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Thomas may refer to... Thomas Spindler, a former Nintendo of Europe employee. Dr. Thomas Light, the creator of Mega Man. Thomas Edison, a famous inventor

job, Mario, this invention is the light of my life!” —Thomas Edison, Mario's Time Machine Thomas Alva Edison (February 11, 1847 – October 18, 1931) was

Declaration! Now we can sign. You first, Mr. Hancock!” —Thomas Jefferson, Mario's Time Machine Thomas Jefferson (April 13, 1743 – July 4, 1826) was an American

Thomas Spindler is a former Nintendo of Europe employee of German nationality involved with translation work. Additionally, he was the voice of Wario and

Owen Thomas is an American voice actor who is known for voicing Maximilian Howard in Astral Chain and Omid and Troy in the Walking Dead video game series

Dr. Thomas Light is a character from the Mega Man series. He attended the same university as Albert W. Wily, and is the creator of Mega Man and various

Park is an unincorporated community in the United States of America where Thomas Edison worked on countless inventions and innovations, notably the phonograph

the main antagonist in the Mega Man series. He is a persistent rival of Thomas Light and his creations, especially Mega Man. Dr. Wily, spelled as Dr. Wiley

the original via Wayback Machine. Retrieved September 5, 2022. Whitehead, Thomas (August 14, 2014). Play & Win: The UK Mario Kart 8 Championship, Heat One

item in the SNES and PC versions of Mario's Time Machine. It is written by Thomas Jefferson and is titled A Summary View of the Rights of British America

immediately begins signing the document, with Thomas Jefferson telling John Hancock to go first. Thomas thanks Mario for the document and his role in creating

Franklin. It is given to Mario by a stable worker while the latter talks about Thomas Jefferson and his views. After he mentions the other members of the Committee

McDonald Phil Sandhop Leslie Swan Julien Bardakoff Kenji Haraguchi Thomas Goerg Thomas Spindler Charles Martinet Leslie Swan EAD staff All Nintendo personnel

an item in the SNES and PC versions of Mario's Time Machine. Authored by Thomas Jefferson (alongside the Committee of Five) and signed by fifty-six delegates

Franklin, who was also publishing his Newspaper out of Philadelphia, and Thomas Jefferson. However, in Mario's Time Machine, Bowser travels back in time

This is a list of the staff involved with the game Mario Teaches Typing. Thomas R. Decker Kurt W. Dekker Jayesh Patel David Mosher Todd Camasta Jeremey

from Menlo Park from Mario, he continues to talk about the local inventor, Thomas Edison, and asks Mario to deliver the Telegram to the local druggist. The

Guillemain Thomas Aldenhövel Silke Bock Francesca Di Marco Francesca Donati Jesús Espí Tinoco Pol Roca Murillo Rich Amtower Nate Bihldorff Thomas Connery

Bill Trinen Jeff Miller Leslie Swan Marcus Krause Thomas Aldenhövel Jan Peitzmeier Masatoshi Oishi Thomas Miriel Pierre Sanchez Ines Rubio San Martin Jesus

Sarah E. Knowles Tony Hofmann John Cambria Marilou Vetter Thomas Cook William Hill Charles Thomas Hinson Steven Perry Mark Vogel Whit Norris Bill Fibbens