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In Super Mario 3D Land and Super Mario 3D World, Mario and Luigi lose their caps in their Small forms. Super Mario 3D Land / Super Mario 3D World / Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury The same thing happens when the player is Luigi. Following this, Mario is seen capless throughout the credits, but he regains his cap when he is playable again, presumably getting a spare cap. At the end, Baby Luma takes it with him as a souvenir before returning to the Comet Observatory with Rosalina. In Super Mario Galaxy 2, the Mario Cap has the same role as in its predecessor. Mario's cap reappears on his head if he loses a life again.

Wii, Mario is capless when he starts a level with 99 lives, though his victory animation at the end of a level does not change. Every time the player performs a spin, there is a small waiting time before Luma goes back into the cap to perform the move again. In Super Mario Galaxy, Luma hides in the Mario Cap once he joins Mario. However, the 'Too Bad!' screen will not appear if this occurs, showing up only after Mario finishes talking to an NPC. The only enemies that steal Mario's cap in this game are Swipin' Stus.ĭue to a glitch, Mario will still lose health while speaking to NPCs and can even perform his death animation. The same effects of Mario's cap in Super Mario 64 hold true in Super Mario Sunshine but with the added effect of Mario gradually losing health due to the heat. However, if the real Mario gets another one of his caps from a certain duplication glitch in Snowman's Land, he will pick up the cap and nothing will happen. In Super Mario 64 DS, if someone wearing Mario's cap gets another cap, they get an extra life. In a few stages such as the Bob-omb Battlefield (Star 2), it is possible to end up with more than one of Mario's caps. Yoshi, Luigi, and Wario can pick up the cap, which gives them the appearance and abilities of Mario (though they retain their voices) until they lose it, get hit by an enemy, or finish a level.

Mario's cap can also be found in most levels when the player plays as any other character once he has been unlocked.

Mario's cap appears in the following courses, even when he is locked: the Bob-omb Battlefield (Star 2 or 4), Whomp's Fortress (Star 1 or 2), Jolly Roger Bay, and Cool, Cool Mountain (Star 2). Mario's cap is hinted to be a source of his strength, though this does not apply in other games where Mario can have his cap off. In this title, a Toad reveals that the cap Mario wears is special and that if it were to get blown off, Mario would have nothing but bad luck. If the real Mario loses his cap, he cannot use the Wings, use other caps, or use Power Flower abilities. While these powers are dispersed amongst Mario and his companions in Super Mario 64 DS, Mario's cap gains a new ability: When worn, it turns Luigi, Yoshi, or Wario into Mario. In the original Super Mario 64, Mario also makes use of three different types of caps in addition to his regular cap: the Wing Cap (which enables him to fly), the Metal Cap (which enables him to walk underwater and through fire), and the Vanish Cap (which enables him to walk through certain walls). Mario then has to go back to the course in which he lost his cap in order to retrieve it, but in the DS remake, if he instead gets a Power Star from another course, he can simply talk to a Toad (who will have found and be wearing Mario's cap) in the Mushroom Castle's lobby and get it back from him. If he leaves a level after collecting a Power Star without his cap, Mario will pat his head, look behind him, and put his arms up as if he has no idea where his cap has gone, instead of taking it off to scratch his head before putting it back on. If his cap is lost (having been stolen by an Ukkiki or Klepto or blown off by a gust of wind from the snowman in Snowman's Land, for instance), Mario takes more damage when attacked. The cap has appeared with Mario ever since Donkey Kong, but it was unimportant until Super Mario 64-the first game in which Mario can lose his cap.

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Super Mario series Super Mario 64 / Super Mario 64 DS Ī Toad wearing Mario's lost cap in Super Mario 64 DS A red cap was added because programmers found it difficult to create the hair movement that would occur when the character jumped. Mario was given his cap in his first appearance in Donkey Kong because of the limited advances in video game graphics when the game was made.

1.6 Mario Golf: World Tour / Mario Sports Superstars.

1.2.6 Super Mario 3D Land / Super Mario 3D World / Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury.

1.2.1 Super Mario 64 / Super Mario 64 DS.

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