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Top: in Super Mario 64, the third mission of Hazy Maze Cave is called "Metal-Head Mario Can Move!"

Bottom: when the character who has the Metal Cap ability was changed from Mario to Wario in Super Mario 64 DS, the mission was renamed to "Metal-Head Wario Can Move" without an exclamation point.

Note that this is the only mission in the game that lost the exclamation point; others like "Shocking Arrow Lifts!" or "Quick Race Through Downtown!" still retain them in Super Mario 64 DS.

This makes it look as though the game considers Wario being able to move in metallic form to be objectively less exciting than if it were Mario instead.

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Promotional photos of latte art featuring the Wonder Flower from Super Mario Bros. Wonder, posted on Nintendo Japan's official Instagram account in 2023.

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2024 Mario-themed holiday display at the Marunouchi Building skyscraper in Marunouchi, Tokyo, Japan.

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In Free Roam mode in Mario Kart World, the player character celebrates every time a mission is completed.

The celebration animation has higher priority than any other animation, meaning that it will override states like panicking from sinking into a hazard like poison or lava.

Note how Bowser Jr. is seemingly happy to sink into the lava in the footage due to his celebration preventing him from panicking.

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The DK Summit track from Mario Kart Wii contains three snowboarding Shy Guys in the half-pipe section near the end of the track: a green one, a yellow one and a red one.

While they appear to behave identically at first glance and the color being purely cosmetic as is the case with the vast majority of NPCs seen in the series, there is actually a small detail that distinguishes one of them from the others and is difficult to notice during gameplay without stopping and examining them carefully.

The red Shy Guy is more of a show-off, performing 900° spins at the top of his jumps, while the green and yellow ones only perform 180° spins each.

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Development files for Super Mario 64 reveal that before the wooden cutout picture of Mario was used on the star selection screen upon entering a course, a forward-facing render of Mario was used instead. Above is a mock-up with that graphic replacing the final graphic.

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Original illustration used as a design on an officially licensed 1989 Super Mario Bros. 2 T-shirt.

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Original animation from the 2005 Japanese commercial for DK King of Swing.

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A bizarre glitch may occur with enemies in Mario & Luigi: Brothership whereby they can become displaced in the middle of an attack.

Note the Capnap enemy that is being attacked by Mario and Luigi suddenly moving forward as though it was "dodging" the attack, but still be hurt even though the rest of the attack did not physically touch it (note its squished animation and damage numbers appearing).

Moreover, the enemy will displace itself back to the correct position as seen with it skipping from standing in front of Luigi to charging at Mario before its own attack.

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An unique functionality of the map screen in two-player mode in Super Mario Bros. 3 is that the inactive player (the player whose turn it currently isn't) is still able to initiate a battle by pressing A when on the same space as the other player.

However, since the inactive player cannot actually move, the only way to do this is to wait until the active player moves to the same space as the inactive player and then press A, making this a timing-based interception.

Since losing a battle ends the loser's turn, if the inactive player intercepts the active one and wins, the result is effectively "stealing" the active player's turn. Due to this functionality, a good enough player can continuously intercept the other and not allow him to play a single level.

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In New Super Mario Bros. 2, towers of enemies weigh as much as one enemy, which can be seen in the footage where three Goombas weigh as much as Mario when stacked, but as much as three Marios when not stacked.

This was likely simply not a priority for the programmers as seesaw platforms do not appear very often in the game to begin with.

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