DiC Entertainment original production artwork for the Adventures of SMB3 cartoon, depicting King Koopa with no mouth. During production, King Koopa's mouth would sometimes be animated on a separate layer, leaving the base layer looking like this. | Super Mario | Know Your Meme

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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In Mario Super Sluggers, Boo and King Boo have unused leg bones in their models, despite not having any legs. Below, the leg bones are made visible. ALT Source: @PenguinTheGeno

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In the code of Super Mario Strikers, the unlockable robotic Super Team has a cryptic comment calling them the "only thing mattering right now". What this might mean is unknown.

#only thing mattering right now Source: torf.net/Super Mario_Strikers

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Promotional photo from Nintendo Power showing Mario being exhausted after playing too much Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix.

Source: Nintendo Power (US), Issue 197, 2005 *****

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It ended where it began

Supper Mario Broth @Mario BrothBlog Peach's Castle Grounds act as metaphorical bookends on the entirety of the Nintendo 64 library of Mario games. The first scene of the first Mario game on the system, and the final scene of the final Mario game on the system, both take place in this location. First scene of the first Mario game released on the system Final scene of the final Mario game released on the system Japanese release of Super Mario 64 European release of Mario Party 3 June 23, 1996 November 16, 2001 11 The intro and first playable section of the game take place on the castle grounds of Peach's Castle. urce, info: tutropes.org/pmwikipmwilighetutested The last scene after the story mode credits takes place in the same location, closing the book on the Nintendo 64 era of Mario games.

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The Goombas’ antidepressants were taken away during development

Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Unused graphics found in the data of Super Princess Peach reveal that at some point in development, Goombas were able to experience positive emotions. In the finished game, Goombas are limited to experiencing only negative emotions instead. Unused: Glad Goomba In addition, one of the collectible puzzles depicts artwork of a Glad Goomba despite none of them actually appearing during gameplay. Used: Mad Goomba Unused: Calm Goomba Used: Sad Goomba Source: torf.net user "Moof", torf.net/File:SPPeach-Goomab2.png, File:SPPeach-Goomba3.png

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In 09, a team of nanobiology researchers from Osaka University in Japan genetically engineered three types of bacteria to generate fluorescent proteins in order to arrange them to replicate the Small Mario sprite from Super Mario Bros. as a demonstration.

Source: 2009.igem.org/Team:OsakalWORKS

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A 1986 guide for Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels from the Japanese Family Computer Magazine contained many comedic illustrations of Mario and other characters from the game. Below is a selection of drawings from the guide.

OH! Source: Family Computer Magazine (Japan), Issue 15 and 16, 1986 KICK! )) (( ນ BOOO |||

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mario and peach being an old couple ❤️

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Super Mario World contains an unused "reaction sprite" for Yoshi, in which he appears shocked or suprised. Below is a mock-up of Yoshi reacting to an in-game event using the sprite.

L 2 Burnt Mario added as an example of something Yoshi could have reacted to. It is unknown what he would have reacted to in-game, though it is speculated that it may have been the Baby Yoshis hatching in the game's ending. Source: torf.net user "Geno2925", torf.net/File:SMW-UnusedYoshis.png

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