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Description	Bowser's Castle from the Super Mario Bros. 3 map.
Edited	Edited to make the outline solid black rather than transparent and the ground transparent rather than colored, for use in level name templates
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	Date/Time	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	10:24, February 19, 2025	16 × 16 (311 bytes)	Nintendo101 (talk \| contribs)	Reverted to version as of 23:36, February 18, 2025 (EST) This is probably fine. The size uniformity is appealing for the templates, and it is still identifiable as Bowser's Castle.
	10:17, February 19, 2025	32 × 32 (623 bytes)	Doc von Schmeltwick (talk \| contribs)	Please remember there was a proposal that said to give priority to the 15 degree canonical palette. Regardless of how the pixel mapping looks, it should have that palette.
	09:54, February 19, 2025	32 × 32 (1 KB)	Nintendo101 (talk \| contribs)	Reverted to version as of 22:20, February 18, 2025 (EST) Upload it separately if you want this. This is more recognizable. Please do not mess with the templates.
	23:36, February 18, 2025	16 × 16 (311 bytes)	Doc von Schmeltwick (talk \| contribs)	That shading adapts better, actually
	23:34, February 18, 2025	16 × 16 (311 bytes)	Doc von Schmeltwick (talk \| contribs)	On that note, how about we just hybridize them all?
	23:25, February 18, 2025	16 × 16 (308 bytes)	Doc von Schmeltwick (talk \| contribs)	Actually, since the accurate one is uploaded elsewhere now, let's just use the smaller one from the ending since it's closer in size to the other level icons anyway.
	23:23, February 18, 2025	32 × 32 (616 bytes)	Doc von Schmeltwick (talk \| contribs)	I'd argue it should be all or nothing; given how weirdly it's designed, we can't really say with 100% certainty what's meant to be "part" of the castle and what's meant to be seen through it. A pixel in the lower right might just be a blank space between the rim and a tower, and it may just be shading on the rim.
	22:20, February 18, 2025	32 × 32 (1 KB)	Waluigi Time (talk \| contribs)	Reverted to version as of 17:00, February 18, 2025 (EST) If the sprite is already modified to more closely reflect how it appears in-game I don't see why having transparent pixels is "better".
	20:23, February 18, 2025	32 × 32 (611 bytes)	Doc von Schmeltwick (talk \| contribs)	Reverted to version as of 16:54, February 18, 2025 (EST) You misunderstand, that's exactly what I'm going to do. The "accurate" transparency one features the transparency on the -outline- rather than the brown part. It's generally for the best to keep them four-colors-counting-transparency regardless, and given how it's shrunk on the templates a few internal pixels being transparent isn't going to make much if any difference.
	17:00, February 18, 2025	32 × 32 (1 KB)	Nintendo101 (talk \| contribs)	Reverted to version as of 19:45, November 11, 2017 (EST) I understand that you wanted the assets exactly as their stored, but given how this specific one is utilized throughout the wiki in a template, I recommend uploading the one with transparency as a separate file. This asset has to be recognizable on non-black backgrounds.