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{{Infobox video game|Super Mario|image = Mario Series Logo.svg
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{{Infobox video game|Super Mario|image = 2000px-mario_series_logo-svg.png
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|Platforms = Nintendo Consoles  
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|platform = Nintendo Consoles  
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|Studios = Nintendo EPD
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|studio = Nintendo
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|Countries = Japan  
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|country = Japan  
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|Release date = September 13, 1985<br>(First release)
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|release = September 13, 1985<br>(First release)
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|Genre = Platformer
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|genre = Platformer}}
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'''''Super Mario''''' is a series of platformer video games developed by Nintendo, and created by Shigeru Miyamoto. Taking place in the Mushroom Kingdom and starring Nintendo's mascot Mario, the games tell the story of Mario rescuing Princess Peach from Bowser, along with the help of his many friends.
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'''''Super Mario''''' is a series of platformer video games developed by Nintendo and created by Shigeru Miyamoto. Taking place in the Mushroom Kingdom and starring Nintendo's mascot, Mario, the games usually tell the story of Mario rescuing Princess Peach from Bowser, along with the help of his many friends.
  
 
==Super Mario World==
 
==Super Mario World==
 
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'''''Super Mario World''''' is a 1990 Nintendo game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. The game was later re-released as ''Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World'', where the only change was giving Luigi his own set of sprites (he was originally a palette swap of Mario). ''Super Mario World'' received an updated port on the Game Boy Advance, called  ''Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2'', which added more content.
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'''''Super Mario World''''' is a 2D platforming game originally released in November 1990 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. The game was later re-released alongside ''Super Mario All-Stars'' for the SNES, and it eventually received an updated port on the Game Boy Advance titled ''Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2'', which added more content.
  
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This game introduces the Power Balloon (a.k.a the P-Balloon), which can cause Mario or Luigi to inflate and float around in any direction for a limited amount of time. The P-Balloon can be found in World 2's Donut Secret 1 and Donut Secret 2, World 5's Forest of Illusion 1, and the Special World's Tubular.
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This game introduces the P-Balloon (or the Power Balloon), which causes Mario to inflate and float around in any direction for a limited amount of time. Balloon Mario's sprite coincides with the form he had prior to obtaining the P-Balloon.
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Balloon Mario was later seen in [[Super Mario 64 DS]] and [[Mario & Luigi (game series)#Mario_.26_Luigi:_Bowser.27s_Inside_Story|Mario &amp; Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]].
 
  
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The P-Balloon can be found in the following levels: "Donut Secret 1", "Donut Secret 2", "Forest of Illusion 1", and "Tubular".
 
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==Super Mario 64/Super Mario 64 DS==
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*Any form of Mario or Luigi (Small, Super, Fire, Cape) can grab a P-Balloon, even while using a Super Star. However, if Mario or Luigi grabs another power-up while under the effects of a P-Balloon, they will lose the P-Balloon power-up.
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[[File:SuperMario64-Boxart.png|thumb]]
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'''''Super Mario 64''''' is a game released in June 1996 on the Nintendo 64  that severed as the series' first fully 3D platforming video game. When Bowser takes over Princess Peach's castle, Mario must defeat him by collecting Power Stars hidden in various worlds through the castle's paintings.
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In the third mission of Cool, Cool Mountain, "Big Penguin Race", Mario can win a Power Star by beating the Big Penguin in a race to the bottom of the secret slide area. Returning to this mission after collecting all 120 Power Stars shows that the Big Penguin has gotten larger; having put on weight from being out of practice, which makes racing down the slide again far more challenging.
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==Super Mario 64 DS==
 
 
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'''''Super Mario 64 DS''''' is a 2004 3D platformer game for the Nintendo DS. It is a remake of ''Super Mario 64'', originally released for the Nintendo 64. Mario, Luigi, Wario, and Yoshi are all playable in this remake.
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A remake titled '''''Super Mario 64 DS''''' was released on the Nintendo DS eight years later in November 2004, which added Luigi, Wario, and Yoshi as playable characters as well as new areas, challenges, and mini-games.
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The Big Penguin returns in the exact same role from the original ''Super Mario 64'', only now becoming wider after all 150 of this game's Power Stars have been collected.
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The Power Flower is a new item that replaces the Metal Cap and Vanishing Cap, as well as give new powers to Mario and Yoshi. When Mario uses the Power Flower, he inflates with air, allowing him to float to new locations.
 
  
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The Power Flower is a new item that replaces the Metal Cap and Vanishing Cap power-ups from the original game, which grants new powers depending on the character that uses it. When Mario uses the Power Flower, he inflates with air, allowing him to float anywhere similar to Balloon Mario from ''Super Mario World''.
 
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==Super Mario Sunshine==
 
==Super Mario Sunshine==
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'''''Super Mario Sunshine''''' is a 3D action-adventure platformer game released in 2002 for the Nintendo GameCube. It is the second 3D Mario platformer after ''Super Mario 64''. Mario, Princess Peach, Toadsworth, and some Toads go to Isle Delfino for a vacation. After arriving, they learn that graffiti is polluting the island, which drives away the Shine Sprites, thanks to a Mario impostor. The real Mario is accused and sentenced to clean up the mess. With help from a device named F.L.U.D.D., Mario cleans the goop, gathers the Shine Sprites, and seeks to clear his name.
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'''''Super Mario Sunshine''''' is a 3D platforming game released in July 2002 for the Nintendo GameCube. In this game, Mario and Princess Peach take a tropical vacation to Isle Delfino. Upon arriving, Mario is wrongly accused of polluting the island with hazardous graffiti and sentenced to clean up the mess. With help from a water pump device named F.L.U.D.D., Mario cleans the goop, gathers Shine Sprites, and seeks to clear his name.
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The boss of Bianco Hills (Episode 2) is Petey Piranha. When fighting Petey Piranha, Mario has to shoot water into his open mouth. Petey becomes bloated and falls over, giving Mario a chance to ground pound his exposed navel. If the player does not ground pound the belly quick enough, Petey will expel the water, forcing the player to repeat the process. Humorously, the player can inflate Petey without making him fall over, by stopping before he gets too full, letting the battle continue. This does not affect the battle in any way.
 
  
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One of the enemies, a Piranha Plant can be inflated using F.L.U.D.D.
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In Bianco Hills, the Piranha Plant enemies can be inflated by using F.L.U.D.D. to fill them with water.
 
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Petey Piranha returns as the boss of Episode 5 ("Petey Piranha Strikes Back").
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In the second episode of Bianco Hills, "Down with Petey Pirahna!", when fighting Petey Piranha, Mario must shoot water into his open mouth to similarly fill him up. Petey will eventually become bloated and fall over, giving Mario a chance to attack by ground-pounding his exposed navel.
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Petey Piranha returns in Episode 5 of Bianco Hills, "Petey Piranha Strikes Back".
 
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Poinks are pig-like creatures that only appear in Episode 5 of Bianco Hills, and during the boss battle with King Boo, during Episode 5 of Sirena Hotel. If Mario gets near some Poinks, one will attach itself to F.L.U.D.D.'s nozzle. Squirting water causes the Poink to expand and stay attached. At its fullest the Poink will not explode, nor will it inflate any further. Releasing the "R"-trigger makes the Poink shoot off in Mario's direction, bursting when it comes into contact with another creature or surface.
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Poinks are pig-like creatures that only appear in Episode 5 of Bianco Hills, and during the boss battle with King Boo in Episode 5 of Sirena Beach. When approached, a Poink will attach itself to F.L.U.D.D.'s nozzle. Squirting water causes the Poink to expand and this can then be fired off from the nozzle as a projectile.
 
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*Even though Petey Piranha is the boss of Episode 2, the player can fight him in Episode 1 by climbing up the windmill like normal.
 
  
 
==New Super Mario Bros.==
 
==New Super Mario Bros.==
 
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'''''New Super Mario Bros.''''' was released for the Nintendo DS in 2006. It was the first main 2D ''Mario'' game since ''Super Mario World''.
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'''''New Super Mario Bros.''''' is a 2D platforming game released in May 2006 for the Nintendo DS. Returning to the classic formula of side-scrolling gameplay seen in the original ''Super Mario'' titles, Mario must once again travel across various levels to rescue Princess Peach.
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The Balloon Boo is one of the rarest enemies in the game, only appearing in World 4-Ghost House. When Mario looks at the Balloon Boo, it will inhale air, inflating itself to a large size. When Mario looks away, the Balloon Boo will follow Mario, deflating as it moves. The Balloon Boo can only be defeated by a Blue Shell or a Mega Mushroom.
 
  
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A rare enemy called a Balloon Boo appears in World 4-Ghost House. When Mario looks at the Balloon Boo, it will inflate itself to a larger size by filling up with air. When Mario looks away, the Balloon Boo will follow Mario, deflating itself as it moves.
 
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==Super Mario Galaxy==
 
==Super Mario Galaxy==
 
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'''''Super Mario Galaxy''''' is a platformer game released in November 2007 for the Nintendo Wii. It is considered to be one of the best video games of all time and has a sequel titled ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]''. During the Star Festival, Bowser's forces attack and capture Princess Peach and her castle, with plans of universal domination. Mario fails to rescue her and is sent falling to another planet where he meets Rosalina and the Lumas. Bowser has actually stolen the Power Stars from their home, the Comet Observatory, for his own use. Now gifted with the power to travel through space, Mario sets out to retrieve the Power Stars so that the Comet Observatory can reach the center of the universe where Bowser lies.
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'''''Super Mario Galaxy''''' is a 3D platforming game released in November 2007 for the Nintendo Wii. During the Star Festival, Bowser's forces attack and capture Princess Peach's castle with plans of universal domination. With help from a mysterious princess named Rosalina and the star-like Lumas she looks after, Mario sets out to retrieve Power Stars in order to reach the center of the universe where Bowser has taken Princess Peach.
  
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In the game are Hungry Lumas, a type of Luma that will ask to be fed a certain number of Star Bits. Doing this makes them transform into planets and galaxies.
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In the game are Hungry Lumas, a type of Luma that will ask to be fed a certain number of Star Bits. Feeding them enough Star Bits makes them transform into planets and galaxies.
 
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A Luma named Lumalee usually appears before boss battles. In exchange for 30 Star Bits, she will turn into either a Life Mushroom or a 1-Up Mushroom for Mario.
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Another Hungry Luma named Lumalee usually appears before boss battles. In exchange for 30 Star Bits, Lumalee will turn into either a Life Mushroom or a 1-Up Mushroom for Mario to use.
 
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There is also the Lumacomète, who will move around Prankster Comets for 20 Star Bits.
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There is also a Hungry Luma in the Comet Observatory that will help move Prankster Comets away from galaxies for 20 Star Bits.
 
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<youtube>https://youtu.be/CtFTk2WMp3s</youtube>
  
 
==Super Mario Galaxy 2==
 
==Super Mario Galaxy 2==
 
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'''''Super Mario Galaxy 2''''' is a platformer game released in 2010 for the Nintendo Wii. It is the sequel to ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]''. It retains many gameplay elements from its predecessor, but also introduces new ones. As Mario heads to Princess Peach's castle to have cake and watch shooting stars with her, and also meeting a Baby Luma, he sees that Bowser is attacking and has grown gigantic. Bowser captures the princess and plots to take over the universe again. Mario gives chase and ends up on a planet-like spaceship piloted by a Luma named Lubba. It turns out that Bowser had taken the Power Stars he and his crew were using. Lubba gives Mario command of the ship, and they travel through space to find more Power Stars until they can reach the center of the universe and stop Bowser.
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'''''Super Mario Galaxy 2''''' is a 3D platforming game released in May 2010 for the Nintendo Wii. It is a direct sequel to ''Super Mario Galaxy'' that retains many gameplay elements from its predecessor and also introduces new ones, such as the ability to ride Yoshi. Similar to the first game, Mario must travel across the universe aboard Starship Mario with the help of a Luma named Lubba to collect Power Stars and stop Bowser's plan to once again conquer the universe.
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If Yoshi eats a Blimp Fruit, he becomes Blimp Yoshi. This makes him inflate and float up to higher places. Yoshi returns to normal if the "Air" meter empties, or if the player shakes the Wii Remote. The Blimp Fruit appears in the Tall Trunk Galaxy, Starshine Beach Galaxy, Flash Black Galaxy, and Bowser's Galaxy Generator.
 
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Hungry Lumas return from the previous game serving the same function. However, they will only turn into galaxies.
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Hungry Lumas return from the previous game serving the same function, with some that also eat coins instead of Star Bits.
 
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Lumalee also returns with the same function as before.
 
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She also appears inside the Starship Mario, where she may turn into a Chance Cube.
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Lumalee also appears inside Starship Mario and can turn into Chance Cubes when fed coins or Star Bits.
 
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By eating a Blimp Fruit, Yoshi becomes Blimp Yoshi, which makes him temporarily inflate and float up to higher places. The Blimp Fruit appears in the Tall Trunk Galaxy, Starshine Beach Galaxy, Flash Black Galaxy, and Bowser's Galaxy Generator.
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BlimpBerry.png|Blimp Fruit
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super_mario_galaxy_4.jpg|E3 2009 Trailer
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Super-mario-galaxy-2-wallpaper-mario-rides-balloon-yoshi.jpg|Starshine Beach Galaxy
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==New Super Mario Bros. U==
 
==New Super Mario Bros. U==
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[[File:New_Super_Mario_Bros._U_box_art.png|thumb]]'''''New Super Mario Bros. U''''' is a Wii U launch title released on November 18, 2012.  It is currently the best-selling title on the Wii U. The game was re-released with additional features for the Nintendo Switch in 2019, as ''New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe''.
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'''''New Super Mario Bros. U''''' is 2D platforming game released in November 2012 for the Nintendo Wii U. Similar to its predecessor, ''New Super Mario Bros. Wii'', up to four players can team up in a side-scrolling adventure across the Mushroom Kingdom with new levels and power-ups. A re-release with additional features for the Nintendo Switch was released in January 2019 as ''New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe''.
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Balloon Baby Yoshi is one of the three baby Yoshies that can be found in the game. If the player carries Balloon Baby Yoshi, they can use its ability to inflate, carrying the player into the air. Every time the player presses the ZR button or shakes the Wii Remote, Balloon Baby Yoshi will inflate, up to a maximum of seven times. Balloon Baby Yoshi will deflate after the seventh inflation. This ability is similar to Blimp Yoshi from [[Super Mario Galaxy 2]].
 
  
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Balloon Baby Yoshi is one of the three baby Yoshis that can be found at certain points in the game. If the player carries Balloon Baby Yoshi, they can glide through the air by using its ability to inflate. Balloon Baby Yoshi can re-inflate up to seven consecutive times before the player touches the ground again.
 
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==Super Mario Maker==
 
==Super Mario Maker==
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'''''Super Mario Maker''''' is a game creator application released in September 2015 for the Nintendo Wii U which allows players to create, share, and play their own custom-made 2D ''Super Mario'' levels. It received a port for the Nintendo 3DS in December 2016, known as ''Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS''.
  
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'''''Super Mario Maker''''' (tentatively called '''''Mario Maker''''' when announced at E3 2014) is a game creator application for the Nintendo Wii U, which allows players to insert blocks, enemies, items, and more from the ''Super Mario Bros.'' series to create and share their own 2D ''Super Mario'' levels. The game was announced at E3 2014 and was released in September 2015 (originally set to be released in early 2015), as part of the 30th Anniversary of ''Super Mario Bros. ''. It received a port for the Nintendo 3DS in 2016, known as ''Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS''.
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When given a Super Mushroom, a Hammer Bro transforms into its fatter variant, the Sledge Bro. 
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When you drag a Super Mushroom on a Hammer Bro, it transforms into its fatter variant, the Sledge Bro. 
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'''''Super Mario Maker 2''''' is a direct sequel to ''Super Mario Maker'' released in June 2019 for the Nintendo Switch. Like its predecessor, the game allows players to build and play their own "Super Mario" levels with the addition of new gameplay elements and characters.
  
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Like in the first ''Super Mario Maker'', the player can turn Hammer Bros into Sledge Bros by making them larger. In the ''Super Mario 3D World'' game style, the player can also similarly turn Fire Bros into a new type of enemy called Heavy Fire Bros.
 
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==See Also==
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The Porcupuffer enemy appears exclusively in the ''Super Mario 3D World'' game style. When placed in water, the Porcupuffer can be attacked with fireballs, with each hit inflating it slightly. Upon the fourth hit, the Porcupuffer will burst like a balloon. The Porcupuffer can also fully swallow the player, similarly to the Boss Bass enemy from ''Super Mario Bros. 3''.
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The P-Balloon power-up from ''Super Mario World'' was added in the Version 3.0.0 content update released in April 2020, which can only be used in the ''Super Mario World'' game style. Unlike its original appearance, Balloon Mario is now its own specific power-up form and the player now has greater control over the character's movement.
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In the Ninji Speedrun mode, the Ninji ghosts can also use P-Balloons, gaining a unique inflated sprite when they do so.
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==Super Mario Bros. Wonder==
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'''''Super Mario Bros. Wonder''''' is a 2D platforming game released in October 2023 for the Nintendo Switch. Mario and friends help Prince Florian of the neighboring Flower Kingdom by collecting Wonder Seeds to stop yet another takeover from Bowser. One of the game's new features is a special item called the Wonder Flower, which triggers a strange phenomenon called a Wonder Effect on the area around it or the characters that collect it.
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The Wonder Effect in the level "Bloomps of the Desert Skies" changes all the playable characters into balloon forms similar to Balloon Mario from ''Super Mario World'' and ''Super Mario Maker 2''.
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File:smbw-balloon1.png|Balloon Mario
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File:smbw-balloon5.png|Balloon Yellow Toad
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File:smbw-balloon8.png|Balloon Yoshi
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File:smbw-balloon9.png|Balloon Red Yoshi
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File:smbw-balloon10.png|Balloon Yellow Yoshi
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File:smbw-balloon11.png|Balloon Light Blue Yoshi
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File:smbw-balloon12.png|Balloon Nabbit
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KakashiKinopico09 (1).png|Balloon Toadette Standee
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KakashiYoshiRed09.png|Balloon Red Yoshi Standee
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KakashiYoshiBlue09.png|Balloon Light-Blue Yoshi Standee
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KakashiYoshiYellow09.png|Balloon Yellow Yoshi Standee
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Super Mario (series)
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Genre Platformer
Platform Nintendo Consoles
Developer Nintendo
Country Japan
Release date September 13, 1985
(First release)
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Super Mario is a series of platformer video games developed by Nintendo and created by Shigeru Miyamoto. Taking place in the Mushroom Kingdom and starring Nintendo's mascot, Mario, the games usually tell the story of Mario rescuing Princess Peach from Bowser, along with the help of his many friends.

Super Mario World

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Super Mario World is a 2D platforming game originally released in November 1990 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. The game was later re-released alongside Super Mario All-Stars for the SNES, and it eventually received an updated port on the Game Boy Advance titled Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2, which added more content.

This game introduces the P-Balloon (or the Power Balloon), which causes Mario to inflate and float around in any direction for a limited amount of time. Balloon Mario's sprite coincides with the form he had prior to obtaining the P-Balloon.

The P-Balloon can be found in the following levels: "Donut Secret 1", "Donut Secret 2", "Forest of Illusion 1", and "Tubular".

  • Balloon Small Mario

  • Balloon Super Mario

  • Balloon Fire Mario

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  • Balloon Super Mario Sprite

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Super Mario 64/Super Mario 64 DS

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Super Mario 64 is a game released in June 1996 on the Nintendo 64 that severed as the series' first fully 3D platforming video game. When Bowser takes over Princess Peach's castle, Mario must defeat him by collecting Power Stars hidden in various worlds through the castle's paintings.

In the third mission of Cool, Cool Mountain, "Big Penguin Race", Mario can win a Power Star by beating the Big Penguin in a race to the bottom of the secret slide area. Returning to this mission after collecting all 120 Power Stars shows that the Big Penguin has gotten larger; having put on weight from being out of practice, which makes racing down the slide again far more challenging.


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A remake titled Super Mario 64 DS was released on the Nintendo DS eight years later in November 2004, which added Luigi, Wario, and Yoshi as playable characters as well as new areas, challenges, and mini-games.

The Big Penguin returns in the exact same role from the original Super Mario 64, only now becoming wider after all 150 of this game's Power Stars have been collected.


The Power Flower is a new item that replaces the Metal Cap and Vanishing Cap power-ups from the original game, which grants new powers depending on the character that uses it. When Mario uses the Power Flower, he inflates with air, allowing him to float anywhere similar to Balloon Mario from Super Mario World.

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Super Mario Sunshine

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Super Mario Sunshine is a 3D platforming game released in July 2002 for the Nintendo GameCube. In this game, Mario and Princess Peach take a tropical vacation to Isle Delfino. Upon arriving, Mario is wrongly accused of polluting the island with hazardous graffiti and sentenced to clean up the mess. With help from a water pump device named F.L.U.D.D., Mario cleans the goop, gathers Shine Sprites, and seeks to clear his name.

In Bianco Hills, the Piranha Plant enemies can be inflated by using F.L.U.D.D. to fill them with water.

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In the second episode of Bianco Hills, "Down with Petey Pirahna!", when fighting Petey Piranha, Mario must shoot water into his open mouth to similarly fill him up. Petey will eventually become bloated and fall over, giving Mario a chance to attack by ground-pounding his exposed navel.

Petey Piranha returns in Episode 5 of Bianco Hills, "Petey Piranha Strikes Back".

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Poinks are pig-like creatures that only appear in Episode 5 of Bianco Hills, and during the boss battle with King Boo in Episode 5 of Sirena Beach. When approached, a Poink will attach itself to F.L.U.D.D.'s nozzle. Squirting water causes the Poink to expand and this can then be fired off from the nozzle as a projectile.

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New Super Mario Bros.

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New Super Mario Bros. is a 2D platforming game released in May 2006 for the Nintendo DS. Returning to the classic formula of side-scrolling gameplay seen in the original Super Mario titles, Mario must once again travel across various levels to rescue Princess Peach.

A rare enemy called a Balloon Boo appears in World 4-Ghost House. When Mario looks at the Balloon Boo, it will inflate itself to a larger size by filling up with air. When Mario looks away, the Balloon Boo will follow Mario, deflating itself as it moves.

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Super Mario Galaxy

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Super Mario Galaxy is a 3D platforming game released in November 2007 for the Nintendo Wii. During the Star Festival, Bowser's forces attack and capture Princess Peach's castle with plans of universal domination. With help from a mysterious princess named Rosalina and the star-like Lumas she looks after, Mario sets out to retrieve Power Stars in order to reach the center of the universe where Bowser has taken Princess Peach.

In the game are Hungry Lumas, a type of Luma that will ask to be fed a certain number of Star Bits. Feeding them enough Star Bits makes them transform into planets and galaxies.

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Another Hungry Luma named Lumalee usually appears before boss battles. In exchange for 30 Star Bits, Lumalee will turn into either a Life Mushroom or a 1-Up Mushroom for Mario to use.

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There is also a Hungry Luma in the Comet Observatory that will help move Prankster Comets away from galaxies for 20 Star Bits.

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Super Mario Galaxy 2

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Super Mario Galaxy 2 is a 3D platforming game released in May 2010 for the Nintendo Wii. It is a direct sequel to Super Mario Galaxy that retains many gameplay elements from its predecessor and also introduces new ones, such as the ability to ride Yoshi. Similar to the first game, Mario must travel across the universe aboard Starship Mario with the help of a Luma named Lubba to collect Power Stars and stop Bowser's plan to once again conquer the universe.

Hungry Lumas return from the previous game serving the same function, with some that also eat coins instead of Star Bits.

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Lumalee also returns with the same function as before.

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Lumalee also appears inside Starship Mario and can turn into Chance Cubes when fed coins or Star Bits.

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By eating a Blimp Fruit, Yoshi becomes Blimp Yoshi, which makes him temporarily inflate and float up to higher places. The Blimp Fruit appears in the Tall Trunk Galaxy, Starshine Beach Galaxy, Flash Black Galaxy, and Bowser's Galaxy Generator.

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New Super Mario Bros. U

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New Super Mario Bros. U is 2D platforming game released in November 2012 for the Nintendo Wii U. Similar to its predecessor, New Super Mario Bros. Wii, up to four players can team up in a side-scrolling adventure across the Mushroom Kingdom with new levels and power-ups. A re-release with additional features for the Nintendo Switch was released in January 2019 as New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe.

Balloon Baby Yoshi is one of the three baby Yoshis that can be found at certain points in the game. If the player carries Balloon Baby Yoshi, they can glide through the air by using its ability to inflate. Balloon Baby Yoshi can re-inflate up to seven consecutive times before the player touches the ground again.

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Super Mario Maker

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Super Mario Maker is a game creator application released in September 2015 for the Nintendo Wii U which allows players to create, share, and play their own custom-made 2D Super Mario levels. It received a port for the Nintendo 3DS in December 2016, known as Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS.

When given a Super Mushroom, a Hammer Bro transforms into its fatter variant, the Sledge Bro. 

  • Hammer Bro in the "Super Mario Bros." game style.

  • Sledge Bro in the "Super Mario Bros." game style.

  • Hammer Bro in the "Super Mario Bros. 3" game style.

  • Sledge Bro in the "Super Mario Bros. 3" game style.

  • Hammer Bro in the "Super Mario World" game style.

  • Sledge Bro in the "Super Mario World" game style.

  • Hammer Bro in the "New Super Mario Bros. U" game style.

  • Sledge Bro in the "New Super Mario Bros. U" game style.

Super Mario Maker 2

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Super Mario Maker 2 is a direct sequel to Super Mario Maker released in June 2019 for the Nintendo Switch. Like its predecessor, the game allows players to build and play their own "Super Mario" levels with the addition of new gameplay elements and characters.

Like in the first Super Mario Maker, the player can turn Hammer Bros into Sledge Bros by making them larger. In the Super Mario 3D World game style, the player can also similarly turn Fire Bros into a new type of enemy called Heavy Fire Bros.

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The Porcupuffer enemy appears exclusively in the Super Mario 3D World game style. When placed in water, the Porcupuffer can be attacked with fireballs, with each hit inflating it slightly. Upon the fourth hit, the Porcupuffer will burst like a balloon. The Porcupuffer can also fully swallow the player, similarly to the Boss Bass enemy from Super Mario Bros. 3.

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The P-Balloon power-up from Super Mario World was added in the Version 3.0.0 content update released in April 2020, which can only be used in the Super Mario World game style. Unlike its original appearance, Balloon Mario is now its own specific power-up form and the player now has greater control over the character's movement.

  • Balloon Mario

  • Balloon Luigi

  • Balloon Toad

  • Balloon Toadette

In the Ninji Speedrun mode, the Ninji ghosts can also use P-Balloons, gaining a unique inflated sprite when they do so.

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Super Mario Bros. Wonder

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Super Mario Bros. Wonder is a 2D platforming game released in October 2023 for the Nintendo Switch. Mario and friends help Prince Florian of the neighboring Flower Kingdom by collecting Wonder Seeds to stop yet another takeover from Bowser. One of the game's new features is a special item called the Wonder Flower, which triggers a strange phenomenon called a Wonder Effect on the area around it or the characters that collect it.

The Wonder Effect in the level "Bloomps of the Desert Skies" changes all the playable characters into balloon forms similar to Balloon Mario from Super Mario World and Super Mario Maker 2.

  • Balloon Mario

  • Balloon Luigi

  • Balloon Peach

  • Balloon Daisy

  • Balloon Yellow Toad

  • Balloon Blue Toad

  • Balloon Toadette

  • Balloon Yoshi

  • Balloon Red Yoshi

  • Balloon Yellow Yoshi

  • Balloon Light Blue Yoshi

  • Balloon Nabbit

  • Balloon Mario Standee

  • Balloon Luigi Standee

  • Balloon Peach Standee

  • Balloon Daisy Standee

  • Balloon Blue Toad Standee

  • Balloon Yellow Toad Standee

  • Balloon Toadette Standee

  • Balloon Yoshi Standee

  • Balloon Red Yoshi Standee

  • Balloon Light-Blue Yoshi Standee

  • Balloon Yellow Yoshi Standee

  • Balloon Nabbit Standee


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