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* Some gamers have expressed surprised that Mario's Cat suit is yellow. In the cat fancy, yellow cats are classified as red.
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* Some gamers have expressed surprised surprise that Mario's Cat suit is yellow. In the cat fancy, yellow cats are classified as red.
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* Why does Bowser try to attack Mario ''immediately'' after returning to normal? Because from his perspective the last thing he remembers is taking a nap, and when he wakes up he’s in a completely different location, with Mario wearing a power-up suit right in front of him. As far as he knows Mario had just attacked and beaten him without him even ''doing'' anything this time.
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* Just why is Mario, a AllLovingHero, showing extreme caution around Bowser Jr, seemingly doubting his pleas? Well, consider it from his perspective; Mario was transported to this world by use of [[VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine a very familiar source of paint and symbol that one of his enemies used.]] Once here, he is immediately ambushed by Fury Bowser, covered by the same paint goop that brought him here. In Mario's eyes, he was kidnapped by Bowser Jr and brought into a secluded area where Bowser could kill him easily. Of ''course'' he's going to show some cautious judgement towards Bowser Jr.
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* The Fury Shadows in Bowser's Fury sure do act a lot like Shadow Mario, running around and forcing Mario to cause enough damage so they drop the shine they're holding. [[spoiler:Considering Fury Bowser and his powers are a result of Junior using the Magic Paintbrush and accidentally corrupting him with black goop, it's likely that's intentional.]]
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* In ''Bowser's Fury'', [[spoiler: Bowser Jr's paintings in the credits sequence reveal that Fury Bowser was unleashed after Jr doodled on Bowser while he was asleep and seemingly made him so unfathomably angry he became akin to a natural disaster. However, even Bowser doesn't seem to have that bad a temper when it comes to his son's antics, at most taking him off to the side to scold him. However, considering Jr. was using the Magic Paintbrush he tricked E. Gadd into building for him, it's likely that the magic paint did ''something'' to Bowser's brain to cause his mindless rampage. If Mario hadn't knocked the goop off him, who knows what it'd have done to him if it was allowed to dry?]]
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* In ''Bowser's Fury'', [[spoiler: Bowser Jr's paintings in the credits sequence reveal that Fury Bowser was unleashed after Jr doodled on Bowser while he was asleep and seemingly made him so unfathomably angry he became akin to a natural disaster. However, even Bowser doesn't seem to have that bad a temper when it comes to his son's antics, at most taking him off to the side to scold him. However, considering Considering Jr. was using the Magic Paintbrush he tricked E. Gadd into building for him, it's likely that the magic paint did ''something'' to Bowser's brain to cause his mindless rampage. If Mario hadn't knocked the goop off him, who knows what it'd have done to him if it was allowed to dry?]]
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* [[spoiler:It's possible to save only five out of seven Sprixie Princesses, leaving those two poor sweethearts to rot in the game's ending.]]
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* [[spoiler:It's possible to save only five out of seven Sprixie Princesses, leaving those two poor sweethearts to rot in the game's ending.]]]]
* In ''Bowser's Fury'', [[spoiler: Bowser Jr's paintings in the credits sequence reveal that Fury Bowser was unleashed after Jr doodled on Bowser while he was asleep and seemingly made him so unfathomably angry he became akin to a natural disaster. However, even Bowser doesn't seem to have that bad a temper when it comes to his son's antics, at most taking him off to the side to scold him. However, considering Jr. was using the Magic Paintbrush he tricked E. Gadd into building for him, it's likely that the magic paint did ''something'' to Bowser's brain to cause his mindless rampage. If Mario hadn't knocked the goop off him, who knows what it'd have done to him if it was allowed to dry?]]
* In ''Bowser's Fury'', [[spoiler: Bowser Jr's paintings in the credits sequence reveal that Fury Bowser was unleashed after Jr doodled on Bowser while he was asleep and seemingly made him so unfathomably angry he became akin to a natural disaster. However, even Bowser doesn't seem to have that bad a temper when it comes to his son's antics, at most taking him off to the side to scold him. However, considering Jr. was using the Magic Paintbrush he tricked E. Gadd into building for him, it's likely that the magic paint did ''something'' to Bowser's brain to cause his mindless rampage. If Mario hadn't knocked the goop off him, who knows what it'd have done to him if it was allowed to dry?]]
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** [[spoiler: Alternatively, and potentially more likely given the games country of origin, it is in reference to the black beckoning cat. Each color of the beckoning has a different purpose and the role of the black furred one is to ward off evil, in other words Rosalina’s whole job.]]
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* The Luigi Switch in A Beam In The Dark. It’s a Ghost House level and that’s what [[VideoGame/LuigusMansion Luigi]] is associated with.
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* The Luigi Switch in A Beam In The Dark. It’s a Ghost House level and that’s what [[VideoGame/LuigusMansion [[VideoGame/LuigisMansion Luigi]] is associated with.
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* The Luigi Switch in A Beam In The Dark. It’s a Ghost House level and that’s what [[VideoGame/LuigusMansion Luigi]] is associated with.
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* [[http://www.mariowiki.com/Switchboard_Falls Switchboard Falls]] has multiple meanings in the title; it can simultaneously refer to the ''water''falls, the players primarily moving downwards in the level, and the level's colors and designs evoking the season of Autumn, or Fall.
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*** Except for the multiplayer crown. Quite possibly, the double cherries' properties were only established after the concept art was made.
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* [[spoiler:Why is Rosalina's cat suit black? Simple: Black cats are closely associated in folklore with witches. Now, Rosalina is not a witch by any means, but she's the most magical character in the ''Mario'' series, hence the black cat suit for her. One of the Toads in ''Galaxy'' even thought she was a witch when he first saw her!]],
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* [[spoiler:Why is Rosalina's cat suit black? Simple: Black cats are closely associated in folklore with witches. Now, Rosalina is not a witch by any means, but she's the most magical character in the ''Mario'' series, hence the black cat suit for her. One of the Toads in ''Galaxy'' even thought she was a witch when he first saw her!]],her!]]
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* Motley Bossblob and the two Hisstocrats are the most important bosses in the game, and both are fought in circus-themed arenas. Further cementing this status is [[spoiler: World Bowser, a giant amusement-park themed world serving as the VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon.]] Naturally, the most important subordinates would be fought in a similarly-themed area.
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* Motley Bossblob and the two Hisstocrats are the most important bosses in the game, and both are fought in circus-themed arenas. Further cementing this status is [[spoiler: World [[spoiler:World Bowser, a giant amusement-park themed world serving as the VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon.]] VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon]]. Naturally, the most important subordinates would be fought in a similarly-themed area.area.
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* There's a Goomba mask item that you can acquire several times throughout the game. However, since you always acquire the item by defeating a Goomba, there's the notion that the item is not a mask, but actually the ''decapitated head of the Goomba''. '''[[GenuineHumanHide And your character wears it over his or her body.]]'''[[note]]{{Jossed}} by the developers. They're supposed to be Papier Mâché masks. Then again, that doesn't stop one from thinking that it really is the head of a real Goomba, especially how realistic they look.[[/note]]
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* There's a Goomba mask item that you can acquire several times throughout the game. However, since you always acquire the item by defeating a Goomba, there's the notion that the item is not a mask, but actually the ''decapitated head of the Goomba''. '''[[GenuineHumanHide And your character wears it over his or her body.]]'''[[note]]{{Jossed}} by the developers. They're supposed to be Papier Mâché masks. Then again, that doesn't stop one from thinking that it really is the head of a real Goomba, especially given how realistic they look.[[/note]]
