User:LadySophie17/Wiggler Farm

Welcome to the Wiggler Farm! In this page you may find various projects for (usually) smaller sections of a page, lists of things to do, or whatever I happened to be growing around here.

— "Mind the vegetable patches!"

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Lagoon Layer
Terrain Strength: ★★☆☆☆
	Banandium Gems	56
	Fossils	Ammonite (61) Anomalocaris (10) Whale (1)
	A sunny underground archipelago inhabited by Salvager Monkeys and the Kong Elder. It is surrounded by a vast sea formed from water that drains down from the surface.
SL100
Checkpoints	Ape Cape Reservoir Bank Reservoir Hills
Challenges	Lagoon Layer Challenge Course 1: Hangin' on Roof Road ( ×3) Lagoon Layer Battle Challenge 1: Crockoid ×3 ( ×1) Lagoon Layer Battle Challenge 2: Antickoid ×6 ( ×1) Lagoon Layer Battle Challenge 3: Peekaboopoid ×50 ( ×1) Lagoon Layer Battle Challenge 4: Buzzoid ×3 ( ×1) Bonus Stage: Smashing for Gold
Banandium Gems
01. First Crockoid Cracked!* 02. Cave by the Cape 03. Lagoon Smashin' Stats† 04. Bathing Banana 05. Shifty Smash: Beyond the Wall 06. Battle: Stoney, Grassy Goons 07. A Nook behind Concrete 08. Battle: Both Sides of the Bridge 09. Smash through the Floor 10. Cranky's Lagoon Rant 11. A Real Mouthful 12. Rest Stop on Roof Road 13. Hidden on Roof Road 14. At the End of Roof Road 15. Lakeside Low Road 16. Battle: Swarms among the Pillars 17. Follow the Voided Terrain 18. Fishin' for Bananas 19. Rise and Rinse 20. Placed in a Pipe 21. Shifty Smash: Atop the Pipes 22. Beyond the Cloudy Platforms 23. Battle: Wings and the Wobbly Disc 24. Blasting for the Banana 25. Lagoon Chip Exchange† Banandium Gems marked with an asterisk (*) are bunches. Banandium Gems marked with a dagger (†) are unavailable during the first visit.
SL101
Checkpoints	Salvager's Landing Orangu-Hang Highway Elder Court
Challenges	Lagoon Layer Challenge Course 2: Thorn-Choked Conveyor ( ×3) Lagoon Layer Battle Challenge 5: Crockoid ×2 ( ×1) Bananza Rehearsal: Kong Elder's Rehearsal Hall ( ×10) (only available during postgame and requires collecting 300 Banandium Gems)
Banandium Gems
26. Landed in Salvager's Landing!* 27. Shifty Smash: A Wall Hanging in Air 28. On the Ceiling of the Floor 29. Over the Thorny Path 30. Into the Thorny Nook 31. Through the Thorny Walls 32. The Salvager's Stash 33. Battle: Concrete-Wall Clash 34. Up, Over, and Across 35. Within the Fast-Growing Grass 36. Hangin' on Orangu-Hang Highway!* 37. Concrete Wall on the Moving Floor 38. Outskirts of the Fishing Village 39. Crossed to the Kong Elder's Court! 40. The Ship Stern's Snack 41. Past the First Scrappin' Ground† 42. Lure and Destroy!† 43. Past the Second Scrappin' Ground† 44. Lift and Destroy!† 45. Past the Third Scrappin' Ground† 46. Wallop and Destroy!† 47. Past the Fourth Scrappin' Ground† 48. Launch and Destroy!† 49. Bounce and Destroy!† 50. Past the Fifth Scrappin' Ground*† Banandium Gems marked with an asterisk (*) are bunches. Banandium Gems marked with a dagger (†) are unavailable during the first visit.
SL102
Checkpoints	Chimpy Channel Sinkhole
Challenges	Lagoon Layer Challenge Course 3: Kong Bananza: Pop Party ( ×3)
Banandium Gems
51. Dripped into Chimpy Channel!* 52. Pop and Destroy 53. Atop the Concrete Roof 54. Hung from the Ceiling 55. Shipwrecked Treasure 56. Lagoon Hide-and-Seek† Banandium Gems marked with an asterisk (*) are bunches. Banandium Gems marked with a dagger (†) are unavailable during the first visit.

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A proposed change to the Mario Wiki rules navbox. The "General" section has been split into "Formatting and style" and "Content" while the old "Content" section has been renamed "Coverage". All names are subject to change. My logic is as follows:

• The Formatting and style section governs guidelines around how content should be displayed, rules grammar, organization, navigation and notice templates, etc. Aspects that are ultimately unrelated to Super Mario and that focus generally on wiki upkeep.
• The Content section then contains guidelines about specific areas of the wiki, which can either appear as sections of an article or articles themselves. They generally cover the rules on what is allowed on each section and how they should be formatted. This has some overlap with the previous section (especially regarding the Manual of Style), which could be worked out later. Basically if it is a page about a type of section, split section, or list article, it goes here.
• The Coverage section is named after our coverage page, and contains guidelines about what is allowed here or not, and the broad strokes of how our approach to covering our content. Our policy on chronology and canonicty, what we do with generic subjects or minor NPCs, broad content-focused guidelines that are not strictly about organization.

Keep in mind that naturally there is a lot of overlap between these sections. Many content guidelines also include rules on formatting and coverage, and vice versa, but I separated according to what I felt was the most fitting to each. Red links are proposed new articles to be made to properly codify our guidelines.

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List of interactive elements in Super Nintendo World

Super Mario Land

• A ? Block next to a large interactive wall can be found at the start of the underground maze before the Bob-omb Kaboom Room key challenge (in Universal Studios Japan and Universal Epic Universe) or on the Frosted Glacier area (in Universal Studios Hollywood). Interacting with it grants guests a random power up that can be used to score coins by playing minigames on the screen. In every case, defeating an enemy or breaking a block awards the guest with coins. Guests are also awarded with the respective stamp for the power-up they collected.
  • Super Mushroom: The guest can break large Brick Blocks. An arrangement of "Mega Mario" plays in the background.
  • Fire Flower: The guest can defeat green Koopa Paratroopas. An arrangement of "Fire Mario" plays in the background.
  • Ice Flower: The guest can defeat Goombas and Paragoombas. Goombas can also be crushed by falling frozen Paragoombas. An arrangement of "Ice Mario" plays in the background.
  • Super Star: The guest can defeat Goombas and red Koopa Paratroopas. An arrangement of "Invincibility BGM" plays in the background.
• A small panel inside Toadstool Cafe contains two Gift Boxes, a small one and a large one. Guests can tap their Power-Up Band to open one of the boxes, collecting the prize inside and awarding the guest with their respective stamp. The following items can be gained from the gift boxes:
• Various characters can be found in the form of Super Mario Bros. sprites by interacting with hidden spots throughout Super Mario Land. Finding each of them grants the guest their respective stamp, with finding all of them also granting an extra stamp. There are eight characters in Universal Studios Japan and Universal Epic Universe and four in Universal Studios Hollywood:
  • Locations in Universal Studios Japan:
    • Bowser: Inside the underground area leading to the Bob-omb Kaboom Room
    • Goomba: Inside the underground area leading to the Bob-omb Kaboom Room
    • Koopa Troopa: Inside the Thwomp Panel Panic room
    • Lakitu: Inside 1-Up Factory
    • Princess Peach: On the stairs leading up to Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge, behind Toadstool Cafe
    • Small Luigi: Inside the Bob-omb Kaboom Room
    • Super Mario: At the entrance to the underground area leading to the Bob-omb Kaboom Room
    • Toad: Under the stairs leading up to Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge, behind Toadstool Cafe
  • Locations in Universal Studios Hollywood:
    • Bowser: Inside the Thwomp Panel Panic room
    • Princess Peach: Inside Peach's Castle
    • Small Luigi: Inside the Frosted Glacier area
    • Super Mario: Next to the entrance to Bowser Jr. Shadow Showdown
  • Locations in Universal Epic Universe:
    • Bowser: On the stairs leading up to Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge, behind Toadstool Cafe
    • Goomba: Inside the underground area leading to the Bob-omb Kaboom Room
    • Koopa Troopa: Inside the Thwomp Panel Panic room
    • Lakitu: Inside 1-Up Factory
    • Princess Peach: Inside the underground area leading to the Bob-omb Kaboom Room
    • Small Luigi: Inside the Bob-omb Kaboom Room
    • Super Mario: At the entrance to the underground area leading to the Bob-omb Kaboom Room
    • Toad: At the entrance to the restrooms next to Toadstool Cafe

• Binoculars secrets
• Hit blocks (? blocks, brick blocks, etc?)
• The Slot Machine is a small room found towards the left of Peach's Castle in Universal Studios Japan and Universal Epic Universe. By matching item icons in all four blocks, guests can win coins and item stamps. The following items can be gained from the Slot Machine:
  • Super Mushroom
  • Super Star
  • Super Leaf
  • Fire Flower
  • Yoshi's Egg

Donkey Kong Country

• Four KONG Letters can be found spread throughout the Donkey Kong Country area. Interacting with one using the Power-Up Band awards the guest with a stamp of its respective letter.
  • Find locations
• Like KONG Letters, two sets of four Puzzle Pieces can be found in the Donkey Kong Country area, specifically around its entrance. Unlike KONG Letters, however, Puzzle Pieces are not depicted in the park itself, instead only appearing as hidden interactive spots on various props. Interacting with each spot grants the guest one of the four pieces of the first puzzle. After all four pieces are collected, interacting with the same spots again grants the guest with pieces for the second puzzle.
  • Alternate locations??
• An interactive Slot Machine Barrel can be found near the Mine-Cart Madness ride entrance. The barrel consists of an interactive screen depicting various items shifting in order. Touching the a specific item with a Power-Up Band grants the guest a stamp of that item.
  • Check stamps list for specific items

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Redesign our button icons

This proposal aims to address the wild west that is {{button}}. While a decent template that allows us to customize pages with icons that are pleasant to look at and help conveying information, it currently suffers from two major issues which we aim to fix: Legibility and consistency.

1. Legibility

Many of our current icons suffer from poor legibility. Either from a bad implementation or from sacrificing it in name of visual accuracy. Icons like and are using a stacked design with the button and name above each other. This effectively means both elements are half as large as the text surrounding them, making them harder to understand. Try and read what is written here: Other buttons like and are too bright and become hard to read on light mode (even with outlines), and buttons like and are too dark to read on dark mode. While the latter issue can be remedied by inverting their colors (which we already do), this is not idea as it also inverts aspects like shading, making the icons less appealing to look at.

2. Consistency

While not the most important reason, lack of consistency is certainly the most visually apparent one. Our icons are stylistically all over the place. The general direction is towards depicting the physical appearance of the button, but besides that, there is no unifying visual direction. Some icons are SVGs (, ), some icons are pixel art pngs (, ), and some are even just tiny images (, , shoutout to for being a 1,304×1,463 pixels image compressed down to around 18×18). is an SVG mixing a smooth shaded circle with pixel art, while the NES controller doesn't even use pixel art letters. Some icons have shading and depth (,), while others have flat colors (, ). Outlines are a coin toss. Sometimes icons look drastically different within the same controller ( and are both Game Boy Advance buttons, and are both Nintendo 64 buttons).

Our solution to this is a complete redesign of every single button in the template, with a focus on legibility and consistency. This means an SVG format, with flat colors, no outlines, no pixel art, etc. To keep the visual identity of each system represented, color, shape and font can altered to match when possible, without sacrificing legibility and consistency. The overalll direction is inspired by the Nintendo Classics line of apps on the Nintendo Switch systems, which have follow a similar direction. As such, the designs of most buttons are based on our current SVGs of Nintendo Switch buttons.

Here are a few examples of the types of changes made:

• Text inside buttons is prioritized over stacking elements vertically.
• Systems with similar enough button symbols can use the same file but retain separate template fields for clarity of use and easy updating (e.g.: {{button|nes|Pad}} and {{button|gb|Pad}}). In this case, the file used is named after the earliest appearance of the button.
• Black and white buttons are made shades of gray for easier reading in both light and dark modes. This avoids having to invert colors between modes, keeping the same icon across both.

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List of books found in Bowser's library in Bowser's Challenge

The following is a list of books found in the queue for the Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge attraction in the Universal Studios Japan version of Super Nintendo World. A few titles are in Japanese, and have been translated. Some of those books also appear in English with slightly different titles. Several titles reference the Mario Kart series, or aspects of Bowser's personality, such as his love for Princess Peach, his disdain of Mario and Luigi, and his various minions.

• 100 Motivational Tantrums
• Airship Owner’s Manual
• Always Another Castle
  • References the popular phrase "Thank you Mario! But our princess is in another castle!" from Super Mario Bros.
• Archeology Now | Dry Bones Dune
• The Art of Balloon Battle
• The Banana Appeal – Your Slippery Friend
• Battle Mode for Beginners
• Better Golf for Heavy Hitters
  • References the Mario Golf series
• Blooper Ink and its Uses
• Bill’s A-Comin’!
• Bowser by Bowser – An Autobiography
• A Brief History of Moo Moo Meadow
• Brute Force – A Guide to Solving Every Problem
• Captain Toad – A Treasure Tracker's Life
• Castle Enthusiasts Quarterly
• Cloudtop Weather Almanac
• Cloudy with a Chance of Pain
• Crazy Eights and Lucky Sevens
• Dealing with Rejection
• Deja Boo
  • References the popular saying Déjà vu
• Dem Bones – A Dry Bowser Story
• Dental Hygiene for Chain Chomps
• Don't Bring Bananas to a Shell Fight – Battle Tactics
• Don’t Shrink from Lightning
• The Double Dash Years
• Dungeoneering for Dum Dums
• An Exploration of Piranha Plant Species
• Exploring Thwomp Ruins
• Feng Shui for Dungeons
• Grooming the Motorways – Kart-Friendly Landscaping
• GWA HA HA! – Evil Laughter Made Easy
• How to beat Team Mario
• How to Talk to Princesses
• Handling Fire Flowers – Don’t Get Burned
• The Haunting of Banshee Board
• Inside Story
• Island Life – Tales of Baby Bowser
• A Journey Through Kalimari Desert
• Justice is Served – The Spiny Shell Cometh
• Kart Design and Engineering
• Karts Through the Ages
• Know Your Shells
• The Legendary Shortcuts of Rainbow Road
• The Littlest Goomba
• The Mario Circuit Swirl
• Mario Kart Tips – The Ultimate Guide
• MIЯЯOR MODE – The Other Side of Racing
• The Misadventures of the Koopalings Vol. 1
• Moo Moo Farmer’s Almanac
• Party Games for Friends (and Enemies!)
  • References the Mario Party series
• Piranha Plant Care and Feeding
• The Pokey Pop-Up Book
• Powersliding to Victory
• Race Strategy – チーム マリオ (Chīmu Mario, "Team Mario")
• Raising Destructive Children
• Reaching the Princess Within
• Red or Green – Know Your Koopa Troopas
• A Romantic's Guide to Falling in Lava
• The Saga of the Mushroom Kingdom
  • Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4 and 8 of this series can be found.
• The Second Place Banana, and Other Horror Stories
• The Secret Paths of Warp Pipes
• Shy Guy: Behind the Mask
• Sibling Rivalries and How to Exploit Them
• So You Want to Rule It All: A Practical Guide to World Domination
• Spells, Curses and Handy Tricks
• The Subtle Art of Breathing Fire
• Super Star Music for Piano
• Surviving Rainbow Road
• A Tanooki Tale
• Trips to Shy Guy Falls
• The True Story of Super Loser Bros. by Bowser
• The Truth about Bloopers
• Twenty Years in Sarasaland
• A Tyrant's Guide to Kart Racing
  • Un-Thwomp Yourself
• Unbeatable Family Vacation Ideas
• Volume 09: Golden Cup
• Walking your Bob-Omb
• Why Bad Things Happen to Good People
• Why Good Things Happen to Bad People
• The Wide World of Wigglers
• World Conquering 101
• Yoshi's Story
• カメックのマジック講座 (Kamekku no majikku kouza, "Magikoopa's Magic Course")
• カメ族物語 旅立ち編 (Kamezoku monogatari tabidachi-hen, "Koopa Story Departure Edition")
• カメ族物語 特別編 (Kamezoku monogatari tokubetsu-hen, "Koopa Story Special Edition")
• キノコ王国の歩き方 (Kinoko ōkoku no aruki-kata, "How to Walk in the Mushroom Kingdom")
  • Likely a reference to the similarly-named real-world Japanese travel guidebook series「地球の歩き方」(Chikyū no aruki-kata, "How to Walk the Earth").
• クッパ城七不思議 (Kuppa-jō nanafushiji, "Seven Wonders of Bowser's Castle")
• コイーンとチャリーン (Koīn to charīn, "Coin and Ka-ching")
  • The words used here are onomatopoeia for the sound of coins. The first word also resembles the English word coin.
• サラサランドでの２０年 (Sarasarandodeno nijyū, "20 Years in Sarasaland")
• サンボのとびだすえほん (Sanbo no tobidasu ehon, "Pokey’s Pop-Up Book")
• だれでも簡単〜炎の吐き方講座〜 (Dare demo kantan ~honō no haki-kata kouza~, "Easy for Everyone ~How to Breath Fire Course~")
• 弾丸コンビ　キラー＆マグナム (Dangan combi kirā & magunamu, "Bullet Combination – Bullet Bill & Bomber")
• チームマリオ　屈辱への道 (Chīmu Mario kutsujuku he no michi, "Team Mario – Road to Humiliation")
• ドーナツ平野グルメガイド (Dōnatsu heiya gurume gaido, "Donut Plains Gourmet Guide")
• ドッスンの遺跡探索日記 (Dossun no iseki tansaku nikki, "Thwomp Ruins Exploration Diary")
• ハナチャンのながーーい世界 (Hanachan no nagaaai sekai, "Wiggler's Looong World")
• パックンフラワー図鑑 (Pakkun furawā zukan "Piranha Plant Field Guide")
• パックンフラワー　ヒントとコツ (Pakkun furawā hinto to kotsu, "Piranha Plants – Tips and Tricks")
• ヒュードロ池　呪いの利用法 (Hyūdoro ike noroi no hyūhō, "Banshee Boardwalk – How to Use Curses")
• ボムへい解剖学 (Bomuhei kaibōgaku, "Bob-omb Anatomy")
• 万年続く王国づくり (Mannen tsuzuku ōkoku zukuri, "Creating a Kingdom That Lasts Ten Thousand Years)
• レッツ！ダブルダッシュ (Rettsu! Daburu dasshu, "Let's! Double Dash")
• ワンワンと一緒 (Wanwan to issho, "Together with Chain Chomp")
• ワンワンのしつけ・トレーニング (Wanwan no shitsuke torēningu, "Discipline and Training of Chain Chomps")

In Universal Epic Universe

• Accessorize for Success: Bob-ombs, Mechakoopas, and You
• Age of the Goomba
• Airship Owner's Manual
• Airship Owner's Manual (open)
• Always Another Castle
• Am I Evil? An Introspective
• Anatomy of a Bob-omb
• Archeologist's Field Guide: Dry Dry Desert
• Archeologist's Field Guide: Thwomp Ruins
• Archeology Now: Dry Bones Dune
• The Art of Baloon Battle
• The Banana Appeal: Your Slippery Friend
• Barreling Your Way to Victory
• Battle Mode. My Life as a Bomb
• Best Snorkling in Dolphin Shoals
• Better Golf for Heavy Hitters
• Bill's A-Comin'!
• The Blue Shell Cometh
• Boo Who? Beyond the Veil
• Boost Starts and Fast Karts
• Botanist's Field Guide: Wild Woods
• Bowser on Bowser: An Autobiography
• A Brief History of Moo Moo Meadows
• Bringing Bananas To A Shell Fight
• Brute Force: A Guide to Solving Every Problem Vol. 1
• Bullet Bill: Blasting Through Life
• Bullet Bills: Friend or Foe
• Camera in the Clouds by Lakitu
• Can I Teach an Old Chain Chomp New Tricks
• Captain Toad: A Treasure Tracker's Life
• Castle Builders
• Chanterelle ~A Musical Journey~
• Cloudtop Cruise: Director's Guide
• Cloudtop Weather Almanac
• Cloudy with a Chance of Pain
• Coin Collecting
• Crazy Eights and Lucky Sevens
• Culinary Delights in the Donut Plains
• Curves, Switchbacks and Hairpins: Tips for Turning Yourself Around
• Cutting Off the Competition
• Dealing with Rejection
• Deja Boo
• Dental Hygiene for Chain Chomps
• Dem Bones: A Dry Bowser Story
• DIY Plumbing Repair
• Don't Shrink From Lightning
• The Double Dash Years
• Drift Easy Drift Often
• Dungeon Decor
• Dungeoneering for Dum Dums
• E. Gadd! Eccentric Inventions
• Ecologist's Field Guide: Yoshi Valley
• Exploring the Forest of Illusion
• An Exploration of Piranha Plant Species
• Exploring Thwomp Ruins
• Fall and Flatten: The Mindset of a Thwomp
• Feeling Down? A Guided to Anti-Gravity
• Feng Shui for Dungeons
• Fifteen Great Items to Stop Mario
• Final Lap Strategies
• Firebar Safety
• Fish Bones: The Cheep Cheep Connection
• The Fury of Fireballs
• Geologist's Field Guide: Grumble Volcano
• Get the Drift: {SOMETHING HERE I CANT READ}
• Getting Away With It: Drifty Karting for Drifty Racers
• Going in Circles: Winning Big in Baby Park
• Goomba Dictionary
• Green, Red, Blue: Know your Shells
• Green, Red, Blue: Know your Shells (open)
• Grooming the Motorways: Kart-friendly Landscaping
• A Guide to Neo Bowser City Nightlife
• Gwa Ha Ha! Evil Laughter Made Easy
• Handling Fire Flowers: Don't Get Burned
• The Haunting of Banshee Board
• Hiking Trails of Yoshi Valley
• How to Beat Team Mario
• How to Talk to Princesses
• How to Win Races and Lose friends
• Island Life: Tales of Baby Bowser
• A Journey Through Kalimari Desert
• Jumping for Busy Despots
• Justice is Served: The Spiny Shell Cometh
• Kart Design and Engineering
• Kart Rage: How to Calm the Anger Within
• Karts through the Ages
• Know Their Weaknesses: Luigi
• Know Their Weaknesses: Mario
• Know Their Weaknesses: Toad
• Know Their Weaknesses: Yoshi
• The Koopa's Underbelly
• Lakitu's Big Book of Booster Starts
• The Legendary Shortcuts of Rainbow Road
• The Littlest Goomba
• The Long Book of Shortcuts
• The Long Wah Down: Descending Mount Wario
• Make Your Mark: A Guide to Tracks
• Mastering Mirror Mode
• Melodic Motorways: The Greatest Bits
• Mirror Mode: The Other Side of Racing
• Misadventures of the Koopalings Vol. 1
• My Many Victories
• Moo Moo Farmer's Almanac
• Normal, Big, Mega: A Guide to Greatness
• Off the Edge: A Rainbow Road Story
• Party Games For Friends (and Enemies!)
• The Perils of Pitfalls: 5th Edition
• Piranha Plant: Care and Feeding
• Plumb Lucky: A Guide to Pipe Travel
• The Pokey Pop-Up Book
• Poltergust 3000: User Manual
• POW: Conquer Your Mental Blocks in 3 Easy Steps
• Powersliding to Victory
• Race Highlights for Lowlifes
• The Rainbow's Edge
• Raising Destructive Children
• Red or Green: Know Your Koopa Troopas
• Rescuing the Princess Within
• Ribbon Road Unraveled
• A Romantic's Guide to Falling in Lava
• The Saga of the Mushroom Kingdom I (vol. 4)
• The Saga of the Mushroom Kingdom I (vol. 8)
• The Saga of the Mushroom Kingdom II (vol. 1)
• The Saga of the Mushroom Kingdom II (vol. 8)
• The Saga of the Mushroom Kingdom III (vol. 8)
• Secrets of the Super Circuits
• Seize the Day: Beginning
• Seize the Day: Second Seizin'
• Short Book of Scenic Routes
• Shy Guy: Behind the Mask
• Sibling Rivalries and How to Exploit Them
• So You Want to Rule It All: A Practical Guide to World Domination
• Socializing with Inferiors
• Spells, Curses, and Nasty Tricks (for Kids!)
• Strong-Arm Your Way to the Top
• Suddenly Spikes
• The Stunning Boomerang Flower
• The Subtle Art of Breathing Fire
• Sunshine Airport Terminal Map
• Super Horns: Sonics and Harmonics
• Super Mushrooms And When to Use Them
• Super Mushroom: An Illustrated Field Guide
• Superstar Music For Piano
• Surviving Rainbow Road
• A Tanooki Tale
• A Toad for All Seasons
• Toadside Assistance: A Pit-Crew Repair Guide
• A Traveler's Guide to Crossovers
• The Triple Shell Overdose
• Trips to Shy Guy Falls
• The True Story of the Super Loser Bros. by Bowser
• The Truth about Bloopers
• Twenty Years in Sarasaland
• Two Scoops to Sherbet Land
• A Tyrant's Guide to Kart Racing
• Ultra Mini-Turbos and You
• Un-Thwomp Yourself
• Unrealized Potential: {SOMETHING HERE I CANT READ}
• Untwisting Your Twisted Mansion
• Volume 09: Golden Cup
• Walking your Bob-omb
• The Wheres, Whens and Wahs of Wario Stadium
• Why Good things happen to Bad People
• Wicked Wand Waving by Wendy
• The Wide World of Wiggler
• World Conquering 101
• Yoshi's Story

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