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Public art installation featuring Mario, exhibited at the Italian town of Pietrasanta in 2025. The statue was made by sculptor Filippo Tincolini as part of a "Human Connections" exhibition, which according to the artist is supposed to "reimagine digital icons as modern myths".

Title card for an episode of Satella-Q, a 1997 quiz show broadcast over the Satellaview add-on for the Super Famicom in Japan. Note Toad's unique catlike mouth as he is sleeping.

Officially licensed 1986 Super Mario Bros. jigsaw puzzle from Japan (top: illustration provided with the puzzle as visual aid, bottom: finished puzzle).

Notably, it depicts the Goombas with the blue palette seen in underground levels such as World 1-2 as being actually blue even in daylight, instead of merely being affected by the technical liminations of the underground palette.

This predates the introduction of Gloombas in Paper Mario (blue underground Goombas playing on the same idea that they actually look like that instead of simply being limited by the palette) by 14 years.

Extremely rare 2005 Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix store display.

Board game pieces for cutting out, featuring Mario, Luigi, Peach, Bowser and the Shogaku Ichinensei magazine's bowtie-wearing Yoshi design, from a 1991 issue of the magazine.

Four-panel comic from the official 1991 Japanese guide for Super Mario World, depicting Mario as being unwilling to use his cape due to it being too cozy. An English translation is provided.

Page from an officially licensed 1989 Super Mario Bros. activity book that claims that "Mario is a very busy man. When he is not trying to save Princess Toadstool, he might be found: SKATEBOARDING".

Original Super Mario Bros. illustration from a 1986 issue of the Japanese Famitsu magazine.

Illustration of Mario running away from Bull's-Eye Bills (known as "Missile Bills" at the time) in a unique style, seen in a 1988 Japanese guide for Super Mario Bros. 3.

Original drawing used for the cover of the "Super Mario Bros.: Favorite Mushroom Party Hits!" compilation album cassette. The album features no Mario-related music, but does contain brief audio segments narrated by Lou Albano as Mario between the songs.

Extremely rare officially licensed 1989 Super Mario Bros. 2 T-shirt showing Mario performing a skateboarding trick.

Giant inflatable Mario at a 1993 festival held by Human Creative School, one of Japan's earliest video game design schools, in Musashino, Tokyo.