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{{distinguish|Club Nintendo Hanafuda}}
{{distinguish|Club Nintendo Hanafuda}}
[[File:MH Upper.png|thumb|200px|Illustration on the upper face of the inner box of the red Mario Hanafuda deck]]
[[File:MH Upper.png|thumb|200px|Illustration on the upper face of the inner box of the red Mario Hanafuda deck. His face replaces that of Napoleon Bonaparte's found on the "President" set.]]
The '''Mario Hanafuda''' deck is a deck of Japanese playing cards known as {{wp|hanafuda}}. It was introduced during the [[Super Mario Bros. 30th Anniversary|30th Anniversary of ''Super Mario Bros.'']] The illustrations on the cards, including the ones on the inner box, are derived from the currently produced "President" set.<ref>[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/n09/hana-kabu_items/index.html Official site of the ''Hanafuda'' and ''Kabufuda'' sets currently produced by Nintendo]. ''Nintendo of Japan official site''. Retrieved March 11, 2016.</ref> Red- and black-decked versions of Mario Hanafuda were later made available on the [[My Nintendo]] Store in Europe on June 16, 2020,<ref>@NintendoEurope (June 16, 2020). [https://twitter.com/NintendoEurope/status/1272840852310822912?s=20 ''"Themed Hanafuda and playing card sets are now available from the #MyNintendo Store, while stocks last!"''] ''Twitter''. Retrieved June 16, 2020.</ref> along with postcards based on them.<ref>@NintendoEurope (June 16, 2020). [https://twitter.com/NintendoEurope/status/1272842020080562177?s=20 ''"This Mario Hanafuda postcard set is now available as a #MyNintendo Reward for 400 Platinum Points + shipping costs, while stocks last!"''] ''Twitter''. Retrieved June 16, 2020.</ref>
The '''Mario Hanafuda''' deck is a deck of Japanese playing cards known as {{wp|hanafuda}}. It was introduced during the [[Super Mario Bros. 30th Anniversary|30th Anniversary of ''Super Mario Bros.'']] The illustrations on the cards, including the ones on the inner box, are derived from the currently produced "President" set, which has been Nintendo's flagship brand of traditional hanafuda for over a century.<ref>[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/n09/hana-kabu_items/index.html Official site of the ''Hanafuda'' and ''Kabufuda'' sets currently produced by Nintendo]. ''Nintendo of Japan official site''. Retrieved March 11, 2016.</ref> Red- and black-decked versions of Mario Hanafuda were later made available on the [[My Nintendo]] Store in Europe on June 16, 2020,<ref>@NintendoEurope (June 16, 2020). [https://twitter.com/NintendoEurope/status/1272840852310822912?s=20 ''"Themed Hanafuda and playing card sets are now available from the #MyNintendo Store, while stocks last!"''] ''Twitter''. Retrieved June 16, 2020.</ref> along with postcards based on them.<ref>@NintendoEurope (June 16, 2020). [https://twitter.com/NintendoEurope/status/1272842020080562177?s=20 ''"This Mario Hanafuda postcard set is now available as a #MyNintendo Reward for 400 Platinum Points + shipping costs, while stocks last!"''] ''Twitter''. Retrieved June 16, 2020.</ref>


==Illustrations on the cards==
==Illustrations on the cards==

Revision as of 11:06, June 7, 2021

Not to be confused with Club Nintendo Hanafuda.
Illustration on the upper face of the inner box of the Mario Hanafuda red deck.
Illustration on the upper face of the inner box of the red Mario Hanafuda deck. His face replaces that of Napoleon Bonaparte's found on the "President" set.

The Mario Hanafuda deck is a deck of Japanese playing cards known as hanafuda. It was introduced during the 30th Anniversary of Super Mario Bros. The illustrations on the cards, including the ones on the inner box, are derived from the currently produced "President" set, which has been Nintendo's flagship brand of traditional hanafuda for over a century.[1] Red- and black-decked versions of Mario Hanafuda were later made available on the My Nintendo Store in Europe on June 16, 2020,[2] along with postcards based on them.[3]

Illustrations on the cards

In the Mario Hanafuda deck, all of the cards' traditional illustrations have been modified with elements from the Mario universe. Furthermore, a close inspection of the illustration reveals that a new printing method has been used with respect to the one used in the Club Nintendo Hanafuda. Another important aspect is that now some months follow a theme (although others are mixes of miscellaneous enemies, power ups and the Mario Bros. themselves):

January
Illustration on the first card of January in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the second card of January in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the third card of January in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the fourth card of January in the Mario Hanafuda deck.
February
Illustration on the first card of February in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the second card of February in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the third card of February in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the fourth card of February in the Mario Hanafuda deck.
March
Illustration on the first card of March in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the second card of March in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the third card of March in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the fourth card of March in the Mario Hanafuda deck.
April
Illustration on the first card of April in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the second card of April in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the third card of April in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the fourth card of April in the Mario Hanafuda deck.
May
Illustration on the first card of May in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the second card of May in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the third card of May in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the fourth card of May in the Mario Hanafuda deck.
June
Illustration on the first card of June in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the second card of June in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the third card of June in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the fourth card of June in the Mario Hanafuda deck.
July
Illustration on the first card of July in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the second card of July in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the third card of July in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the fourth card of July in the Mario Hanafuda deck.
August
Illustration on the first card of August in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the second card of August in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the third card of August in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the fourth card of August in the Mario Hanafuda deck.
September
Illustration on the first card of September in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the second card of September in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the third card of September in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the fourth card of September in the Mario Hanafuda deck.
October
Illustration on the first card of October in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the second card of October in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the third card of October in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the fourth card of October in the Mario Hanafuda deck.
November
Illustration on the first card of November in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the second card of November in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the third card of November in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the fourth card of November in the Mario Hanafuda deck.
December
Illustration on the first card of December in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the second card of December in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the third card of December in the Mario Hanafuda deck. Illustration on the fourth card of December in the Mario Hanafuda deck.

Appearances in games

In Mario Kart Tour, the first illustration of January, the fourth illustration of February, the first illustration of March, the fourth illustration of April, the first illustration of May, the first illustration of June, the third illustration of July, the first illustration of August, the first illustration of September, the second illustration of October, the first illustration of November, and the first illustration of December appear as tour-exclusive High-End gliders available as tour gifts for Gold Pass subscribers. Each one was released during their respective month from the card set.

Gallery

  • Artwork of Toad and Mario playing Mario Hanafuda from Nintendo Kids Space

    Artwork of Toad and Mario playing Mario Hanafuda from Nintendo Kids Space

  • Cameo of the first illustration of August as seen in the promotional artwork for Culdcept Revolt from Nintendo Co., Ltd.'s LINE account

    Cameo of the first illustration of August as seen in the promotional artwork for Culdcept Revolt from Nintendo Co., Ltd.'s LINE account

  • Cameo of the first illustration of December as seen in Nintendo's recruitment book

    Cameo of the first illustration of December as seen in Nintendo's recruitment book

External links

References

  1. ^ Official site of the Hanafuda and Kabufuda sets currently produced by Nintendo. Nintendo of Japan official site. Retrieved March 11, 2016.
  2. ^ @NintendoEurope (June 16, 2020). "Themed Hanafuda and playing card sets are now available from the #MyNintendo Store, while stocks last!" Twitter. Retrieved June 16, 2020.
  3. ^ @NintendoEurope (June 16, 2020). "This Mario Hanafuda postcard set is now available as a #MyNintendo Reward for 400 Platinum Points + shipping costs, while stocks last!" Twitter. Retrieved June 16, 2020.
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