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Makes fire explode from his palm and strikes a pose.Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Waluigi.Īll of Mario's victory poses are reused from Super Smash Bros. The fanfare is a cover of the level clear (flagpole) fanfare from Super Mario Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U is reused for Super Smash Bros.

#Urban strife game wiki series#

The victory fanfare used by characters of the Super Mario series in Super Smash Bros. This is near-identical to the opening of Super Mario 64. The pipe then slides back into the ground. This is similar to Mario's defeat pose from Donkey Kong.Ī warp pipe appears out of the ground, and Mario happily jumps out of it. Spins around in mid-air with his arms and legs outstretched before falling on his back. This is similar to his level clear pose from the New Super Mario Bros. The size Mario grows to stacks with the Super Mushroom item or other instances that increase sizes. Grows to a large size as if using a Super Mushroom power-up, before shrinking back down. Mario fires two large fireballs that spin around each other as they rush across the stage horizontally. instead fires two small orbs of water that push opponents away further. The move takes long to fully charge and can not be angled as much, but F.L.U.D.D. The nozzle can be angled further and takes less time to charge, but opponents are not pushed back as far. The nozzle cannot angled and takes longer to charge, but the water now deals fire damage that increases slightly when fully charged. The nozzle can be angled upwards/downwards. Using F.L.U.D.D., Mario fires a jet of water forwards that pushes away opponents. Despite this, he deals no damage with either jump. Mario travels a shorter distance at first, but after coming in contact with an opponent he will bounce double the height of the first. Mario's fist explodes at the peak of his jump, but he travels a shorter distance upwards. Mario travels upwards a longer distance, but deals no damage. Mario jumps upwards with his fist above his head. The cape can not reflect projectiles and deals no damage to those hit, but pushes Mario forward when used in the air. Projectiles are reflected at a slower speed and deal less damage, but pushes opponents back further and has a larger range. The cape can no longer reflect projectiles, but deals electric damage to those around it. Mario whips his cape, which can reflect projectiles back at opponents. Both fireballs deal half the amount of damage as normal. The fireball will split in two, with one travelling slower than the other one.

The fireball travels further and at a higher speed, though with reduced damage.Ī large ball of fire is fired forward that travels really slowly but can deal damage multiple times. Mario fires a small ball of fire that bounces along the ground six times before extinguishing. Farm, Parks and Recreation, and The Big Bang Theory. Several examples include his likeness being used as a statue in both Pilotwings ° Avalanche, a costume that can be worn by Rayman in Rayman Legends, and even having his games played (or parodied) in various television series such as A.N.T.

Mario has also made a considerable amount of cameos in other Nintendo titles, and has been referenced in third party titles, or even other media. He has also appeared in various other series in other roles, most notably as the golfer in the NES title Golf, the referee in the original Punch-Out!! titles, and as the controller of the paddle from Alleyway. In Luigi's Mansion and its sequel, Luigi must rescue Mario from King Boo, whom had trapped the red-clad plumber within paintings. Though commonly known as the main protagonist of the mainline Mario titles, he has also taken on other roles within video games. Usually assisted by his brother Luigi, Mario must utilize various power-ups to traverse the various levels that Bowser's minions inhabited to stall Mario's advance. Mario is the main protagonist of the Super Mario series, and is often tasked with rescuing the Mushroom Kingdom's ruler, Princess Peach, from the clutches of Bowser. Mario's up tilt has slightly better knockback.Ĭape now pushes Mario a slight bit backwards should it make contact with an opponent when used on the ground. Mario has slightly better traction (0.45 → 0.5). Mario dashes slightly faster (1.6 → 1.65). Mario's Fireballs now bounce more times before extinguishing. The coins that appear while performing Super Jump Punch now take the appearance of normal Coins from Super Mario 3D World.į.L.U.D.D.'s nozzle now reaches over Mario's head, and he holds it by the two handles as opposed to the neck. When performing a footstool jump, the sound heard when Mario jumps on a spring from Super Mario Bros.