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This is a list of the various positive and negative status effects found in the [[Mario (franchise)|''Mario'' franchise]] and related series. | |||
A status effect is a condition that affects gameplay and can only befall either enemies and bosses, or the characters the player is controlling. Being part of video game jargon this term only pertains to the video game titles of the ''Mario'' franchise. For conditions found in non-video games, or such that are part of the plot and don't directly affect gameplay, see [[:Category:Diseases]]. | A status effect is a condition that affects gameplay and can only befall either enemies and bosses, or the characters the player is controlling. Being part of video game jargon this term only pertains to the video game titles of the ''Mario'' franchise. For conditions found in non-video games, or such that are part of the plot and don't directly affect gameplay, see [[:Category:Diseases]]. | ||
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Revision as of 17:23, August 23, 2022
This is a list of the various positive and negative status effects found in the Mario franchise and related series.
A status effect is a condition that affects gameplay and can only befall either enemies and bosses, or the characters the player is controlling. Being part of video game jargon this term only pertains to the video game titles of the Mario franchise. For conditions found in non-video games, or such that are part of the plot and don't directly affect gameplay, see Category:Diseases.
Subcategories
This category has the following 15 subcategories, out of 15 total.
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- Paper Mario status effects (17 P)
