Super Mario Mash-up

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Super Mario Mash-up^[1][2] (also known as Minecraft: Super Mario Edition or Mario Mash-up) is a mash-up pack released on May 17, 2016, based off the Super Mario video game franchise owned by Nintendo. As such, this mash-up pack can only be downloaded and used on their consoles and comes bundled for free with Minecraft releases on Nintendo platforms.

It includes a skin pack, resource pack and a world template.

World template

Overview

The world template features locations inspired by the Super Mario franchise. General aspects include paths similar to those on world maps from 2D Super Mario games, pipes which the player can travel through, and two types of Toad Houses: Red Toad Houses feature a chest and two beds, while green Toad Houses are connected to another green Toad House via a pipe.

Spawn

The player spawns in a large Toad House, next to a bed, a jukebox and an empty chest. Outside the Toad House, there is a big Super Mario logo and a pipe next to it, with a short path connecting it with the house. The pipe leads to behind the logo, where there is a square-shaped lake with a star-shaped island with a statue of Mario in the middle, with bridges connecting it to the land in all four directions. There are decorations around the lake such as two large pipes, a ? Block, a Brick Block and a Gold Block, as well as some pixel art.

Bob-omb Battlefield area

East from the island is an area based on Bob-omb Battlefield from Super Mario 64, featuring a village and statues of a Goomba, a Chain Chomp, a Red Coin from Super Mario 64, green and red Cap Blocks, Princess Peach and King Bob-omb. At the end of the path is a recreation of Peach's Castle from Super Mario 64, including the castle grounds, the lobby and the Bob-omb Battlefield painting room. There is a pipe hidden behind the Bob-omb Battlefield painting, leading to a hidden green Toad House.

Snowy area

North from the island is a small grassy area, featuring a castle based on those in Super Mario Bros., with a short parkour challenge over lava inside. North from this area is a large snowy area. This area features a Toad statue, Ty-foo and Walleye buildings, ice spikes, a fortress and a castle, and a small airship near the sea.

Music disc locations

Hidden in chests around the map are 12 music discs, a common trope in all worlds built by 4J Studios for Legacy Console Edition.

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  Cat is found in the middle of the Super Mario Bros.-styled castle filled with lava.
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  Inside of a yellow-roofed Toad House; there are three chests inside. The one on the right has the disc.
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  Behind one of the paintings in Peach's Castle
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  In a cave filled with lava, in a mountain behind a village on an island
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  Located behind a Ghost House, which can be only be accessed by going through the puzzles inside
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  Inside of a sunken ship; the room with the disc can only be accessed via a yellow pipe nearby.
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  Behind a giant locked door (styled like SMB3), which can be opened via a lever on top of a pipe somewhere
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  Located at the end of a series of parkour and puzzles in a purple-roofed castle near the Luigi statue
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  On top of a platform in the snow biome
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  On top of Ludwig's Castle in the Super Mario World section of the map
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  In the final room of the airship on the south side of the map
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  In the Nether; at the top of a tower behind the Bowser statue

Resource pack

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Mobs

Passive

Name	Inspiration	Without pack	With pack	Notes
Allay	Green Sprixie Princess
Bat	Swoop
Brown Mooshroom	1-Up Mushroom
Chicken	Goomba
Cold Chicken	Galoomba
Cold Cow
Cold Pig
Cow	Cow
Mooshroom	Super Mushroom
Ocelot	Cat Mario
Parrot
Pig
Sheep	Koopa Troopa
Warm Chicken	Strollin' Stu
Warm Cow
Warm Pig

Hostile

Name	Inspiration	Without pack	With pack	Notes
Creeper	Super Mario Bros. 2 Pokey

Items

Name	Inspiration	Without pack	With pack	Notes
Diamond Axe	Axe
Diamond Hoe	Magic Wand
Diamond Pickaxe	Super Pickax
Diamond Shovel
Diamond Spear	Spear Guy spear
Diamond Sword	Hammer
Golden Axe	Axe
Golden Hoe	Magic Wand
Golden Pickaxe	Super Pickax
Golden Shovel
Golden Spear	Spear Guy spear
Golden Sword	Hammer
Iron Axe	Axe
Iron Hoe	Magic Wand
Iron Pickaxe	Super Pickax
Iron Shovel
Iron Spear	Spear Guy spear
Iron Sword	Hammer
Netherite Axe	Axe
Netherite Hoe	Magic Wand
Netherite Pickaxe	Super Pickax
Netherite Shovel
Netherite Spear	Spear Guy spear
Netherite Sword	Hammer
Stone Axe	Axe
Stone Hoe	Magic Wand
Stone Pickaxe	Super Pickax
Stone Shovel
Stone Spear	Spear Guy spear
Stone Sword	Hammer
Wooden Axe	Axe
Wooden Hoe	Magic Wand
Wooden Pickaxe	Super Pickax
Wooden Shovel
Wooden Spear	Spear Guy spear
Wooden Sword	Hammer

Paintings

In-game name	Without pack	With pack	Description
1 × 1 blocks (16 × 16 pixels)
Kebab med tre pepperoni			Mario in Super Mario Bros.
de_aztec			Luigi in Super Mario Bros.
Albanian			Blue cap block (Vanish Cap)
de_aztec			Red cap block (Wing Cap)
Target Successfully Bombed			Green cap block (Metal Cap)
Paradisträd			Yellow ! block from Super Mario 64
Wasteland			Coin
1 × 2 blocks (16 × 32 pixels)
Wanderer			Arrow sign
Graham			Arrow sign
2 × 1 blocks (32 × 16 pixels)
The Pool			Cloud
Bonjour Monsieur Courbet			Bush from Super Mario Bros.
sunset_dense			Arrow sign
Seaside			Arrow sign
Creebet			Super Star
2 × 2 blocks (32 × 32 pixels)
Match			Window from Peach's Castle from Super Mario 64
Bust			Big Star Door from Super Mario 64
The Stage Is Set			Key Door from Super Mario 64
The void			Whomp's Fortress painting
Skulls and Roses
Wither			Cool Cool Mountain painting
4 × 2 blocks (64 × 32 pixels)
Fighters			Shine Sprite from Super Mario Sunshine
4 × 3 blocks (64 × 48 pixels)
Mortal Coil			Tick Tock Clock entrance
Kong
4 × 4 blocks (64 × 64 pixels)
Pointer			Peach's stained glass window
Pigscene			Bob-omb Battlefield painting
Skull On Fire			Bowser's emblem

Skins

The Super Mario Mash-up includes a skin pack with 40 skins. These skins cannot be used in cross-platform multiplayer.

Name	Render	Description	Notes
Mario		Skin of Mario, the main protagonist of the franchise, in his traditional blue overalls and red cap.
Mario with F.L.U.D.D.		Mario as he appears in Super Mario Sunshine, with short sleeves and F.L.U.D.D., a sentient water pack used to enhance his platforming.
Luigi		Mario's younger brother and partner, known for his opposing, tall stature and clumsy personality.
Luigi with Poltergust		Luigi as he appears in the Luigi's Mansion series, a spin-off game line where he uses a vacuum pack known as the Poltergust to bust ghosts.	This skin specifically uses the Poltergust 5000 from Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon.
Peach		The ruler of the Mushroom Kingdom, typically being kidnapped as the main conflict of a given story.
Yoshi		A close friend of Mario, often serving as his trusty steed with unique powers.
Bowser		Archenemy of the Mario Bros, and ruler of the Koopa Troop, often attempting to take over the world or kidnap Princess Peach for a forced marriage.
Toad		Princess Peach's advisor and another hero of the Mushroom Kingdom, often serving as an NPC or playable character in ensemble games.
Captain Toad		An adventurous persona of Toad when leading the Toad Brigade, and the protagonist of the game Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker.
Donkey Kong		The main hero of the Donkey Kong Country series, frequently crossing over with Mario. Within canon, he is the second bearer of the title, after the original Donkey Kong, Cranky Kong.
Diddy Kong		Sidekick of Donkey Kong, known for utilizing various gadgets such as peanut guns and a jetpack, serving as the protagonist of Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest.
Daisy		The ruler of Sarasaland and frequent love interest of Luigi, first appearing in Super Mario Land.
Wario		Rival of Mario, serving as his opposite, as a gross, greedy antihero. Due to his popularity, he has become the protagonist of both the Wario Land and WarioWare series.
Waluigi		Wario's sidekick and antithesis of everything Luigi represents, frequently appearing in spin-off titles such as Mario Kart and Mario Tennis.
Petey Piranha		Frequent boss character in the series, first appearing in Super Mario Sunshine, from the Piranha Plant species.
Lemmy		One of Bowser's elite minions, the Koopalings, known for his childish demeanor.	Named after Lemmy, the lead singer of Motörhead.
Wendy		The sole female Koopaling, known for her selfish nature.	Named after Wendy O. Williams, the lead singer of Plasmatics.
Morton		Another one of the Koopalings, characterized as a bossy "loud mouth."	Named after talk show host Morton Downey Jr..
Larry		The youngest Koopaling, serving as the first boss of Super Mario Bros. 3.	The only Koopaling not named after another figure, instead his name was chosen because he "looked like a Larry."[3]
Iggy		The most deranged of the Koopalings, known for his wild personality and pet Chain-Chomp.	Named after Iggy Pop, lead vocalist of The Stooges.
Roy		The muscle of the Koopalings, lacking brains in favor of brawn, as well as sunglasses.	Named after musician Roy Orbison.
Ludwig		The oldest Koopaling and leader of the group, considered full of himself yet very intelligent.	Named after pianist Ludwig van Beethoven.
Rosalina		First appearing in Super Mario Galaxy, Rosalina is a mysterious space princess who protects the cosmos.
Toadette		A female Toad who often appears in spin-offs, first appearing in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!.
Birdo		Recurring character often serving as Yoshi's partner in spin-off games, first appearing as a boss in Super Mario Bros. 2.
Dr. Mario		Alternate persona of Mario, an illegitimate[4] doctor who fights various viruses.
Kamek		Father figure of Bowser and a high level Magikoopa, a type of powerful wizard.	Kamek and common Magikoopa enemies are visually identical.
Koopa Troopa		Common enemy in the Mario franchise, second only to the Goomba. Traditionally, they come in many colors, green shelled Koopas falling off cliffs.
Shy Guy		Common enemy type, appearing in both the Mario and Yoshi series.
Hammer Bro		Hammer-throwing Koopa enemies, first appearing in Super Mario Bros.
Boom Boom		Recurring boss, similar to a Koopaling, first appearing in Super Mario Bros. 3 before returning in Super Mario 3D Land.
Kitsune Luigi		Luigi using the powers of a Super Leaf, first appearing in Super Mario 3D Land.
Dry Bones		Skeletal remains of a Koopa Troopa.
Bowser Jr.		Bowser's son, first appearing in Super Mario Sunshine.
Fire Mario		Mario using the powers of a Fire Flower, first appearing in Super Mario Bros.
Tanooki Mario		Mario using the powers of a Super Leaf, first appearing in Super Mario Bros. 3 before being reimagined in Super Mario 3D Land.
Boomerang Mario		Mario using the powers of a Boomerang Flower, first appearing in Super Mario 3D Land.
Propeller Mario		Mario using the powers of a Propeller Mushroom, first appearing in New Super Mario Bros. Wii.
Cat Mario		Mario using the powers of a Super Bell, first appearing in Super Mario 3D World.
Cat Peach		Peach using the powers of a Super Bell, first appearing in Super Mario 3D World.

Quotes

Videos

History

Bedrock Edition

New Nintendo 3DS Edition

Legacy Console Edition

Issues

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Gallery

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  Pack icon

Promotional images

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  Mario, Luigi and Toad standing in front of the Super Mario logo in the grass area near the world template's spawn
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  Tanooki Mario activating a ? Block in a snow area with a giant Toad statue while being observed by Toadette and Shy Guy
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  Koopa Troopa, Fire Mario and Yoshi absolving a platforming section in a desert area with pixel art of a Fire Snake and an Angry Sun
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  The entance of a Ghost House at night near two pixel artworks of Boos
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  Propeller Mario gliding towards the setting sun in a desert area with a giant Pokey statue
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  Artwork of Mario emerging from a pixelated pipe
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  Old key art which was until before 2026
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  Alternative version of that key art using the Super Mario Edition name
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  Panorama

External links

• Article on the Super Mario Wiki

References