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Top: Paper Mario: The Origami King contains an unused setting for text to be displayed at a 90° angle, demonstrated here in-engine.

Bottom: the game often uses text gimmicks for characters who are in nonstandard states. As such, it is possible that this was intended to be a text gimmick for characters who for some reason or another, are arranged perpendicularly to Mario while speaking. This is a mock-up of what such a usage of this text effect could have looked like.

#hello mario

milanesa42

imagine being 1-wife-ear sized

patheticguy43

heartshapedbedmp3

^ what this deathclaw just experienced

bearsockz

home cooked meal

eixd-deactivated20150710

The rest of the space is going to be pretty pissed when they see this.

thesassycat

did you google how to take a screen shot

some-1one

Curious female shark showing off swimming on her back.This is rare to see ! 🤯

gentlekitchenwitch

Sweet big head, no thoughts, water puppy 😍

royal-random-the-yogurt-queen

“Is that normal??”

“No”

*high-pitched chaotic laughter*

oisin-deactivated20210206

@dropitlowbandit

hummingyogurt

The video was taken in 2019 by Wendy Bower-Leech on a trip with the shark cage diving company Calypso Star Charters off the coast of Port Lincoln, South Australia

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Normally when sharks are turned upside down they experience a trance-like condition known as tonic immobility but that is not the case here, the fish is fully conscious and active, it could be that the animal might even show some sort of play behaviour here considering the fact that great white sharks are very intelligent

rebloggingrexan

thanks to prev for the extra info! :D i was able to find an article confirming the information as well as the Instagram post the video comes from, posted by the mentioned shark cage diving company Calypso Star Charters

mousegirlheart

bunnie-blogging

if I don't get kissies this month I'm going to become homophobic

bunnie-blogging

me on july 1st if I don't get kissies

mtsodie

i like this picture a lot its so beautiful to me . you're free

smallmariofindings

Newly discovered prerelease footage of Super Mario 64 shows that underwater chests used to have an extremely large activation radius earlier in development, being able to be opened by swimming past them rather than touching them, which would have even worked from behind.

In the finished version, the hitbox Mario needs to touch to open a treasure chest is much smaller and near the front of it so in practice he has to swim all the way to its lock and physically touch it. While the hitboxes in the final game may be difficult to activate due to their precision, it is likely the ones in the early version simply offered very little challenge and were changed for that reason.