Super Mario Facts

Entertaining fast facts about the world and lore of Super Mario Bros, handpicked from the Super Mario Wiki!

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In the kiosk demo, Army Dillo had lines of speech, and he was voiced by Kevin Bayliss.

"You dare challenge me?!"
"Ah ha ha ha!"
"I must crush you!"
"You can't beat me!"
"You'll never defeat K. Rool!"
"NO!"
"Noooooooo!"
"Aaaaaarrgghh!"

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Snide is one of the characters featured in How to Draw Nintendo Heroes and Villains. He is classified as a villain, despite being a neutral former-villain in Donkey Kong 64.

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Troff and Scoff's appearance in-game bears nipples with piercings; though their earlier artwork reflected this (including in the instruction booklet), the pierced nipples were subsequently removed in later promotional material.

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Just as Stadium Arena, this course has many robotic dinosaurs in it.

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Cakes in Mario Party 2 appear in the minigame Cake Factory, where players have to put strawberries on the cakes until 30 seconds are up.

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The nearby Toad explains that the pipe has been taped to prevent accidents. As such, the player must first peel the tape to access the Cork.

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When the player performs a good shot

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Jogo Super Mario RPG is a board game themed after Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars that was released exclusively in Brazil by Estrela in 1997. The object of the game - which is similar to that of the SNES game on which it is based - is to defeat Exor.

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Lethal Goobs are a rare variety of Goobs appearing in ScareScraper mode in Luigi's Mansion 3, added in version 1.3.0. They are red and black, glowing Goobs that instantly KO the player in one hit. They have 250 HP, more than double that of regular Goobs.

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As it turns out, the basket of apples is a trap: If Mario has the apples, the dinosaurs remove their disguises to reveal that they were actually Mega Moles the entire time, and they promptly eat him.

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The Headless Snowman, or simply Snowman, is a character in Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS.

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Birdo sucks the ball in her nozzle, then proceeds to spit out three egg-shaped disco balls, the last of which contains the ball.

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“Hello. I can move the Blue Doors and the Red Doors. Do you want me to move them?”
—Pisudon, Mario Party

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Goonies return in Yoshi and the Mysterious Book. The "Ah-ho!" noises that they sometimes make, last heard in Yoshi's Story, make a return in this game.

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Scan of a fully cooked steak

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"Touch & Go" is a phrase more or less synonymous with "risky", which reflects the overall gameplay where the player needs to multi-task against multitudes of obstacles to succeed.

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The notice outside Club 64 reads:
☆ Today's Menu ☆
Sailor's Lunch Special
☆ Mushroom Pasta ☆
☆ Seafood Soup ☆
☆ Seafood Salad ☆
The menu does not change throughout the game.

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After the player attaches two standees to the holes, the player swings their golf club to hit a foam golf ball in an attempt to get the ball into one of the holes. The game encourages the player to get a hole-in-one.

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Tin Can Valley is the fifth and penultimate world of Donkey Kong Land III. The name of the region is a play on Tin Pan Alley, a collection of songwriters in New York City active from 1885 until the early-to-mid-20th century.

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Dangerous!!! is a brand that appears in Mario Kart DS and Mario Kart Wii. Its banner depicts a barking Chain Chomp with 3D text emerging from its mouth.