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Super Mario 64 contains an unused "Mario Death Field" object, shown as the tall cylinder in the footage. It always floats in front of Mario and acts like an explosion on the enemies it touches, allowing Mario to kill them from a distance.
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Celebrating has precedence over death. If Mario would die while celebrating obtaining a star, he is instead made immune, and the effects of whatever killed him are applied immediately after he finishes celebrating.
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There is a spot on an underwater wall in Jolly Roger Bay where swimming into it with an extremely precise position and angle kills Mario instantly.
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In 64 DS, Pokeys can survive without their heads. If Yoshi eats a Pokey's head and then lands on a Fly Guy, the Pokey will not die despite its head being severed from its body. The Pokey will continue living as long as Yoshi keeps jumping.
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In the Secret Aquarium, whenever Mario stops swimming, the fish start swirling in circles above him, creating a kind of "fish tornado". This happens slightly out of view of the regular camera, requiring the "stop" camera setting to see.
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![PENA Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog Based on documentation and statements by Shigeru Miyamoto, Luigi has been part of Super Mario 64 for around 85% of the game's development, before being deemed too demanding on the game's memory and removed only 3 months before the game was finished. -By the way, what happened to Luigi? Miyamoto: Well... until February, he was in the game. (laughs) 1994 1995 Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May September 7, 1994: Development of Super Mario 64 begins. When questioned about how development started, Miyamoto says: "In the beginning, [-] there was a room made of simple Lego-like blocks, and Mario and Luigi could run around in there", indicating that Luigi was planned, if not outright implemented, from the very start. ource: shuplations.com/mario64, tornet/Prerelease Super Mario 64_(Nintendo 64) Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Luigi is in the game for ca. 85% of development before being removed. Jan 1996 Feb Mar Apr May February 1996: Luigi is removed from the game due to "memory issues", according to Miyamoto. : May 20 1996: Development finishes.](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/002/563/084/f5c.png "L was real")
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Super Mario 64 - Super Mario 64 contains an unused "Mario Death Field" object, shown as the tall cylinder in the footage. It always floats in front of Mario and acts like an explosion on the enemies it touches, allowing Mario to kill them from a distance.
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