perfectly with the hallway in a way that would be impossible if he or the camera were not in those precise positions. *120 Here is a transparent overlay of Mario over the halway to show just how precise the alignment really is. This is the shape of the halway leading to the rear courtyard of Peach's Castle in Super Mario 64, seen from the door to the courtyard. When Mario enters the halway, his pose and the camera angle during the fade-in animation and the very first shot of him position him in such a way that his cap aligns pixel-perfectly with the ceiling of the hallway. If either Mario or the camera were to be moved even a single in-game unit in any direction, Mario would no longer be perfectly aligned. Spow Mario Broth, soeendhots takenina Viemlato.game SaperMaio 64NA, VC)

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