I feel confident enough to post these now. A collection of all the existing posters after some edits from the other post that got 13k notes! These are full size/quality. Go nuts.

Mario Artist: Paint Studio was a successor to Mario Paint for the Japan-exclusive 64DD add-on for the Nintendo 64. It supported four-player simultaneous drawing.

This pre-release footage from a 1998 Nintendo company report (with the program being called "Mario Artist: Picture Maker" at the time) showcases a Pikachu being drawn collaboratively by four players.

So I was one of those people who's real nostalgic for the Gamecube NA box art for Pikmin 1 & 2. So when I got the physical release of the Switch version, I was a bit underwhelmed.

I grew up with Pikmin, but I was only able to rent the games growing up. So I never got a chance to actually own them until they were rereleased for the Nintendo Wii. So I never got a chance to physically own the first two games, despite being with the series from the beginning.

I really wanted my copy of Pikmin 1 + 2 to reflect the games I grew up with. So, I took an old copy of Photoshop I had in college before Adobe became a subscription service and started working on it. I stopped for a while, partly because I had no template to work with. But then I stumbled on some alternate box art for Super Mario RPG Nintendo provided, and it made for the perfect template to finish this up on.

I've actually already made some tweaks to it, even after printing it out. Mostly, I'm just adding the Switch and Nintendo logos to the spine. For now, I'm happy with how it came out.

Concept art for the Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 cartoon series, depicting what Toad's head looks like when he removes his mushroom cap.

In recent years, Nintendo has been very clear on expressing, both within games and in interviews, that this interpretation is no longer correct and that Toads' mushroom caps are part of their bodies.

Unused early version of the "Forest Dwellers" theme, found in the files of Super Mario Galaxy 2.

The 1992 Japan-only "Nintendo Super Famicom Game Music" CD was an official remix compilation album featuring arrangements of music from various SNES games. The album contained an original arrangement of the credits theme from Super Mario World, which is provided above.