Depending on one's stance on the Super Marvel vs. Going under the name of "Fighting Mario", this version of the red-clad plumber takes inspiration from the Flash animation Power Star, where Mario gets possessed by a demon. While most of his attacks may be somewhat average in the damage they deal, he has a few infinites, and even one standalone Special, that can take out almost half of an opponent's life. This version of everyone's favorite jumping plumber bases itself off promotional Super Smash Bros. This Mario was designed to rebel against his low tier placement in said game, but you'd be mistaken if you think that's a good thing, because he has a cheap moveset and a very strong A.I. Brawl, it doesn't have a traditional Smash Bros. While this version of the red-clad plumber has sprites based off of Super Smash Bros. Don't underestimate him though, as he has small hurtboxes and surprising comboability, making him somewhat of a pocket-sized powerhouse. This version of Mario uses edited Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga sprites and opts for a Smash Bros.-styled gameplay style, using simple single-button commands for both his Normal and Special Attacks. however, it's combo potential is limited as he cannot do normal attacks, instead relying solely on special moves.
Though this uses sprites from the original NES game, it plays closer to a regular fighter, taking moveset cues from both Super Mario Bros and Super Smash Bros.
Stealing all those Power Stars did Bowser no good, as this Mario uses the once final boss as an attack. Sometimes referred to as "Cheap Mario", it's no surprise that this character has severely overpowered attacks with dubious invincibility frames that make it hit hard but hard to hit. Super Mario 64 is, unsurprisingly, based on Mario's appearance in Super Mario 64. If he gets hit, he becomes small, and if he's hit while small he instantly gets K.O.'d. Instead of punching, kicking or using special moves, he jumps on the opponent to attack. It isn't hard to figure out why this version of Mario is referred to as NES Super Mario, as he uses the sprites from Super Mario Bros. If Mario gets fed up with being super, he can enter the battle in one of three alternate modes, each one with its own advantages and disadvantages. incarnation, topped up with attacks based on actions that Mario can do in various games of the Super Mario series. ShinRyoga & NeOaNkH's versionĪrguably the most well known version of the iconic moustachioed plumber, this Mario has a moveset that takes heavy cues from his Super Smash Bros. Add the fact that Mario can string his attacks together easily, and it seems that Bowser won't be able to defeat this plumber any time soon. One of, if not the earliest version of Mario to be made in the engine, this version of the pesky plumber has a number of options to take out his foes. In M.U.G.E.N, Mario has been created multiple times, to the point of Mario being one of the most created characters for M.U.G.E.N. Mario doesn't seem to have much of a personality outside being heroic, and generally doesn't speak all that much, only occasionally saying phrases such as "It's a me!", "Wahoo!" and "Thanks for playing!", though Nintendo have stated that this is to allow him to fit easily into a variety of genres. When it comes to powers, Mario's true strength lies in his incredible jump, which he uses to stomp on enemies and get through many levels, usually to defeat his arch nemesis, Bowser, and rescue Princess Peach of course, some of Bowser's minions are too tough to be defeated by a mere jump, so Mario also has a variety of power-ups like the Fire Flower, Starman and Tanooki Suit at his disposal. He made his first appearance as the protagonist and playable character of the 1981 arcade game, Donkey Kong, under the alias of Jumpman, though he would soon reappear in the arcade game, Mario Bros., alongside his younger brother, Luigi. Mario (originally known as Jumpman in the arcade game, Donkey Kong) is the titular main protagonist of the Super Mario video game series, as well as the company mascot of Nintendo. SeanAltly's version (Mario Mario) (2020).Camren Springer's version (NES Mario) (2019).There are versions of this character available that don't have their own branch articles!
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