Editing List of Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars pre-release and unused content

An early version of ''Super Mario RPG'' was also seen at a 1995 V-Jump Festival, which also focused on the game's programming and therefore showed off several features and various other things not meant to be accessible by normal players even by the game's release. The presentation of this build showed that [[Nimbus Land]] would have differently styled doorways, being simple open holes labeled with a word seeming to be "HOLLOW" or "HOLLOH" rather than the curtains seen in the final version. The V-Jump presentation also featured an animation of a normal, blue-colored [[Magikoopa]] attacking and showed [[Mario]] running through what seems to be either [[Mushroom Way]] or [[Bandit's Way]] and being chased by several [[Buzzer]]s, indicating that they would indeed be found in large groups in that area in the early ''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars''. The presentation also briefly showed an early [[Yo'ster Isle]], which was much larger and seemed to feature no racetrack. The early version seen in the presentation also gave [[Moleville]] a cloud-filled foreground and removed the blue static seen in the [[Factory (Super Mario RPG)|Factory]]'s foreground.

Among other things, ''Dengeki Super Famicom'' No.15 features a screenshot of an unknown scene with [[Mario]], [[Toad]], and the [[Chancellor]], who was designed an elderly-looking, gray-spotted [[Toad (species)|Mushroom person]] with a beard. Despite this, the final design is also shown, indicating that the screenshot is of a not-then current build.

Material from ''[[Nintendo Power]]'' Volume #77 shows the [[Chancellor]]'s old design. It also showed that at least one [[Buzzer]] would be in [[Mushroom Way]], and that [[Frog Sage|Frogfucius]]'s island at [[Tadpole Pond]] would be closer and therefore accessed differently than the [[tadpole]] bridge used in the final game. A [[Fishin' Lakitu|fishing]] variety of [[Lakitu]] would assist [[Mario]] in [[Booster Tower]], which had at least one [[Magikoopa]] as an enemy. Mario would also encounter [[Bowser]] at an unknown time in [[Bowser's Castle|Bowser's Keep]], and would fight against two [[Beezo|Shy Away]]s during this scene.

SMRPG Prerelease Mole Mountain.jpg|Mario in the [[Mole Mines|Coal Mines]]

*A green [[Jester]]-like enemy named Harlequin; its [[Thought Peek|thought]] is "Kekekekekekekekekeka!"

*A blue-colored [[Jinnie|Fautso]] named Baba Yaga, capable of using [[Sand Storm]], [[Mega Recover]], and self-inflicting [[Thornet]]; its thought is "Feelin' kinda round..." It gives a "Defense Up" Bonus Flower.

*A red [[Spikey (Super Mario RPG)|Spikey]] named Super Spike. It is listed among the [[Land's End|Country Road]] enemies in the Shogakukan guide.<ref>''Super Mario RPG'' Final Edition, page 96.</ref>

*A blue version of [[Stumpet]] named Lumbler, capable of using [[Crystal (move)|Crystal]] and an egg shooting attack it shares with Birdo; its thought is "Grrr!"

*A blue, glitchy [[Stompillar|Corkpedite]] named Pile Driver, capable of using [[Fear Roulette]] and a hammer-throwing attack similar to that of the [[Hammer Bro]]s. An example glitch is during the body's only turn: it will suddenly turn into Bowser using the claw move, then become a strange white line, and then die; while the head has no thought, its body's thought is "......"

*A blue version of [[Reacher]] named Juju, capable of using [[Mushroom Funk|Mush Funk]], [[Scream]], [[Mortal blow|Knock Out]], and [[Silver Bullet]]; its thought is "[[K-9]] is after my bones!"

*A brown palette swap of [[Hippopo]] named Crippo, capable of using [[Lightning Orb]], [[Doom Reverb]], self-inflicting [[Thornet]], and [[Vigor Up|Vigor up!]] on [[Mario]] and co. It has 800 HP.

*A blue-colored [[Mastadoom]] named Mastablasta, that could summon [[Goomba]]s, capable of using [[Crystal (move)|Crystal]], [[Blast]], [[Storm]], and [[Eerie Jig]]; its thought is "Life is tough, ain't it?"

*A [[Drill Bit]] enemy, capable of using [[Skewer (move)|Skewer]]; its thought is "This is for [[Speardovich|Yaridovich]]!" It has 80 HP, 85 Attack, 70 Defense, 40 Mg.Attack, 56 Mg.Defense, 15 Speed, and gives 11 [[Experience Point|Exp.]] and 1 [[coin]], and additionally resists [[Fear]], [[Poison (status effect)|Poison]], [[Sleep]], and [[Mute (status effect)|Mute]]. Both the Shogakukan and [[Nintendo Power]] guides claim that it is a boss that gives no Exp. or coins, with the former placing it between the fake Yaridovich and second [[Belome]] and the latter specifying it in [[Star Hill Region|World 5]].<ref>''Super Mario RPG'' Final Edition, pages 100 and 101.</ref><ref>Pelland, Scott, and Kent Miller. ''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars'' Player's Guide. Page 113.</ref>

*An enemy that consists of various script boxes; likely the remains of a cactus boss called "Sabon."<ref>[[tcrf:Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars/Unused Enemies#Scrapped Enemy]]</ref>

Baba Yaga.png|[[Jinnie|Baba Yaga]]

Pile Driver sprite.png|[[Stompillar|Pile Driver]]

Super Spike.png|[[Spikey (Super Mario RPG)|Super Spike]]

SMRPG Fautso beige unused.png|[[Jinnie|Fautso]]

SMRPG Pinwheel green unused.png|[[Pinwheel (Super Mario RPG)|Pinwheel]]

SMRPG Remo Con black unused.png|[[Dollox|Remo Con]]

SMRPG Sparky green unused.png|[[Lava Bubble|Sparky]]; possibly intended for [[Lava Babble|Pyrosphere]]

SMRPG Wiggler scarlet unused.png|[[Wiggler]]; possibly intended to become this through [[Vigor Up|Vigor up!]], similar to [[Johnny]]

Smrpgcacti.png|Sabon, the cut cactus boss