It's a simple premise. Mario is small, Mario eats a Super Mushroom, and Mario becomes big. It's been in pretty much every ...

The Super Mushroom, Mario ’s iconic power up, your tether to life in the early stages when little tiny Mario stumbles on the verge of death at every turn. It loses its luster pretty quickly, though.

Super Mario Bros. Wonder sports a lot of power-ups for the beloved plumber and all of his friends to use, ... Well, now you can by using the immensely creative Drill Mushroom power-up.

Mario actually has to eat each Mega Mushroom to grow in size, which comes as a big disappointment to the character! Of the power-ups featured in the movie, the most recent is the Super Bell.

Makes sense since in so few games Mario & co. actually eat Mushrooms - while not exactly the power-up variety, Paper Mario (64 specifically as unfortunately that's not the case for later games in ...

Mario Kart World’s creators confirm that, yes, Mario does in fact eat the mushrooms that give him super powers. Mario Kart World provides a definitive answer Skip to main content ...

Green mushrooms that add a touch of resurrection to a Mario Bros. run, these power-ups are iconic and might harbor a dark secret that could rock Nintendo's mega-popular franchise to its very core.

The Blue Mini Mushroom would then go on to appear in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, New Super Mario Bros. 2, and New Super Mario Bros. U, but it would only appear in just a few levels each time.

In their 1985 debut, Super Mario Bros.'s Red mushrooms, or Super Mushrooms, make Mario grow, and more importantly, allow him to take an extra hit. Green mushrooms, or 1-Ups, let the player gain an ...