A Super Mario variety blog.
Screenshots, photos, sprites, gifs, scans and more from all around the world of Super Mario Bros.


Officially licensed wind-up walking Yoshi toy from Japan. It is contained inside an egg that pops open when the spot pattern is aligned by rotating a piece.
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Officially licensed 2020 Bowser accessories, including an umbrella, duffel bag and socks.
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While Mario is best known for his iconic cap with the “M” emblem and Donkey Kong for his tie with the “DK” emblem, Nintendo has released official merchandise of “reversed” versions of these items: a tie with a Mario emblem and a cap with a Donkey Kong emblem.
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Mario mascot costume used by Nintendo Netherlands in the 1990s.
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In New Super Mario Bros. Wii, when Mario obtains a Star, his regular jump is replaced with a somersaulting jump. If Mario is on top of a moving block at the moment the Star power runs out and he is in the middle of a somersault, Mario will be stuck on the block in a spinning state indefinitely as shown in the footage. Mario will be unable to free himself and the level must be exited or the timer run out to proceed.
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A demo program for the Nintendo 64, titled “morphdemo”, consists of a shape decorated with six copies of a picture of Mario morphing back and forth between a sphere and a cube. This was shown to developers to demonstrate the Nintendo 64′s ability to seamlessly shift geometry and adjust lighting.
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Officially licensed Super Mario Dixie cups.
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