List of "super player" and "thank you" messages

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Messages of gratitude such as "YOU ARE A SUPER PLAYER!!" and "THANK YOU!!" appear throughout the Super Mario franchise. Written from the perspective of each game's staff members, these messages are often seen in a game after completing it, seeing its staff credits, or beating its final post-game challenge, though they do not directly affect the game's measured completion. While these messages can appear as either parts of a game's interface or as tangible elements within the game's environment, they typically reflect some unique aspect of the game they appear in. These messages can be considered to be fourth wall breaks.

Messages

Course	Image	Description
VS. Super Mario Bros.		The high score screen lists the registered players as "super player's".[sic]
Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels		A letter addressed "To Super Players" appears in the game's instruction booklet.
		The message "You're a super player!" appears in the Game Over screen used in World 9.
		In World 9-4,「アリガトウ!」(Arigatō!), which translates to "Thank you!", is written in blocks.
Super Mario World		After the game's staff credits, the text "THANK YOU" appears.
		At the end of the game's final course, Funky, "YOU ARE A SUPER PLAYER" is written in coins. It instead reads "YOU ARE SUPER PLAYER!!" exclusively in the original game's Japanese version.
Super Mario All-Stars		In the Japanese version of the game, the subtitle "for super players" is added to the Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels's Japanese title, Super Mario Bros. 2.
Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island		In the middle of the game's final non-Bonus Challenge course, Castles - Masterpiece Set, "YOSHI" is written in tracks. It instead reads "YOSSY", Yoshi's Japanese name, exclusively in the game's Japanese version.
Super Mario 64		After the game's staff credits, an image of a cake with the text "THANK YOU" appears.
		Along with the cake message, Mario says, "A-thank you so much a-for-to playing my game". Super Mario 64 is the first game in the Super Mario series to feature voice acting for Mario.
Super Mario Bros. Deluxe		The "for super players" subtitle from Super Mario All-Stars is retained in all regions for Super Mario Bros. Deluxe's Super Mario Bros. for Super Players mode, which features Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels.
		Upon clearing the Star courses, Princess Toadstool says, "Wow! You are a super player! Congratulations!"
Super Mario Galaxy		After the game's staff credits, Mario again says, "Thank you so much for playing my game". If the player is playing as Luigi, Luigi instead says, "Thank you for playing my game".
Super Mario Galaxy 2		As with Super Mario Galaxy, after the game's staff credits, Mario says, "Thank you so much for playing my game", and Luigi says, "Thank you for playing my game".
Super Mario 3D Land		Near the end of the game's final course, Special 8-Crown, "THANKYOU!!" is written in Flip Panels, which were introduced in the game.
New Super Mario Bros. 2		At the end of the final course of the Gold Classics Pack, "THANK YOU!!" is written in coins.
New Super Luigi U		At the end of the game's final course, Flying Squirrel Ovation, a semisolid cardboard sign reading "THANK YOU!!" appears. A cutout of Luigi is placed atop, acting as one of the game's Luigi sightings.
Super Mario 3D World		Near the end of the game's final course, Champion's Road, "THANK YOU!!" is written in Clear Pipes that the player can travel through, which causes them to light up and cycle through rainbow colors. Clear Pipes were introduced and are featured heavily in the game.
NES Remix 2		In the penultimate stage of the game, Bonus stage 21, "THANK YOU!!" is written in Blue Coins that appear when a P Switch is activated. These coins must be collected to fulfill the stage's clear condition, "Collect 100 coins and get to the goal!"
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker		At the end of the game's final course, Mummy-Me Maze Forever, "THANK YOU!!" is written in Pluck Patches, which were introduced and are featured heavily in the game.
		After the Special Episode's staff credits, the text "THANKS FOR PLAYING!" appears.
		Along with the "THANKS FOR PLAYING!" message, Captain Toad says, "Thanks for playing!"
Super Mario Run		At the end of the game's final course, Red Block Run, "THANKYOU" is written in coins.
Super Mario Odyssey		After the game's staff credits, the text "Thanks for playing!" appears.
		Along with the "Thanks for playing!" message, Mario again says, "Thank you so much for playing my game".
		Near the end of the game's final mission, "Long Journey's End", "THANK YOU" is written in spark pylons, which the player must capture to navigate past.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder		In WONDER?, the Poplin House unlocked after completing the game's final course, The Final-Final Test Badge Marathon, a message reading "THANK YOU FOR PLAYING... YOU ARE A SUPER WONDER!" appears.
Donkey Kong Bananza		Near the end of the game's final challenge, the Great Harmoneel's Windpipe, "THANK YOU!!" is written in Pure Gold, with the exclamation points being represented by Fractones. The terrain gets destroyed as Donkey Kong runs over it in a mine cart.