User:Mario/sandbox

Completed constipation projects

 * Audio use policy (completed in 16:35, 18 October 2014‎)
 * Equipment (completed in 20:45, 19 November 2014)
 * Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS (sniped in 17:18, 17 January 2015)
 * Image Maps (passed in September 18)



This is what it's going to look like once all recolors artwork is uploaded. Not like this in its current state, idiot, but it's an idea. Finally, so we can maintain consistency, the shadowless artwork and that sexy Mario without fire artwork will have its own section.

Power refers to the multiple power-ups a player can use in Smash Run, exclusive for Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS. Powers cannot be modified through the normal custom menu, so players have to add powers to their character while customizing in the Smash Run screen.

Players can obtain powers by obtaining yellow bags with a question mark during a Smash Run playthrough. Defeated enemies, treasure chests, completed challenge doors, and meeting criteria on the Challenge Panel can unlock powers.

Each character has a total weight, which is the limit for the amount of powers can carry, max of six powers. Players can place three additional powers in the organizer tab, but these powers cannot be used. Also, generally, the smaller the character, the less powers can be carried. Speed-increasing equipment also decreases the amount of powers a character can carry and while defensive equipment, since they lower speed, increase the amount of powers that can be carried. Also, each power has a certain weight: the higher the level, the more weight it has.

Default weights

 * Mario: 25
 * Luigi: 24
 * Princess Peach: 23
 * Bowser: 29
 * Yoshi: 26
 * Rosalina: 22
 * Bowser Jr.: 27
 * Wario: 27
 * Mr. Game & Watch: 23
 * Donkey Kong: 27
 * Diddy Kong: 24
 * Link: 26
 * Zelda: 22
 * Sheik: 24
 * Ganondorf: 29
 * Toon Link: 24
 * Samus: 27
 * Zero Suit Samus: 23
 * Pit: 24
 * Palutena: 23
 * Marth: 23
 * Ike: 26
 * Robin: 24
 * Kirby: 21
 * King Dedede: 28
 * Meta Knight: 22
 * Little Mac: 23
 * Fox: 24
 * Falco: 22
 * Pikachu: 23
 * Charizard: 27
 * Lucario: 25
 * Jigglypuff: 21
 * Greninja: 24
 * Duck Hunt: 23
 * R.O.B.: 26
 * Ness: 25
 * Captain Falcon: 25
 * Villager: 24
 * Olimar: 23
 * Wii Fit Trainer: 24
 * Dr. Mario: 25
 * Dark Pit: 24
 * Lucina: 23
 * Shulk: 25
 * Pac-Man: 25
 * Mega-Man: 25
 * Sonic: 23
 * Mii Brawler: 25
 * Mii Gunner: 25
 * Mii Swordfighter: 25

Note: medium placement is approximate (there is no specific date for release of Mario's Time Machine aside from "1993"). Mario Paint is released in 1992. Also, this assumes the plot synopsis of the film has been shortened from the original Mario (film character) article to comply with Good Writing. This text is for illustrative examples; actual length may vary.

Mario Paint
Mario has played a minor role in the Mario Paint. He appears in the interactive title screen, although he also makes appearances for a few icons. In the game, players can paint, create sprites, create music, and animate. Mario's icon during music mode indicates a piano-like instrument.

Mario's Time Machine
In Mario's Time Machine, Bowser uses a time machine to steal various artifacts from different time periods of human history in order to display them at his museum. Mario goes on a mission to return all objects of Bowser's museum to their original time periods in order to prevent history from being altered. Additionally, Mario had to rescue Yoshi from Bowser in the NES version of the game. Mario's Time Machine is one of the few games in which Mario talks.

In the NES version, the player has to play an altered version of Mario Bros. to defeat Koopa Troopas, who drop the stolen objects when defeated. Mario then has to travel back in time to return the objects to their proper place in a side-scrolling mission.

In the SNES version, Mario has to pick a stolen object from the museum and then go to a "Time Surfing" level to collect enough Mushrooms to make a time jump, then return the objects to their proper place.

Super Mario Bros.
Mario, portrayed by the late Bob Hoskins, plays a starring role with Luigi in the 1993 film Super Mario Bros., loosely based on the original Super Mario Bros. game. Here, he is a plumber living in Brooklyn and works with Luigi in their Mario Brothers Plumbing business. Unlike in most other media, Mario and Luigi's age differences are so drastic that Mario had to raise his Luigi, who never knew his parents. As they grew older, he trained Luigi in the family trade. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Integer nec odio. Praesent libero. Sed cursus ante dapibus diam. Sed nisi. Nulla quis sem at nibh elementum imperdiet. Duis sagittis ipsum. Praesent mauris. Fusce nec tellus sed augue semper porta. Mauris massa. Vestibulum lacinia arcu eget nulla. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos.

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Mario & Wario
In Mario & Wario, Mario is a passive character. Wario drops buckets or barrels or similar objects on his head, blinding him. The fairy Wanda has to guide Mario safely to Luigi through hazards and traps in each level. When arriving at the end of the level, Luigi will free Mario from the sight-blocking object. Mario is only one of the characters that have to be guided through levels by Wanda like this in the game. The other characters are Princess Peach and Yoshi. Mario walks at a medium speed, while Peach is slow and Yoshi is fast.

Mario's Early Years! series
Mario has appeared in Mario's Early Years! series, which consists of three games. Mario, by traveling to different worlds, teaches basic learning skills to younger players such as counting, recognizing shapes, and basic spelling. Mario is controlled by a cursor interacting with an object.

Mario's Picross series
Mario is featured as an archaeologist in Mario's Picross. Mario Picross is a puzzle game where Mario must scrape squares according to the numbered indicators on each column and row. Completing the puzzle correctly usually shows an image, sometimes referring to earlier games in the Mario series. During the gameplay, Mario is also given hints such as an entire row being scraped correctly or a roulette that determines which lines are revealed. Mario reappears in the sequel, Picross 2, where now, he must match boxes and link them to form specific images. Mario again appears in Mario's Super Picross, on the Super Famicom. As in Picross 2, Wario also appears in it. Mario is given a set of rules, where he works under a time limit and gets penalized if he makes a mistake. Wario, on the other hand, has no time limit, but mistakes are not apparent and no hints are given.

Hotel Mario
In Hotel Mario, Mario and Luigi travel to the Mushroom Kingdom after an invitation for a picnic by Princess Peach. Upon arriving, the two find out that Peach has been kidnapped by Bowser, who has made her a "permanent guest" in one of his seven Koopa Hotels. Mario and Luigi travel from one Koopaling's hotel to the next, with Peach being brought to a new hotel every time the brothers have searched through the last one. After destroying most of the Koopaling hotels, Mario fights Bowser in his own hotel and defeats him. He then receives a kiss from Princess Peach, then congratulates the player as 'The best ever'.

In the game, Mario has to close all doors in a hotel in order to proceed. Mario can stomp on enemies to defeat them, similar to the Super Mario series. He can also hide in open doors and take elevators to change his level. On a side note, Mario has four fingers instead of the normal five in this game.

Mario's FUNdamentals
Mario has also appeared in Mario's FUNdamentals. Here, Mario plays several games with younger players such as "Go Fish", "Checkers", "Backgammon", "Dominoes", or "Yahtzee". This game is also the first game where Charles Martinet, the current voice actor for Mario, provided voices for Mario.