A Super Mario variety blog.
Screenshots, photos, sprites, gifs, scans and more from all around the world of Super Mario Bros.
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Rainbow Bowser’s sprite extracted from the files of Paper Mario: Color Splash.
Near the beginning of Paper Mario, Bowser throws Mario out the window of Peach’s Castle. During the next scene, Mario can be found standing at the end of the corridor.
In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, it’s possible to get Mario up to normally inaccessible high places using glitches. If he then walks over a wall, the usual result is falling offstage and quickly respawning at ground level. However, hidden invisible platforms exist in certain areas that will stop Mario in midair below the stage.
From Super Mario-Kun.
Frog Suit Mario from Paper Mario: Color Splash, and the empty Frog Suit that falls off him when he gets hit in that state.
Cover of an issue of Super Mario-Kun.
In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, on rare occasions the Penguins in Poshley Heights may walk backwards after Mario finishes talking to them.
Comparison between the actual size of Mario’s sprite in the Paper Mario series. From left to right: Paper Mario; Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door; Super Paper Mario; Paper Mario: Sticker Star; Paper Mario: Color Splash.
Mario and the Star Spirits from Super Mario-Kun.
In Paper Mario, the neon sign on the front of Club 64 is still present when the interior of the building is loaded, suspended in mid-air barely out of view.
