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 * In the Japanese version of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Vivian (pictured) was depicted as a male who identified as a female, openly stated in her character description. In the English version, all references to Vivian's gender were removed. However, some non-English translations in the PAL region maintain the Japanese version's transgender portrayal of Vivian.
 * The pyramids in the background of Shifting Sand Land are actually based on the Great Pyramid of Giza.
 * Rosalina is always depicted as right-handed in artwork, but she is always depicted as left-handed in-game, with a few exceptions. In Mario Golf: World Tour, the player can choose if Rosalina is left- or right-handed, and Rosalina holds her wand with her right hand during cutscenes in Super Mario Galaxy.
 * In the code for Mario and Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, there appears to be an item that appears to look similar to a Life Shroom, but named Dummy. If used (while inside Bowser), Mario (or Luigi) will throw it into the air, which will then explode and restore 60 HP to Bowser. The mentioned item was most likely scrapped from the game, due to the Sea Pipe Statue and Durmite bosses only being able to damage Bowser while in his body. It can still be obtained using Action Replay codes.