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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While most Boos in the Mario franchise have either 2 or 4 visible teeth, the numbers range between 0 and over 80.
Left: Boo from Mario vs. Donkey Kong.
Right: Boo from a Super Mario World manga.
Artwork submitted to the Slovenian Club Nintendo magazine by longtime reader Rok Bizjak.
Mario statue at the Nintendo of America headquarters in 1995. According to a report from 2011, the statue is still present in the building, but is surrounded by signs asking for no photos to be taken.
A scene from a Super Mario World manga shares a high degree of similarity with a scene from the “Mama Luigi” episode of the Super Mario World cartoon.
The Nintendo Power Strategy Guide for Super Mario Bros. 3 seems insistent on calling Roy Koopa a “big boy”.
From the “Super Mario Super English” German-English dictionary.
Mario and Wario Tamagotchis from Tamagotchi 64: Minna de Tamagotchi World for the Nintendo 64.
Sprites of the two additional brothers from the Game Boy Advance version of Mario Bros. The manual identifies them as “colored Marios” and their official names are P3 and P4.
Illustration from the French Nintendo Magazine.
In Super Mario World, jumping on the platforms in Vanilla Ghost House in the order shown will produce a hidden 1-Up. The reason is that four of the platforms contain special control points that, if touched in order, will generate a 1-Up when Mario touches the last one.
