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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By removing the game’s ability to load certain textures, we can cause Mario’s mustache in Super Paper Mario to not be rendered, allowing us to get a clear view of Mario’s mouth.
In Super Paper Mario, after completing Chapter 7, a citizen on Floor B1 of Flipside will express a desire for his life to end.
Sprite of Princess Peach with a mustache from Super Paper Mario. This can be seen briefly if she is given the Yellow Apple to eat during Chapter 7-3.
By removing the shell textures from a Stone Buzzy in Super Paper Mario, we can see what Buzzy Beetles look like under their shells.
The back of the Official Nintendo Power Player’s Guide for Super Paper Mario depicts a Gold Fuzzy, even though no Gold Fuzzies appear in the game.
In Super Paper Mario, a Nintendo DS Lite-shaped computer called the Dining Specializer can be found in the restaurants in Flipside and Flopside. When it is turned on, the top screen displays a logo, but in-game, the screen is too small to see it clearly. Below is the texture used for the logo. It’s a reference to the game’s developer, Intelligent Systems.
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.
Chapter preview icons from Super Paper Mario.
Chapter intro images from Super Paper Mario.
Mario and Tippi’s sleeping animation from Super Paper Mario.
