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European instruction manual, pag. 88 New Super Mario Bros. Wii Italian instruction manual, pag. 25 New Super Mario Bros. 2 Italian e-manual, pag. 14 Super Mario

final boss of the game Virtual Boy Wario Land, encountered in Stage 14. Aside from a few images of his head in certain rooms of the game, he is not seen

—In-game text, Super Paper Mario Mushrooms are recurring items in the Super Mario franchise. Their effect on the player character varies from game to game

can. Physical instruction booklet bio: Transforms you into a Bullet Bill, which automatically follows the course at a high speed. Electronic manual bio:

Mario segment of the game, as well as the Dr. Mario game in Mixed Match. They behave the same way as in the first Dr. Mario game. In Dr. Mario 64 and the

culprit). Kammy Koopa appears throughout the Bowser intermissions of the game, and was usually used for comic relief, such as getting in a fight with the

a sports game and also her first appearance in the Super Mario franchise. This game marks her last-to-date physical appearance. In this game she can play

Bowser not having hair. His in-game model in Super Mario 64 has feet which are not padded, although in artwork for that game, he has padded feet. Similarly

Series on the Game Boy Advance. Also for the Game Boy Advance, Dr. Mario & Puzzle League featured Dr. Mario alongside an unrelated game, Puzzle League

and New Super Mario Bros. U game styles, POW Blocks can still defeat Bowser in one hit. In the Super Mario 3D World game style, however, they deal 10

This article is about the game mechanic. For the board game, see Super Mario Level Up! “Wahoo! One more suit, and it's 1-Up time! I mean, level-up time

Signs compensate for the diversity of moves the developers included in the game and provide context for players who may be lost. Typically, signs provide

location. While Polari's name is never mentioned in-game, and is instead mentioned only in the instruction manual, his name may be derived from "Polaris," also

enjoy" the game. However, Jim Sterling of Destructoid rated the game a 5.0/10, criticizing how this game is "practically the same as any other game in the

release) Shadow Mario (also known as ? in the Super Mario Sunshine instruction manual) is a doppelgänger of Mario and serves as the main antagonist of Super Mario

finishing the book, leading to a Game Over. Finally, another group of Mega Moles will attack Mario and Luigi, causing a Game Over, if they decide to explore

follow-up to the 2005 Nintendo GameCube game Mario Superstar Baseball and is the second game in the Mario Baseball series. This game borrows many elements from

lose their progress). In the Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance remakes, Candy no longer operates a Save Point, because the game progress can be saved from

Wii Virtual Console manual: Use this item to pass Mario over an uncompleted level on the map screen. Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console manual bio: Allows Mario

are not actually in the game. In the Game Boy Advance version Cranky's role remains relatively the same as in the original game, although it was slightly