The most common powerup in the Mario series, it causes Mario to grow larger when grabbed. This allows him to get hit once without dying, returning him to normal. If Mario is then hit by an enemy without the mushroom, he will die....

This fatal fungus has changed appearance many times throughout the Mario series, commonly appearing with a purple cap. However, it has also been seen with the cap depicted above, which is only a shade darker than that of the Super Mushroom, making it harde...

This version of the Fire Flower, unlike its Mario counterpart, does not allow your character to throw fireballs. Instead, the flower itself acts as a flamethrower, charring anything in its path. It's also very useful for broiling steaks....

This mighty object, found all throughout the Mario series, allows Mario to become temporarily invincible, save for bottomless pits and the dreaded "moving screen". This invincibility also allowed Mario to harm enemies simply by touching them, a trait that ...

First appearing in Super Mario 64, this powerup allows the user to become living metal, giving the user increased durability while lowering speed. It later made its way into the Super Smash Bros. series with the same purpose. The Mario franchise and Super ...

First appearing in Kirby's Adventure (and later its remake, as well as making an appearance as a wish-granting object in Paper Mario), this powerful artifact of the Fountain of Dreams is the only object capable of damaging the entity known as Nightmare, by...

A deceptively powerful weapon, the Home-Run Bat sends enemies flying. This object is from the Super Smash Bros. series, which is developed by HAL Laboratory, Inc., and is owned by Nintendo....

Throw this item at enemies to trap them in pits. This object is from Animal Crossing, which belongs to Nintendo....