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are empty. As levels are scanned through an e-Reader, each one containing an e-Coin has the coin's frame indented and its level number in the plaque below

Mario Normal Frame #4 Wild Frame #1 - Super Mario Wild Frame #2 (International) - Super Mario World Wild Frame #4 - Yoshi's Story Wild Frame #6 (International)

two e-Reader cards. Two groups of cards, referred to as series, were also sold as separate products. By scanning these special cards into the e-Reader, players

that Fleetway has "got big plans for the Big Ape!" and invitations to the readers to express their interest, no further issues were published. Donkey Kong

that describes their appearances in each game even if they are minor, as a reader can only tell which specific games they appear in by looking at the templates

objects at Porcupos to defeat them. Unlike other enemies, Porcupos have a four-frame walking animation, made by moving the front two 8x8 pixel tiles around, thus

Not to be confused with Frame Chomp. Flame Chomps, originally Fire Chomps, are enemies that first appear in Super Mario Bros. 3. They resemble Chain Chomps

intended for minigames A frame of Hammer Mario sliding; this can be seen in-game with a glitch An alternate front-facing frame of Frog Mario An alternate

set of classroom valentines Build-A-Level Light Super Mario Bros. picture frame A Super Mario Bros. mug that changes color with temperature Mario and Luigi

Mario Bros. 3, a Lakitu also helps in e-Reader use and conversion. Whenever the player wants to scan an e-Reader card, he appears to whisk Mario away from

Boo Crew. However, the blue Swoopers have a glitchy animation, with one frame showing half of a square outline and half of a blue Spike Top. Swoops (called

Blocks and White Blocks, these gray blocks do not glisten. On the Japanese e-Reader card for Puzzling Pipe Maze, Roy Koopa claims to have invented these blocks

from a certain frame shot of their losing animations from Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour as their selection image. Peach and Wario use a frame from their bogey

the Green Energy Plant, as they were replaced by Goal Poles, although the frame of the goal containing the level's green Mini Paint Star can be found in

Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3. By scanning in the appropriate card on the e-Reader, the player can upload a Cape Feather into their inventory to use in the

appears in an e-Reader commercial, where he is on an assembly line and undergoes a personal hygiene makeover, only to be compressed into an e-Reader card. In

they were possessed of a mysterious power. What power, you ask, intrepid reader? The power to slip through the veil that separates the real and dream worlds

During the Beetlebowl, an all-team game, they may (depending on who the reader chooses as their offensive line) leap into the middle of the ring when the

and sics the GLOM on him when the plumber discovers him. Depending on the reader's choice of what to do next, Mario is either knocked out (either by his

used by Princess Toadstool, Mario, Toad, and (depending on which route the reader takes) possibly Luigi to enter Iggy Koopa's secret laboratory in Water Land

information corner" (わくわく情報コーナー, Wakuwaku jōhō kōnā) is a section where readers are presented information and tips on Nintendo-published games in the form

remake Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3, when the red switch e-Reader card is scanned, all walking Koopa Troopas are replaced with Buzzy Beetles

Super Mario Bros. 3. Besides Morton, only two other Koopalings are given e-Reader levels: Lemmy and Ludwig, and until the release of the Wii U Virtual Console

Heaven, where many coins and a 1-Up Mushroom can be found. Two of the e-Reader card levels in the GBA remake consist entirely of Jump Blocks: Magical Note

top corner of a block), the player is able to jump from that point with frame-perfect timing. Similar glitches also exist in Super Mario Bros. 3, Super

Yoshi's Island Game & Watch Gallery 2 Super Mario 64 A Spiky Lift from the e-Reader level Bowser's Last Stand of Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3

new type of Chain Chomp, under the name Frame Chomp, is introduced as an enemy. Throwing a yarn ball at a Frame Chomp causes it to turn into a Chomp Rock

and 64 frames, respectively. Without any added delay time, there is a 19-frame window during which a certain picture can be obtained on the first and second

the e-Reader at one point according to the European website for the game, but the section of the site intended to provide details on the e-Reader cards

First4Figures uploaded a teaser video of an 8 inch PVC statue of Mario in the Pipe Frame, followed by an official reveal on January 19th. The Exclusive Edition, retailing

are orange instead of white. Game Boy Advance The first port was for the e-Reader as part of Series Two under the name Donkey Kong-e. There is no 2 player

Family Edition which are mostly white, the Wii mini is black with a red framing. All the buttons are located on the top of the console, and it lacks online

Lemmy's role was also expanded slightly with the initially-Japanese-only e-Reader level Armored Airship. The level is merely a more difficult reworking of

plummeting to the ground below. All other possible choices presented to the reader merely end with Roy catching Mario and dumping him off the Doom Ship. At

vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis, spikes have a red metallic base framing them. The sides of these spikes are harmless, but the Minis will attempt

Card-e Cards, which refers to a Nintendo product as well, in this case, the e-Reader. In the intro of WarioWare: Twisted!, 9-Volt comes along with Mona to Dr

Shoe Mario. In Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3, there is an e-Reader level called "It's a Shoe-In" that uses the Goomba's Shoe. In that level

The rushing Chargin' Chucks and the clapping variety also appear in the e-Reader accessible level "Vegetable Volley" in Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario

is mentioned she competes in is the Beetlebowl, an all-team game. If the reader chooses Mario, Luigi, and Princess Toadstool as their offensive team, Wendy

version expands Ludwig's role slightly with the (originally Japanese-only) e-reader level Koopaling Confusion, where he hides out at a docking area for maritime

has recommended that Super Mario Galaxy alone justifies the price if the reader has never played the game before. On the mixed side, Riley Little from Screen

Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3, if the player has turned on the e-Reader card that makes enemies hit by fireballs turn into coins, and the player

Mario World, can only be obtained by scanning the "Cape" card with the e-Reader. Dry Bones appear in Super Mario World and its remake, Super Mario World:

the Super Mario All-Stars version, and also incorporated the use of the e-Reader: by scanning in certain cards, players could unlock new items and levels

2000s, Nintendo released the NES version on the Game Boy Advance via the e-Reader and the Classic NES Series. The game was successful enough to spawn a sequel

enemies drop coins as long as the player scans the Orange Switch Power-Up e-Reader card, a mechanic previously introduced in Super Mario World. The yellow

the same color. In the original game, if the player presses on the same frame that one of these switches is pressed, Mario or Luigi will jump off the switch

Peach is a young woman with long blonde hair, fair skin and blue eyes, framed by six lashes (three or four in other artwork) and small, thin eyebrows

cuckoo clock as the two try to sneak out of the room. Depending on how the reader solves the accompanying puzzle, the Hammer Brothers either knock the heroes

Although absent in the original Super Mario Bros. 3, Magikoopas appear in the e-Reader level Bowser's Last Stand in the Game Boy Advance remake Super Mario Advance