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List of interactive elements in Super Nintendo World

Super Mario Land

• A ? Block next to a large interactive wall can be found at the start of the underground maze before the Bob-omb Kaboom Room key challenge (in Universal Studios Japan and Universal Epic Universe) or on the Frosted Glacier area (in Universal Studios Hollywood). Interacting with it grants guests a random power up that can be used to score coins by playing minigames on the screen. In every case, defeating an enemy or breaking a block awards the guest with coins. Guests are also awarded with the respective stamp for the power-up they collected.
  • Super Mushroom: The guest can break large Brick Blocks. An arrangement of "Mega Mario" plays in the background.
  • Fire Flower: The guest can defeat green Koopa Paratroopas. An arrangement of "Fire Mario" plays in the background.
  • Ice Flower: The guest can defeat Goombas and Paragoombas. Goombas can also be crushed by falling frozen Paragoombas. An arrangement of "Ice Mario" plays in the background.
  • Super Star: The guest can defeat Goombas and red Koopa Paratroopas. An arrangement of "Invincibility BGM" plays in the background.
• Various characters can be found in the form of Super Mario Bros. sprites by interacting with hidden spots throughout Super Mario Land. Finding each of them grants the guest their respective stamp, with finding all of them also granting an extra stamp. There are eight characters in Universal Studios Japan and Universal Epic Universe and four in Universal Studios Hollywood:
  • Locations in Universal Studios Japan:
    • Bowser: Inside the underground area leading to the Bob-omb Kaboom Room
    • Goomba: Inside the underground area leading to the Bob-omb Kaboom Room
    • Koopa Troopa: Inside the Thwomp Panel Panic room
    • Lakitu: Inside 1-Up Factory
    • Princess Peach: On the stairs leading up to Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge, behind Toadstool Cafe
    • Small Luigi: Inside the Bob-omb Kaboom Room
    • Super Mario: At the entrance to the underground area leading to the Bob-omb Kaboom Room
    • Toad: Under the stairs leading up to Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge, behind Toadstool Cafe
  • Locations in Universal Studios Hollywood:
    • Bowser: Inside the Thwomp Panel Panic room
    • Princess Peach: Inside Peach's Castle
    • Small Luigi: Inside the Frosted Glacier area
    • Super Mario: Next to the entrance to Bowser Jr. Shadow Showdown
  • Locations in Universal Epic Universe:
    • Bowser: On the stairs leading up to Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge, behind Toadstool Cafe
    • Goomba: Inside the underground area leading to the Bob-omb Kaboom Room
    • Koopa Troopa: Inside the Thwomp Panel Panic room
    • Lakitu: Inside 1-Up Factory
    • Princess Peach: Inside the underground area leading to the Bob-omb Kaboom Room
    • Small Luigi: Inside the Bob-omb Kaboom Room
    • Super Mario: At the entrance to the underground area leading to the Bob-omb Kaboom Room
    • Toad: At the entrance to the restrooms next to Toadstool Cafe
• Binoculars secrets
• Hit blocks (? blocks, brick blocks, etc?)
• The Slot Machine is a small room found towards the left of Peach's Castle in Universal Studios Japan and Universal Epic Universe. By matching item icons in all four blocks, guests can win coins and item stamps. The following items can be gained from the Slot Machine:
• A small panel inside Toadstool Cafe contains two Gift Boxes, a small one and a large one. Guests can tap their Power-Up Band to open one of the boxes, collecting the prize inside and awarding the guest with their respective stamp. The following items can be gained from the gift boxes:

Donkey Kong Country

• Four KONG Letters can be found spread throughout the Donkey Kong Country area. Interacting with one using the Power-Up Band awards the guest with a stamp of its respective letter.
  • Find locations
• Like KONG Letters, two sets of four Puzzle Pieces can be found in the Donkey Kong Country area, specifically around its entrance. Unlike KONG Letters, however, Puzzle Pieces are not depicted in the park itself, instead only appearing as hidden interactive spots on various props. Interacting with each spot grants the guest one of the four pieces of the first puzzle. After all four pieces are collected, interacting with the same spots again grants the guest with pieces for the second puzzle.
  • Alternate locations??
• An interactive Slot Machine Barrel can be found near the Mine-Cart Madness ride entrance. The barrel consists of an interactive screen depicting various items shifting in order. Touching the a specific item with a Power-Up Band grants the guest a stamp of that item.
  • Check stamps list for specific items

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ID	Name	Type	HP	POW	DEF	SPEED	SPIRIT
1	Captain Goomba*	Melee	161	100	90	61	58
2	Captain Shy Guy*	Ranged	173	76	106	51	62
3	Captain Boo*	Flying	160	100	82	49	29
4	Captain Koopa Troopa*	Melee	174	82	131	61	50
5	Goomba	Melee	134	91	82	61	41
6	Paragoomba	Flying	135	91	82	54	36
7	Big Tail Goomba	Melee	201	137	98	37	29
8	Goomba Stack	Melee	188	109	98	43	37
9	Koopa Troopa	Melee	134	82	115	55	41
10/11	Koopa Paratroopa	Flying	123	91	90	49	33
12	Dry Bones	Ranged	160	76	65	56	33
13	Boo	Flying	148	100	65	44	19
14	Bomb Boo	Flying	160	109	74	44	39
15	Tail Boo	Flying	123	119	82	44	33
16	Big Boo	Flying	210	128	106	34	26
17	Broozer	Melee	161	128	98	37	33
18	Shy Guy	Ranged	123	57	74	47	50
19	Spear Guy	Ranged	110	64	65	56	33
20	Fly Guy	Flying	148	109	74	44	33
21	Bandit	Ranged	160	38	82	65	37
22	Buzzy Beetle	Melee	161	73	123	55	29
23	Para-Beetle	Flying	161	73	123	39	33
24	Hammer Bro	Ranged	123	64	82	47	41
25	Fire Bro	Ranged	135	76	82	47	33
26	Ice Bro	Ranged	123	89	82	42	46
27	Boomerang Bro	Ranged	160	64	98	56	41
28	Spiny	Melee	134	109	123	49	41
29	Lakitu	Flying	160	73	98	49	26
30	Pokey	Melee	188	109	98	43	33
31	Chain Chomp	Melee	188	137	115	49	29
32	Chargin' Chuck	Melee	161	109	123	37	20
33	Fire Stalking Piranha Plant	Ranged	160	76	74	37	33
34	Spike	Ranged	160	76	82	37	33
35	Bob-omb	Melee	188	73	74	55	50
36	Mechakoopa	Melee	134	45	106	74	20
37	Magikoopa (Blue)	Flying	148	119	82	39	39
38	Magikoopa (White)	Ranged	173	70	98	32	50
39	Magikoopa (Red)	Ranged	148	83	90	32	50
40	Magikoopa (Green)	Ranged	135	76	115	32	50
41	Private Goomp*	Melee	134	100	98	55	54
42	Corporal Paraplonk*	Flying	148	91	106	44	39
43	Sergeant Guy*	Ranged	148	70	98	42	50
44	Larry*	Ranged	160	76	106	37	62
45	Morton*	Melee	188	137	98	37	62
46	Wendy*	Ranged	135	89	82	32	62
47	Iggy*	Ranged	148	70	98	51	58
48	Roy*	Melee	215	128	106	37	54
49	Lemmy*	Ranged	148	70	82	60	58
50	Ludwig*	Ranged	173	83	123	32	62
51	Bowser Jr.*	Flying	148	119	98	39	43
52	Starlow*	Flying	123	91	74	59	26
53	Prince Peasley*	Flying	160	137	82	44	26

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This proposal is based on previous proposals which started establishing defined structures for types of articles. Specifically, Nintendo101 (talk)'s proposal to Partially standardize Super Mario series articles and my previous proposal to establish a type of character article structure. While Nintendo101's proposal was aimed at the game-specific information of Super Mario games, my goal is to create a generic article which can be used for every game possible by focusing on the sections that are shared between all of them. We already have a more or less a de facto order we use, but it allows for tiny inconsistencies since there's no reference to compare to.

• Do "Controls" come first or last in the "Gameplay" section? Or maybe Outside of it entirely?
• Should "Promotion" and "Reception" come after "Glitches"? Or before them? Or maybe all three should be inverted?
• And should "Glitches" come before or after "Pre-release and unused content"? And why is there a "Quotes" section so high up in the structure?
• Among other differences

These differences are small and usually don't hinder the quality of an article, but it is better for our organization to have an established order for users who read multiple articles. Keep in mind that I don't aim to demand every game article have these sections, but if they exist, this is the order they should go in. Special cases can deviate from this order on a case-by-case basis determined in their talk pages, but I honestly could not think of a single example that would warrant an exception. Without further delay, here's my proposed order:

Group	Section / Subsection	Comments
Broad strokes	Introduction	Does not have a header. Also include's the game's {{game infobox}}.
Story
Gameplay
Game modes
Controls
Core game content sections Sections relating to content inside a game's playable experiences.	Characters Enemies Locations [...]	This section lists all of the content in a game. The characters, worlds, items, enemies, objects, and other elements which make up the game are divided in various tables. The organization of this section is left out of the scope of this proposal because it is highly variable, and should be created on a series-by-series base, usually. Other proposal's such as the previously-mentioned Super Mario series structure proposal can go into detail.
Secundary game content sections Sections relating to the game as a whole and its creation in a meta sense.	Update history
Version differences	See also: MarioWiki:Version differences Can include differences between ports/releases or instead be named Regional differences when regarding differentes between regions.
Staff
Development
Pre-release and unused content	See also: MarioWiki:Pre-release and unused content
Glitches	See also: MarioWiki:Glitches
Promotion
Reception	See also: MarioWiki:Reception and sales
References to other games	See also: MarioWiki:References Alternatively called "References to other media" if necessary
References in later games	See also: MarioWiki:References Alternatively called "References in later media" if necessary
Universal article footers Sections common to various types of article, beyond just games	Gallery	See also: MarioWiki:Galleries
Multimedia
Quotes	Somewhat unusual for game articles. Placed here to match the character article structure.
Naming	See also: MarioWiki:Manual of Style § Naming
Notes	See also: MarioWiki:Notes
See also
Footnotes and references
Footnotes
References
External links Navboxes Categories

The "Group" column in the above table is only a meta way I have to easily group sections together, and is not meant to be part of an article's page in any way.

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Mario Tennis series

Mario taunting.

In Mario Power Tennis, the player can taunt by tapping "A" while the ball is on the other side of the court. These taunts lower the power gauge of the foe, making it harder for them to get a special attack. In Mario Tennis Open and the tennis mode of Mario Sports Superstars, the player can taunt by tapping or pressing any shot button before an opponent's serve or before their return. A successfully completed taunt powers up the player's next shot. Most characters have their taunt animations reused from Mario Power Tennis, and characters who were previously playable in Mario Tennis Open are reused in Mario Sports Superstars. Taunting returns in Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash, Mario Tennis Aces and Mario Tennis Fever with the same mechanics as in Mario Tennis Open. Computer players additionally taunt when the player is serving.

Character	Mario Power Tennis	Mario Tennis Open	Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash	Mario Sports Superstars
Mario
Luigi
Peach
Daisy
Yoshi
Boo
Bowser
Bowser Jr.
Donkey Kong
Diddy Kong			-
Wario
Waluigi
Koopa Troopa		-	-	-
Paratroopa		-	-	-
Shy Guy		-	-	-
Fly Guy		-	-	-
Petey Piranha		-	-	-
Wiggler		-	-	-
Baby Mario	-		-
Baby Peach	-		-	-
Luma	-		-	-
Dry Bowser	-			-
Metal Mario	-		-
Male Mii	-		-	-
Female Mii	-		-	-
Rosalina	-	-
Toad	-	-		-
Toadette	-	-		-
Sprixie Princess	-	-		-
Birdo	-	-	-
Baby Luigi	-	-	-
Pink Gold Peach	-	-	-

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List of books found in Bowser's library in Bowser's Challenge

The following is a list of books found in the queue for the Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge attraction in the Universal Studios Japan version of Super Nintendo World. A few titles are in Japanese, and have been translated. Some of those books also appear in English with slightly different titles. Several titles reference the Mario Kart series, or aspects of Bowser's personality, such as his love for Princess Peach, his disdain of Mario and Luigi, and his various minions.

• 100 Motivational Tantrums
• Airship Owner’s Manual
• Always Another Castle
  • References the popular phrase "Thank you Mario! But our princess is in another castle!" from Super Mario Bros.
• Archeology Now | Dry Bones Dune
• The Art of Balloon Battle
• The Banana Appeal – Your Slippery Friend
• Battle Mode for Beginners
• Better Golf for Heavy Hitters
  • References the Mario Golf series
• Blooper Ink and its Uses
• Bill’s A-Comin’!
• Bowser by Bowser – An Autobiography
• A Brief History of Moo Moo Meadow
• Brute Force – A Guide to Solving Every Problem
• Captain Toad – A Treasure Tracker's Life
• Castle Enthusiasts Quarterly
• Cloudtop Weather Almanac
• Cloudy with a Chance of Pain
• Crazy Eights and Lucky Sevens
• Dealing with Rejection
• Deja Boo
  • References the popular saying Déjà vu
• Dem Bones – A Dry Bowser Story
• Dental Hygiene for Chain Chomps
• Don't Bring Bananas to a Shell Fight – Battle Tactics
• Don’t Shrink from Lightning
• The Double Dash Years
• Dungeoneering for Dum Dums
• An Exploration of Piranha Plant Species
• Exploring Thwomp Ruins
• Feng Shui for Dungeons
• Grooming the Motorways – Kart-Friendly Landscaping
• GWA HA HA! – Evil Laughter Made Easy
• How to beat Team Mario
• How to Talk to Princesses
• Handling Fire Flowers – Don’t Get Burned
• The Haunting of Banshee Board
• Inside Story
• Island Life – Tales of Baby Bowser
• A Journey Through Kalimari Desert
• Justice is Served – The Spiny Shell Cometh
• Kart Design and Engineering
• Karts Through the Ages
• Know Your Shells
• The Legendary Shortcuts of Rainbow Road
• The Littlest Goomba
• The Mario Circuit Swirl
• Mario Kart Tips – The Ultimate Guide
• MIЯЯOR MODE – The Other Side of Racing
• The Misadventures of the Koopalings Vol. 1
• Moo Moo Farmer’s Almanac
• Party Games for Friends (and Enemies!)
  • References the Mario Party series
• Piranha Plant Care and Feeding
• The Pokey Pop-Up Book
• Powersliding to Victory
• Race Strategy – チーム マリオ (Chīmu Mario, "Team Mario")
• Raising Destructive Children
• Reaching the Princess Within
• Red or Green – Know Your Koopa Troopas
• A Romantic's Guide to Falling in Lava
• The Saga of the Mushroom Kingdom
  • Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4 and 8 of this series can be found.
• The Second Place Banana, and Other Horror Stories
• The Secret Paths of Warp Pipes
• Shy Guy: Behind the Mask
• Sibling Rivalries and How to Exploit Them
• So You Want to Rule It All: A Practical Guide to World Domination
• Spells, Curses and Handy Tricks
• The Subtle Art of Breathing Fire
• Super Star Music for Piano
• Surviving Rainbow Road
• A Tanooki Tale
• Trips to Shy Guy Falls
• The True Story of Super Loser Bros. by Bowser
• The Truth about Bloopers
• Twenty Years in Sarasaland
• A Tyrant's Guide to Kart Racing
  • Un-Thwomp Yourself
• Unbeatable Family Vacation Ideas
• Volume 09: Golden Cup
• Walking your Bob-Omb
• Why Bad Things Happen to Good People
• Why Good Things Happen to Bad People
• The Wide World of Wigglers
• World Conquering 101
• Yoshi's Story
• カメックのマジック講座 (Kamekku no majikku kouza, "Magikoopa's Magic Course")
• カメ族物語 旅立ち編 (Kamezoku monogatari tabidachi-hen, "Koopa Story Departure Edition")
• カメ族物語 特別編 (Kamezoku monogatari tokubetsu-hen, "Koopa Story Special Edition")
• キノコ王国の歩き方 (Kinoko ōkoku no aruki-kata, "How to Walk in the Mushroom Kingdom")
  • Likely a reference to the similarly-named real-world Japanese travel guidebook series「地球の歩き方」(Chikyū no aruki-kata, "How to Walk the Earth").
• クッパ城七不思議 (Kuppa-jō nanafushiji, "Seven Wonders of Bowser's Castle")
• コイーンとチャリーン (Koīn to charīn, "Coin and Ka-ching")
  • The words used here are onomatopoeia for the sound of coins. The first word also resembles the English word coin.
• サラサランドでの２０年 (Sarasarandodeno nijyū, "20 Years in Sarasaland")
• サンボのとびだすえほん (Sanbo no tobidasu ehon, "Pokey’s Pop-Up Book")
• だれでも簡単〜炎の吐き方講座〜 (Dare demo kantan ~honō no haki-kata kouza~, "Easy for Everyone ~How to Breath Fire Course~")
• 弾丸コンビ　キラー＆マグナム (Dangan combi kirā & magunamu, "Bullet Combination – Bullet Bill & Bomber")
• チームマリオ　屈辱への道 (Chīmu Mario kutsujuku he no michi, "Team Mario – Road to Humiliation")
• ドーナツ平野グルメガイド (Dōnatsu heiya gurume gaido, "Donut Plains Gourmet Guide")
• ドッスンの遺跡探索日記 (Dossun no iseki tansaku nikki, "Thwomp Ruins Exploration Diary")
• ハナチャンのながーーい世界 (Hanachan no nagaaai sekai, "Wiggler's Looong World")
• パックンフラワー図鑑 (Pakkun furawā zukan "Piranha Plant Field Guide")
• パックンフラワー　ヒントとコツ (Pakkun furawā hinto to kotsu, "Piranha Plants – Tips and Tricks")
• ヒュードロ池　呪いの利用法 (Hyūdoro ike noroi no hyūhō, "Banshee Boardwalk – How to Use Curses")
• ボムへい解剖学 (Bomuhei kaibōgaku, "Bob-omb Anatomy")
• 万年続く王国づくり (Mannen tsuzuku ōkoku zukuri, "Creating a Kingdom That Lasts Ten Thousand Years)
• レッツ！ダブルダッシュ (Rettsu! Daburu dasshu, "Let's! Double Dash")
• ワンワンと一緒 (Wanwan to issho, "Together with Chain Chomp")
• ワンワンのしつけ・トレーニング (Wanwan no shitsuke torēningu, "Discipline and Training of Chain Chomps")

In Universal Epic Universe

• Accessorize for Success: Bob-ombs, Mechakoopas, and You
• Age of the Goomba
• Airship Owner's Manual
• Airship Owner's Manual (open)
• Always Another Castle
• Am I Evil? An Introspective
• Anatomy of a Bob-omb
• Archeologist's Field Guide: Dry Dry Desert
• Archeologist's Field Guide: Thwomp Ruins
• Archeology Now: Dry Bones Dune
• The Art of Baloon Battle
• The Banana Appeal: Your Slippery Friend
• Barreling Your Way to Victory
• Battle Mode. My Life as a Bomb
• Best Snorkling in Dolphin Shoals
• Better Golf for Heavy Hitters
• Bill's A-Comin'!
• The Blue Shell Cometh
• Boo Who? Beyond the Veil
• Boost Starts and Fast Karts
• Botanist's Field Guide: Wild Woods
• Bowser on Bowser: An Autobiography
• A Brief History of Moo Moo Meadows
• Bringing Bananas To A Shell Fight
• Brute Force: A Guide to Solving Every Problem Vol. 1
• Bullet Bill: Blasting Through Life
• Bullet Bills: Friend or Foe
• Camera in the Clouds by Lakitu
• Can I Teach an Old Chain Chomp New Tricks
• Captain Toad: A Treasure Tracker's Life
• Castle Builders
• Chanterelle ~A Musical Journey~
• Cloudtop Cruise: Director's Guide
• Cloudtop Weather Almanac
• Cloudy with a Chance of Pain
• Coin Collecting
• Crazy Eights and Lucky Sevens
• Culinary Delights in the Donut Plains
• Curves, Switchbacks and Hairpins: Tips for Turning Yourself Around
• Cutting Off the Competition
• Dealing with Rejection
• Deja Boo
• Dental Hygiene for Chain Chomps
• Dem Bones: A Dry Bowser Story
• DIY Plumbing Repair
• Don't Shrink From Lightning
• The Double Dash Years
• Drift Easy Drift Often
• Dungeon Decor
• Dungeoneering for Dum Dums
• E. Gadd! Eccentric Inventions
• Ecologist's Field Guide: Yoshi Valley
• Exploring the Forest of Illusion
• An Exploration of Piranha Plant Species
• Exploring Thwomp Ruins
• Fall and Flatten: The Mindset of a Thwomp
• Feeling Down? A Guided to Anti-Gravity
• Feng Shui for Dungeons
• Fifteen Great Items to Stop Mario
• Final Lap Strategies
• Firebar Safety
• Fish Bones: The Cheep Cheep Connection
• The Fury of Fireballs
• Geologist's Field Guide: Grumble Volcano
• Get the Drift: {SOMETHING HERE I CANT READ}
• Getting Away With It: Drifty Karting for Drifty Racers
• Going in Circles: Winning Big in Baby Park
• Goomba Dictionary
• Green, Red, Blue: Know your Shells
• Green, Red, Blue: Know your Shells (open)
• Grooming the Motorways: Kart-friendly Landscaping
• A Guide to Neo Bowser City Nightlife
• Gwa Ha Ha! Evil Laughter Made Easy
• Handling Fire Flowers: Don't Get Burned
• The Haunting of Banshee Board
• Hiking Trails of Yoshi Valley
• How to Beat Team Mario
• How to Talk to Princesses
• How to Win Races and Lose friends
• Island Life: Tales of Baby Bowser
• A Journey Through Kalimari Desert
• Jumping for Busy Despots
• Justice is Served: The Spiny Shell Cometh
• Kart Design and Engineering
• Kart Rage: How to Calm the Anger Within
• Karts through the Ages
• Know Their Weaknesses: Luigi
• Know Their Weaknesses: Mario
• Know Their Weaknesses: Toad
• Know Their Weaknesses: Yoshi
• The Koopa's Underbelly
• Lakitu's Big Book of Booster Starts
• The Legendary Shortcuts of Rainbow Road
• The Littlest Goomba
• The Long Book of Shortcuts
• The Long Wah Down: Descending Mount Wario
• Make Your Mark: A Guide to Tracks
• Mastering Mirror Mode
• Melodic Motorways: The Greatest Bits
• Mirror Mode: The Other Side of Racing
• Misadventures of the Koopalings Vol. 1
• My Many Victories
• Moo Moo Farmer's Almanac
• Normal, Big, Mega: A Guide to Greatness
• Off the Edge: A Rainbow Road Story
• Party Games For Friends (and Enemies!)
• The Perils of Pitfalls: 5th Edition
• Piranha Plant: Care and Feeding
• Plumb Lucky: A Guide to Pipe Travel
• The Pokey Pop-Up Book
• Poltergust 3000: User Manual
• POW: Conquer Your Mental Blocks in 3 Easy Steps
• Powersliding to Victory
• Race Highlights for Lowlifes
• The Rainbow's Edge
• Raising Destructive Children
• Red or Green: Know Your Koopa Troopas
• Rescuing the Princess Within
• Ribbon Road Unraveled
• A Romantic's Guide to Falling in Lava
• The Saga of the Mushroom Kingdom I (vol. 4)
• The Saga of the Mushroom Kingdom I (vol. 8)
• The Saga of the Mushroom Kingdom II (vol. 1)
• The Saga of the Mushroom Kingdom II (vol. 8)
• The Saga of the Mushroom Kingdom III (vol. 8)
• Secrets of the Super Circuits
• Seize the Day: Beginning
• Seize the Day: Second Seizin'
• Short Book of Scenic Routes
• Shy Guy: Behind the Mask
• Sibling Rivalries and How to Exploit Them
• So You Want to Rule It All: A Practical Guide to World Domination
• Socializing with Inferiors
• Spells, Curses, and Nasty Tricks (for Kids!)
• Strong-Arm Your Way to the Top
• Suddenly Spikes
• The Stunning Boomerang Flower
• The Subtle Art of Breathing Fire
• Sunshine Airport Terminal Map
• Super Horns: Sonics and Harmonics
• Super Mushrooms And When to Use Them
• Super Mushroom: An Illustrated Field Guide
• Superstar Music For Piano
• Surviving Rainbow Road
• A Tanooki Tale
• A Toad for All Seasons
• Toadside Assistance: A Pit-Crew Repair Guide
• A Traveler's Guide to Crossovers
• The Triple Shell Overdose
• Trips to Shy Guy Falls
• The True Story of the Super Loser Bros. by Bowser
• The Truth about Bloopers
• Twenty Years in Sarasaland
• Two Scoops to Sherbet Land
• A Tyrant's Guide to Kart Racing
• Ultra Mini-Turbos and You
• Un-Thwomp Yourself
• Unrealized Potential: {SOMETHING HERE I CANT READ}
• Untwisting Your Twisted Mansion
• Volume 09: Golden Cup
• Walking your Bob-omb
• The Wheres, Whens and Wahs of Wario Stadium
• Why Good things happen to Bad People
• Wicked Wand Waving by Wendy
• The Wide World of Wiggler
• World Conquering 101
• Yoshi's Story

References