#then it was super mario 64 ds

[random-dragon-exe]

Welp, today's a bit of a sad day.

TLDR: Charles Martinet is stepping down as Mario, Luigi, and the other characters he's voicing.

I don't know what else to say except "thank you so much for making our childhoods".

Thanks for the memories Charles Martinet and may your legacy as Mario live on.

[clophie]

super mario 64 ds (2004) - watercolour

[suppermariobroth]

In Super Mario 64 DS, if Wario dives into a pillar in Shifting Sand Land at a specific angle, he will be transported below the course.

However, since he is also below the death barrier, he will not die immediately. Instead, he will spend a long time falling before encountering a failsafe far below the regular death barrier, at which point he will finally die.

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[retrogamingblog2]

What the fuck did Luigi ever do to Toad?!?

[jisuto]

[pianokantzart]

Very curious about this implied friendship.

[n64retro]

Super Mario 64 DS Nintendo EAD Nintendo DS 2004

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[panda-eggs]

harmony 64 ds

[nintendometro]

Bob-omb Battlefield 'Super Mario 64 DS' Nintendo DS

[fungalfalls]

Picture Polker ♦️💫

[doweesig]

Wario taught Yoshi a new word :0

[yourdailymariogif]

Your daily Mario gif.

[suppermariobroth]

In Super Mario 64 DS, a detail about the animations of the playable characters that is very difficult to notice unless directly comparing them is that their sleeping animations (visible when they have been left idle for an extended time) have been specifically coordinated to make each of them sleep on a different side of his body.

Mario always sleeps on his right side, Luigi on his left side, Wario on his back and Yoshi on his stomach.

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[weirdmarioenemies]

Name: mario mini

Debut: Super Mario 64 DS

Today's Weird Mario Entity is a Weird Mario Head! Mario is the least weird Mario Entity there could possibly be, but there is an easy solution, and that is to remove his body, and hide it from him. Everyone loves when that happens! His floating head in Super Mario 64 is iconic and nostalgic. His floating head in Mario Teaches Typing is oh so funny. But I think my personal favorite Mario Head is mario mini! What is mario mini? I won't tell you, because I don't know!

Here is one sighting! This is the Tox Box Shuffle minigame. Yoshi is under one of the Tox Boxes, and you need to watch to find out which one! But you are not the only one watching. Oh, no. Mario Head is watching. And he is SO watching! There on the top screen, gazing down at the bottom, watching the boxes swap around. Is this divine intervention? A heavenly Mario Head here to advise you? Two heads are better than one, and a Mario head is worth at least four standard human heads!

He's just here to watch, though. Maybe he's fascinated by the Tox Boxes here using their original design instead of the one this very game gave them. He will not help you. Help? From Super Mario? When his dear friend is in peril? No way! You are on your own, and he will react according to your choices. If you find Yoshi, he will be so happy! He will laugh, using the voice clip normally heard when his tuckus is set ablaze. And if you get too many wrong, he will act like he got knocked out, and fly back in a daze! Maybe this minigame is his new torso, and you're toying with his vitals!

He behaves pretty much the same in Boom Box, the game where you must match the sounds made by chests. He also reacts in delight upon hearing each sound! He recognizes them! Like a dog seeing a squirrel on TV! There is a lot here for him to be interested in seeing, I think. A fascinatingly still image of Yoshi opening a chest on the shore, with a wooden chair submerged behind him, and to top it all off, the chest isn't even using the same design as the actual interactable ones. I'd expect nothing less from a mario mini product!

So now we ask, what IS mario mini? Mario's head is just in front of what seem to be a bunch of screens displaying its name, like he's floating in a department store where every TV is synced, showing the same commercial on loop. If these were TVs, they would certainly be mini. But maybe this is a view from INSIDE the mario mini? Imagine it. A revolutionary VR experience where you can look at a bunch of screens that say mario mini on them. How much would you pay to do that? J-just curious!

The "mini" is probably because these are minigames. But then, why these two? I guess they were the ones they had the least ideas of what to put on the top screen for! To me, mario mini above all else reminds me of Pokemon Mini, like a tiny Mario game you can put in your pocket and take with you instead of taking a much better Mario game with you. But we will never know the truth of mario mini! Mario Head will never tell us, and we would know. We've been holding his torso for ransom this whole time!

[indeedgoodman]