Supper Mario Broth on X: Comparison of the size/resolution of Paper Mario's sprites over time. From left to right: Paper Mario, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Super Paper Mario, Paper Mario: Sticker

Supper Mario Broth on X: Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door contains a subtle detail regarding the power of the Crystal Stars: Grubba is the only boss who uses the power of his

Supper Mario Broth on X: Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door contains an early graphic for the rock thrown by the audience, where it was a brick instead. This was likely changed due

Supper Mario Broth on X: Unlike older Paper Mario games, where character graphics were often split up into constituent parts, almost all of Mario's sprites for Paper Mario: The Origami King depict

Supper Mario Broth on X: @JayDoubleU22 That's Punio from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (also the same game that specific Toad sprite is from), who is a major character in that game's

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Supper Mario Broth - Comparison between the sprites and idle animations

Supper Mario Broth on X: In Paper Mario: TTYD, some audience members in the Glitz Pit use normal NPC models (left) while most use crowd models ( right). Due to the low resolution

Supper Mario Broth on X: In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, the sprites of characters are layered in such a way that their face is only visible from the front. (Top: typical

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