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Metal Bowser appears in ''[[Mario Party 2]]'' after playing a game on [[Bowser Land]], where the winner heads to fight Bowser but when the character grabs his tail, he transforms into Metal Bowser, making him impossible to lift. To deal with this, [[Toad]] offers a [[Power Star]] to give more power to the winner and thus, Metal Bowser is swung and thrown around the world. Crash-landing, Bowser's metal form is shattered to pieces, reverting him to his normal form. | Metal Bowser appears in ''[[Mario Party 2]]'' after playing a game on [[Bowser Land]], where the winner heads to fight Bowser but when the character grabs his tail, he transforms into Metal Bowser, making him impossible to lift. To deal with this, [[Toad]] offers a [[Power Star]] to give more power to the winner and thus, Metal Bowser is swung and thrown around the world. Crash-landing, Bowser's metal form is shattered to pieces, reverting him to his normal form. | ||
The metal form also appears in ''[[Mario Party 6]]'' and ''[[Mario Party 7]]'' when one of the playable characters uses a [[Metal Mushroom Orb]] on themselves to avoid traps. In the [[Star Sprint]] mode, the player can break obstacles while in their metal form. Also, when a player gets a [[Cursed Mushroom]] Panel, Bowser makes a brief reference to Metal Mario, by saying, "Answer quickly or your bonus points will fall like a Metal Mario off an [[airship]]!" | The metal form also appears in ''[[Mario Party 6]]'' and ''[[Mario Party 7]]'' when one of the playable characters uses a [[Metal Mushroom Orb]] on themselves to avoid traps. In the [[Star Sprint]] mode, the player can break obstacles while in their metal form. Also, in [[Speak Up]], when a player gets a [[Cursed Mushroom]] Panel, Bowser makes a brief reference to Metal Mario, by saying, "Answer quickly or your bonus points will fall like a Metal Mario off an [[airship]]!" | ||
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Template:Form-infobox Template:Quote2 Template:Quote2 Metal Mario (called Metal Power in Super Mario 64 DS[1]) is a recurring power-up as well as a playable variant of Mario that first appears in Super Mario 64. Metal Mario is tougher, stronger, and virtually invincible except for long falls. This form is acquired through various means such as by picking up the Metal Cap from green ! Blocks, using Metal Boxes, or using Metal Mushroom Orbs. Later games also feature other characters receiving the metal power-up, particularly in Mario Party 6 and the Super Smash Bros. series, though the form itself acts the same.
The form has also appeared as a separate character from Mario, such as being a late-game boss in Super Smash Bros. games, and the Metal Mario character has been playable in several kart racing and sports games. His voice varies in some games, sharing Mario's voice, sharing Mario's voice but with a filter, or having independent lines and with a filter. Some of his lines are altered versions of Mario's lines, such as "Mia mama" as opposed to Mario's "Mama mia" and "Papa" instead of "Mama".
Metal Mario is often portrayed without eye details, though some depictions do show an iris such as in official art of Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition as well as in some merchandise such as JAKK's Pacific World of Nintendo series and the Super Mario Power Up keychains.
History
Super Mario series
Super Mario 64
When Mario first encounters the Metal Cap in the Cavern of the Metal Cap in Super Mario 64, he becomes Metal Mario. In this form, Mario is invincible (although he can still take falling damage) and can destroy enemies just by running into them. Metal Mario is also very heavy, and as such, he can withstand strong winds and underwater currents and can walk on the bottom of bodies of water. In addition, he does not need to breathe, meaning he can stay underwater without worrying about air until the metal power runs out. Despite being heavy, Metal Mario still retains all his physical speed as well as his athletic jumping abilities, but he sinks in quicksand faster.
Metal Mario can combine his Metal Cap with the Vanish Cap to become Vanish Metal Mario, which will enable him to go through certain walls while maintaining his metal form's strengths and weaknesses.
The music that plays when the player is Metal Mario is an arrangement of the Starman's theme from Super Mario Bros.. Metal Mario's environment map texture is actually a fisheye photo of a garden.[2] The pink colors evident on the metal are from pink flowers.
Super Mario 64 DS
In the remake of Super Mario 64 for the Nintendo DS, Super Mario 64 DS, only Wario can turn metallic and become Metal Wario by using a Power Flower. He is able to walk on lava and freezing water, though after a while, he begins to sink, and if he goes below the surface, he will lose a life, similar to with the slower quicksand. Metal Wario's other abilities and vulnerabilities are the same as Metal Mario's.
The Mega Mario and Fire Power themes from Super Mario 64 DS are arrangements of Metal Mario's theme music.
Super Mario Odyssey
In Super Mario Odyssey, a cap and outfit based on the Metal form's Super Mario 64 appearance (named the Metal Mario Cap and the Metal Mario Suit respectively) can be purchased from Crazy Cap stores. The outfit costs 2000 coins and is available after 540 Power Moons have been collected, and the cap costs 1000 coins and is available after 560 Power Moons have been collected. Aside from allowing Mario to enter a specific area in the Mushroom Kingdom, this outfit is aesthetic and serves no other gameplay advantage. Clanking can be heard as Mario walks in the outfit, and Cappy makes an audible clink if he hits a wall when thrown. The description for the Metal Mario Suit implies that Metal Mario is specifically made out of aluminium.
Mario Golf series
Mario Golf (Nintendo 64)
Metal Mario makes his playable debut as an unlockable character in Mario Golf. He is unlocked when players collect all 108 Birdie Badges. He boasts the strongest drives from his set of clubs, meaning he can hit the ball the furthest out of any character in the game, though his sweet spot and control come at a cost. Metal Mario's ball trajectory is a strong draw, meaning that the ball has a strong curve to the right. If Metal Mario scores a Nice Shot while using a power shot, the ball goes into flames, which is shared with the other Mario characters, namely Mario and Baby Mario. Metal Mario shares his voice clips as Mario. In Japanese versions of the game, Metal Mario is absent.
Mario Golf (Game Boy Color)
Although Metal Mario does not make an appearance in Mario Golf for the Game Boy Color, he is mentioned on the Score Card.
Dr. Mario 64
At the end of Wario's story in Dr. Mario 64 (after winning every match without losing once), Dr. Mario accidentally eats some Megavitamins and takes on a Metal form. This metallic Dr. Mario faces off against Wario in a final battle. Once he is beaten, he can be used in multiplayer as a separate playable character. In VS mode, Metal Mario has the highest AI level available tying with Vampire Wario.
Super Smash Bros. series
Super Smash Bros.
In Super Smash Bros., Metal Mario makes his debut as a mid-boss encountered in Stage 9 out of 10 stages. He has his own stage, which is playable only in the one player mode of the game. Unlike the power-up he is based on from Super Mario 64, other characters can attack and rack up damage on him. To mirror his role in Super Mario 64, he is a far more durable character than the regular Mario; in fact he is the heaviest and most resistant character in the game. When his damage percent is low, weaker attacks cannot flinch him, and attacks start flinching him only at far higher percentages. Due to his high weight, however, he has trouble recovering when he is knocked off the stage. Additionally, Metal Mario does not dash; he mostly walks around, patrolling the stage.
On a side note, Kirby is unable to copy Metal Mario's powers, which is later possible to do in Super Smash Bros. Melee.
Super Smash Bros. Melee
Starting in Super Smash Bros. Melee and continuing in later games, players can pick up the Metal Box as an item and gain metal forms for a limited time. While metal, they are heavier (i.e. their jumping height is lower and falling speed is faster) and silent, except for clanging metal noises made when they move. The metal duration can last shorter if players take enough damage.
In level 10 of Classic Mode of Super Smash Bros. Melee, a random character in a permanent metal form will always be one of the selected challengers.
In Adventure Mode, the Metal Mario character returns as a mid-boss in Adventure Mode, being fought on Battlefield. Metal Mario fights alone by default, but if the player unlocks Luigi, Metal Luigi joins the fray as well. They both retain their strengths from Super Smash Bros.; Metal Mario and Metal Luigi are very heavy opponents who are tough to knock down the stage, but cannot recover once they are knocked down. Additionally, players can pick up the Metal Box item, turning into metal forms, boasting the same attributes as Metal Mario and Metal Luigi, though the power-up is not permanent, unlike Metal Mario and Metal Luigi. KOing Metal Mario and Metal Luigi in Adventure Mode awards the player the "Metal Bros. KO" bonus, worth 8000 points.
Metal Mario also appears as one of the many collectible trophies in the game. Yoshi's Island, a stage in the game, is reflected on the texture of Metal Mario's model.
Super Smash Bros. Brawl
In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the metal form can be enabled as a setting in Special Brawl of Super Smash Bros. Brawl as well as corresponding Special modes of the subsequent games, where it is permanent. In Classic Mode, a character in metal form can appear at random from Levels 6 to 10.
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U
Opponents in metal form, marked as intruders, can be encountered in the single player Classic Mode of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. When the player chooses a battle in the first five rounds, one or more opponents might suddenly be replaced by an intruder, marked by a glowing yellow trophy base, even in a team battle. Intruders are always in a permanent Giant or Metal state, but are guaranteed to be carrying a prize of some kind for victory.
Additionally, the Metal Box is also available as a red item in Smash Tour, giving players the ability to start a battle in metal form. Crazy Orders may also feature a Metal Battle as a potential order option.
In Smash Run of Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, alongside the Fighting Mii Team, normal-sized and giant Metal versions of the player's character may appear in the game's Multi-Man Smash Final Battle as opponents.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Metal Mario appears as the final boss in Bowser's classic mode route, appearing after Mario is defeated in a similar manner to Giga Bowser in Mario's route and in Super Smash Bros. Melee. He also appears as an Ace-class Shield-type primary spirit with one support slot, using his Mario Kart 7 artwork. The spirit increases a fighter's weight during battle. In the spirit's battle, the player faces a metallic Mario on the Battlefield form of The Great Cave Offensive as a reference to his battle in the original Super Smash Bros.
Metal Mario's core can be combined with the cores of a Super Mushroom and a Fire Flower to summon the Gold Mario spirit.
Mario Party series
Metal Bowser appears in Mario Party 2 after playing a game on Bowser Land, where the winner heads to fight Bowser but when the character grabs his tail, he transforms into Metal Bowser, making him impossible to lift. To deal with this, Toad offers a Power Star to give more power to the winner and thus, Metal Bowser is swung and thrown around the world. Crash-landing, Bowser's metal form is shattered to pieces, reverting him to his normal form.
The metal form also appears in Mario Party 6 and Mario Party 7 when one of the playable characters uses a Metal Mushroom Orb on themselves to avoid traps. In the Star Sprint mode, the player can break obstacles while in their metal form. Also, in Speak Up, when a player gets a Cursed Mushroom Panel, Bowser makes a brief reference to Metal Mario, by saying, "Answer quickly or your bonus points will fall like a Metal Mario off an airship!"
Mario Kart series
Mario Kart 7
Metal Mario makes a return as an unlockable playable character in Mario Kart 7, where he is unlocked by winning the 150cc Special Cup. He is one of the four drivers to enter the Mario Kart series for the first time (the other three being Lakitu, Wiggler, and Honey Queen). He is a Heavy class character (alongside Bowser, Wario, and Honey Queen), with an advantage bonus of weight and some speed. Because he ranks among the Heavy class, Metal Mario is the fastest and heaviest character in the game, but he has the lowest acceleration and handling stats. Additionally, Metal Mario's karts have the same body frame size as that of the Medium class characters, which makes him a smaller target than the other Heavy and Cruiser characters. His signature emblem is a shiny, metal version of Mario's M logo. Bowser, Rosalina, or Mario always appear as rivals when he is picked. Additionally, Metal Mario has his own set of voice clips from Mario, and Mario Kart 7 is the first game in the Mario series where Metal Mario is given a filter to differentiate his voice from Mario's voice.
Metal Mario appears as the Normal and Expert Staff Ghosts for Neo Bowser City and DS Airship Fortress.
Mario Kart 8
Metal Mario appears as a returning racer in Mario Kart 8, and he is an unlockable character. Additionally, there is another character related to Metal Mario named Pink Gold Peach (who is classified in the same weight subdivision as Metal Mario). Like in Mario Kart 7, Metal Mario is classified as a Heavy character, where he has high speed and weight, but lower handling, traction, and acceleration, but within this category, he is tied with Bowser, Wario, Morton, the large Miis, and Dry Bowser in the acceleration, weight, and traction department. However, his speed and handling are tied with that of Rosalina, Donkey Kong, Waluigi, Roy, and Link.
Also much like in Mario Kart 7, Metal Mario's (as well as Pink Gold Peach's) vehicles use the same body frame size as the Medium class characters, making him a smaller and slightly harder target to hit. His kart emblem is a gray version of Mario's signature "M" symbol with a light gray outline.
Metal Mario appears as the Staff Ghost used by Nin★Leonel for N64 Rainbow Road. This combo uses the Standard ATV, Monster tires, and Super Glider.
Mario Kart Arcade GP DX
Metal Mario appears in Mario Kart Arcade GP DX, an arcade entry of the Mario Kart series. Just like previous Mario Kart games, he is a heavyweight, with high speed, but below average acceleration and handling. His kart is the Metal Spark. Metal Mario also has an alternate costume, Gold Mario, which not only changes Metal Mario's color scheme, but adds pupils to his eyes as well.
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
As with every character playable in Mario Kart 8, Metal Mario returns as a playable character in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for the Nintendo Switch, this time being available from the start. Similarly to Mario Kart Arcade GP DX, Metal Mario has a Gold Mario variant, which can be unlocked by winning every 200cc Grand Prix cup.[3] Although Metal Mario's statistics have been slightly altered when compared to the original Mario Kart 8, he is still classified in the same weight subdivision as Pink Gold Peach, and is still a heavy character.
Mario Kart Tour
Metal Mario reappears in Mario Kart Tour as a High-End driver. His special skill is the Fire Flower, shared with his normal self. Metal Mario was featured in the Beta Test alongside a self-titled cup, and was added to the release version in the New York Tour. When racing on certain courses such as GBA Sunset Wilds, Metal Mario will turn golden due to the light.
Metal Mario has consistently appeared in regular tour pipes, including All-Clear Pipes, and is also a part of the base Daily Selects set.
Additional availabilities for Metal Mario are listed in the following table by tour.
| Tour | Availability |
|---|---|
| New York Tour | Gold gift 250 Grand Stars |
| Paris Tour (2019) | Gold gift 200 Grand Stars |
| Trick Tour (2020) | Metal Mario Pack $19.99 / €21.99 / AU$30.99 April 22, 2020 - April 29, 2020 |
| Super Mario Kart Tour | Metal Mario Pack $39.99 / €43.99 / AU$62.99 September 9, 2020 - September 23, 2020 |
| 1st Anniversary Tour | Token Shop 50 event tokens |
| Mario vs. Luigi Tour | Team Mario Metal Mario Pack $19.99 / €21.99 / AU$30.99 November 25, 2020 - December 2, 2020 |
| Rosalina Tour | Week 1 Tier Shop 12,000 coins |
| Peach vs. Daisy Tour | Token Shop 100 team tokens |
| Mario Tour | Iron Cucumber Pack $39.99 / €43.99 / AU$62.99 March 16, 2021 – March 23, 2021 |
| Bowser vs. DK Tour | Token Shop 100 team tokens |
| Summer Tour | Premium Challenges card completion reward |
| Mario vs. Peach Tour | Gold gift 100 Grand Stars |
| 2nd Anniversary Tour | Token Shop 100 event tokens |
| Halloween Tour (2021) | Week 1 Tier Shop 12,000 coins |
Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit
Mario and Luigi resemble their metal forms in Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit if they equip the silver suit. The silver suit is unlocked if they receive gold trophies for all 100cc cups.
Mario Tennis Open
Metal Mario returns in Mario Tennis Open as the final QR Downloadable Character, being the only QR character that is not a Yoshi. His type in this game is Power, and, as in Mario Kart 7, his voice is a warbled variation of Mario's voice, although he has the same voice set as Mario otherwise. He is the strongest character in the game with the fastest serves, and his shots travel very quickly through the court. Due to his power and weight, he returns Chance Shots with little effect on him (if he returns them correctly), and his Chance Shots themselves have a longer-lasting effect on his opponents. He is one of the slowest characters in the game, however, and unlike Bowser, another slow character, he has below-average reach and a poor lunge, which makes it difficult for him to predict shots and reach up to them. Metal Mario's racket costs 1750 coins to buy at the Clubhouse for Miis to be able to use, where his racket can be paired with other Mario-themed costumes to get a boost in stats.
Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition
Metal Mario appears in Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition as a Leader, available with the game's digital update to version 2.0, unlocked after earning an S rank or higher in Course 3 of the Fixed Challenges in Score Attack. Metal Mario is a Dark/Dark attribute teammate with an HP rating of 4/6, an ATK rating of 5/6 and RCV rating of 2/6. Metal Mario's Skill, Metal Walk, changes Water Orbs on the Orb field to Dark Orbs, while his Leader Skill, Metal Shine, raises the ATK of the entire team by 3x if the player clears two Dark combos, or by 4x for three Dark combos or more. Metal Mario uses Fruit and Rare Fruit to raise his Skill Levels.
Metal Luigi also appears as a Leader, unlocked after earning an S rank or higher in Course 3 of the Free Challenges in Score Attack. Metal Luigi is also a Dark/Dark attribute teammate, having an HP rating of 3/6, an ATK rating of 5/6 and RCV rating of 3/6. Metal Luigi's Skill, Metal Dash, changes Light Orbs on the Orb field to Dark Orbs. Metal Luigi shares the same Leader Skill and Skill Up requirements as Metal Mario.
Mario Sports Superstars
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Metal Mario appears as one of two unlockable playable characters in Mario Sports Superstars. In most sports, he is classified as a Power character, like in Mario Tennis Open. In golf, his default drive is 228 yards, and his shots travel very high in a draw trajectory. Metal Mario must be unlocked separately for each sport by winning the Star Cup in each sport's tournament mode or by tapping in a corresponding Metal Mario amiibo card. Most of Metal Mario's animations are identical to Mario's, with a few exceptions:
- If Mario scores a Double Bogey or worse in golf, a Green Shell hits him and he reverts to Small Mario. If Metal Mario receives one, he is buried by many Green Shells and Red Shells, although he retains his form.
- In baseball and soccer, Mario's special shots surround the ball in red fire. Metal Mario's special shots surround the ball in gray flames.
Game appearances
| Title | Description | Release date | System/Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| Super Mario 64 | Power-up | 1996 | Nintendo 64 |
| Super Smash Bros. | Boss | 1999 | Nintendo 64 |
| Mario Golf | Unlockable playable character (*NA/EU) | 1999 | Nintendo 64 |
| Dr. Mario 64 | Secret boss, unlockable playable character | 2001 | Nintendo 64 |
| Super Smash Bros. Melee | Power-up, trophy, boss | 2001 | Nintendo GameCube |
| Nintendo Puzzle Collection (Dr. Mario) | Unlockable playable character | 2003 | Nintendo GameCube |
| Mario Party 6 | Power-up | 2004 | Nintendo GameCube |
| Super Mario 64 DS | Power-up, Wario only | 2004 | Nintendo DS |
| Mario Party 7 | Playable character (power-up) | 2005 | Nintendo GameCube |
| Super Smash Bros. Brawl | Power-up | 2008 | Wii |
| Mario Kart 7 | Unlockable playable character | 2011 | Nintendo 3DS |
| Mario Tennis Open | Playable character (scan QR Code) | 2012 | Nintendo 3DS |
| Mario Kart 8 | Unlockable playable character | 2014 | Wii U |
| Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U | Power-up | 2014 | Nintendo 3DS / Wii U |
| Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition | Playable character (leader teammate) | 2015 | Nintendo 3DS |
| Mario Kart Arcade GP DX | Playable character (playable in update in July 1, 2015) | 2015 | Arcade |
| Mario Sports Superstars | Unlockable playable character | 2017 | Nintendo 3DS |
| Super Mario Odyssey | Unlockable costume for Mario and Luigi | 2017 | Nintendo Switch |
| Super Smash Bros. Ultimate | Power-up, spirit, boss | 2018 | Nintendo Switch |
| Mario Kart Tour | Unlockable playable character | 2019 | iOS, Android |
| Super Mario 3D All-Stars | Power-up | 2020 | Nintendo Switch |
| Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit | Playable character (costume) | 2020 | Nintendo Switch |
Profiles
- Main article: List of Metal Mario profiles and statistics
Metal Mario is depicted as a slow, super heavyweight character that specializes in high amounts of weight, defense, and offense (with usually the highest power of the roster, rivaling or even surpassing Bowser) at the immense cost of agility (though if the player scans an amiibo card for baseball, Metal Mario is granted high speed), with Mario Kart 7 adding that his size contrasts with his sturdiness. Mario Kart 7 has additionally explicitly stated Metal Mario to be Mario's rival, though this has not been remarked upon beyond this.
Super Smash Bros. Melee trophy
| # | Name | Image | Appearance(s) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 202 | Metal Mario |  |
Super Mario 64 9/96 |
Mario was in for a surprise the first time he hit a Metal Box in Super Mario 64. The metal cap that popped out transformed Mario into living metal, giving him great stamina, a heavy tread, and the ability to walk underwater. In Super Smash Bros., Metal Mario showed up as an incredibly stubborn midlevel boss. |
Mario Kart 7
- Class: Heavy
- Stat Boosts
- Speed: 4
- Acceleration: 2
- Weight: 4.25
- Handling: 2.5
- Off-Road: 3.5
- Biographies
- Websites:
Mario's very heavy rival has joined the roster to wreak havoc on the road. He really shines in the Grand Prix.
Just as heavy as his shiny steel appearance suggests, and his top speed is very impressive indeed.
- Guide: You'll find larger racers on the track, but you won't find anyone tougher. Metal Mario is another true heavyweight, which means he's traded handling and acceleration for high speed and a powerful jostle.
- Websites:
Normal Staff Ghost Times
| Course | Staff Name | Time | Vehicle Combination | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Body | Tires | Glider | |||
| Neo Bowser City | Ret★Chuck | 02:11.032 | Standard | Standard | Super Glider |
| DS Airship Fortress | Nin★OBSHNN | 02:23.323 | Zucchini | Slick | Super Glider |
Expert Staff Ghost Times
| Course | Staff Name | Time | Vehicle Combination | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Body | Tires | Glider | |||
| Neo Bowser City | Ret★Matt M | 01:58.996 | Blue Seven | Monster | Paraglider |
| DS Airship Fortress | Ret★Shane | 02:07.704 | Standard | Monster | Super Glider |
Gallery
- For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Metal Mario.
Artwork of Metal Mario in Hazy Maze Cave in Super Mario 64.
Stamp from Mario Kart 8
Screenshot from Sky Peak 1 from Mario Sports Superstars
Scan of Metal Mario's amiibo card for soccer for Mario Sports Superstars
Render of Metal Mario in Super Mario 3D All-Stars
Media
Music
 Metallic Mario - Metal Mario theme | File info 1:22 |
Metal Mario's voice
| Mario Kart 8 - Metal Mario saying his name. | File info |
| Mario Kart 8 - Metal Mario saying, "Bravissimo!" | File info |
| Mario Kart 8 - Metal Mario saying, "Oh, Papà!" | File info |
| Mario Kart 8 - Metal Mario saying, "Oh, Mia Mamma!" | File info |
| Mario Kart 8 - Metal Mario saying, "Hee hee, I got it!" | File info |
See also
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | メタルマリオ[?] Metaru Mario |
Metal Mario | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 金屬瑪利歐[4] Jīnshǔ Mǎlì'ōu |
Metal Mario | |
| Dutch | Metalen Mario[?] | Metal Mario | |
| French | Mario de métal Métal Mario (Mario Kart 7 / Super Mario 3D All-Stars)[5] |
Metal Mario | |
| German | Metall-Mario[?] | Metal Mario | |
| Italian | Mario metallo[?] | Metal Mario | |
| Korean | 메탈마리오[?] Metal Mario |
Metal Mario | |
| Portuguese (NOA) | Mario metálico[?] | Metallic Mario | |
| Russian | Марио-металл[?] Mario-metall |
Metal Mario | |
| Spanish (NOA) | Mario de metal[?] | Metal Mario | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Mario de Metal[?] | Metal Mario |
Trivia
- In an interview with Shigeru Miyamoto in Nintendo Power's Mario Mania Player's Guide published in 1991, Miyamoto reportedly said: "Who knows what Mario will look like in the future? Maybe he'll wear metallic clothes!"[6] Coincidentally, the Metal Mario form's first appearance was in 1996, five years later.
- Three years after Shigeru Miyamoto's interview, the earliest visual depiction of a metallic Mario occurred through a Super Game Boy commercial, which also predates Metal Mario's appearance two years later.[7]
- The Silver Mario and Gold Mario costumes from Super Mario Maker play the Metallic Mario music when a Super Star is collected.
References
- ^ Super Mario 64 DS instruction booket. Page 21.
- ^ Kid Leaves Stoop (March 19, 2021). The most overused game graphic you never noticed | Texture Archaeology. YouTube. Retrieved July 26, 2012.
- ^ nintendaan (March 10, 2017). NOE PR - RACERS OF ALL AGES CAN LAUNCH OFF THE GRID ANYTIME, ANYWHERE, WITH ANYONE, WHEN MARIO KART 8 DELUXE RACES ONTO NINTENDO SWITCH ON 28TH APRIL. GoNintendo. Retrieved March 18, 2017.
- ^ Nintendo Switch 佳節禮物遊戲大合集. Page 5. nintendo.com. Retrieved February 3, 2021.
- ^ Super Mario™ 3D All-Stars pour la console Nintendo Switch™. nintendo.com. Archived January 16, 2021, 20:20:58 UTC from the original via Wayback Machine. Retrieved November 10, 2021.
- ^ VGArtAndTidbits (October 11, 2018). Shigeru Miyamoto interview from the 1991 book “Mario Mania” - the official Super Mario World strategy guide. Also included is isolated and cleaned art of Yoshi’s concept sketch from the upper left corner of the third page. Twitter. Retrieved September 18, 2020.
- ^ Japancommercials4U2 (December 29, 2009). Super Game Boy JPN Commercial. YouTube. Retrieved September 19, 2020.
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| Other characters | Para-Goom • Virus |
| Items and objects | Vitamin Capsule |
| Themes | Chill • Fever |
| Other | Gallery • Staff |
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| Unlockable | Luma • Baby Mario • Baby Peach • Dry Bowser | |
| Obtained from QR code | Red Yoshi • Blue Yoshi • Light Blue Yoshi • Yellow Yoshi • Pink Yoshi • Black Yoshi • White Yoshi • Metal Mario | |
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| Special Games | Ring Shot • Super Mario Tennis • Galaxy Rally • Ink Showdown | |
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