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''Super Mario ReMaker'' was a fan-made level creating tool based on ''[[Super Mario Maker]]''. The game was made by Lu9, who released the initial version on September 14, 2015.<ref>[http://forums.mfgg.net/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=17907]</ref> While similar to the game upon which it was based, ''Super Mario ReMaker'' only features the ''Super Mario Bros.'' theme while focusing primarily on adding features and elements not present in ''Super Mario Maker'', and additional [[Mystery Mushroom]] costumes based on other characters and properties. In January of 2016, the creator's YouTube channel was taken down, alongside the primary download links.<ref>CM30 (January 9, 2016). [https://gamingreinvented.com/news/looks-like-super-mario-remaker-might-be-in-trouble/ Looks like Super Mario ReMaker Might Be in Trouble]. Gaming Reinvented. Retrieved May 24, 2016.</ref> Despite this, the game can still be downloaded on other sites.

SuperMarioLogan was the name of the YouTube channel created by Logan Austin Thirtyacre. The channel was known for presenting skits featuring plush toys of Mario characters (specifically those from [[San-ei]]'s line) as well as other plushes and puppets of characters from other franchises and puppets of original characters. Although the channel's demographic was mostly for older audiences, a majority of the channel's fanbase mostly consisted of a younger audience, which led to the channel creating controversy due to its use of inappropriate humor and mature themes. This, in turn, has led to the channel being displayed on Good Morning America while discussing YouTube's incompetence on preventing inappropriate content with kid-friendly characters from being viewed by children. The SuperMarioLogan channel was age-restricted by YouTube in December 11, 2017 and eventually demonetized on February 28, 2018, which lead to Thirtyacre moving to his secondary account SuperLuigiLogan, and eventually SuperBowserLogan when the SuperLuigiLogan channel suffered the same fate. On February 5, 2021, Thirtyacre <ref>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzwFZOhCfCZTgLruMz_RWCw</ref> received a cease and desist letter from Nintendo<ref>https://sml.fandom.com/wiki/SML_(3rd_channel)</ref> due to unauthorized use of Mario-themed plushes for expletive and often raunchy humor for certain content, during which he allegedly discriminated against and offended certain ethnic backgrounds, in addition to making light of serious or tragic issues. It was also ordered that he change the names of all of his Mario-themed channels and no longer use the Mario-themed plushes in any of his content. Both orders have been followed, though the videos which used the plushes for years remain on the channels.