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In the Super Mario Bros 2, Mario's overall were different to that of Super Mario Bros 3, they were changed to be the other way around, instead of having blue under, and red overalls. It was changed to be blue overalls, and red under. It has stayed the same ever since.

How can I not have noticed this before? Wow..

(07-02-2012 08:00 AM)Nuudoru Wrote: [ -> ]How can I not have noticed this before? Wow..

x2.... mindblown.

That is if you consider Mario 2 a Mario game... but yeah, I agree. His colors weren't the same until mario 3.

Yeah but the only thing that made it a mario game was the hero design....and thats whats messed up... mind still blown that I never noticed

Yeah, I never noticed either. Nice find!

You don't say?

We also need to consider that Mario never really had a "default" set of overalls in his games until Mario 3, because on the first one the cover shows it with the fireflower and on the game he uses that sort of greenish suit.

How could I have missed that for my hole life?

This got pseudo posted on the main page it seems. Congratz, I guess? XD

lol whut, how did so many of you guys not know this? I knew this for years.

(07-05-2012 12:06 PM)Antwan Wrote: [ -> ]lol whut, how did so many of you guys not know this? I knew this for years.

Maybe it's because everyone got used to the default look Mario has today that no one could spot the difference. It's just that no one really pays attention to the covers anyways.

I'm glad that I was able to contribute something so soon in the short period this site was up.

I salute you admin.