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ENG || She, They, Its || 23 || SFW only I currently love Bayonetta and WarioWare. If I'm brave enough, I'll post small sketches.

A crude warm tinted photo of a fresh copy of Rhythm Heaven Groove for the Nintendo Switch. It features many new characters on the cover, with athletes, pop idols, creatures, and many more.
A somewhat decent quality close up photo of Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream.
A dimly lit photo of a somewhat decent rough sketch of two psychic children from Nintendo's MOTHER series, Ness and Lucas. Their names are written in hiragana and katakana respectively. Ness has his right arm raised to his chest with his fist clenching in confidence. Lucas has his right arm behind his head while raising his left arm pointing to the sky.
Another photo similar to the quoted repost. Mario and Luigi were about to dap up until the 3DS batteries were at low power, so this sketch remains unfinished.
A photo of a digital art drawing of rough sketches of Mario and Luigi in the M&L RPG Series style.
A screenshot of the latest Nintendo 365 news article on Nintendo Today's application. Today is the Japanese release of Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story (NA Release: 9/14/2009). The page shows the North American boxart first, with the dual screen gameplay video of Mario and Luigi working with the oblivious Bowser to save the Mushroom Kingdom from a Blorb Epidemic and possibly an old foe of theirs...
A dim photo of a giant white tumbler with a stud-like texture and a box of Japanese confectionery sticks called Pocky. It is artificially flavored Matcha and is coated with a green cream on the sticks.
A peach tinted photo of the artist's interpretation of the MOTHER 1 protagonists, Ninten, Lloyd, and Ana. There's two poses of crudely drawn Nintens, one sitting while taking their palms out and the other anxiously pointing downward in mid air. Ana on the bottom left have two basic sketches, with Lloyd's only sketch being him flinging something while withholding a simple stun gun. The middle of the page has multiple faces drawn with the goal of finding the best eye shape for the characters. The last sketches on the right side of the page have Ana sitting at a slight below angle, holding a book on her lap, and Ninten facing towards the viewer with his left arm extending out.
A screenshot of Nintendo Music for the song "Slippenglide, Where Puns are Colder Than the Weather" from the Mario & Luigi: Brothership soundtrack. Simplistic music functions can be seen below, while a screenshot of the game itself captures the overall blue and snowy environment, where ice cream and round homes fill the town.
A photo of a silver metallic Sony CD Walkman player, model D-NE710. The disc player has a glossy silver finish on the left and transparent plastic on the right. The middle consists of two large round bottons, one having standard play buttons and a charge indicator, the other being a rotating dial. The three tiny buttons on the bottom left of the circle shows Display, Sound, and Play Mode options. A long button on the bottom right shows Folder with an Enter button. The middle of the circle has a gray LCD display showing song information, e.g.: run time, the song number, the song title, and a battery charge.
A picture taken at a LCD TV of Animal Crossing: New Horizons on the Nintendo Switch. The avatar, Paradise, is dressed up with the China Poblana dress and White Hyacinth flower on their head. They are playing on the Marimba in a Bunny Day inspired decor, with bright neon colors and eggs scattered around. Behind them are the Pastel Wooden Stereo machine with K.K. Slider albums, consisting of K.K. Café, K.K. House, and the barely visible Mr. K.K.
A screenshot of the latest Nintendo 365 news article on Nintendo Today's application. Today is the Japanese release of Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time (NA Release: 11/28/2005). The page shows the North American boxart first, with the single screen gameplay video of Mario and Luigi with their baby selves traveling through time to search for Princess Peach while surviving the Shroob Invasion.
A screenshot of the latest Nintendo 365 news article on Nintendo Today's application. Today is the Japanese release of Miitopia (NA Release: 7/28/2017). The page shows the North American boxart first, with the dual screen gameplay video of Miis in a hotel for item management, purchasing gear, and facing a boss of Greenhorne.
A screenshot of the latest Nintendo 365 news article on Nintendo Today's application. Today is the Japanese release of Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam (NA Release: 1/22/2016). The page shows the North American boxart first, with the dual screen gameplay video of Mario, Luigi, & Paper Mario traveling through Sunbeam Fields to solve puzzles, fight Petey Piranha, & use the Paper Toads they gathered to create their giant Mario Papercraft.
A digital pixel artwork posted on Miiverse titled "Late night MOTHER 1 doodle". The post features Ninten, Lloyd, and Ana from the MOTHER series. The artwork is drawn with hatching lines as shadows. Ninten is the main subject, looking at the viewer with a slightly serious expression. Lloyd is nervous and is watching from the left, with a Bottle Rocket held at his left arm. Ana is worried while looking at the right, with a PSI ability activating on her right hand.
A screenshot of the latest Nintendo 365 news article on Nintendo Today's application. Today is the Japanese release of Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga (NA Release: 11/21/2003). The page shows the North American boxart first, with the single screen gameplay video of Mario and Luigi traveling through the outskirts of the Beanbean Border, Stardust Fields after finding out that Princess Peach's voice has been stolen.
The 5th and final photo of the endgame stats of Mario & Luigi Brothership in Latin American Spanish text. The file highlighted by the glove arrow is the autosave file. The run was finished in 28:46:05 at 5:52 pm on 11/09/2025.
The 1st photo of the endgame stats of Mario & Luigi Brothership in Latin American Spanish text. Mario is at Level 37 with the following stats listed in the red box: • 181 Health • 54 Bro Points • Total Attack at 172 - Jump Attack at 250 - Hammer Attack at 314 • Defense at 173 • Speed at 189 • Stache at 45 Here is the following equipment used for Mario: ☆ Pipegunk Boots ☆ Gamble Hammer DX ☆ Sturdy Wear ☆ Connie Mittens ☆ Lucky HP Bangle
A screenshot of Nintendo Store's Play Activity page, showing Kirby and the Forgotten Land at over 30 hours of total play time. It's been a total of 20 days of play, and was played first on 8/17/2022. Last time played was 4/27/2025.
A screenshot of Nintendo Store's Play Activity page, showing Shin Megami Tensei V at over 100 hours of total play time. It's been a total of 55 days of play, and was played first on 8/5/2022. Last time played was 4/2/2025.
A screenshot of Nintendo Store's Play Activity page, showing Splatoon 3 at over 2,200 hours of total play time. It's been a total of 997 days of play, and was played first on 9/9/2022. Last time played was 11/4/2025.
A screenshot of the latest Nintendo 365 news article on Nintendo Today's application. The games presented were Pushmo (US release: 12/8/2011), Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions, and Super Mario Party. The page shows the North American boxart first, with the dual screen gameplay video setting during the hike to the peak of Hoohoo Mountain, with the side mode "Minion's Quest: The Search for Bowser" doing a regular battle in the same location.
An edit of the Japanese boxart of Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. Mario and Luigi stand in the center of an off-white background, with the game's logo below them. On the "Luigi' side of the logo, two silhouettes of the aforementioned brothers walk left with button prompts above their question marked heads. A pastel Peach and Cackletta flipped upside down facing left on the background, with a pastel Popple appearing next to the word "Superstar". The tagline below the logo said the following: "An adventure so zany, you'll laugh out loud."
An image of a close-up shot of a person holding a small cartridge of Mario & Luigi: Brothership. Mario inspects from a third person view in front of the shot, while Luigi held a telescope on his eye facing left. Snoutlet seems to be here as well.
A pre-owned copy of Super Mario Galaxy 2, released in 2010 for the Nintendo Wii console. The box art shows Mario and Yoshi front center as they fly towards the player, leaving a trail of blue sparkling stardust. Two Lumas, orange and yellow, respectively occupy the game's logo as they follow the aforementioned flying duo. Behind them is a floating contraption, Starship Mario, with a plump purple Luma named Lubba, piloting the ship. A light tan hand is covering the top left side of the boxart, hiding a signature.
A digital pixel artwork posted on Miiverse with Princess Peach and Starlow drawn in Masanori Sato's Mario & Luigi artstyle. The title above the artwork says "A Star's Wish". Peach faces to the left to Starlow, with her left open-palm hand close to her lips. Starlow raises her right foot in the air as the speech bubble above her illustrates an anonymous person singing one quarter note with four-pointed stars around them. Below the speech bubble is a gel pen tip-like arrow pointed to the a round five-point star called the Beanstar. It's prominent feature is two oval and solid eyes with a single line smile beneath.
A work-in-progress pixel drawing on a 3DS service called the Miiverse application. Princess Peach's side portrait is shown as she looks to the left of the screen. The illustration is in black and white, with the black lines being lineart in front of a white background.
A template of the Variety Nintendo Score, featuring a total of 100 series, using their respective logos. This user has a 66 out of 100 score for the games they played.
A photo of the Nintendo 3DS Top Screen with a themed Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory background and the presenting game: Korg M01D Synthesizer application. Beneath the title is a small 3D model of the namesake keyboard.
A 6-pack collection of BANPRESTO MOTHER 1 keychains, lying on a now-soaked white napkin. From left to right: Starman, Ninten, Teddy, Ana, Lloyd, Pippi. The paint on each keychain has been chipped through time (e.g.: nearly faded black chest insignia on the Starman; Ninten's hair and eyes are partially missing black paint; Teddy's right arm chipped paint reveals opaque plastic; Ana's hair bangs lost a good chunk of metallic gold; Lloyd's circle-rim glasses have the lenses chipped with his pale skin color; Pippi's hair scalp is missing some red paint.)
An image of a lime-yellow Sony Walkman NW-A25 music player device displaying the soundtrack of Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam. The text underneath the artwork reads "Final Battle" as the title, composed by Yoko Shimomura.
A photo of a then-listed Club Nintendo item: a CD case of MARIO & LUIGI RPG Sound Selection by Yoko Shimomura. Shot at a dimly lit room with a camera, the CD cover contains two twin brothers named Mario and Luigi, wearing their red and green color shirts and caps respectively over their blue overalls. Both wear a pair of black over-ear headphones, with Mario glancing at Luigi holding his headphones as he listens to a track.
A group of three fair-skinned children posing on a small, wooden platform in a low-lit room with yellow LED lights behind them. The very daring Ninten faces the audience, standing confidently, with an iron baseball bat on his left grip, and an antique purple journal that dangles a monocle on his right grip. The ever courageous Lloyd wears a cautious, yet grateful smile as he duo wields an orange air gun with blue accents, and a small blue stun gun. The all jolly Ana flicks her PSI with her index finger, warmly glowing her face, as she looks up to the lights in awe.
A person's original artwork based on the recently released concept art from the Ask the Developer's Interview Vol. 15 for Mario & Luigi: Brothership. The background is entirely gray, with the person's signature, today's date, and the title "Rugged Mario" all signed in scarlet red ink. A short, stock plumber named Mario has a tan skin tone, with dark brown hair and a black mustache, sporting a relaxed, smug look on his face. He wears a yellow raincoat with a red long-sleeve shirt and dark blue overalls underneath. Instead of his usual dark brown work boots, Mario has on a mid-calf red rain boots, with white outlines on the outer rims and the soles.
A "Favorite Mario Music" Template made by SupperMarioBroth, showing 4 columns & 5 rows of each biome/area. It contains the following with each of the person's favorite songs: - Grassland: Florall Island (Mario & Luigi: Brothership) - Underground: Mysteries of the Cave (Mario & Luigi: Dream Team) - Sky/Athletic: World 7 Map - Sky (New Super Mario Bros. Wii) - Castle: Deep Castle (Inside Bowser) (Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story DS) - Desert: Tostarena: Ruins (Super Mario Odyssey) - Ice/Snow: Seashore War (Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze) - Forest: Dreamy Sommon Labyrinth (Mario & Luigi: Dream Team) - Beach: Starshine Beach Galaxy (Super Mario Galaxy 2) - Underwater: Mangrove Cove (Underwater) (Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze) - Jungle/Ruins: Trunk Twister (Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze) - Lava: Deep Magma Bog (Super Mario Wonder) - Haunted: Spooky Skirmish (Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle) - Industrial: Vim Factory (Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time) - Space: Space Storm Galaxy (Super Mario Galaxy 2) - Theme: Wonder Flower: Going Up! (Super Mario Wonder) - Town/City: Stone Carving City (Wario Land: Shake It!) - Minigame: Poison Apple (WarioWare: Move It!) - Battle: Icicle Golem Medley (Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle) - Title/Scene: Title Screen (WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!) - Ending: Dance with the Babies (Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time)