What would a Mario game be without mushrooms? Probably slightly more coherent, but nobody wants that. Right from the start, ...

As the Super Mario Broth Twitter account pointed out soon afterwards, Super Mario fans should in no way take this manga as a canonical explanation for where these 1-Up Mushrooms come from. The ...

Have you ever wondered about the giant mushroom on Toad's head? You know, the one that sits atop his flat top that we've presumed is a hat? Well, it turns out that if you've been thinking it was a ...

The top half is dominated by a large Super Mushroom or 1-Up Mushroom. Nothing weird here - yet. The bottom half shows the mushroom’s stalk snaking down below the earth and taking root in a corpse.

The whole mushroom hat thing was first explore in 1989’s Super Mario Bros. Super Show, a cartoon series rolled out for one series. Produced by Nintendo America and DIC Entertainment, Dakota ...

The Toadstool Cafe Mario Burger, a bacon and mushroom cheeseburger with truffle fries, costs visitors $17. But served on a bun garnished with Mario's hat and mustache, it might be worth it.

In a special developer video, Super Mario Odyssey producer Yoshiaki Koizumi revealed that the mushroom “hat” sitting on Toad’s head isn’t a hat at all — it’s part of the creature’s head.

This probably explains why a single 1-Up in Super Mario 64 was almost impossible to collect. A 1996 Super Mario 64 manga suggests that 1-Up Mushrooms grow from the bodies of dead Marios ...

On Nov. 15, 2017, Dorkly writers Julia Lepetit and Tristan Cooper presented evidence for both perspectives, including a screencap of a Super Mario Bros. cartoon showing Toad with a full head and ...