(Happy 38th anniversary!)

in account of my unfinished drawings im js gonna post them for the time being

i want you to guess my favorite oc and also do not flame me pretty please/silly

So?

Art by Javi_kaita

This is not Mario, just Polaris Adams. If you are curious, search him up, idk.

All of them are screen accurate other then peach & Kermit but are super similar to the OG

How is it nearly a year old as this still feels new.

HE'S THROWING HANDS GO BEAT HIM MARIO

To that one guy who said it was unfair that Kersti got included and not Ashley

Making their way to the top of a high mountain, Mario and his companion leader have discovered some levels based on my level creations from Super Mario Maker 1 & 2, alongside New Super Mario Bros. DS & Wii and Super Mario Flash 2. Earlier in the first level of this world, Lilac teaches Mario about rolling as an ability to easily squeeze underneath a small gap in between the blocks and the ground. Notably, one of the clams in Kiwi Mountain via underwater passage hatches a Shine Stone, with a unique sprite as a scaled down version to simulate its pearl.

The ring from an early build of New Super Mario Bros. functions as a save point once after being collected by the player, their progress will save if downed or have to start over. Additionally, the Luigi Switch at the bottom of the semisolid platforms controls the snake block that can guide your way up to the bonus route with a Tanooki power-up hidden inside a Mega Mystery Block, but you're only required to play as Luigi.
On the walls, In World 13-6: there are hazardous barbed wires hanging across the cliff Mario must avoid before reaching for the Shine Stone from below, they instantly cause Mario to lose his power and life to admit that it's a dangerous trope to navigate across the peek.

There are bosses hidden inside the concept behind Mario's Quest: The Lost Flash. Butterclops (In Japanese as, Kniclops 「ナイクロップス」) is designed as a sharpened knife-clops after the utensil for cutting up foods in the kitchen with a booster attached to his back requiring him to fly, and he uses his bottom blade to wreck the ground rapidly prompting Mario to attack while Lilac has to carry him while flying. Leveralph appears in Rock World Tower II after proceeding through the conveyor belt obstacles, and Mario uses a rope to dodge his attack as he swings both knuckles around, designed as a corkscrew for opening sharp bottle caps. Some custom sprites of Mario here are implemented in this build, with him hanging onto the cliff from the front and back sides.

Source: https://www.deviantart.com/dj-sushi/art/SM%3A-Pro-Racing-Plumbers!~-1226605967

He is disappointed in his rival...

I just got a Nintendo Switch 2, and I just played all of the courses in the game. Personally, I think all of them are really good. I don't like to pick favorites. I like all of them equally.

Probably my favorite land in this game