The 'Shroom:Issue 133/Pipe Plaza
Director’s Notes
Written by:The Pyro Guy (talk)
Welcome to April's Pipe Plaza. The weather is nice, the sections are excellent and you've got me,The Pyro Guy ruling it with an iron fist. I hope you enjoy it!
April is a nice month. The sun begins to shine, the flowers start to bloom and my hay fever hasn't kicked in yet. I've also got some exams approaching fast, so maybe I'll find a way to study and write these notes at the same time. Peut-être, je peux écrire ça en français? (I hope I got that right.) But I'm still here, writing for you. Pipe Plaza is, of course, my top priority.
There's no news in particular for this month; it's business as usual and we're all happy writers here. But I was an interviewee in a certain section, so if you'd like to, you know, read more about myself, check it out.
Section of the Month
Honestly, these vote numbers are looking a little low this month. Either way, well done toSuperchao (talk),Lakituthequick (talk) andYoshi876 (talk), and make sure you vote just as hard in this team as you do for all the others!
| Pipe Plaza SECTION OF THE MONTH | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Place | Section | Votes | % | Writer |
| 1st | Interview | 5 | 31.25% | Superchao |
| 2nd | Anniversary Announcements | 3 | 18.75% | Lakituthequick |
| 3rd | Retro Feature | 2 | 12.5% | Yoshi876 |
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New Articles
Hello, everyone! I’m LudwigVon, your Statistics Manager, here to present you a new edition of New Articles. A section where I give you an up to date about all the new articles created within the past month. It is always a pleasure to see the creation of new articles that will increase the information found on the Super Mario Wiki. When creating new articles, be sure to keep in mind theManual of Style.
Without further ado, let’s take a look at those new articles.
| Article | Creator | Date | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Red block (Wario: Master of Disguise) | 7feetunder (talk) | March 10 | An object fromWario: Master of Disguise. |
| Blue block | 7feetunder (talk) | March 10 | An object fromWario: Master of Disguise. |
| Pull Switch | TwelfthKnight (talk) | March 10 | Small blue levers found inCaptain Toad: Treasure Tracker. |
| Area S-9 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 11 | The ninth course ofRainbow Summit inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area S-10 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 11 | The tenth course of Rainbow Summit inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area S-11 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 11 | The eleventh course of Rainbow Summit inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area S-12 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 11 | The twelfth course of Rainbow Summit inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Blocker | LuigiMaster123 (talk) | March 11 | Objects that appear inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| World 6-7 (Super Mario Bros. 3) | ThePokémonGamer (talk) | March 11 | The seventh main level ofIce Land inSuper Mario Bros. 3. |
| list of Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars media | Super Radio (talk) | March 12 | A list of media files for the gameMario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars. |
| Level 2-1 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 12 | The first level ofDonkey Kong Jungle inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 2-1 | Alex95 (talk) | March 12 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 2-1”. |
| Level 2-2 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 12 | The second level of Donkey Kong Jungle inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 2-2 | Alex95 (talk) | March 12 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 2-2”. |
| Lightning (character) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 12 | A character in theSaturday Supercade episodeJunior Meets Kid Dynamo. |
| Voltage-Proof Coil | 7feetunder (talk) | March 12 | An item inWario: Master of Disguise. This item can be found in atreasure chest inCarpaccio's Lab. |
| Dynamite | 7feetunder (talk) | March 12 | An item inWario: Master of Disguise. This item can be found in a treasure chest in Carpaccio's Lab. |
| Level 2-3 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 13 | The third level of Donkey Kong Jungle inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 2-3 | Alex95 (talk) | March 12 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 2-3”. |
| Level 2-4 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 13 | The fourth level of Donkey Kong Jungle inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 2-4 | Alex95 (talk) | March 13 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 2-4”. |
| list of Sammer Guy quotes | Ultimate Mr. L (talk) | March 13 | A list of quotes bySammer Guys in theDuel of 100 ofSuper Paper Mario. |
| Puzzle Palace | LuigiMaster123 (talk) | March 13 | The second world ofMario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move. |
| Level 2-5 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 14 | The fifth level of Donkey Kong Jungle inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 2-5 | Alex95 (talk) | March 14 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 2-5”. |
| Level 2-6 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 14 | The sixth level of Donkey Kong Jungle inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 2-6 | Alex95 (talk) | March 14 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 2-6”. |
| Level 2-mm | Alex95 (talk) | March 15 | The seventh level of Donkey Kong Jungle inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 2-DK | Alex95 (talk) | March 15 | The eighth level of Donkey Kong Jungle inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Area S-13 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 15 | The thirteenth course of Rainbow Summit inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area S-14 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 15 | The fourteenth course of Rainbow Summit inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area S-15 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 15 | The fifteenth course of Rainbow Summit inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area S-16 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 15 | The sixteenth course of Rainbow Summit inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Many Mini Mayhem | LuigiMaster123 (talk) | March 16 | The third world inMario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move. |
| Blue Lift | Super Radio (talk) | March 16 | Elevator mechanisms that are found inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars. |
| Giant Jungle | LuigiMaster123 (talk) | March 16 | The fourth and final world inMario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move. |
| Yellow Key | 7feetunder (talk) | March 17 | One of the three coloredkeys found inAllergia Gardens inWario: Master of Disguise. |
| Red Key (Wario: Master of Disguise) | 7feetunder (talk) | March 17 | One of the three colored keys found in Allergia Gardens inWario: Master of Disguise. |
| Blue Key (Wario: Master of Disguise) | 7feetunder (talk) | March 17 | One of the three colored keys found in Allergia Gardens inWario: Master of Disguise. |
| Crimson Diamond | 7feetunder (talk) | March 17 | An item found inWario: Master of Disguise. |
| Water Valve | LuigiMaster123 (talk) | March 17 | Blue variations ofWarp Pipes that appear inMario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis. |
| Stage 6-8 | LUIGIRULES71 (talk) | March 17 | The eighth and final level of theAirplane of theGame Boy version ofDonkey Kong. |
| Stage 7-1 | LUIGIRULES71 (talk) | March 17 | The first level of theIceberg of the Game Boy version ofDonkey Kong. |
| Stage 7-2 | LUIGIRULES71 (talk) | March 17 | The second level of the Iceberg of the Game Boy version ofDonkey Kong. |
| list of sponsors in Mario Kart Wii | BBQ Turtle (talk) | March 18 | A list of the sponsors that have only appeared inMario Kart Wii. |
| Pi'illo Temple | Masked-R (talk) | March 18 | A temple built inSomnom Woods. It appears inMario & Luigi: Dream Team. |
| Rotate Pipe | LuigiMaster123 (talk) | March 18 | Variations of Warp Pipes that appear inMario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis. |
| Blue Ladder | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 18 | Ladders that are found inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area S-17 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 19 | The seventeenth course of Rainbow Summit inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area S-18 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 19 | The eighteenth course of Rainbow Summit inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area S-19 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 19 | The ninteenth course of Rainbow Summit inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area S-20 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 19 | The twentieth course of Rainbow Summit inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Level 3-1 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 19 | The first level ofFire Mountain inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 3-2 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 19 | The second level of Fire Mountain inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Dr. Demise | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 19 | A character in theSaturday Supercade episode Junior Meets Kid Dynamo. |
| Level 3-1 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 19 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 3-1”. |
| Level 3-2 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 19 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 3-2”. |
| Magnet Rod | LuigiMaster123 (talk) | March 19 | Objects that first appear inMario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis. |
| Area X-1 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 19 | The first course ofSecret Storage inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area X-2 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 19 | The second course of Secret Storage inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area X-3 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 20 | The third course of Secret Storage inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area X-4 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 20 | The fourth course of Secret Storage inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Special Episode Part 1 | 7feetunder (talk) | March 21 | The first of five extra episodes. It is unlocked after completing thefinal main story episode ofWario: Master of Disguise. |
| World 17-3 (Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS) | Yoshi the SSM (talk) | March 21 | The third level of World 17 of Super Mario Challenge fromSuper Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS. |
| World 17-4 (Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS) | Yoshi the SSM (talk) | March 21 | The fourth level of World 17 of Super Mario Challenge fromSuper Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS. |
| Canoeing | BBQ Turtle (talk) | March 21 | A class of events that appears only in theWii version ofMario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games. |
| Canoe Sprint 1000m | BBQ Turtle (talk) | March 21 | AnEvent that appears only in the Wii version ofMario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games. |
| Special Episode Part 2 | 7feetunder (talk) | March 22 | The second of five extra episodes. It is unlocked after completing the final main story episode ofWario: Master of Disguise. |
| Special Episode Part 3 | 7feetunder (talk) | March 22 | The third of five extra episodes. It is unlocked after completing the final main story episode ofWario: Master of Disguise. |
| Lost Child | Wario W. 97 (talk) | March 22 | A downloadablemicrogame inWarioWare: D.I.Y. andWarioWare: D.I.Y. Showcase. |
| Arcade Archives | Glowsquid (talk) | March 22 | A line of downloadable rereleases of arcade games byHamster Corporation. |
| Level 3-3 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 22 | The third level of Fire Mountain inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 3-4 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 22 | The fourth level of Fire Mountain inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 3-3 | Alex95 (talk) | March 22 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 3-3”. |
| Level 3-4 | Alex95 (talk) | March 22 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 3-4”. |
| World 17-5 | Yoshi the SSM (talk) | March 22 | The fifth level of World 17 of Super Mario Challenge fromSuper Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS. |
| World 17-6 | Yoshi the SSM (talk) | March 22 | The sixth level of World 17 of Super Mario Challenge fromSuper Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS. |
| Area X-5 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 22 | The fifth course of Secret Storage inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area X-6 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 22 | The sixth course of Secret Storage inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area X-7 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 22 | The seventh course of Secret Storage inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area X-8 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 22 | The eighth course of Secret Storage inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area X-9 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 22 | The ninth course of Secret Storage inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Area X-10 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 22 | The tenth course of Secret Storage inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| World 17-7 | Yoshi the SSM (talk) | March 22 | The seventh level of World 17 of Super Mario Challenge fromSuper Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS. |
| Special Episode Part 4 | 7feetunder (talk) | March 23 | The fourth of five extra episodes. It is unlocked after completing the final main story episode ofWario: Master of Disguise. |
| Level 3-5 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 23 | The fifth level of Fire Mountain inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 3-6 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 23 | The sixth level of Fire Mountain inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 3-5 | Alex95 (talk) | March 23 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 3-5”. |
| Level 3-6 | Alex95 (talk) | March 23 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 3-6”. |
| World 17-8 | Yoshi the SSM (talk) | March 23 | The eighth and last level of World 17 of Super Mario Challenge fromSuper Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS. |
| World 18-8 | Yoshi the SSM (talk) | March 23 | The eighth and last level of World 18 of Super Mario Challenge fromSuper Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS. |
| Special Episode Part 5 | 7feetunder (talk) | March 24 | The last of five extra episodes. It is unlocked after completing the final main story episode ofWario: Master of Disguise. |
| Level 3-mm | Alex95 (talk) | March 24 | The seventh level of Fire Mountain inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 3-DK | Alex95 (talk) | March 24 | The eighth level of Fire Mountain inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| New Wave Ape | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 25 | The seventeenth episode of the first season ofSaturday Supercade. |
| list of Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem! media | Super Radio (talk) | March 25 | A list of media files for the gameMario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!. |
| Level 1-3 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars) | Super Radio (talk) | March 27 | The third course of Rolling Hills inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars. |
| Level 1-4 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars) | Super Radio (talk) | March 27 | The fourth course of Rolling Hills inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars. |
| Level 4-1 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 27 | The first level ofSpooky House inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 4-2 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 27 | The second level of Spooky House inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Stage 5 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 27 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Stage 5”. |
| Stage 6 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 27 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Stage 6”. |
| Stage 7 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 27 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Stage 7”. |
| Stage 8 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 27 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Stage 8”. |
| Stage 9 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 27 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Stage 9”. |
| Stage 10 | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 27 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Stage 10”. |
| Stage 1 (Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 27 | The first level ofMorton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel inHotel Mario. This is also the first level of the game. |
| Stage 2 (Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 27 | The second level of Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 3 (Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 27 | The third level of Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 4 (Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 27 | The fourth level of Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 5 (Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 27 | The fifth level of Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 6 (Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 27 | The sixth level of Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 7 (Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 27 | The seventh level of Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 8 (Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 27 | The eighth level of Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 9 (Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 27 | The ninth level of Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Morton's Tree House o' Pain | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 27 | The tenth level of Morton's Wood Door Hysteria Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Wooden Bridge | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 27 | A scrap found inPaper Mario: Sticker Star. |
| Stage 7-3 | LUIGIRULES71 (talk) | March 27 | The third level of the Iceberg of the Game Boy version ofDonkey Kong. |
| Comet Piece (scrap) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 28 | A scrap found inPaper Mario: Sticker Star. |
| Level 4-1 | Alex95 (talk) | March 28 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 4-1”. |
| Level 4-2 | Alex95 (talk) | March 28 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 4-2”. |
| Level 4-3 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 28 | The third level of Spooky House inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 4-4 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 28 | The fourth level of Spooky House inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 4-3 | Alex95 (talk) | March 28 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 4-3”. |
| Level 4-4 | Alex95 (talk) | March 28 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 4-4”. |
| Tiki Tong Tower | SuperStringMuon (talk) | March 28 | The giant, seemingly living tower in the center of theVolcano inDonkey Kong Country Returns. |
| Kung Fu | Shiny K-Troopa (talk) | March 28 | A single-playerminigame inGame & Wario. |
| Green Warp Pipe | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 28 | A scrap found inPaper Mario: Sticker Star. |
| White Gate | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | March 28 | A scrap found inPaper Mario: Sticker Star. |
| Stage 7-4 | LUIGIRULES71 (talk) | March 29 | The fourth level of the Iceberg of the Game Boy version ofDonkey Kong. |
| Level 4-5 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 29 | The fifth level of Spooky House inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 4-6 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | March 29 | The sixth level of Spooky House inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 4-5 | Alex95 (talk) | March 29 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 4-5”. |
| Level 4-6 | Alex95 (talk) | March 29 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 4-6”. |
| Level 1-5 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars) | Super Radio (talk) | March 29 | The fifth course of Rolling Hills inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars. |
| Level 1-6 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars) | Super Radio (talk) | March 29 | The sixth course of Rolling Hills inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars. |
| Level 1-7 | Super Radio (talk) | March 29 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 1-7”. |
| Level 1-7 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars) | Super Radio (talk) | March 29 | The seventh course of Rolling Hills inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars. |
| Level 1-8 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars) | Super Radio (talk) | March 29 | The eighth and last course of Rolling Hills inMario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars. |
| Level 1-8 | Super Radio (talk) | March 29 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 1-8”. |
| Level 4-mm | Alex95 (talk) | March 30 | The seventh level of Spooky House inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 4-DK | Alex95 (talk) | March 30 | The eighth level of Spooky House inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| MarioWiki:BJAODN/April Fool's 2018/Fit and Funky | Glowsquid (talk) | March 31 | Super Mario Wiki’s April Fool's Day joke of 2018. |
| MarioWiki:BJAODN/April Fool's 2018 | Glowsquid (talk) | March 31 | Super Mario Wiki’s April Fool's Day joke of 2018. |
| Stage 7-5 | LUIGIRULES71 (talk) | April 1 | The fifth level of the Iceberg of the Game Boy version ofDonkey Kong. |
| Stage 7-6 | LUIGIRULES71 (talk) | April 1 | The sixth level of the Iceberg of the Game Boy version ofDonkey Kong. |
| Stage 7-7 | LUIGIRULES71 (talk) | April 1 | The seventh level of the Iceberg of the Game Boy version ofDonkey Kong. |
| Stage 1 (Roy's HardBrick Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 2 | The first level ofRoy's HardBrick Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 2 (Roy's HardBrick Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 2 | The second level of Roy's HardBrick Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 3 (Roy's HardBrick Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 2 | The third level of Roy's HardBrick Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 4 (Roy's HardBrick Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 2 | The fourth level of Roy's HardBrick Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 5 (Roy's HardBrick Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 2 | The fifth level of Roy's HardBrick Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Level 5-1 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | April 2 | The first level ofMystic Forest inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 5-2 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | April 2 | The second level of Mystic Forest inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 5-1 | Alex95 (talk) | April 2 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 5-1”. |
| Level 5-2 | Alex95 (talk) | April 2 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 5-2”. |
| Super Jump (disambiguation) | Mario jc (talk) | April 3 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Super Jump”. |
| Level 5-3 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | April 3 | The third level of Mystic Forest inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 5-4 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | April 3 | The fourth level of Mystic Forest inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 5-3 | Alex95 (talk) | April 3 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 5-3”. |
| Level 5-4 | Alex95 (talk) | April 3 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 5-4”. |
| Stage 6 (Roy's HardBrick Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 3 | The sixth level of Roy's HardBrick Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 7 (Roy's HardBrick Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 3 | The seventh level of Roy's HardBrick Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 8 (Roy's HardBrick Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 3 | The eighth level of Roy's HardBrick Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 9 (Roy's HardBrick Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 3 | The ninth level of Roy's HardBrick Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Roy's Rowdy Rooftop | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 3 | The tenth level of Roy's HardBrick Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Speed Golf | Jigglypuff (talk) | April 4 | A game mode in theMario Golf series. |
| Driving Range | Jigglypuff (talk) | April 4 | A course in theNintendo 64 gameMario Golf. |
| Level 5-5 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | April 4 | The fifth level of Mystic Forest inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 5-6 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | April 4 | The sixth level of Mystic Forest inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 5-5 | Alex95 (talk) | April 4 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 5-5”. |
| Level 5-6 | Alex95 (talk) | April 4 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 5-6”. |
| How Low? | Totoofze47 (talk) | April 4 | A downloadable microgame inWarioWare: D.I.Y. andWarioWare: D.I.Y. Showcase. |
| Rock Hard | Totoofze47 (talk) | April 4 | A downloadable microgame inWarioWare: D.I.Y. andWarioWare: D.I.Y. Showcase. |
| My Boyfriend | Totoofze47 (talk) | April 4 | A downloadable microgame inWarioWare: D.I.Y. andWarioWare: D.I.Y. Showcase. |
| Thirsty? | Totoofze47 (talk) | April 4 | A downloadable microgame inWarioWare: D.I.Y. andWarioWare: D.I.Y. Showcase. |
| Dating 101 | Totoofze47 (talk) | April 4 | A downloadable microgame inWarioWare: D.I.Y. andWarioWare: D.I.Y. Showcase. |
| Wakebeam | Totoofze47 (talk) | April 4 | A giant multi-colored beam used once by theZeekeeper inMario & Luigi: Dream Team. |
| Skarn | Ultimate Mr. L (talk) | April 5 | ACragnon character residing inDowntown of Crag in theWii gameSuper Paper Mario. |
| Level 5-mm | Alex95 (talk) | April 5 | The seventh level of Mystic Forest inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 5-DK | Alex95 (talk) | April 5 | The eighth level of Mystic Forest inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Marl | Ultimate Mr. L (talk) | April 5 | A Cragnon character in the Wii gameSuper Paper Mario. |
| Chert | Ultimate Mr. L (talk) | April 5 | A Cragnon character in the Wii gameSuper Paper Mario. |
| Tuff | Ultimate Mr. L (talk) | April 5 | A Cragnon character in the Wii gameSuper Paper Mario. |
| Tablet Piece | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 5 | Three scraps found inPaper Mario: Sticker Star. |
| Tawks | Super Radio (talk) | April 5 | A character appearing in theNintendo Switch version ofDonkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze. |
| Stone Entry | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 5 | A scrap found inPaper Mario: Sticker Star. |
| Stage 1 (Larry's Chillton Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 5 | The first level ofLarry's Chillton Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 2 (Larry's Chillton Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 5 | The second level of Larry's Chillton Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 3 (Larry's Chillton Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 5 | The third level of Larry's Chillton Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 4 (Larry's Chillton Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 5 | The fourth level of Larry's Chillton Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 5 (Larry's Chillton Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 5 | The fifth level of Larry's Chillton Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Course No. 24 | Mario jc (talk) | April 7 | The secret level ofStove Canyon inWario Land: Super Mario Land 3. |
| Course No. 25 | Mario jc (talk) | April 7 | The fifth and boss level of Stove Canyon inWario Land: Super Mario Land 3. |
| Drifting Away | Shiny K-Troopa (talk) | April 7 | A song featured inWarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!. |
| Stage 7-8 | LUIGIRULES71 (talk) | April 7 | The eighth level of the Iceberg of the Game Boy version ofDonkey Kong. |
| Stage 7-9 | LUIGIRULES71 (talk) | April 7 | The ninth level of the Iceberg of the Game Boy version ofDonkey Kong. |
| Course No. 26 | Mario jc (talk) | April 8 | The first level ofSS Tea Cup inWario Land: Super Mario Land 3. |
| Course No. 27 | Mario jc (talk) | April 8 | The second level of SS Tea Cup inWario Land: Super Mario Land 3. |
| Course No. 28 | Mario jc (talk) | April 8 | The third level of SS Tea Cup inWario Land: Super Mario Land 3. |
| Course No. 29 | Mario jc (talk) | April 8 | The fourth level of SS Tea Cup inWario Land: Super Mario Land 3. |
| Course No. 30 | Mario jc (talk) | April 8 | The fifth and boss level of SS Tea Cup inWario Land: Super Mario Land 3. |
| Course No. 31 | Mario jc (talk) | April 9 | The first level ofParsley Woods inWario Land: Super Mario Land 3. |
| Course No. 32 | Mario jc (talk) | April 9 | The second level of Parsley Woods inWario Land: Super Mario Land 3. |
| Course No. 33 | Mario jc (talk) | April 9 | The third level of Parsley Woods inWario Land: Super Mario Land 3. |
| Course No. 34 | Mario jc (talk) | April 9 | The fourth level of Parsley Woods inWario Land: Super Mario Land 3. |
| Course No. 35 | Mario jc (talk) | April 9 | The fifth level of Parsley Woods inWario Land: Super Mario Land 3. |
| Course No. 36 | Mario jc (talk) | April 9 | The sixth and boss level of Parsley Woods inWario Land: Super Mario Land 3. |
| Course No. 37 | Mario jc (talk) | April 9 | The first level ofSyrup Castle inWario Land: Super Mario Land 3. |
| Course No. 38 | Mario jc (talk) | April 9 | The second level of Syrup Castle inWario Land: Super Mario Land 3. |
| Course No. 39 | Mario jc (talk) | April 9 | The third level of Syrup Castle inWario Land: Super Mario Land 3. |
| Cappy of the Cap Kingdom | Mikey'D'Man (talk) | April 9 | The prologue ofSuper Mario Odyssey. It takes place in theMushroom Kingdom andCap Kingdom. |
| Course No. 40 | Mario jc (talk) | April 9 | The fourth and boss level of Syrup Castle inWario Land: Super Mario Land 3. The last level of the game. |
| Level 6-1 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | April 9 | The first level ofTwilight City inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 6-2 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | April 9 | The second level of Twilight City inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 6-1 | Alex95 (talk) | April 9 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 6-1”. |
| Level 6-2 | Alex95 (talk) | April 9 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 6-2”. |
| Stage 6 (Larry's Chillton Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 10 | The sixth level of Larry's Chillton Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 7 (Larry's Chillton Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 10 | The seventh level of Larry's Chillton Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 8 (Larry's Chillton Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 10 | The eighth level of Larry's Chillton Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 9 (Larry's Chillton Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 10 | The ninth level of Larry's Chillton Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Larry's Scary Lair | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 10 | The tenth level of Larry's Chillton Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Bob-omb Block | Alex95 (talk) | April 10 | A type ofblock that appear inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 6-3 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | April 11 | The third level of Twilight City inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 6-4 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | April 11 | The fourth level of Twilight City inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 6-3 | Alex95 (talk) | April 11 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 6-3”. |
| Level 6-4 | Alex95 (talk) | April 11 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 6-4”. |
| Relay Heihō | Doc von Schmeltwick (talk) | April 11 | Bomb-droppingBoo Guys fromSuper Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island |
| Level 6-5 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | April 12 | The fifth level of Twilight City inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 6-6 (Mario vs. Donkey Kong) | Alex95 (talk) | April 12 | The sixth level of Twilight City inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 6-5 | Alex95 (talk) | April 12 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 6-5”. |
| Level 6-6 | Alex95 (talk) | April 12 | A disambiguation page for subjects that may refer to “Level 6-6”. |
| Stage 1 (Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 12 | The first level ofLemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 2 (Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 12 | The second level of Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 3 (Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 12 | The third level of Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 4 (Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 12 | The fourth level of Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 5 (Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 12 | The fifth level of Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 6 (Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 13 | The sixth level of Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 7 (Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 13 | The seventh level of Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 8 (Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 13 | The eighth level of Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Stage 9 (Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel) | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 13 | The ninth level of Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Lemmy's Sky-Hideout | Toadette the Achiever (talk) | April 13 | The tenth level of Lemmy's High-ate Regency Hotel inHotel Mario. |
| Level 6-mm | Alex95 (talk) | April 13 | The seventh level of Twilight City inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
| Level 6-DK | Alex95 (talk) | April 13 | The eighth level of Twilight City inMario vs. Donkey Kong. |
Anniversary Announcements
Written by:Lakituthequick (talk)
- “Awards are more important than food.”
- —Smasher(Talk Page ·Forum Profile)
Hi! Thanks for tuning in to anotherAnniversary Announcements! In which I summarise 42 awards and interview three people! Statistics!
The Thwimps
Not a lot of non-award stuff has happened this month! The awards did though, read on for that.
Awards
Awards M5 Favorite DK Game, M6 Favorite Wario Game and M7 Favorite Yoshi Game have been replaced by Favorite Level awards of the same series, with plans to rotate these three into Favourite Character awards next year. This is to keep the spin-off series' awards fresh.
As a result, levels from these series that were already in M25 Favorite 2D Level have removed and added back to the new awards.
I will list the additions, removals and other changes, and then a complete list of the nominees for that award.
Refer tothis document for a full list of nominees.
Committee Interviews
Welcome to Committee Interviews! In this part of Anniversary Announcements, I will do short interviews with the members of the Awards Committee, so you can get to know them a bit better!
This month: Awards Staff Consultants Mr. Edo and 2257, and old-time member Superchao!
Mr. Edo
 | You first joined the AC in 2010, and then rejoined in 2015. What was your reason for doing so? |
 | Well… That's kind of a while back now, but from what I remember, I think I was heavily encouraged by people around me to join, even though I really had no idea what I was getting myself into at the time. |
| So I guess you could jokingly say I was kind of peer-pressured into the role. |
| Subtly pulled in. |
| You ran with Anton and subsequently subdirected in 2016, so the year after your "return", if you will. Why did you make that decision? |
| Anton had been director the year before that, if I remember correctly. |
| Correct. |
| I talk a lot to him, so I picked up on the fact that he was really stressed a lot of the time, and the role took a lot out of him. So like, to make his next year a bit easier, my hope was that I could help him out. |
| I think it was also the tenth anniversary that year, so that added an extra layer of pressure to everything. |
| That's right, the wiki was ten years old then. I can imagine that adding pressure. |
| What is the most fun part of your job in the organisation? |
| Pretty much the awards ceremony itself, but also the moment right after, when you realize that nothing is on fire and everyone has miraculously made it. |
| Like, when the realization hits you that: "oh my god, it worked!" "We're still alive??" |
| That's the best part. |
| I see. |
| You are known for your many presentations and consistent quality of them, even on short notice. How do you do that? |
| To be honest, I have no idea. It didn't use to be like that at all. |
| Then one year I signed up as a backup presenter, and I did all of my presentations with some time to spare. |
| So I was like "You know, if you still have any, I could take some more" to the then directors Turb and Blocky. Somehow that snowballed into me doing a whole bunch of presentations. Culminating in that scenario where they were missing one presentation, so I offered to do it while the ceremony was still in progress. |
| So from that moment on my thought process changed into "Well, since I can apparently do this, maybe I should just play the role of backup safety net every year!" |
| And we are all grateful for that! |
| When you first started, did you have any goals in mind, and have you achieved them? |
| Well, to be honest, I don't think I was really an asset back then. I didn't have much of an idea what I was doing. |
| The committee as a whole was kind of a chaotic entity though. The director was usually late, irritable, and prone to just overturn all discussion made during his absence if he didn't like it. It was a disaster. |
| So like, I don't think such an environment was very conducive to planning. |
| I've heard more fun stories like that about that time period. |
| What kind of stories? |
| About the Ralph era. |
| Oh, no, this was actually before that. It was the Wayoshi era. Though I guess the Ralph era has its own baggage too. |
| Both have their stories. But you didn't really have goals back then. |
| I guess my goal was "Oh god, let's get this over with please". |
| Which I guess was achieved. |
| I think so. |
| That's good! |
| With that I am through my pre-written questions! Do you have anything you would like to add? |
| Hmm… I can't really think of anything off the top of my head. |
| Do you have any follow-up questions or anything of the sort? |
| Nope! I'd like to thank you for your time, and wish you good luck this season! |
| Thanks. You too! |
| Thank you! |
2257
| You first joined the AC in 2011. What was your reason for doing so? |
 | Uh man, it's been a long time. Was Ralph directing already then, or was it still Wayoshi? I think it was Wayoshi. |
| It was Ralph. |
| Oh really, huh. He probably strong-armed me into joining then, he was very forceful. That's probably why there was a revolution and they chopped his head off. |
| That sounds like quite a ride. |
| Yeah, he made me join Mafia too. It was obligatory for all AC members. I don't really care for Mafia, but he gave me a super op role and I won, I think. |
| Turb got a terrible role. Poor Turb. It was something like, he could block one action per night, but had a 50% chance of blocking the wrong person. |
| You ran for subdirector alongside Anton and Edofenrir for 2016. Why did you decide to do that? |
| I think it was because I made the vote tallier and had to be involved to maintain it. |
| Which is why you are now a Consultant, correct? |
| Yeah, because people keep writing in that their favorite character is Poochy, and someone has to keep track of it. |
| You know, one year someone wrote in Poochy for every award. Everyone assumed I did it, but I didn't. It's a mystery. |
| You provide a few tools to assist in tallying votes after the polls close, among other things. How did you get involved in that? |
| Honestly I just listened to like four years worth of directors complaining about what a pain in the ass it is, and eventually realised I could do something. It's still a big pain in the ass though, since some people can't spell, just not as much. |
| What is the most fun part of your job in the organisation? |
| I think I like the meetings the most honestly. It's fun to see the new ideas people come up with every year. |
| When you first joined the AC, did you have any goals in mind, and did you achieve them? |
| Probably just to make Ralph stop bugging me. And like I said, he was executed, so I guess I succeeded. |
| That's a good way to put it. |
| And with that I am through my pre-written questions! Would you like to add anything? |
| Don't vote Hammer Bros. for worst enemy because I'm going to reprogram the poll spinner to email me the address of anyone who does. |
| Alright, well, with that I'd like to thank you for your time, and good luck this season! |
| Thanks, hopefully nothing is horribly ruined. |
Superchao
| You first joined the AC in 2012, as TheGreatBlockyBoo. What was your reason for doing this? |
 | Ralph invited me, for some reason long since lost to time. I had nothing better to do, so I said yes and it started me on a magical journey! |
| I haven't heard that one yet! It did stuck well enough then! |
| I mean, considering where being in the AC got me, I have no regrets. |
| So the AC also helped in getting you into the moderator team? |
| Well, it increased my activity on the forum and IRC both by a factor of A Lot, and demonstrated my capabilities, so when the mods needed a bunch of new mods, I was one of the three to make the cut. |
| That must have helped for The 'Shroom as well. |
| It did, as well as for chat op and Poll Committee down the line. |
| You've subdirected for a couple years after that alongside a couple directors. How did that go? |
| Pretty good, most of the time! All the years were solid, except for the time a few things came up. But those were set aside in the name of professionalism and it all worked out. |
| What is the most fun part in the organisation to you? |
| Probably tallying in the years I'm staff, and working on the awards themselves the years I'm not. |
| Why tallying in particular? I generally hear that being a fairly tedious part (at least before 2257's tools). |
 | It's tedious, yes, but if you put on some good music you can lose yourself in it. It plays right into my love of sorting and organizing things, too. |
| That makes sense. |
| When you started, did you have any goals in mind, and have you completed them? |
| Well, just to make the awards better and more enjoyable each year I participated. And I'd say I've done a good job with it! |
| Good to hear that! |
| With that I am through my pre-written questions! Do you have anything you would like to add? |
| Hmmm… just that it's always funny to me that for all the ranks I've held, the only stars I've ever had displayed were yellow, purple, and red. Such is the life of a mod! |
| Would you have rotated the colour a bit more if you had known that? |
| Nah, I'm okay with being a mod first and foremost. Forum's important to me, yo. |
| Alright! Well, with that I'd like to thank you for your time! Have fun this season! |
| No problem, glad to help! |
As you can see, the AC used to be a bit darker than it is today. The processes have improved ever since though, and nowadays it is a lot of fun to be in.
And that's it for Anniversary Announcements this month! Please like, subscribe and comme-- oh, you can't do any of these here. Either way, see you next month!
All information above was correct as of18 April 2018.
Upcoming Game
| Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker | |||
|---|---|---|---|
 Nintendo Switch  Nintendo 3DS | |||
| Developers | Nintendo EAD Tokyo 1-UP Studio | ||
| Publisher | Nintendo | ||
| Platforms | Nintendo Switch,Nintendo 3DS | ||
| Release date | July 13, 2018 | ||
| Genres | Puzzle, Platformer | ||
| Ratings |
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| Input | Nintendo Switch: Nintendo 3DS: | ||
- Rating Pending
Greetings everyone! I'mAlex95 and welcome to this next 'Shroom issue ofUpcoming Game! It's time for adventure once again as Nintendo brings usanother port of aWii U title, this time it'sCaptain Toad: Treasure Tracker. Originally released for the Wii U in late-2014/early-2015,Captain Toad brings his original adventure to both theNintendo Switch and theNintendo 3DS on July 13th, 2018. It'll be mostly the same game, but with some new content as well.
First of all, for those of you that haven't played or seen the original game: What isCaptain Toad: Treasure Tracker? It's a puzzle game with platforming elements that originally appeared as small segments inSuper Mario 3D World. You take on the role of the titular Captain Toad as he goes off in search of treasure, with that treasure beingPower Stars. Captain Toad is joined by hisToad Brigade, which also now includesToadette. As Captain Toad and Toadette go to collect a Power Star at the beginning of the game, Toadette is captured by a large bird known asWingo. Now, Captain Toad has to progress solve puzzles, collect Power Stars, and progress through levels in order to save his friend. The original game made heavy use of the Wii U's Gamepad touch screen to solve puzzles, a feature neither the Switch nor the 3DS have access to (at least in the same sense as the Wii U). However, the Switch and the 3DS also have features the Wii U does not.
For the Nintendo Switch, the content appears to be mostly the same. The game doesn't appear to use the Switch's touch screen, so instead you have to use the Joy-Con's pointer and a press of a button to activate things likeTouchstone platforms. There is also a new co-op feature! Player one controls Captain Toad whereas player two can fireTurnips from an off-screen cannon. Player two has access to the Joy-Con's pointer, allowing them to aim where they want to fire the Turnips.
For the Nintendo 3DS, there are two screens displayed similarly to how the Wii U does. The 3DS also has a touch screen, and it seems to work similarly to the Wii U's. It seems the game is displayed on both screens, and whenever the player needs to interact with something such as aSpinwheel, it will be displayed on the bottom screen. The top screen gives the game the stereoscopic 3D treatment, so that's neat. The biggest change to both game is that there will be levels based onSuper Mario Odyssey, includingNew Donk City! Captain Toad and his Toad Brigade appeared inSuper Mario Odyssey already, so now they get to explore a variant of the locations on their own. The levels will even be a part of the Nintendo 3DS version.
Thoughts
I can't say I'm excited for this game. I already own the Wii U version, so buying the game again just for a few extra levels and a co-op, when the majority of the game is the same as the original, likely isn't going to happen any time soon. The choice to port the game to the Nintendo 3DS is also an odd one, but it makes some sense. It's obviously not because of the handheld aspect, since the Switch has that as well. It's likely to keep at least most of the Wii U's touch screen controls intact, since it doesn't appear the Switch uses them. So, which will you get? The Switch version for the co-op, or the 3DS version for the 3D? Or both? Or neither? You have until July 13th to decide!
Interview
Hello, 'Shroom readers! Superchao here, gleefully bringing you another deep-delving interview with a member of the community! As usual, I've rung someone up and asked them approximately 100 questions, give or take a few.
For this month, we're bringing in The Pyro Guy. One of the newest members of our community in relative terms, TPG started off in 2015, and he did not have the most... effective beginnings. He had a bit of a troublemaking reputation, getting temporarily banned on the wiki for messing around with a friend (in ways that broke rules, such as trolling and pretending ignorance of the situation) and starting plenty of arguments on the forum. However, he knocked himself into shape after that and started to really get into the community, creating his own wiki fiction and joining the Poll Committee. And now he's even the director of the very team you're reading this interview in! Hi, boss!
That's enough from me alone, though. Let's get to hearing what he has to say!
The Interview:
Superchao: Hello, 'Shroom readers! It's me, as it always is, bringing you another interview with some poor unfortunate soul who made the mistake of saying yes. ...Alternatively I'm just interviewing someone and telling you about them. Either works.
Superchao: Either way, today I'm interviewing current Pipe Plaza Director and veteran of a couple years, The Pyro Guy!
The Pyro Guy: Hey hey, it's a pleasure to be here!
Superchao: Without further ado, there's really only one good way to start an interview. How did you find the wiki to begin with?
The Pyro Guy: My story is a couple years back, I entered a tournament for Mario Kart Wii, and I wanted to know which combinations were the best. So, I looked on this wiki for some of the vehicle stats, and that's how I got hooked!
Superchao: Hooked in what way? There's a jump between simply reading and actually joining.
Superchao: Also, how'd you do in the tournament?
The Pyro Guy: After I finished the research I actually needed to get, I started looking at other articles. Before I knew it I was just diving deep into information, looking at page after page, until I decided to make an account!
The Pyro Guy: The tournament was quite successful. I got a close second.
The Pyro Guy: *Nearly* first place, but the other guy had a Bullet Bill.
Superchao: So it could have gone better. We have failed in our- oh well yeah if he had a Bullet Bill you were right fucked
The Pyro Guy: Absolutely.
Superchao: The god of the random numbers strikes again.
The Pyro Guy: RNG, my one true enemy. Either way, it was fun and a good excuse to play video games in school.
Superchao: Who doesn't love playing video games when they're supposed to be working?
The Pyro Guy: Exactly. Back then, games were my number one priority. Not any more, however; my exams are getting closer and closer!
Superchao: We'll never see you again! Except until after.
Superchao: Anyhow, that's a pretty good reason to join. I take it you decided you could go one step beyond reading, and actually contribute and expand the articles?
The Pyro Guy: That was my mindset if I recall correctly. I had recently taking a huge liking to those lil' Shy Guys, whose article was the first to be edited by me.
The Pyro Guy: Although I think that edit got reverted almost immediately! So my first wiki contribution may not have the most helpful.
Superchao: Correct! It was immediately switched back due to being irrelevant for the page. Shoulda done some more reading, huh?
The Pyro Guy: I'm sure many people had a shaky start to editing.
Superchao: Most did.
Superchao: I mean, you can still see parts of my original wording in the very first page I made twelve years ago, but we can't all pull off miracles :V
The Pyro Guy: I suppose when you're making the founding pages of the wiki, some of your work has to stick around.
Superchao: It's the problem with trying to get into editing these days; sometimes it just feels like there's less left to add in general.
The Pyro Guy: Definitely. I remember wanting to get on top of some of the Super Mario Odyssey information back in E3 last year, but when I woke up the next day everything had already been made!
The Pyro Guy: These modern editors, I swear. Blink and you'll miss 'em.
Superchao: The only solution is to trap all the editors in pitfalls so only you remain.
The Pyro Guy: I don't see any drawback to that idea! :P
Superchao: Speaking of Shy Guys, though, allows me to mention another question I had on the list. Why did you name yourselfThe Pyro Guy? As opposed to, well, any other name.
The Pyro Guy: When I first wanted to switch my username from 'Shy Guy in a Bush' to a different species, I originally went for just 'Pyro Guy'. I was then made aware of the user called 'Pyro', and wanted to make myself a little more distinct. So I just added a 'The' to the start and got a fresh new identity!
Superchao: Well, considering Pyro's full username was "pyroguy6", that was... really for the best.
Superchao: What did you have against your old name, though?
The Pyro Guy: For a start, I didn't even get the name right. They're called 'Petal Guy', apparently.
Superchao: Or Mufti Guy, depending on your source!
The Pyro Guy: Really? I haven't heard of that, actually.
The Pyro Guy: But secondly, the idea of something being 'in a Bush' wasway too lewd for my poor twelve year old mind to handle. I had to change it immediately!
Superchao: Yeah, that was what they were called in the official guide for SMW2.
Superchao: I mean, if you were the one who found it as lewd and changed it... does that not mean YOU were the lewd one all along!?
The Pyro Guy: Truly, my subconsciousness was the lewd one from the start, manipulating me from the shadows...
Superchao: I guess you'll have to fight your shadow, the true self, in order to finally stop being lewd. At least you'll get a Persona out of it!
Superchao: Speaking of Pyro, though, how'd you feel when you first learned about the coincidence? And when people kept bringing it up? I know at least a few people thought you two were connected for a while.
The Pyro Guy: It was surreal, because the more I looked into it the more I realised that we were alike with out interests and such. I noticed that in my early days people would confuse me for Pyro quite often.
Superchao: Your interests? Like what?
The Pyro Guy: Well, admittedly I only looked at the userpage, but I saw that we liked Shy Guys, and we shared our favourite Mario Kart game.
The Pyro Guy: I also saw that Pyro had uploaded a lot of sprites for the Paper Mario games, which I believe was one of my earlier projects.
The Pyro Guy: I always preferred uploading images and files to writing down information, which is why I went down the sprites route in my wiki career.
Superchao: Personality-wise, though? Not as much.
Superchao: Not that I mind, you're generally more agreeable (nowadays) than Pyro was.
The Pyro Guy: I suppose we never actually interacted. Pyro left around the same time I first arrived.
Superchao: Pretty much - Pyro vanished mid-2015, which was about when you joined. Another reason for the confusion!
The Pyro Guy: And thank you! I know I was argumentative back when I first joined; the Bayonetta... debate... comes to mind.
Superchao: Between that mess and the infamous wiki warning mess, you really didn't have a smooth start, did you?
The Pyro Guy: Honestly, 2015 was not my most gracious year. And ohohoh, that warning mess.
Superchao: I'm gonna be kind, and blame most of it on you being a dumbass 13 year old.
Superchao: Maturity does wonderful things, doesn't it?
The Pyro Guy: That's what I blame it on as well. I'm glad I've gotten better after that.
Superchao: Discussing your past ties into something else I noticed - originally, you were fairly active on the wiki, but only intermittently active on the forum. However that seems to have changed, with your wiki activity decreasing as your forum activity increased.
Superchao: Did anything in particular cause this, or was it just a gradual interest shift?
The Pyro Guy: Well, originally I only joined the forum to sign up for The 'Shroom- for Upcoming Games, I believe- but then as the wiki work grew arduous and the community more inviting, I eventually switched, like a lot of people.
The Pyro Guy: But I edit when I can! Although now it's mainly just sending out Pipe Plaza reminders.
Superchao: Arduous in what way? Also that's still good, considering that reminders are Important.
The Pyro Guy: Since most of my work was sprite-based, the idea of finding, cropping and uploading these images (with descriptions) lost its appeal to me. Especially when I put myself through animating them in the case of some of the Mario and Luigi ones.
Superchao: Oof, yeah. That sounds like pure tedium. No wonder you just burned out over time.
The Pyro Guy: The program I was using to animate them was not helpful, either. Lots of tweaking, issues and manual readjustments every time I made a single .gif.
Superchao: Let me guess: there wasn't any good way to switch programs without spending approximately fifteen years learning a new one
The Pyro Guy: Exactly. I tried to explore other methods, but I don't think there would be any way to animate them faster than what I was already doing.
The Pyro Guy: Although I think I saw someone upload all the animated sprites from Color Splash. I might just ask them how they managed it.
Superchao: Ask them how and then steal their job! Delightfully devilish, TPG!
The Pyro Guy: If only! But I think I'm done on the wiki, work wise. Maybe fixing the occasional typo, that I can do, but it's hard to get back into the flow of editing.
Superchao: I've often considered getting back into the wiki myself, but you're right, it's hard to shove your way in. Something about the attitude and feel of the place, really. At least the forum is wide open for shitposting!
The Pyro Guy: Yet another lowkey burn towards the wiki by THE Superchao. The wiki can't escape the searing words of these interviews.
Superchao: Eventually the servers just combust from trying to hold all my burning hot takes at once
Superchao: So, we know why you lost interest in the wiki, but what kept you interested in the forum and community? As opposed to just drifting off entirely, like some people have.
The Pyro Guy: I think it was originally my desire to improve on my 3D art and all of that. Back when I was starting out, LeftyGreenMario and BabyLuigiOnFire would offer comments and advice on most of my pieces. It's because of them that I've learnt so much about the 3D rendering in general, and I've improved a lot since then.
Superchao: And we made a good captive audience for commentary, huh? :V
The Pyro Guy: Indeed. But once I sunk my teeth in the Awards Committee for the 2015-2016 term, I became more invested in the actual community behind it, and because of that I became more active in it.
The Pyro Guy: Even if my actual AC contributions were minimal, what with me being unable to show up for meetings, it was a good start in getting to know the structure of this place.
Superchao: What made you join the AC, anyway? Besides just "the committee is supersized this year".
The Pyro Guy: It was just me wanting to sign up for everything I could.
The Pyro Guy: And of course, the purple stars.
The Pyro Guy: I wasn't a fan of plain ol' yellow back then, even though it's now my favourite colour!
Superchao: I can't believe you pulled a 2012 on us. I'm so disappointed. Forshaaaaame. ...But at least you actually tried, rather than getting purple and then just sitting on your ass.
The Pyro Guy: Well, I did what I could. Presenting four awards was the most I did, but I posted with mild frequency in the AC board.
The Pyro Guy: And uh, I had a go at hosting a Splatoon tourney.
Superchao: The way you phrase that makes me know already that it could have gone better.
The Pyro Guy: The problem was that I couldn't get it started. So it wasn't a disaster, or a success, but it wasn't anything.
The Pyro Guy: But I hear there's a larger interest in Splat2n nowadays, so maybe there'll be a tourney for that game this year!
The Pyro Guy: Not hosted by me, hopefully :0
Superchao: It was nothing at all, just like <insert subject you wish to make fun of>
Superchao: What, no confidence in your ability to try again and get it going?
The Pyro Guy: Well, I don't even have the game, so I don't really know how it would be structured. Besides, I have other plans for a competition this year. Stay tuned!
Superchao: Don't you mean... stayfresh?
Superchao: ...Erm. Anyhow. One thing I noticed about your gradual acclimation to the community - the time you made your wiki story, "How the wiki was probably actually created". What inspired you to do so?
The Pyro Guy: Basically, I found Userpedia and saw the Dragon Problem comic. I loved it, and then thought to myself, 'I could do that'.
Superchao: And could you, in your opinion?
The Pyro Guy: Nope! I didn't have the experience of Edo or Walkazo in the realm of 2D art or the long-term motivation needed to see it through, so it was a short-lived project.
Superchao: I still remember seeing it around.
Superchao: The idea of doing something about the wiki's history as someone very new in comparison... Gotta say, that's ambitious!
The Pyro Guy: As someone who knew very little about the culture, I was originally stuck for content. But I contacted Walkazo before I started, to see if she could give me any info on how it all began.
The Pyro Guy: And she was super helpful in letting me know all about the early steps. It was more than enough for me to make a couple of strips.
Superchao: Even if it didn't pan out, it was probably good to at least try. If nothing else, you got to learn more about our wild history!
The Pyro Guy: Exactly. And a day after I cancelled HWPAM, I made a new comic.
Superchao: What happened to it?
The Pyro Guy: It was actually two comics at first- MarioWiki Saga and MarioWiki Stories.
The Pyro Guy: Oh, HWPAM just kind of fizzled out. I was stuck for content and didn't know where to go, so I respectfully left it as it was and moved on.
The Pyro Guy: That's right, three strips in and it was already done.
Superchao: Mercy kill, basically.
Superchao: How about Saga and Stories? I know they were at least comparatively a lot more successful.
The Pyro Guy: Well they certainly lasted a lot longer! I made sure to be a lot more detailed in my recreation of early wiki events for the Stories segment, so I could get more panels going.
The Pyro Guy: I then dropped it in favour of Saga which I thought was more interesting.
The Pyro Guy: It was a typical wiki fic about a troll takeover, but I tried to add some interesting ideas to it.
The Pyro Guy: It was very much inspired by both Dragon Problem and Homestuck, with text boxes, animated panels, etc.
Superchao: Think of it this way: that's retro as heck. We havent had those in abundance since like... 2011 or so!
Superchao: So really, isn't it all new instead of typical at this point?
The Pyro Guy: If you say it's a new idea, I'm happy with calling it that!
The Pyro Guy: So as I went through Saga, it was mainly an improvised story, but a few months in I took a break to iron out the entire story.
The Pyro Guy: It totalled up to 25 chapters, of which 13 I had managed to publish.
Superchao: Not quite as successful as one would hope, it sounds.
The Pyro Guy: No, it wasn't finished in the typical sense. But I didn't want to just cancel it and leave it to rot forever, you know?
The Pyro Guy: Even though I knew I wouldn't be making any more panels I still wanted to provide some closure to it.
Superchao: You did more for your fic than 99% of wiki authors did for the stuff they just dropped for good.
Superchao: ...Of course, it helps that you actually had a plot in mind.
Superchao: I've always suspected that a lot of the dead fics died because people didn't actually have a long term goal for it.
The Pyro Guy: I did have a long-term goal, and I had even visualised some of the ending panels before I began, but I don't think I would have ever completed it.
The Pyro Guy: My ability to make 2D art was rapidly changing, which led to some visual inconsistency in the later chapters.
Superchao: You got too good too fast!
The Pyro Guy: I thought I was doing well with the whole paintbrush phase in the final few posts, but looking back I am no longer a fan.
Superchao: Self-critique is useful, but unfortunately it does sometimes result in disliking your past work.
Superchao: Overall, though, are you glad you made it?
The Pyro Guy: Surprisingly, yes! I liked planning out the story, and it was great to see some of the more interesting elements come through and work as intended.
The Pyro Guy: For example, image hyperlinks on the Userpedia page. Click on an image, and you get taken to the chapter based in the depicted setting!
The Pyro Guy: I only did that once or twice, though. But it was pretty cool.
Superchao: That's some fancy stuff! Too bad Userpedia is DEAD FOREVER huh????
Superchao: But in all seriousness, if you enjoyed it and it helped you, then that's for the best.
The Pyro Guy: Yeah. But drawing Cooking Guide was maybe more beneficial for my art?
The Pyro Guy: I managed to use that to settle in with the style I'm still using today, as well as to work on structuring comics.
Superchao: Probably, but sometimes you need to go down paths you backtrack from to figure out which one you want to follow.
Superchao: Speaking of the premise of Stories, though; you're a very new user here, in relative terms - only three years out of thirteen total. As someone who's come in late in our current history, what do you think of when you look at the past?
The Pyro Guy: The most shocking thing I've seen so far when diving into old threads is that 2257 used to post in full grammar and capitalisation.
Superchao: I know, right? Maybe he was replaced when we weren't looking.
The Pyro Guy: I have my suspicions. I'd say there are definitely different time periods of the community culture. Back in the beginnings I've seen a lot more randomness and references to communism as an insult, and then as the years go by I guess everyone wisened up a bit more.
The Pyro Guy: Porple was only a teen as well when he first started out.
The Pyro Guy: Seeing the first Mario Awards was also a good reference point to see how far we've come.
Superchao: Despite some people's nostalgia for the past, everyone was really dumb in 2007. Including me. I much prefer the community nature and attitude today.
The Pyro Guy: From what I hear there were a lot of unfortunate incidents and moments of extreme drama. It's good to see that all gone now.
Superchao: Ohoho, there were. You lucked out - you didn't have to be there for it. Instead, you get the chiller community of now to join.
The Pyro Guy: See, all of the rowdy users either left or chilled out, and we're left with a grounded, prosperous group.
The Pyro Guy: We still get new faces, and they all pretty much turned out to be valuable additions to this place.
Superchao: It's interesting to see how the community changes over time, really. Sometimes I wonder what it'll be like five years from now, and what I'll look back on and go "that was dumb" from this time.
Superchao: It feels like the rate of new regulars slowed down a few years ago, but the average quality of them has gone up, at least of the people who stayed. I don't mind the tradeoff!
The Pyro Guy: I tend to mark my arrival as when we started getting less new users. There are few people who joined after me that have managed to stay for the journey.
Superchao: What did you do when you joined!?
The Pyro Guy: My arrival was a curse, of course!
Superchao: I see. In that case, I'll have to ban you to save us all. Nothing personal.
Superchao: ...Only after the interview's done, of course!
The Pyro Guy: We've still got time to fill this up! But frankly, I saw more users returning than new ones joining. You got Lord Bowser, Roserade, FTG64 all unexpectedly returning from their presumed graves.
The Pyro Guy: But they weren't graves! More like... beds for people who sleep for years at a time.
Superchao: It's the siren call of the Hotel Mariofornia, clearly. They can check out any time, BUT THEY CAN NEVER LEAVE!
Superchao: (Ignore everyone who left and stayed gone. They don't count.)
Superchao: I take it that once you shifted to full-time forum you haven't thought about leaving since? Because it sure doesn't look like it.
The Pyro Guy: Of course there are entirely new users as well, like Camwood or BBQ Turtle, but really their numbers are dwindling.
The Pyro Guy: And no, I don't think I'll leave within the foreseeable future. You're all stuck with me for at least a couple more years! Haha!
The Pyro Guy: And besides, what kind of monster would become 'Shroom Staff only to retire within a few months?
Superchao: Pi.
The Pyro Guy: Well, I'm sure he's not a monster. Just a busy pigeon.
Superchao: He... had his reasons. Let's put it that way. You, on the other hand, I expect to be around for quiiite a while.
The Pyro Guy: Although he is a Pokémon, so perhaps the monster claim still holds- yeah, I'm not leaving any time soon.
The Pyro Guy: There's going to be challenges! Times where I might be more committed to my real life than I would like... but I'll just get past them and resume business as usual here.
Superchao: That's what I'm expecting, especially with your deep interest in the 'Shroom... which lucky for you, was another thing I wanted to ask you about! SO. You started in the 'Shroom back in early 2016, with Cooking Guide and What's On The Box?, and have shown strong dedication to it since. What interested you in joining the 'Shroom to begin with?
The Pyro Guy: Ahah! Technically, I started back in mid-2015 with Upcoming Games, but was quickly fired from that due to the previously mentioned warning mess. I wanted to get into The 'Shroom because it seemed like a great creative canvas of sorts, and I wanted in on that.
Superchao: Yeah, I decided to be polite about the fact that you immediately cost yourself your first 'Shroom spot. But if you're bringing it up... well, at least it was a good object lesson, right?
The Pyro Guy: If it wasn't a good start, it was a lesson well-learnt. Some coincidence that I now direct the team that I was fired from 2 years prior, hm?
The Pyro Guy: As I went from one section in Fun Stuff to three sections across that, Fake News, and Palette Swap, I was really getting into the flow of creating stuff. Those times were a blast, and having all of this output was great for me to develop my writing prowess.
The Pyro Guy: Even though I've settled back down to one section currently, I plan to get some fresh new sections flowing later this year.
Superchao: It's like a reverse Warioloaf, somehow.
Superchao: I've noticed you really put your all into your 'Shroom sections! Cooking Guide being the standout, naturally - you even won some SOTMS with it - but that's far from the only one.
The Pyro Guy: I haven't heard of this tale. Would you mind giving me a brief summary?
Superchao: Warioloaf was the guy who founded Fake News and its first director. Later on, he trolled and got permabanned. You meanwhile got temporarily banned and fired from Pipe Plaza, and now direct it... i prefer the redemption angle to the fall to darkness one :V
The Pyro Guy: Redemption looks better for my reputation, I'm sure.
The Pyro Guy: Cooking Guide stood out because it was big, it was colourful, and some may even say it was funny. I'm glad it got SOTMs with it because it really spurred me on to make more of 'em.
Superchao: Cooking Guide: Funny [citation needed]
Superchao: But it was all of the above, in truth. You really demonstrated your talents there!
Superchao: What made you decide to pursue that to the point of applying for staff and ultimately being accepted as Pipe Plaza Director?
The Pyro Guy: Thank you! I'm sure one reader may have breathed slightly harder through their nose whilst reading my jokes.
The Pyro Guy: With Cooking Guide finished, I wanted to have a sort of leap in responsibility.
The Pyro Guy: And then when '876 stepped down, I thought that it was time for me to make that leap!
The Pyro Guy: So with the assistance of Lord Bowser I sent over that application form, and you guys liked me enough to let me in!
The Pyro Guy: And personally, I think my community presence would have dwindled if I was only writing Ongoing Fan Projects once a month.
Superchao: Excellent work, team! And I'm not surprised - the more community stuff you have to manage, the more you're motivated to stick around.
Superchao: Just look at me and my five different colored stars!
Superchao: (and dark green but NOBODY CARES ABOUT MHG)
The Pyro Guy: You're practically a rainbow now. You've just got chat op left to grab, right? Then you'll finally be able to ascend to your final form.
Superchao: Wiki staff, but still. If I gain all the ranks I automatically transform into Super Chao 3
The Pyro Guy: SuperChao3- a God among users. Either way, I'd say you're one of the most highly ranked users out there (and one of the oldest!), apart from Porple himself of course.
Superchao: Aww, thank you! I've done pretty well for myself, I'd say. But for someone as new as you, you're making some great inroads in community positions!
The Pyro Guy: For a youngster like be being able to slightly boss my writers about, I'm proud of how far I've come!
Superchao: Truly, the power inherent in the 'Shroom position is one of great might and communism.
The Pyro Guy: I'm sure everyone agrees that communism is the true future for all of the 'Shroom. I bet nobody could ever name an example of a communist movement that failed!
The Pyro Guy: Well, apart from nearly all of them.
Superchao: I'm pleased to announce that our imminent rebranding to Тче Счроом is almost complete. Soon it'll be red inside AND outside!
The Pyro Guy: Finally, the 'Shroom we all dreamt of is becoming a reality!
Superchao: One thing besides the 'Shroom that I've noticed you have a deep involvement in is the Poll Committee. What drove you to first join it?
The Pyro Guy: I first became interested after reading through that whole Chuggaconroy deal with the poll options. I think I wanted to see those options be a bit more... mature, I suppose? So I applied and got in, and these poll options have not yet been called out by Chugga, so I'd say we're a good team!
The Pyro Guy: And I liked the idea of a smaller, more focused team to participate in, and my usual timezone issues would not be a problem there.
Superchao: Chugga: the barometer of success? Let's make a poll for it.
The Pyro Guy: Chugga is a fad and will die soon. I don't care.
Superchao: But I can definitely understand why a smaller team helps. Poll Committee is easier to rope together and less... stressful, in some ways? The polls aren't As Visibly Significant as the awards or 'Shroom so there's not as much pressure.
The Pyro Guy: Yeah, and there's never a need for immediate responses to posts. It's definitely a very relaxed team.
Superchao: Do you have a favorite of the three to be part of? Poll, Shroom, and Awards, I mean.
The Pyro Guy: Oho, that's a tough one.
The Pyro Guy: I think it's gotta be 'Shroom- just because of the ability to look over years of previous projects, and how my own applications were received as well.
The Pyro Guy: I've written for and observed the project for a couple years, and it's great to see how the more ambitious stuff was put together in real time
Superchao: Can't blame you there, I think 'Shroom is probably my favorite special rank to hold too. That or Forum Mods.
Superchao: "More ambitious stuff" but not as ambitious as some things. Kiiinda glad we're not doing Four Special Issues A Year anymore!
The Pyro Guy: That sounds painful, yikes.
The Pyro Guy: One question I've been meaning to ask you; as a Global Moderator, do you have access to every single staff board, including ones you're not a part of?
Superchao: Nope! Porple does but g-mods never do. A couple of them used to but as part of the gradual depowerings over the years, not anymore.
The Pyro Guy: Huh, I always thought you could just hop into any thread you wanted to like some secret spy.
Superchao: Trust me, I wish I could. I would readeverything.
The Pyro Guy: If it helps, I would too.
Superchao: So, I think we've covered your community presence backwards, forwards, and sideways at this point. So I'd like to ask a little more about the guy behind the mask! For example, why are you so interested in 3D modeling and the like?
The Pyro Guy: He probably doesn't want me to say this, but back in the day my brother made 3D Minecraft avatars and YouTube banners and the like. Made a fair amount of money from it as well! I wanted to follow that path, so I began to learn the basics of 3D models, and rendering and all of that.
The Pyro Guy: That's the story- 12 year old boy wants to make a quick buck from Minecraft art.
The Pyro Guy: But then I found a website named the Models Resource, which is a collection of video game models ripped directly from the source.
The Pyro Guy: So I learnt all my stuff from models of Mario and all the other characters I could find.
Superchao: >You learned it from Mario
Superchao: I'm not surprised at all
The Pyro Guy: If Mario can teach typing, surely he can teach the wonders of 3D models and rendering!
Superchao: Mario Teaches 3D Rendering was sadly cancelled for being a very niche title. It's a shame
The Pyro Guy: You can actually find some of my oldest work on my YouTube channel, before I joined this place. It's not very good though, and I've probably deleted a lot of it.
Superchao: You fool! It was on the internet, it will NEVER DIE!
The Pyro Guy: I know, and I am ashamed to the highest degree! Genuinely, I am ashamed that I would upload such filth to the World Wide Web.
Superchao: You monster. We'll have to ban you... later.
Superchao: For now, speaking of Mario as your inspiration reminds me - do you have any Mario games you really like? The kind that invested you in the series to start with?
The Pyro Guy: Super Mario Galaxy is my favourite Mario game, and maybe even my favourite game ever.
The Pyro Guy: Maybe it's just the nostalgia speaking, but never had I felt such a sense of wonder and fun when first playing it.
Superchao: Good thing it was Galaxy 1 and not Galaxy 2, huh?
The Pyro Guy: The music, subtle bittersweet story and inventive mechanics had me gripped.
The Pyro Guy: I enjoyed the sequel a lot. I think it's objectively a better game, but owes a lot of that to the first one.
The Pyro Guy: I think it lacked some of the heart that the first one had, even if it had new ideas.
Superchao: I still prefer Galaxy 1 even if the green stars were a better 121-240 than Do It All As Weegee; it just felt like it had more to it, y'know
The Pyro Guy: Darn right.
Superchao: Any other marty-o games you really like? Or conversely, dislike?
The Pyro Guy: I really enjoyed NSMBU. It was the best in a stale series, with the best level design of them all. On the flip side, NSMB2 is one of the most disappointing games I've played.
Superchao: I'm glad NSMBU appears to have killed the subseries off. It was good at the start, but...
The Pyro Guy: It was a good finale to something that needed to be put to rest.
The Pyro Guy: If they bring 2D Marios back, they need to do something special with 'em.
Superchao: Newer Superer Marioer Brothers... er, when
The Pyro Guy: It would certainly be... a unique... title.
Superchao: Besides Mario, though, are there any other video games you're a fan of? Nintendo or not, nobody will judge! Not these days. Oh, the stories of 2007 Shroom...
The Pyro Guy: I recently started to really get into the Shovel Knight games, which I would recommend to anyone. They're so good. I'm a big fan of Pikmin, though they don't get many games at all, and thanks to your kind actions I was able to get into Danganronpa! So thanks for that.
The Pyro Guy: Also, Hiveswap was pretty good, but I'm reserving further judgement until Act 2 comes out. Or the dating sim.
Superchao: until? more like IF! dohohohohohoho
Superchao: Good choices, though. What interests you about Shovel Knight or Pikmin? Or even Danganronpa?
The Pyro Guy: Pikmin was just an impulse buy that I ended up loving, and Shovel Knight was highly recommended to me by my friends. I was first made aware of Danganronpa when LB made those fusion art requests in 2016, but I only began to know more about it for the recent v3 fad.
Superchao: And then you yourself made more fusions. Deep
The Pyro Guy: It started out as a fun little thing for just me and Ryoma, but then as more people got interested I had to make more. Gotta appeal to the will of the people!
Superchao: Even if it took you forever to fuse me with Miu :I
The Pyro Guy: It's just the thought of some leather-clad BDSM Boo that made me hesitate on drawing it.
Superchao: And then you did it anyway. How many of those did you end up doing, anyway?
The Pyro Guy: I think I did about 8 or 9 in total, so half of the cast.
Superchao:your next project: the other half
The Pyro Guy: I've already started to wade in on my next set of Knight fusions, sorry. But maybe some other time! I'd like to see Nico dressed up as Tenko.
Superchao: Nico Nico AIKIDOKICK
Superchao: Going back to Mario for a bit, it's very clear that you really like Shy Guys. Both your names, your user OC (as can be seen when one looks at the top of this very team), all of that demonstrates that as far as I can tell, Shy Guys are your favorite Mario enemy.
Superchao: Why's that?
The Pyro Guy: 3 or 4 years ago, in an Art class, we were told to draw cartoony facial expressions. Being the defiant edgy student that I was, I just drew several emotionless Shy Guy masks.
The Pyro Guy: Then I looked at them and thought that they were pretty cute and funny-looking, and my love for them grew from there.
Superchao: And then you became one, as seen in Nabber's presentation about them!
The Pyro Guy: Well, of course! Once you start to like a Shy Guy, you never stop. Eventually, you are one.
Superchao: Wait... I like Shy Guys.
Superchao: Oh no.
Superchao: Ohnooooooooo!
The Pyro Guy: It's too late for you, I'm afraid.
The Pyro Guy: Don't worry, I'm sure you'll make a wonderful Boo Guy.
Superchao: Guess I'll have to make the most of my non-Shy Guy life while I still can.
Superchao: A Boo Guy? Then I must fight Ghost Jam to prove my dominance.
The Pyro Guy: But ghosts... never... die!! What kind of victory are you aiming for here?!
Superchao: Just the one where he says I'm a Chill Guy having a Cool Day
The Pyro Guy: A compliment everyone should hope to receive, I bet.
Superchao: Outside of video games, though, what other interests do you have?
The Pyro Guy: I'm a fan of cycling and rugby, as well as hiking expeditions on the side. I also like to cook a lot; I'm trying to learn recipes that will be really cheap and useful for when I'm in university.
Superchao: Wow. You're honestly a lot more physically active than I expected! No offense.
The Pyro Guy: None taken! Sometimes I'm surprised at my activities too.
Superchao: Just be careful not to overshoot and turn into a jock. Otherwise youll be tempted to stuff us in lockers!
The Pyro Guy: Oh I'm too much of a nerd to ever go down that route, heh.
Superchao: Then we're safe.
Superchao: Speaking of nerdity, I do have a very important question.
Superchao: What's it like being the #2 fan of both Nico AND Honoka?
The Pyro Guy: Sometimes I worry that *I'm* the number 2 fan and I've never even seen a single episode (or manga, whatever the franchise is meant to be)! Does this mean TFP and NEX are the only true fans of their respective waifus??
Superchao: I mean, I'm Honoka's #3 fan. Clearly there are more, and you're just a very big fan despite all your denials.
The Pyro Guy: At the sight of a full moon, I transform into a secret beast and binge on Love Live all night long.
The Pyro Guy: It's my darkest secret. Don't let anyone know.
Superchao: Nobody will know except everyone who reads it in the paper, I promise.
The Pyro Guy: Ahahohohoooohh... oh dear.
Superchao: But if you had to pick one, going solely on what you know
Superchao: Honoka or Nico?
Superchao: I'll protect you from NEX or TFP depending.
The Pyro Guy: Honoka. I've been forced to listen to both of their albums and I prefer the Honk lady's singing voice.
Superchao: NEX and I are proud of you! TFP will probably strangle you, but we'll keep him at bay.
Superchao: Just throw Nico figurines when he approaches and he'll go after them, works every time.
The Pyro Guy: Are you experienced in defending against TFP?
Superchao: Yes, ever since I told him Nico was not the #1 idol.
Superchao: It was a dark day.
The Pyro Guy: Ouch. If words could kill, I'm sure he'd be dead.
The Pyro Guy: Telling him that Nico is not the best? Murderous.
Superchao: It's okay, he'll rise from the grave on the third day, finally incarnated into the form of Nico herself
Superchao: But speaking of questions and Honks...
Superchao: Is this the last question?
The Pyro Guy: It depends on if simply adding a question mark to the end of a regular statement makes it a question?
Superchao: It might?
The Pyro Guy: So my answer is, maybe?
The Pyro Guy: Who knows?
Superchao: I guess we'll never know?
Superchao: Well, thank you for your time here?
The Pyro Guy: It's been great to be here, so thank you for having me?
In Closing:
This year has really been about newcomers in interviews, hasn't it? 2013, 2014, 2013, and now 2015. Just like the other three before him, TPG shows that you don't really need to be an oldbie in order to become a community fixture. All you need to do is be active, be friendly, and have the energy to contribute, all traits that he's got in spades. There's a reason he's the current Pipe Plaza Director, and as one of the people who vouched for him, I'm confident we made the right decision. Here's to TPG making Pipe Plaza even better this year!
NIWA Spotlight
Hello everyone and welcome back to NIWA Spotlight, a NIWA-focused spotlight that covers one article from all of our partnered wikis that need help. These can range from articles that need more information or created to images that need replacing or uploaded. Notice something on a different wiki you can't fix and want to get the word out? Let me know on mytalk page or inthis forum topic and it will be added to a future issue. For our Mario-related topics, check out thecurrent The 'Shroom Spotlight!
Some things were completed last month! On WiKirby, Fubaka has been hard at work on creating pages relating toKirby Star Allies, including the spotlightedCook Potluck. On Bulbapedia, Satsjoe fixed up theNurse Joy's Comfey page. Images were added to F-Zero Wiki'sIsshin Shimizu's page by Wildgoosespeeder and Inkipedia'sSunny Climbing Shoes's page by Rassicas. And I uploaded a better quality version of Icaruspedia'sAurum Orbitars image. Great work everyone!
I have some wiki-related news that may affect your editing:
- The F-Zero Wiki still has a CAPTCHA problem, and I'm still trying to get it resolved. In the meantime, contact me privately if you don't already have an account and I will get one set up for you.
- The Donkey Kong Wiki will go down soon, as per this ongoing proposal. But until that happens, you are free to edit as you wish.
| Category | Wiki | Subject | Direct Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wanted Article | Dragon Quest Wiki | The ocean inDragon Quest VII is, well, the ocean inDragon Quest VII. As the most linked uncreated article, it should contain the monsters, treasures, and locations therein. | Ocean (Dragon Quest VII) |
| F-Zero Wiki | Staff Ghosts are the ghostly versions of a staff member's course time that the players can try and beat. A proper list of these times and courses across all the games would be fantastic! | Staff Ghost | |
| WiKirby | Kracko is a reoccurring boss in theKirby series, but a variant known as "Space Kracko" is a mid-boss inKirby's Epic Yarn's Space Land. Let's give this guy a page so we know what it does! | Space Kracko | |
| Stub Article/Section | ARMS Institute | Martial Arts Mash-Up was a Party Crash event taking place in late 2017. I have no idea how these Party Crash things work, so anyone with more information on this particular event should add it in. | Martial Arts Mash-Up |
| Golden Sun Universe | Sacred Feathers are a special item that allows you to avoid battling weak enemies for a certain period of time. But where do you find these items? Looks like some locations are listed, but Kraden says there are more areas these feathers can be found in. | Sacred Feather | |
| Hard Drop Tetris Wiki | Hatris! You stack hats! Presumably! | Hatris | |
| Inkipedia | The Spawning Grounds was one of the first stages shown off inSplatoon 2. But despite that, not all of the information about the area is documented. What types of enemies and items are found in this area? | Spawning Grounds | |
| Pikipedia | There are a few sections missing from the Tropical Forest page on Pikipedia, such as an overview and key items sections. More information on this subject is recommended. | Tropical Forest | |
| Starfy Wiki | Kamekichi is a sleepy turtle fromDensetsu no Starfy 4 who likes fishing. What's his story? What else does she do? What gender is this turtle?! | Kamekichi | |
| Wars Wiki | Direct combat is when you move a unit directly against an opponent and commence fighting. There's a pretty basic explanation here, but what about the advantages and disadvantages of using direct combat? Is there anything inAdvance Wars that makes this a better or worse option than indirect combat? | Direct combat | |
| Rewrite | WikiBound | Mother 3 is a fan favorite title, so much so that fans are eagerly awaiting an official translation. However, the article on WikiBound could use some rewriting itself, as many points in the plot section of overly descriptive or jumbled. | Mother 3 |
| Zelda Wiki | A new character introduced inA Link Between Worlds, Zelda's counterpart, Princess Hilda, has a major role in the story. Her article on Zelda Wiki is unfitting of the Lorulean princess, going into unnecessary details or is written as if going of off assumptions. | Princess Hilda | |
| Additional Images | Bulbapedia | The Gyms are well-known throughout the series, being the places where successful Pokémon Trainers gain Gym Badges. However, some of the images in Bulbapedia's gallery are either jumbled or missing. | Gym |
| Fire Emblem Wiki | The Genpeer Axe is a new axe inFire Emblem Warriors that deals more damage against an opponent that is the same gender as the wielder. Certainly sounds interesting, but what does it look like? | Genpeer Axe | |
| Icaruspedia | Palutena: Heading down to play some Light vs. Dark, are you? What stage are you going to fight on? Pit: The Spiral Tower! A tall tower with spiraling rails makes a perfect place to snipe my opponents! Palutena: Sound interesting! Be sure to take an image of it so I can see what it looks like for myself! Pit: But it's a battleground. What if I get attacked when I'm trying to take a pic? Palutena: Just make sure you get a good image! Pit: If you say so, Lady Palutena… | Spiral Tower | |
| Lylat Wiki | General Pepper: Slippy Toad, I have a job for you. We are lacking recent images of our beloved Lylat System. I need you to go out and help us expand our database. Slippy: Okay, you can count on me! | Lylat System | |
| Nintendo Wiki | Kirby Air Ride is a fantastic game, and the Nintendo Wiki needs images to prove that! An image of the boxart and in game images would be very helpful. | Kirby Air Ride | |
| Strategy Wiki | The character images of the .hack//G.U. Vol. 1//Rebirth/Characters page are. Perhaps the was a glitch in The World that deleted them? …Or something. I don't know .hack that well. | .hack//G.U. Vol. 1//Rebirth/Characters | |
| Image Quality | Donkey Kong Wiki | Cranky Kong: I heard about these so called "gif" images. Moving pictures? That's what television is for! But wait, it looks like this gif image of old 8-Bit me isn't moving. Someone should fix that or convert it into a proper image! | File:DonkeyKong-NES.gif |
| Metroid Wiki | Adam: While grouping separate images into one file saves space, it is unnecessary. The images depicting the end of Samus's "Zero Mission" need to be split and appropriately sized. Any objections? | File:MetroidZeromissionendings.png | |
| Citation Needed | Nookipedia | Crazy Redd sells a lot of paintings, but it seems some may be a forgery. Apparently, Redd's eye shines when he's selling you a fake painting, but is this true? | Forgery |
| Smash Wiki | Looks like Princess Peach has some notable players that use her in tournaments. However, it seems some are questionable, so further research on the players would be helpful. | Peach (SSB4) |
Poll Committee Discussion
Greetings, beautiful ‘Shroom readers! I’m your host, Roserade, and welcome to the Poll Committee Discussion for the April edition of the ‘Shroom! While I may be the fool who has been pegged for writing this month, you know what isn’t foolish? Submitting your own polls on the Marioboards forum, if you have an idea in mind! We’re always accepting outside submissions. Other than that, though, there’s no other announcements for me to report, so let’s dive right into the discussion!
Archives
Which of these upcoming games are you most excited for? (Tucayo (talk) andRoserade (talk), March 11th, 2018)
| Which of these upcoming games are you most excited for? |
|---|
| Mario Tennis Aces 8.95% (217 votes) |
| Mario Kart Tour 4.83% (117 votes) |
| WarioWare Gold 3.84% (93 votes) |
| Yoshi (Switch) 4.17% (101 votes) |
| Super Smash Bros. (Switch) 53.3% (1,292 votes) |
| Mario & Luigi: Bowser’s Inside Story + Bowser Jr.’s Journey 11.18% (271 votes) |
| Luigi’s Mansion (3DS) 6.39% (155 votes) |
| Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker (3DS/Switch) 3.42% (83 votes) |
| I’m not excited for any of these games. 2.68% (65 votes) |
| Total votes: 2,424 |
Do you want another game with Princess Peach as the sole protagonist? (Tucayo (talk), March 18th, 2018)
| Do you want another game with Princess Peach as the sole protagonist? |
|---|
| Yes, a sequel to Super Princess Peach. 20.22% (399 votes) |
| Yes, a whole new game. 31.73% (626 votes) |
| Yes, any game with Peach as the sole protagonist. 17.08% (337 votes) |
| I don’t want another game with Peach as the sole protagonist. 7.91% (156 votes) |
| I don’t mind either way. 23.06% (455 votes) |
| Total votes: 1,973 |
Following the announcement of a new story mode for Mario Tennis Aces, do you think expansive story modes should be featured in more sports titles? (The Pyro Guy (talk), March 25th, 2018)
| Following the announcement of a new story mode for Mario Tennis Aces, do you think expansive story modes should be featured in more sports titles? |
|---|
| Yes, story modes should be featured in every sports title. 37.48% (503 votes) |
| I would like to see more story modes in the sports titles, but not in place of other important aspects of gameplay. 44.04% (591 votes) |
| I don’t have an opinion on story modes. 8.72% (117 votes) |
| I think story modes should be kept to a minimum, but they would be nice to have occasionally. 6.71% (90 votes) |
| Not at all; I’d rather the sports titles were to have no story modes. 3.05% (41 votes) |
| Total votes: 1,342 |
We all know about the funky new features coming to Tropical Freeze, but what is your favorite funky feature of the awesome ape himself? (The Pyro Guy (talk), April 1st, 2018)
| We all know about the funky new features coming to Tropical Freeze, but what is your favorite funky feature of the awesome ape himself? |
|---|
| The tight shirt. I just love to see those well-defined chest muscles. 12.68% (80 votes) |
| The sunglasses. Nothing says ‘funky’ more than those shades. 35.02% (221 votes) |
| The fur. The luxurious, smooth and rich brown style really fits the aesthetic. 3.49% (22 votes) |
| The bodacious bandanna. Polka dots are his best fashionable feature. 7.45% (47 votes) |
| That attitude. Name one other Kong who acts that funky. I’ll wait. 21.55% (136 votes) |
| The voice. His soothing tone gives me a very sensual, autonomous response. 19.81% (125 votes) |
| Total votes: 631 |
Do you feel that it’s time for Nintendo to retire the 3DS? (Fun With Despair (talk),Tucayo (talk), andLord Bowser (talk), April 1st, 2018)
| Do you feel that it’s time for Nintendo to retire the 3DS? |
|---|
| Definitely. It’s way past its time and very outdated. 8.8% (194 votes) |
| I do think now is a good time to retire it. 13.93% (307 votes) |
| I think it can go on a bit longer, but it should be pulled soon. 33.76% (744 votes) |
| Not just yet, it still has much to give. 17.79% (392 votes) |
| Definitely not. The 3DS should stick around for a lot longer. 20.01% (441 votes) |
| I have no opinion. 5.71% (126 votes) |
| Total votes: 2,204 |
Do you plan to purchase the upcoming Nintendo Labo kits for the Switch? (Lord Bowser (talk), April 8th, 2018)
| Do you plan to purchase the upcoming Nintendo Labo kits for the Switch? |
|---|
| Yes, I plan to purchase both kits. 7.06% (123 votes) |
| I’ll only purchase the Variety Kit. 5.28% (92 votes) |
| I’ll only purchase the Robot Kit. 1.09% (19 votes) |
| I’d consider purchasing them in the future. 20.14% (351 votes) |
| No, I’m not interested. 38.1% (664 votes) |
| No, not at their current prices. 7.17% (125 votes) |
| I don’t own a Nintendo Switch. 21.16% (369 votes) |
| Total votes: 1,743 |
Analysis
- Which of these upcoming games are you most excited for?: It looks we have a very clear fan-favorite here! Not surprising, of course. Smash Bros. is a very special series, and I definitely can’t help but hop onto the hype train whenever it rolls into the station. Beyond that, though, it looks like the Bowser’s Inside Story remake is also highly anticipated, followed by Mario Tennis Aces and the Luigi’s Mansion 3DS remake. Personally, Bowser’s Inside Story is one of my favorite games of all time, but I’ll have to see more footage before I decide if I’m interested in the investment.
- Do you want another game with Princess Peach as the sole protagonist?: A majority of our voters would like an entirely new Princess Peach game, which is understandable. Peach is a character only lightly explored in most of the Mario games, so having another game with her as the headline character would be interesting. However, our second majority doesn’t appear to really have a preference either way. The option with the third highest votes is a sequel for Super Princess Peach, which had a cool premise I could imagine being really expanded upon if a sequel were to occur.
- Following the announcement of a new story mode for Mario Tennis Aces, do you think expansive story modes should be featured in more sports titles?: Overall, a majority of voters want to see story modes included, but not at the expense of gameplay. Most players of Mario sports games seem to play them for the multiplayer or online aspects, so of course you’d want concrete gameplay on those fronts. With about a 90 vote lag, a good chunk of voters believe story modes should be included in all sports games. Personally, I don’t need a story mode to enjoy my sports games, but hey, all the more incentive for me to play!
- We all know about the funky new features coming to Tropical Freeze, but what is your favorite funky feature of the awesome ape himself?: What a hottie with a body, that Funky Kong. I sometimes just find myself fantasizing over this great ape... For me personally, it’s always that silky voice... making me feel safe at the airport... But for most of our voters, it appears Funky’s sunglasses are the most bodacious fantasy material. Of course, one can’t look past his attitude. What a bodacious dude, brah. If only somebody could add a New Funky Mode to my life.
- Do you feel that it’s time for Nintendo to retire the 3DS?: Most people voted that they’d like to see the 3DS live for just a little longer, which I can agree with. There is still some more to see from the 3DS before it gets buried amongst the other consoles, although it does seem to be running on reserves at this point, with plenty of remakes coming down the pipe. Interesting, the option with the second most votes is for the 3DS sticking around a lot longer. Perhaps voters are concerned about the shift into entirely the Switch, but I can see a potential new member to the 3DS family in the future.
- Do you plan to purchase the upcoming Nintendo Labo kits for the Switch?: Most of our voters appear not to be interested in the Labo! I suppose this isn’t entirely surprising, given that the Labo is centered more around children’s interest with building, rather than the full game behind it. It is worth noting, however, that a good 21% of our voters don’t own a Switch to begin with, so this makes full interest in the concept difficult. But a close 20% mentioned considering buying it in the future, so who knows! Of the two kits revealed, it appears that the Variety Kit is more popular than the Robot Kit for those who voted for them.
And that’s the Poll Discussion for this month! Make sure to check out next issue for the next edition, brought to you by the Despair Dude himself,Fun With Despair (talk)! Toodles!
Retro Feature
Hello readers, this is your Spotlight and former Pipe Plaza director here with another issue of Retro Feature. In this section, we look at previous sections that featured in The 'Shroom from yesteryear.
We've featured a couple of Coincollector's previous sections before, mainly Mario Kart: Wheel Tips Corner, but this isn't the only “Tips Corner” that Coincollector did. No, back in Issue XLIX there was a one-off section that gave tips forSuper Mario Galaxy instead. This section was intended to be a regular change to the format of Wheel Tips Corner, so that The 'Shroom wasn't just focusing on theMario Kart series, but other than this debut section it never really took off. Well, at least until Strategy Wing came along, where various writers give out tips on various video games.
Super Mario Galaxy: Cosmic Tips CornerbyCoincollector (talk) Hello cosmonauts, welcome toSuper Mario Galaxy: Cosmic Tips Corner. Your friend Coincollector is here to tell you the first tip on a new and improvised subject. Surprised? OK, as you can see, I discussed making some changes to this issue with the ’Shroom staff. The staff and I decided to make considerable changes to this section, trying to make it more interesting because I’ve noticed that we were tired talking only about Mario Kart this and Mario Kart that… Therefore we ended up creating this new section entitled the Cosmic Tip Corner, a section dedicated to talking about tips involving the two latest platformer adventures of our favorite red‐capped plumber:Super Mario Galaxy andSuper Mario galaxy 2. And don’t worry: Just because we changed this section for another one doesn’t mean I don’t know about this subject, so prepared yourselves because this tip is out of this world ;) The tip of this month talks about the varied power‐ups that Mario has gained inSuper Mario Galaxy 2. Let’s see each power‐up and its specialties.
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The 'Shroom Report
Hi, ‘Shroom readers! It’s your Statistics Manager, LudwigVon, with another edition ofThe 'Shroom Report.
This is how this works: in theFirst-time Writers section, I will mention writers who had their first ever section featured in our last issue. For theMilestones section, writers will get mentioned every 10 team sections and every 50 overall sections, team will get mentioned every 100 sections, and The 'Shroom will get mentioned every 500 sections. Finally, forMost Sections Written, every section ever written by that user is counted. All information in this section is based off ourHistorical Sheets. This section will cover Issue132.
| First-time Writers | |
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| Writer | Section |
| None | |
| Milestones | |
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| Writer/Team | Milestone |
| FunkyK38 (talk) | 10 Fun Stuff sections |
| Most Sections Written | ||
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| Team | Writer | Number of Sections |
| Main/Staff | Henry Tucayo Clay (talk) | 141 |
| Fake News | MrConcreteDonkey (talk) | 121 |
| Fun Stuff | Henry Tucayo Clay (talk) | 121 |
| Palette Swap | FunkyK38 (talk) | 123 |
| Pipe Plaza | Paper Yoshi (talk) | 123 |
| Yoshi876 (talk) | 123 | |
| Critic Corner | Yoshi876 (talk) | 79 |
| Strategy Wing | Meta Knight (talk) | 53 |
| Overall | Yoshi876 (talk) | 481 |
| 'Shroom Trivia |
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| Ralphfan (talk) holds the record for writing the most sections for a sub-team in a single issue (in this case,Fake News - Issue XXV) with 9 sections. |
| The 'Shroom: Issue 133 | |
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| Staff sections | Staff Notes •The 'Shroom Spotlight |
| Features | Fake News •Fun Stuff •Palette Swap •Pipe Plaza •Critic Corner •Strategy Wing |
| Specials | Super Mario Odyssey Photo Contest |
