Mario Paintings made by Dave Pollot

In Super Mario World, only red, yellow and blue Baby Yoshis appear as standalone entities. While green Baby Yoshis exist in the game, they are treated merely as an intermediate stage between releasing a green Yoshi's egg from a block and it growing up into a green Yoshi automatically immediately after.

If the game is modified to allow green Baby Yoshis as standalone entities, they exhibit peculiar behavior when the camera is scrolled to reveal them, as shown in the footage. Note the Baby Yoshi eating the Koopa Troopa, seemingly lunging at Mario during this, and then disappearing entirely. The event is slowed down and zoomed in on the bottom for easier viewing.

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Super Mario World (SNES, 1990)

Hold B to sprint!

swordfighter peach ♥️🌹🗡️⚔️✨

So Many Coins 'Super Mario World' Super Nintendo

super mario world art i did for a class once

“Mario’s tummy ache”

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Officially licensed finger puppet of the Rip Van Fish enemy from Super Mario World, from Japan.

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Super Mario World (SNES, 1990)

the way that new mario game seems to be pulling a lot of poses and stylization from old official promo art got me thinking back to these style-imitation pieces i did back in 2020 for a friend's fangame project... old NES/SNES-era promo art is so interesting to study!!

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