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One of the credits images in Wario Land 4 depicts Wario holding a robot (left). Extracting it from the data (middle), we can see it is actually an extremely specific reference to a piece of art from the manual for Virtual Boy Wario Land (right); note the nearly identical hands.
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Nintendo's official site for the Game Boy Advance version of Donkey Kong Country specifically pointed out that Donkey Kong has deep, dark and charismatic eyes.
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The German name for Tiny-Huge Island in Super Mario 64 is a very appropriate literary reference: Gulliver Gumba ("Gumba" being German for "Goomba"), referencing the 1726 novel Gulliver's Travels, where the main character visits both a land of tiny people and a land of giants.
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Promotional Super Mario Bros. New Year celebration artwork from a Japanese Nintendo products brochure. Happy New Year from Supper Mario Broth! I would like to thank all my readers for your continued interest in obscure Mario information. I wish all of you the best in 2020!
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The Boo in Peach's Castle in Super Mario 64 can be influenced from its adjacent rooms. Touching the wall in the Whomp's Fortress room will make it turn around, while coming in from the second floor and touching the wall in the Cool, Cool Mountain room will make it disappear.
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In Super Mario Galaxy, the model for Peach's Castle's reflection in the lake is an edited model of the castle with dark, dramatic shading and pillars of light emanating from the windows. Here is how the scene would look if the actual castle was replaced by the reflection model.
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In Super Paper Mario, it is possible for Mario to become trapped in a claustrophobic situation, squished by the ceiling in a room barely larger than himself and unable to use the door to get out. Details in image.
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In the first episode of Pinna Park in Super Mario Sunshine, there is a fixed-camera scene where the park director talks to Mario. If hacks are used to explore the area during this, it is revealed that two Nokis are missing their shells, appearing as floating heads and limbs.
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In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, fences decorated with stars can be found in Poshley Heights (left). Zooming in on other objects, we can see the fence texture being reused all over the town, such as for an umbrella (middle) and a pool awning (right).
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During the battle against Exor in Super Mario RPG, his mouth is called "Neosquid" (left). This name was added in the localization, as the original Japanese version calls it "くち", which translates to "mouth" (right). To this day, no explanation for this name was ever found.
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The Bob-omb next to the cannon on Bob-omb Battlefield in Super Mario 64 has unique behavior. It will ignore Mario until he kills it. Upon respawning, it will get caught on a ledge, oscillate and walk off the cliff, whereupon it will ignore Mario again if he approaches it.
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Nintendo Power mocking Luigi in an April Fools' Day special feature.
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A 1994 Super Mario Land 2 manga adds context to the hippo statue found in that game's overworld (left). The reason the hippo statue is the access point to the Space Zone is because it was created to honor a hippo astronaut (right).
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A few days ago, I have posted about an unexplained glitch that results in characters assuming a T-pose in Mario Party 4. Since then, I have been researching the glitch and was able to reproduce it, as well as compile the steps needed for it to occur. Details below.
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The high-resolution render of the Dungeon Map item from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time contains the word "Mario" in Hylian script, as part of a reference to Mario Club, Nintendo's testing and debugging division. Details in image.
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Addendum: as pointed out by reader @EleanorJayynes, there are also in fact Mario graphics used in the BIOS in another spot, the Wii Shop Channel download animation (seen below). I apologize for overlooking these and hope the icon in my post is still notable.
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In a room in Bowser's Castle in Paper Mario, Goombario suggests there may be an attack item hidden in the room. However, there are no items of any kind in the room. As all of his other hints of this kind are correct, this can mislead players into wasting their time searching.
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On the Mushroom Bridge track in Mario Kart: Double Dash, if a kart is placed diagonally on the bridge's beam, the Lakitu with the "Reverse" sign will slowly back off until he is extremely far away (circled in last image) and not come closer until the kart moves from its spot.
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Super Mario Odyssey contains three Checkpoint Flags that are permanently missable, detailed below. If a save file is otherwise complete but displays fewer than 85 checkpoints found, it is likely that one of these was missed and the perfect score is not achievable on that file.
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There is an easily missed instance of artwork of Micro-Goombas in the Art of Super Mario Odyssey book, where three of them surround a sketch of a Goomba in a bonnet (right). Compare to their original height as seen in Super Mario Bros. 3 (left), these are exceptionally tiny.
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Normally, answering "No" to a confirmation prompt in the Mario Party series results in simply repeating the selection without any extra animations. However, in Mario Party 2, answering "No" after preparing a game causes the screen to tilt and all characters to fall off.
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Yoshi's Island is unique among Mario games for having had three different subtitles as numbered parts of different series: "Super Mario Bros. 5" (left, prototype), "Super Mario World 2" (middle, US/European release), "Super Mario Advance 3" (right, remake).
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In the first Bowser segment in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, a portrait of Bowser can be briefly seen at an oblique angle (top left). Moving the camera shows that it has a mustache (bottom left). The same portrait appears in Super Paper Mario, entirely off-camera (right).
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Whenever Small Mario picks up a Super Mushroom in Super Mario Bros. (left), Super Mario Bros. 3 (middle) and Super Mario World (right), there is a period of a few frames where he cycles between his Small form, his Super form, and a special "inbetween" sprite, shown here.
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Multiple versions of very similar unlicensed Wario minifigures dual wielding different weapons exist made by different companies. The JLB version (left) features Wario with two scimitars, while the SLtoys "Super Maric Blocks" (right) features Wario with two daggers.