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'''{{wp|Dot-S}}''' (in Japanese: ドッツ, also styled as '''.S''') is a {{wp|Tomica|Tomytec}} toy product created in 2005 and found in Japan. It consists of various sets, each containing a number of grids and numerous pegs of various colors. Each set can be used to create sprites following provided instructions or arranged in any format. Also included are supports for the grids and a number of pieces that can be used to attach grids together. | '''{{wp|Dot-S}}''' (in Japanese: ドッツ, also styled as '''.S''') is a {{wp|Tomica|Tomytec}} toy product created in 2005 and found in Japan. It consists of various sets, each containing a number of grids and numerous pegs of various colors. Each set can be used to create sprites following provided instructions or arranged in any format. Also included are supports for the grids and a number of pieces that can be used to attach grids together. | ||
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Dot-S (in Japanese: ドッツ, also styled as .S) is a Tomytec toy product created in 2005 and found in Japan. It consists of various sets, each containing a number of grids and numerous pegs of various colors. Each set can be used to create sprites following provided instructions or arranged in any format. Also included are supports for the grids and a number of pieces that can be used to attach grids together.
Super Mario sets
Super Mario Bros. (A Set)
This set was released on July 3, 2005.[1] It contains 520 colored pins, two black panels, two yellow bases, and two yellow joint parts.[2]
Color | Quantity |
---|---|
Skin-1 | 90 |
Red-1 | 140 |
Olive | 150 |
Orange-1 | 100 |
White | 40 |
Sample Recipes
Sample 1 (Mario)
Sample 2 (Super Mushroom)
Sample 4 (Red Shell)
Sample 5 (Mario jumping)
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Sample 6 (Spiny)
Sample 7 (Super Mario)
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Sample 8 (red Koopa Troopa)
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Sample 9 (Super Mario ducking)
Super Mario Bros. (B Set)
This set was released on July 3, 2005.[3] It contains 520 colored pins, two black panels, two gray bases, and two gray joint parts.[4]
Color | Quantity |
---|---|
Skin-1 | 90 |
White | 140 |
Green-1 | 150 |
Yellow-2 | 100 |
Red-1 | 40 |
Sample Recipes
Sample 1 (Luigi)
Sample 2 (Fire Flower)
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Sample 4 (Green Shell)
Sample 5 (Luigi swimming)
Sample 6 (a green Cheep Cheep)
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Sample 8 (Bowser)
Super Mario Bros. (C Set)
This set was released on May 15, 2006.[5] It contains 650 colored pins, four blue panels, four brown bases, and four brown joint parts.[6]
Color | Quantity |
---|---|
Skin-1 | 50 |
Olive | 70 |
Red-1 | 60 |
Skin-2 | 90 |
Brown-1 | 200 |
Black | 140 |
White | 40 |
Sample Recipes
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Sample 1 (Mario standing on a ground block)
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Sample 2 (Mario walking on a Brick)
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Sample 3 (Mario jumping from a Hard Block)
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Sample 4 (Mario skidding on an Empty Block)
Sample 5 (Goomba)
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Sample 6 (Buzzy Beetle)
Sample 7 (Mario stomping a Goomba)
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Sample 8 (Mario losing a life to a Buzzy Shell)
Super Mario Bros. (D Set)
This set was released on May 15, 2006.[7] It contains 650 colored pins, four black panels, four blue bases, and four blue joint parts.[8]
Color | Quantity |
---|---|
Skin-1 | 50 |
Green-1 | 70 |
White | 70 |
Light Blue-2 | 90 |
Cyan-1 | 200 |
Blue-2 | 140 |
Brown-1 | 30 |
Sample Recipes
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Luigi-001 (standing on a ground block)
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Luigi-002 (walking on a Brick)
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Luigi-004 (skidding over an Empty Block)
Scene-001 (Luigi kicking a Buzzy Shell)
Luigi climbing a Beanstalk
.S Collection Nintendo Version
This set was released in November 2006. It contained instructions for characters from both the Super Mario franchise and the series The Legend of Zelda.[9]
Super Mario Sample Recipes
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Kuribo-002
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Mario-D-002
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Other Sample Recipes
- Link-001
- Link-002
- Moriburin-001
- Moriburin-002
Catch the Dot-S Super Mario Bros. 3 Sets
These sets were released in October 2006. They were part of the Catch the Dot-S (in japanese:キャッチザドッツ) collection featuring sets from various Famicom series.
04 – Mario Set (A Set)
Sample 1 (Small Mario)
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Sample 2 (Mario losing a life)
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Sample 3 (Super Leaf)
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Sample 4 (Raccoon Mario)
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Sample 5 (Super Mario jumping)
04 – Kuribo Set (B Set)
Sample 1 (red Goomba)
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Sample 2 (Cheep Cheep)
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Sample 3 (Super Mushroom)
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Sample 4 (Boo)
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Sample 5 (Spiny)
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Sample 6 (Super Star)
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Sample 7 (Fire Bro)
05 – Luigi Set (A Set)
Sample 1 (Luigi)
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Sample 2 (Luigi jumping)
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Sample 3 (Luigi swimming)
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Sample 4 (Super Luigi walking)
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Sample 5 (Raccoon Luigi flying)
05 – 1UP Mushroom Set (B Set)
- 1UP Mushroom
- Green Shell
- Blooper
- Nipper Plant
- Fire Flower
Other Catch the Dot-S Sets
- 01 – Bubble Bobble (July 2006)
- 02 – Ghosts 'n Goblins (August 2006)
- 03 – Ninja JaJaMaru-kun (September 2006)
- 06 – Sonson (November 2006)
- 07 – Devil World (December 2006)
- 08 – TwinBee (January 2007)
- 09 – Solomon's Key (February 2007)
- 10 – Bomberman (March 2007)
- 11 – Lode Runner (April 2007)
References
- ^ スーパーナリオブラザーズ(Aセット). dot's official website (Archived on June 26, 2011), retrieved July 19, 2023.
- ^ Photo of the contents of the set. Retrieved July 20th, 2023.
- ^ スーパーナリオブラザーズ(Bセット). dot's official website (Archived on June 23, 2013), retrieved July 19, 2023.
- ^ Photo of the contents of the set. Retrieved July 20th, 2023.
- ^ スーパーナリオブラザーズ(Cセット). dot's official website (Archived on November 12, 2012), retrieved July 19, 2023.
- ^ Photo of the contents of the set. Retrieved July 20th, 2023.
- ^ スーパーナリオブラザーズ(Dセット). dot's official website (Archived on August 3, 2014), retrieved July 19, 2023.
- ^ Photo of the contents of the set. Retrieved July 20th, 2023.
- ^ ドッツコレクション ニンテンドウバージョン. dot's official website (Archived on November 12, 2012), retrieved July 19, 2023.