Costume Mario

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Mario wearing the Link costume.

Costume Mario is the form Mario takes after eating a Mystery Mushroom in Super Mario Maker, allowing him to transform into numerous Nintendo and third-party characters and objects. Upon scanning certain amiibo onto the Wii U GamePad's , an 8-bit version of the amiibo character will be unlocked in the level editor, allowing the player to use it any time from then on without having to scan the amiibo again. In addition to amiibo characters, Mario can also transform into certain objects, such as a ? Block. Costumes can also be unlocked through the 100 Mario Challenge mode, including characters which have amiibo unlock conditions. According to Nintendo's website, nearly every confirmed amiibo is compatible, except the Mii Fighters. There are a total of 106 costumes in the game so far, consisting of 100 base costumes and six additional ones. There is a possibility that there could be 99 additional costumes available.

Costume Mario functions the same as Super Mario, but with Small Mario's physical stature (except Mega Yarn Yoshi, Charizard, Mewtwo, Lucario, Greninja and Sonic, who are slightly larger). While Mario wears a costume, he cannot wear any Shell Helmets. In addition to appearance, various sound effects may also be changed to reflect the character, such as the jumping sound effects and "Course Clear" fanfare. The power-up sound effect may also be replaced by a different sound effect from the character's home series. Pokémon series costumes are notable for lacking special sound effects, instead using the standard Super Mario Bros. sounds. Each character has a unique pose if the player presses and holds . Toad's message after finishing the 10 Mario Challenge and the 100 Mario Challenge also varies depending on the appearance of the player. Mario can only transform into Costume Mario in the Super Mario Bros. style of the game.

The costumes do not follow the graphical limitations of the NES. Most of them are designed to follow the character's official designs, usually using more than 3 colors. Examples include Mario, Luigi, Peach, Toad and Dr. Mario from the Mario series, and all the characters from the Star Fox and Fire Emblem series.

Originally, the costumes were known as Mystery Suits; however, the name was dropped in the final version of the game.

List of costumes

#	Image	Costume	Game	Compatible amiibo	Notes
1		Mystery Mushroom	Super Mario Maker	N/A	Gives Mario a random costume that the player already unlocked.
2	File:ModernMarioSMM.PNG	Mario	Super Mario Bros.	Mario (Super Smash Bros. series) Mario (Super Mario series)	A recolor of Mario's original Super Mario Bros. sprite that uses his modern colors. Upon grabbing the Mystery Mushroom, the sound effect after exiting a pipe in Tiny-Huge Island and in the opening of Super Mario 64 can be heard. The "Course Clear" tune is replaced by the one heard after obtaining a Power Star in that game. Mario's jumping sound effects are also replaced by Super Mario World's. The death tune is the game over tune from Super Mario 64, and the invincibility tune is replaced with the Wing Mario tune from that same game.
3		Peach	Super Mario Bros.	Peach (Super Smash Bros. series) Peach (Super Mario series)	Based on Peach's modern appearance as opposed to her original NES sprite from Super Mario Bros.. Upon touching the Mystery Mushroom, the mushroom pickup sound from Super Mario Bros. 2 will play. The jumping sound, death jingle, and "Course Clear" fanfare are also replaced by their Super Mario Bros. 2 equivalents. Peach also takes out her parasol when she jumps or when pressing . Upon clearing the 10-Mario Challenge in this suit, Toad will say "Princess Peach?! How did you escape! ..Oh. It's just a costume."
4		Luigi	Super Mario Bros.	Luigi (Super Smash Bros. series) Luigi (Super Mario series)	A recolor of his original NES sprite from Super Mario Bros. that uses his modern colors. The "Course Clear" and "lose a life" tunes are replaced by the ones heard after obtaining a boss key and getting a Game Over from Luigi's Mansion, respectively. Upon getting the Mystery Mushroom, Luigi's voice can be heard shouting, "Yeah!"
5		Bowser	Super Mario Bros.	Bowser (Super Smash Bros. series) Bowser (Super Mario series)	Based on Bowser's modern design as opposed to his original Super Mario Bros. appearance. When touching a Mystery Mushroom, the player will hear the organ sound that played when Bowser appeared in the final battle in Super Mario World. The "Course Clear" fanfare is also replaced by the full version of said sound. The "lose a life" is the sound used for Bowser being defeated in Super Mario Bros. If the player completes the 10-Mario Challenge while wearing the Bowser costume and watches the end cutscene, Toad will say, "B-B-Bowser? Aaaaghhhh! I thought you'd taken the princess to another castle!" as opposed to, "Mario! It's terrible! Princess Peach has been taken to another castle!"
6		Goomba	Super Mario Bros.	N/A	Has a red coloration similar to that of a Red Paragoomba, possibly to differentiate it from the enemy Goombas. Available from start. Pressing causes it to be squished.
7		? Block	Super Mario Bros.	N/A	Resembles a Coin Box. Available from start. Pressing causes it to change color.
8		Trampoline	Super Mario Bros.	N/A	Available from start. Based on its modern design opposed to its original NES sprite from Super Mario Bros.. The jump sound has changed to the sound when something bounces on a trampoline. Pressing and holding will turn the Trampoline into its original sprite from Super Mario Bros..
9		Toad	Super Mario Bros.	Toad (Super Mario series)	Based on Toad's modern design as opposed to his original NES sprite from Super Mario Bros., as well as the Pixel Toad from Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. Toad will shout "Here I go!" upon touching the Mystery Mushroom. Upon reaching the end of a castle, the kidnapped Toad will say "Ah, Captain! It's terrible! Princess Peach has been taken to another castle!" to Mario wearing the Toad costume possibly in reference to Captain Toad.
10	File:BJR Super Mario Maker.PNG	Bowser Jr.	Super Mario Sunshine	Bowser Jr. (Super Smash Bros. series)	Bowser Jr. himself has his palette based on Bowser's original sprite in Super Mario Bros. However, he appears in his Junior Clown Car, based on his appearance in Super Smash Bros. His blunder sound is replaced with his "hit" sound from the New Super Mario Bros. games. When swimming, a bubble encloses the clown car.
11		Silver Mario	Super Mario Maker	Mario - Silver Edition (Super Mario series)	A silver palette swap of Mario's modernized Super Mario Bros. sprite. The Gold Mario power-up sound effect from New Super Mario Bros. 2 can be heard when transforming into Silver Mario, and sparkling sound effects are heard while the transformation is active. The Super Star music is also changed to Metal Mario's theme from Super Mario 64.
12		Gold Mario	Super Mario Maker	Mario - Gold Edition (Super Mario series)	A golden palette swap of Mario's modernized Super Mario Bros. sprite. The Gold Mario power-up sound effect from New Super Mario Bros. 2 can be heard when transforming into Gold Mario, and sparkling sound effects are heard while the transformation is active. The Super Star theme is also changed to Metal Mario's theme from Super Mario 64.
13		Builder Mario	Super Mario Maker	N/A	An 8-bit rendition of the attire Mario wears on the boxart and promotional art. Upon transformation, the "Super Mario Maker!" shout from the title screen is heard. In addition, the normal Super Mario Bros. power-up sound is retained, the "course clear" tune is the start-up jingle from Super Mario Maker, and the "lose a life" sound is changed to the Game Over sound from Gnat Attack. Pressing on the Wii U will make Builder Mario take out a hammer. Builder Mario is unlocked by beating Gnat Attack for the first time.
14		Yoshi	Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island	Yoshi (Super Smash Bros. series) Yoshi (Super Mario series)	Based on Yoshi's modern design as opposed to his original Super Mario Bros. Deluxe appearance. Upon touching a Mystery Mushroom, the sound effect that plays when climbing on Yoshi's back in Super Mario World can be heard. Yoshi's jumping sounds, the "Course Clear" fanfare and the "lose a life" tune are taken from Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. Pressing causes Yoshi to turn into an egg.
15	File:ShyGuySMM.PNG	Shy Guy	Super Mario Bros. 2	N/A	Shy Guy's original sprite from Super Mario Bros. 2, with added shading and a yellow belt buckle. The sound for picking up a mushroom in Super Mario Bros. 2 is heard upon transformation. It will turn into a Spear Guy upon pressing on the Wii U Control Pad.
16	File:WarioSMM.PNG	Wario	Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3	Wario (Super Smash Bros. series)	Wario's costume can also be used by tapping the first "M" in the Super Mario Maker logo on the title screen, which turns it into a "W". His sprite has a slight resemblance to the one from the WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! microgame Super Wario Bros.. Sound effects from Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 can be heard, including the "Course Clear" theme.
17		Rosalina & Luma	Super Mario Galaxy	Rosalina & Luma (Super Smash Bros. series)	The power-up sound effect from Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2 will play upon touching the Mystery Mushroom. The "course clear" and "lose a life" jingles are replaced with the "You Got a Star" and "Too Bad" fanfares from the latter game. An 8-bit Luma also appears as part of Rosalina's sprite. Rosalina is the most vocal out of the Mario characters; she exclaims "Here I go!" when transforming, yelps when she jumps, and shouts "Yay!" while holding .
18	File:JumpmanSMM.PNG	Mario Bros. Mario	Mario Bros.	N/A	Mario's sprite from the NES version of the Mario Bros. arcade game. Upon touching the Mystery Mushroom, the "respawn" sound effect from the NES version will play. When clearing a stage, the "Game Over" theme from Mario Bros. will play. He makes the losing pose when pressing .
19	File:ShellcreeperSMM.PNG	Shellcreeper	Mario Bros.	N/A	The Shellcreeper's original sprite from Mario Bros.. It changes color from green to red while dashing, and holding will make it bare its teeth, like when it comes in contact with Mario or Luigi.
20	File:SideStepper.PNG	Sidestepper	Mario Bros.	N/A	The Sidestepper's original sprite from Mario Bros.. It changes color from red to purple while dashing, and holding will make it angry.
21	File:SMM Dr. Mario.png	Dr. Mario	Dr. Mario	Dr. Mario (Super Smash Bros. series)	Mario's modernized Super Mario Bros. sprite modified to look like Dr. Mario. Sound effects from the NES version of Dr. Mario will play. When the is pressed, Dr. Mario pulls out a Megavitamin.
22		Kart Mario	Super Mario Kart	TBA	Mario's original Super Mario Bros. sprite, modified to match his current colors, driving a Standard Kart from Mario Kart 8. Upon touching a Mystery Mushroom, the jingle that plays prior to the start of a race in Super Mario Kart can be heard. The course clear jingle is the race finishing jingle also from Super Mario Kart. A Super Glider also appears when jumping. The Super Star music changes to the version from Super Mario Kart when using this suit.
23	File:Waluigi SMM2.png	Waluigi	Mario Tennis	N/A / TBA	An original sprite of Waluigi. When the player transforms, the sound of Waluigi laughing is heard, and when the is pressed, he pulls out his tennis racket. All the other noises are normal Super Mario Bros. sounds.
24		Green Yarn Yoshi	Yoshi's Woolly World	Green Yarn Yoshi (Yoshi's Woolly World series)	When using a Green Yarn Yoshi amiibo, the sound effects are changed to ones from Yoshi's Woolly World, including Yoshi's modern voice and the "Course Clear" fanfare.
25		Pink Yarn Yoshi	Yoshi's Woolly World	Pink Yarn Yoshi (Yoshi's Woolly World series)	When using a Pink Yarn Yoshi amiibo, the sound effects are changed to ones from Yoshi's Woolly World, including Yoshi's modern voice and the "Course Clear" fanfare.
26		Light-Blue Yarn Yoshi	Yoshi's Woolly World	Light Blue Yarn Yoshi (Yoshi's Woolly World series)	When using a Light Blue Yarn Yoshi amiibo, the sound effects are changed to ones from Yoshi's Woolly World, including Yoshi's modern voice and the "Course Clear" fanfare.
27		Mega Yarn Yoshi	Yoshi's Woolly World	Mega Yarn Yoshi (Yoshi's Woolly World series)	Near identical to Green Yarn Yoshi, except slightly bigger.
28	File:SMM Donkey Kong Jr..png	Donkey Kong Jr.	Donkey Kong Jr.	N/A	Donkey Kong Jr.'s original sprite from Donkey Kong Jr.. Sound effects from the game can be heard as well.
29		Donkey Kong	Donkey Kong	Donkey Kong (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on the modern Donkey Kong rather than that of the original Donkey Kong arcade game. However, this costume uses sound effects from said arcade game for all of its sounds, including the victory fanfare when completing a level and the level start theme when collecting the Mystery Mushroom. Pressing causes Donkey Kong to give a thumbs up, and the sound for scoring by jumping over a barrel plays.
30	File:Diddy KongSMM.PNG	Diddy Kong	Donkey Kong Country	Diddy Kong (Super Smash Bros. series)	Sound effects from Donkey Kong Country can be heard. Pressing will make him pull at and look at a banana. The victory fanfare is that of clearing a level in Donkey Kong Country, and the same goes for the "lose a life" jingle.
31		Kirby	Kirby's Dream Land	Kirby (Super Smash Bros. series)	Kirby's original full-color sprite from Kirby's Adventure. Upon picking up a Mystery Mushroom, the power-up sound from that game plays. The "Course Clear" fanfare is replaced by the original version of the Kirby dance heard throughout the Kirby series. The jumping sound and "lose a life" tune also come from Kirby's Adventure. When riding a Goomba's Shoe, he adopts a pose similar to when he is riding a giant shoe in Kirby's Return to Dream Land.
32		King Dedede	Kirby's Dream Land	King Dedede (Super Smash Bros. series)	A modification of King Dedede's sprite from Kirby's Adventure, adjusted to match his current colors and Small Mario's height. Upon picking a Mystery Mushroom, the power-up-sound from Kirby's Adventure plays.
33	File:Meta KnightSMM.PNG	Meta Knight	Kirby's Adventure	Meta Knight (Super Smash Bros. series)	Meta Knight's original sprite from Kirby's Adventure, though without his sword. Upon picking a Mystery Mushroom, the power-up-sound from Kirby's Adventure plays. When Meta Knight runs at full speed, he runs similarly to how he does in Meta Knightmare from Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land and Kirby Super Star Ultra. Pressing makes him take out his sword.
34	File:Pit Updated Super Mario Maker.PNG	Pit	Kid Icarus	Pit (Super Smash Bros. series)	A redesign of Pit's sprite from Kid Icarus shrunken down to fit Small Mario's height and recolored to resemble his appearance in Kid Icarus: Uprising. Sound effects are taken from the Famicom Disk System and 3D Classics Kid Icarus.
35		Palutena	Kid Icarus	Palutena (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Palutena's modern appearance rather than her original NES sprite. Pressing makes her assume the pose of her Super Smash Bros. artwork.
36		Dark Pit	Kid Icarus: Uprising	Dark Pit (Super Smash Bros. series)	A redesign of Pit's sprite from Kid Icarus shrunken down to fit Small Mario's height and recolored to resemble Dark Pit. When falling in a pit, the Kid Icarus: Uprising rendition of the "lose a life" jingle from Kid Icarus will play.
37		Mega Man	Mega Man	Mega Man (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Mega Man's original sprite from the NES Mega Man games, but scaled down to fit Small Mario's height. When grabbing the Mystery Mushroom, the sound for starting a stage in Mega Man 2 plays. The "course clear" and "lose a life" sounds are the ones from said game. Pressing causes him to take out his Mega Buster and the sound for firing a shot is heard. It's notably one of the only sprites outside of the Kirby series to have outlines.
38	File:Samus SMM.PNG	Samus	Metroid	Samus (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Samus's modern design as opposed to her original NES appearance in Metroid, although there are some similarities to her original sprite. When collected, sound effects from the Famicom Disk System version of Metroid will play. Samus also turns into the Morph Ball when running at full speed.
39	File:Zero Suit SamusSMM.PNG	Zero Suit Samus	Metroid: Zero Mission	Zero Suit Samus (Super Smash Bros. series)	When collected, the "Item Found" jingle from Metroid: Zero Mission will play.
40	File:ROB SMM.PNG File:ROBAlt SMM.PNG	R.O.B.	Nintendo Entertainment System R.O.B. / Family Computer Robot	R.O.B. (Super Smash Bros. series)	Upon touching the Mystery Mushroom, the "Phase Begin" sound effect from Gyromite can be heard. The Japanese version of the game features the Famicom version of R.O.B. while other releases feature the NES version.
41		Marth	Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon	Marth (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Marth's map sprite from Fire Emblem Fates rather than his original Famicom sprite. Sound effects from the original Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light can be heard, including the level-up jingle.
42		Ike	Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance	Ike (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Ike's map sprite from Fire Emblem Fates. Sound effects from Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light are used, similar to Marth. Pressing will make him take out Ragnell and assume his Super Smash Bros. pose.
43		Lucina	Fire Emblem: Awakening	Lucina (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Lucina's map sprite from Fire Emblem Awakening. Sound effects from Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light are used, similar to Marth. Pressing will make her face the screen and put on her mask.
44	File:RobinSMM.PNG	Robin	Fire Emblem: Awakening	Robin (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Robin's map sprite from Fire Emblem Awakening. Sound effects from Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light are used, similar to Marth. Pressing will make him assume his Super Smash Bros. pose.
45		Pikachu	Pokémon Red Version/Blue Version	Pikachu (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Pikachu's overworld sprite from the Nintendo DS Pokémon games. The default Super Mario Bros. sounds are used rather than new, Pokémon-themed sounds.
46	File:CharizardSMM.PNG	Charizard	Pokémon Red Version/Blue Version	Charizard (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Charizard's overworld sprite from the Nintendo DS Pokémon games. The default Super Mario Bros. sounds are used rather than new, Pokémon-themed sounds.
47		Jigglypuff	Pokémon Red Version/Blue Version	Jigglypuff (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Jigglypuff's overworld sprite from the Nintendo DS Pokémon games. The default Super Mario Bros. sounds are used rather than new, Pokémon-themed sounds.
48		Mewtwo	Pokémon Red Version/Blue Version	Mewtwo (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Mewtwo's overworld sprite from the Nintendo DS Pokémon games. The default Super Mario Bros. sounds are used rather than new, Pokémon-themed sounds.
49		Lucario	Pokémon Diamond Version/Pearl Version	Lucario (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Lucario's overworld sprite from the Nintendo DS Pokémon games. The default Super Mario Bros. sounds are used rather than new, Pokémon-themed sounds.
50		Greninja	Pokémon X/Y	Greninja (Super Smash Bros. series)	The default Super Mario Bros. sounds are used rather than new, Pokémon-themed sounds.
51		Captain Olimar	Pikmin	Olimar (Super Smash Bros. series)	Olimar's voice from Pikmin 2 can be heard, and the "Course Clear" fanfare is replaced by the tune that plays after obtaining an important item in Pikmin 3. If the player presses , Olimar will blow on his whistle.
52		Pikmin	Pikmin	N/A	Pikmin sound effects can be heard, the "lose a life" tune is replaced by the Pikmin's own death cries, and the "Course Clear" fanfare is replaced by the tune that plays after obtaining an important item in Pikmin 3. Pressing causes the red and blue Pikmin to mature into flowers. When underwater, all three of them are encased in a bubble.
53		Link	The Legend of Zelda	Link (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Link's sprite from, and uses sound effects from the Famicom Disk System version of the original The Legend of Zelda, including the fanfare for collecting a piece of the Triforce after clearing a stage. Upon touching the Mystery Mushroom, the original "Item Get" jingle will play. If the player presses , Link will hold up a Triforce piece. If Link dies, the death theme from the original Legend of Zelda plays.
54	File:ZeldaSMM.PNG	Zelda	The Legend of Zelda	Zelda (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Zelda's appearance in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess rather than her original NES sprite. Upon touching the Mystery Mushroom, the "Item Get" jingle from The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past will play. While holding , she'll transform into Sheik. When dying, the death tune from The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past plays. When clearing a stage, the tune that plays when Link meet Zelda for the first time from The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past plays.
55		Ganondorf	The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time	Ganondorf (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Ganondorf's appearance in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess rather than Ganon's original NES sprite. Upon touching the Mystery Mushroom, his jingle from Ganon's Tower in The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past will play. When falling in a pit, the sound effect of a boss being defeated from that game will play. When clearing a stage, the first few notes of the encounter theme when Link comes face-to-face with Ganon in The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past plays.
56		Sheik	The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time	Sheik (Super Smash Bros. series)	Upon touching the Mystery Mushroom, the "Item Get" jingle from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time will play. While holding , she'll transform into Zelda and Zelda's Lullaby plays. The death tune is part of her theme song. The stage clear theme is the jingle that's heard when Link meets Zelda for the first time.
57		Tingle	The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask	N/A	Sounds from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask can be heard: The victory jingle is the tune that plays when the player completes certain time-related events in said game, and the death jingle is one of the tunes that can play when failing certain such events.
58		Toon Link	The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker	Toon Link (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Link's appearance from The Wind Waker (large eyes, blond hair, and a greener tunic) to distinguish itself from regular Link. Upon touching the Mystery Mushroom, the "Item Get" jingle from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker will play. Toon Link takes out his Deku Leaf every time he jumps. The death tune is the tune that plays when Link gets caught by Moblins while trying to sneak inside the Forsaken Fortress in The Wind Waker.
59	File:ShulkSMM.PNG	Shulk	Xenoblade Chronicles	Shulk (Super Smash Bros. series)	Uses Shulk's voice clips from the Japanese version of Xenoblade Chronicles. Pressing will make him pull out the Monado and face the screen. The "Course Clear" fanfare is replaced by the tune that plays when discovering a Secret Area in Xenoblade Chronicles.
60	File:NessSMM.PNG	Ness	EarthBound	Ness (Super Smash Bros. series)	When acquired, the PSI Healing sound effect from EarthBound plays. Clearing a stage plays the boss battle victory theme, also from EarthBound.When falling in a pit, the sound effect of Ness's party being defeated from that game will play. When is pressed, the jingle for learning a new technique will play.
61	File:LucasSMM.PNG	Lucas	Mother 3	Lucas (Super Smash Bros. series)	Sound effects from MOTHER 3 can be heard.
62		Inkling Squid	Splatoon	Inkling Squid (Splatoon series)	Based on the sprite from the Squid Jump minigame in Splatoon, and the "Course Clear" fanfare is replaced by the Mission complete fanfare from the single player mode of Splatoon. Pressing causes him to transform into a green Inkling Boy wielding a Roller.
63		Inkling Boy	Splatoon	Inkling Boy (Splatoon series)	When crouching or swimming underwater, he turns into a blue Inkling Squid, and the "Course Clear" fanfare is replaced by the Mission complete fanfare from the single player mode of Splatoon.
64		Inkling Girl	Splatoon	Inkling Girl (Splatoon series)	When crouching or swimming underwater, she turns into an orange Inkling Squid, and the "Course Clear" fanfare is replaced by the Mission complete fanfare from the single player mode of Splatoon. Pressing causes her to take out a Splat Charger and pose.
65	File:Balance BoardSMM.PNG	Wii Balance Board	Wii Fit	N/A	The Balance Board mainly known for being used to play the Wii Fit games, although this particular one appears as the living character and companion to the player from the series, where the sounds of its footsteps and jumping are taken from. Holding has it lie flat on the ground while being used by Wii Fit Trainer to perform the Dancer pose.
66		Wii Fit Trainer	Wii Fit	Wii Fit Trainer (Super Smash Bros. series)	Wii Fit Trainer's various poses include the Half-Moon pose while skidding/turning around, and the stretching position while crouching. She will also utter "Up!" or "Phew!" while jumping, as well as "Come on!" while doing a pose by pressing . When transforming, the sound made when logging into a profile in Wii Fit can be heard. The "lose a life" and "Course Clear" jingles are respectively replaced by the game over and victory themes from certain Balance Games.
67	File:Chibi Robo.PNG	Chibi-Robo	Chibi-Robo	Chibi-Robo (Chibi-Robo! series)	Upon touching the Mystery Mushroom, the sound effect for putting on a suit in the original Chibi-Robo! plays. Pressing will make Chibi-Robo pick up his plug. The jumping and landing sound effects are taken directly from the original game. The sound for losing a life is replaced with the jingle that plays when Chibi-Robo runs out of energy. Upon clearing a course, the fanfare for ranking up in the original Chibi-Robo! is heard.
68		Villager	Animal Crossing	Villager (Super Smash Bros. series)	Upon touching a Mystery Mushroom, the sound effect for producing an item such as a net from the Animal Crossing series can be heard. The "lose a life" jingle is replaced with the theme that plays after fainting from being bitten or stung by a tarantula or scorpion in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Pressing will make him pull out a balloon.
69	File:Tom NookSMM.PNG	Tom Nook	Animal Crossing	Tom Nook (Animal Crossing figure series) Tom Nook (Animal Crossing card series)
70		K.K. Slider	Animal Crossing	K.K. (Animal Crossing figure series) K.K. (Animal Crossing card series)	Upon touching a Mystery Mushroom, a brief snippet from one of K.K.'s songs will play. Pressing will make him sit down on a chair and pull out his guitar, and the death tune is replaced by K.K.'s howl and a guitar twang.
71		Resetti	Animal Crossing	Resetti (Animal Crossing figure series) Resetti (Animal Crossing card series)
72		Rover	Animal Crossing	TBA
73		Timmy and Tommy	Animal Crossing	TBA
74		Blathers	Animal Crossing	Blathers (Animal Crossing figure series)
75		Mabel	Animal Crossing	Mabel (Animal Crossing figure series)	Upon transforming, sound effects from the sewing machine in the Able Sisters shop from Animal Crossing can be heard.
76		Kapp'n	Animal Crossing	Kapp'n (Animal Crossing card series)	Holding puts him in his rowboat from Animal Crossing.
77		Celeste	Animal Crossing: Wild World	Celeste (Animal Crossing figure series)
78		Kicks	Animal Crossing: City Folk	Kicks (Animal Crossing figure series) Kicks (Animal Crossing card series)
79		Isabelle (summer outfit)	Animal Crossing: New Leaf	Isabelle (summer outfit) (Animal Crossing card series)	Upon touching a Mystery Mushroom, the sound effect for producing an item such as a net from the Animal Crossing series can be heard. Various other sounds from Animal Crossing: New Leaf can also be heard, including the fanfare for paying off a mortgage after clearing a course.
80		Isabelle (winter outfit)	Animal Crossing: New Leaf	Isabelle (Animal Crossing figure series) Isabelle (winter outfit) (Animal Crossing card series)	Upon touching a Mystery Mushroom, the sound effect for producing an item such as a net from the Animal Crossing series can be heard. Various other sounds from Animal Crossing: New Leaf can also be heard, including the fanfare for paying off a mortgage after clearing a course.
81		Digby	Animal Crossing: New Leaf	Digby (Animal Crossing figure series) Digby (Animal Crossing card series)	Pressing will make him put on a yellow raincoat.
82		Cyrus	Animal Crossing: New Leaf	Cyrus (Animal Crossing figure series)
83		Reese	Animal Crossing: New Leaf	Reese (Animal Crossing figure series) Reese (Animal Crossing card series)
84		Lottie	Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer	Lottie (Animal Crossing figure series) Lottie (Animal Crossing card series)
85		Captain Falcon	F-Zero	Captain Falcon (Super Smash Bros. series)	After grabbing the Mystery Mushroom, the sound effect that plays before starting a race in the original F-Zero can be heard. Pressing causes him to look at the screen. The standard victory fanfare is replaced with that of the fanfare upon completing a cup from F-Zero, and his death sound is the one that plays when the player's vehicle is destroyed in the game.
86	File:Mr GameWatchSMM.PNG	Mr. Game & Watch	Game & Watch Gallery	Mr. Game & Watch (Super Smash Bros. series)	Pressing will make Mr. Game & Watch take out his bell. He also takes out a parachute from Parachute after jumping.
87		Sonic	Sonic the Hedgehog	Sonic (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Sonic's original appearance from the Sega Genesis Sonic the Hedgehog games. The Got Continue tune from the original Sonic the Hedgehog plays upon collecting the Mystery Mushroom. Pressing will cause Sonic to look up while making the sound for collecting a Ring, the course clear fanfare is taken straight from Sonic the Hedgehog 3, and the "lose a life" tune is the Game Over theme from that same game.
88		Duck Hunt	Duck Hunt	Duck Hunt (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on the sprites from the original Duck Hunt video game, though scaled down to match Small Mario's proportions. Upon picking a Mystery Mushroom, the perfect score jingle from the original game plays, and the original dog barking sound is heard when jumping. When falling into a pit, the dog's laughter is heard.
89		PAC-MAN	PAC-MAN	Pac-Man (Super Smash Bros. series)	Based on Pac-Man's sprite from the Japanese version of Pac-Land, but without the hat that he wears in said game. Sound effects from the arcade Pac-Man can be heard (including the Intermission Theme for clearing a stage, and the original death jingle for losing a life), and Pac-Man also turns into his original sprite from said game when crouching, swimming, or running. Pressing causes Pac-Man to hold up a strawberry.
90	File:Foreman SpikeSMM.PNG	Foreman Spike	Wrecking Crew	N/A	Sound effects from Wrecking Crew can be heard.
91	File:Little MacSMM.PNG	Little Mac	Punch-Out!!	Little Mac (Super Smash Bros. series)	Sound effects from the original Punch-Out!! can be heard, including the bell after touching the Mystery Mushroom. The "Course Clear" fanfare is also replaced with the victory theme from said game, and the "Lose a Life" fanfare is replaced with the theme when Little Mac loses a round.
92	File:FoxSMM.PNG	Fox McCloud	Star Fox (NTSC) Starwing (PAL)	Fox (Super Smash Bros. series)	Upon touching the Mystery Mushroom, Fox's voice clip from the original Star Fox will play. Pressing will have General Pepper say "Good Luck" from the original Star Fox. When clearing a level, the "Mission Complete" theme from the original Star Fox plays. If Fox dies, a crashing sound can be heard and a loss of Arwing jingle can be heard; both from the original Star Fox.
93	File:FalcoSMM.PNG	Falco Lombardi	Star Fox (NTSC) Starwing (PAL)	Falco (Super Smash Bros. series)	Upon touching the Mystery Mushroom, Falco's voice clip from the original Star Fox will play. Pressing will have General Pepper say "Good Luck" from the original Star Fox. When clearing a level, the "Mission Complete" theme from the original Star Fox plays. When dying, a crashing sound can be heard and a loss of Arwing jingle can be heard; both from the original Star Fox.
94		Slippy Toad	Star Fox (NTSC) Starwing (PAL)	N/A	An unlockable costume. Upon touching the Mystery Mushroom, Slippy's voice clip from the original Star Fox will play. Pressing will have General Pepper say "Good Luck" from the original Star Fox. When clearing a level, the "Mission Complete" theme from the original Star Fox plays. When dying, a crashing sound can be heard and a loss of Arwing jingle can be heard; both from the original Star Fox.
95		Peppy Hare	Star Fox (NTSC) Starwing (PAL)	N/A	An unlockable costume. Upon touching the Mystery Mushroom, Peppy's voice clip from the original Star Fox will play. Pressing will have General Pepper say "Good Luck" from the original Star Fox. When clearing a level, the "Mission Complete" theme from the original Star Fox plays. When dying, a crashing sound can be heard and a loss of Arwing jingle can be heard; both from the original Star Fox.
96	File:ArwingSMM.PNG	Arwing	Star Fox Zero	N/A	Upon touching the Mystery Mushroom, the sound effect when collecting a supply ring in Star Fox Zero will play. Pressing will have it transform into an Arwing and use General Pepper's "Good Luck" voice clip from Star Fox 64. It also turns into an Arwing while running at high speeds, swimming, or crouching. The death tune is heard when losing a life in Star Fox Zero. When clearing a level, the "Mission Accomplished" theme from Star Fox Zero plays.
97		Mahjong Tile	Yakuman Ho-o	N/A	An unlockable costume. A female Japanese voice can be heard when transforming and pressing
98		Dr. Lobe	Big Brain Academy	N/A	When transforming, the bells at the beginning of the title theme of Big Brain Academy are heard.
99		Ashley	WarioWare: Touched!	N/A	Ashley says "Hocus Pocus!" when the Mystery Mushroom is grabbed. When climbing or swimming Ashley rides on her broom. The death and stage completion jingles are replaced with those of the Ashley minigame of Game & Wario.
100	File:Nikki.PNG	Nikki	Swapnote (NTSC) Nintendo Letterbox (PAL)	N/A	An 8-bit version of Nikki's redesign seen in Nikki's Travel Quiz and other recent appearances. When transforming and clearing a course, the sound from receiving new notes and the HOME Menu jingle from Swapnote play, respectively.
101		Fighter Fly	Mario Bros.	N/A	When jumping, the Fighter Fly will make the same chirping sound as they did in the original Mario Bros. arcade game. If the player holds , it will turn into a Freezie. It is unlocked by completing Gnat Attack's hard mode.
102		Totem Link	The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes	N/A	An 8-bit rendition of the three Links of The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes (blue, red, and green) stacked up into a totem like in the game. It is unlocked by clearing the Tri Force Heroes Event Course. Their transformation and stage clear sounds are 8-bit renditions of the series' main theme (unique from the other Link's) and the main theme of The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes. Pressing causes them to pose with various weapons. Crouching will get the Links into a pyramid formation in a similar vein to a triforce.
103		Arino KACHO	GAMECENTER CX	N/A	An 8-bit rendition of Shinya Arino, host of GameCenter CX. This costume is unlocked after any one of his three Event Courses are beaten. All of Arino's sounds are clips of his own voice.
104		SUPER MARIO KUN	CORO CORO COMIC	N/A	Mario's design from the Super Mario-Kun manga, originally exclusive to Japan. This costume uses the same sound effects as regular Mario, and is unlocked by completing Yukio Sawada's level, SUPER MARIO KUN 25th Anniversary, which was made available as an Event Course on November 6, 2015.
105		Cat Mario	Super Mario 3D World	N/A	An 8-bit rendition of Cat Mario based on Mario's Super Mario Bros. sprite. This costume can be unlocked by completing the "Cat Mario's Course" event course, which was made available to play on November 10, 2015. The transformation sound is the Super Bell transformation from Super Mario 3D World, and the death tune and course clear themes are the corresponding ones from the same game. His running animation has him running on all four legs, and his jumping sound is Mario's jumping voice clip from Super Mario 3D World. Pressing causes Mario to pose with his paw in the air, making the "claw swipe" sound from Super Mario 3D World.
106		Cat Peach	Super Mario 3D World	N/A	An 8-bit rendition of Cat Peach, based on Mario's sprite from Super Mario Bros. but changed to resemble Peach. This costume can be unlocked by completing the "Cat Peach's Course" event course, which was made available to play on November 10, 2015. The transformation sound is the Super Bell transformation from Super Mario 3D World, and death tune and course clear themes from the same game. Cat Peach's jump sound is the same as from Super Mario 3D World as well. Pressing causes Peach to pose with her paws up, making the "claw swipe" sound from Super Mario 3D World.
107		Necky	Famitsu	N/A	The mascot of the Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu. This costume can be unlocked by clearing the "Yoshi Is Awesome" event course, which was made available to play on November 11, 2015.
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