SMB2 Mario

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Template:Form-infobox SMB2 Mario (short for Super Mario Bros. 2 Mario) is a form that first appears in Super Mario Maker 2, in the version 3.0.0 update. The form is gained via the SMB2 Mushroom, and, as the name implies, the affected character gains the appearance of a Super Mario Bros. 2 character. Alongside the cosmetic change, characters using the form gain the ability to stand on enemies, as well as carry and throw them.

Abilities

• Most enemies are unharmed by jumps; instead, Mario can harmlessly stand on them.
  • However, there are a few exceptions: for example, Wigglers and Big Dry Bones push off Mario as usual, and stompable bosses will take damage.
• While standing on an enemy, Mario can carry it and throw it.
• Shelled enemies, such as Koopa Troopas, can be picked up and thrown, making them slide in their shells as if kicked.
• Large enemies can be carried, but take longer to lift, like in Super Mario Advance.
• Mario can perform the charge jump.
• Chain Chomps can be picked up by the stake and carried; they attack enemies in this state. Mario himself cannot be harmed by the Chain Chomp while carrying one.
• In the snow course theme, the player can lift snowballs out of ground tiles.
• Bob-ombs ignite instantly when grabbed.
• Cloud Blocks behave similarly to sand in Super Mario Bros. 2, as they are destroyed after being "picked up".

Sound changes

Much like the Master Sword power-up, the music from Super Mario Bros. 2 plays instead of standard course music while under the effect of the SMB2 Mushroom:

• In the ground, underwater, airship, desert, snow, forest, and sky themes, the overworld theme plays.
• In the underground, Ghost House, and castle themes, the underground theme plays.
• When reaching the Goal Pole/Axe, losing a life, or obtaining a Super Star, their corresponding themes from the original game play.
• When a P Switch is pressed, the Subspace music, which is in turn an arrangement of the Ground Theme from Super Mario Bros., plays.
• The "Peaceful" sound effect plays the credits theme.
• The "Boss" and "Final Boss" sound effects play their corresponding counterparts from the game, with the emblems of Bowser Jr. and Bowser being replaced with the sprites of Birdo and Wart, respectively.
• The "Bonus Music" sound effect plays the character selection music, similar to when the same effect is placed in the Super Mario 3D World style.
• When touching a Super Mushroom or another SMB2 Mushroom, the sound effect of touching a cherry plays.
• Various other sound effects, including jumping, opening a door, defeating an enemy, activating a POW Block, and gaining an extra life, are also replaced with their corresponding Super Mario Bros. 2 counterparts.

Differences from Super Mario Bros. 2

• SMB2 Mario's sprites are edited and based on Super Mario Bros. 3 frames with some resemblance to poses from Super Mario Bros., which can be easily seen in comparison. The idle pose also shows both feet as opposed to only one like in the original game, and has three walking frames instead of two. However, both walking frames from the original game are still used in Super Mario Maker 2.
• Luigi's jump animation is the same as everyone else's, unlike in Super Mario Bros. 2, where he scuttles.
• Toadette replaces Princess Peach, getting a new set of sprites. All of which are a mix of her Super Mario Bros. 3 sprites, and Toad's Super Mario Bros. 2 sprites.

Gallery

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  SMB2 Luigi

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  SMB2 Toad

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  SMB2 Toadette

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  SMB2 Mario carrying a Goomba

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Chinese (simplified)	马力欧USA的马力欧 Mǎlì'ōu USA de Mǎlì'ōu	Mario USA's Mario
Italian	Mario SMB2	SMB2 Mario