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 * The pyramids in the background of Shifting Sand Land in Super Mario 64 are actually based on the Great Pyramid of Giza.
 * Mario's FUNdamentals (pictured) is the first Mario game in which Charles Martinet provided voicing for Mario.
 * The official Mario Party artwork of Toad (pictured) depicts him with legs. Toads have never been portrayed with any sort of legs in any media before or after this.
 * In the Nintendo DS version of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games, one of the Trivia notes in the Adventure Tour mode stated that Waluigi and Wario are actually cousins.
 * In New Super Mario Bros. U, when a Baby Yoshi is picked up, it vocalizes to the level music it appears in.
 * The minigames Bill Bounce and Broom Zoom from Mario Party Advance were featured as playable games in the game's official U.S. website.
 * Despite being Wario's partner, Waluigi (pictured) has yet to make an appearance in a Wario game title.
 * In the comic issue of German Club Nintendo magazine, Super Mario: Verloren in der Zeit, it is revealed that Mario's favorite TV show is Wheel of Fortune.
 * Bowser (pictured) was named as the "Greatest Video Game Villain of All Time" in the 2013 Gamer's Edition of Guinness World Records.
 * The layout of Sirena Beach (pictured) from Super Mario Sunshine resembles the format of a GameCube Controller.
 * In Paper Mario, if Peach uses the Sneaky Parasol to transform into a Koopatrol guard right as she gets caught by one of them, they'll take the disguised Peach back to her bedroom (she appears standing up) and toss her down normally.
 * Prince Haru from Super Mario Bros.: Peach-hime Kyushutsu Dai Sakusen! is the only character in the Mario series other than Mario with whom Princess Peach has a romantic relationship.
 * Toadette is the only playable Mario Party 8 character to not appear in Mario Party 9, as Mario, Luigi, Peach, Daisy, Yoshi, Birdo, Wario, Waluigi and Toad are playable, Blooper and Dry Bones appear as bosses, Hammer Bro appears for battle minigames and Boo appears in Boo's Horror Castle.
 * The concept of Boo (pictured) was based on Takashi Tezuka's wife, as she is shy but one day got very angry at him for coming home late from work.
 * In the Japanese version of Super Mario Kart, every character has a winning animation that involves a bottle of champagne. Bowser and Peach drink champagne in their animations, which goes against Nintendo of America's policy on the depiction of alcohol (it is considered inappropriate for younger children). In the Western versions, they just toss and catch the bottles.
 * Before being named "Jumpman" in the arcade game Donkey Kong, Mario previously went under other names, such as "Mr. Video", and originally, "Ossan" (the Japanese term for middle-aged man).
 * In Super Mario World, the symbol on the mail box of Yoshi's House is Japan's postal service logo.
 * According to the Super Mario World manual, the Sunken Ghost Ship was once one of the Airships utilized by the Koopalings in Super Mario Bros. 3.
 * In Mario Sports Mix, there are some occasions in which the White Mage's tiara isn't visible. This usually happens when she isn't close to the camera.*Piantas are the only friendly species in Super Mario Galaxy 2 to not have a representative on Starship Mario.
 * Since her debut in 1985, Princess Peach has appeared in more games than any female character in video game history.
 * In the introduction of the Japanese version in Super Mario Sunshine, Mario can be heard saying, "Looks like a giant-," with the rest inaudible. After Princess Peach notices the presence of Shadow Mario, Mario says, "Looks like Mario is going to have to find a new job", and Toadsworth replies, "Are you starting a new career?" These dialogues were removed from the American introduction.
 * In Mario Party 2, Princess Peach's Castle can be seen in the forest of Mystery Land.
 * In the Pikmin Adventure attraction of Nintendo Land, stage 14, "Out of the Darkness," features a structure at the start that resembles the Castles in Super Mario Bros.
 * In Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time, a photo frame version of Princess Peach's profile artwork from Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga is seen inside her castle; in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, a photo frame version of her artwork from Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time can be seen.
 * Luigi is the only character to appeared in every episode of the DiC Mario television cartoons.

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