Super Mario Maker GO

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Super Mario Maker GO

North American boxart Development Developer(s): Studio Lillie Publisher(s): Studio Lillie Overview Series: Super Mario Maker Platforms(s): Nintendo DSGo Releases(s): July 23rd, 2021 July 23rd, 2021 July 23rd, 2021

Super Mario Maker GO is a 2D platformer and level-editing game developed by Studio Lillie in conjunction with Nintendo and released for the Nintendo DSGo a month after its launch on July 23rd, 2021.

As the successor to both 2015's Super Mario Maker for the Nintendo Wii U and 2019's Super Mario Maker for the Nintendo Switch, Super Mario Maker GO enables its players to both create original Super Mario series levels and play new levels created by Nintendo as well as other players that have been shared in the online Course World.

Super Mario Maker GO focused on expanding and broadening the Super Mario Maker formula rather than changing it drastically, adding even more game styles, such as Super Mario Bros. 2, and new level themes such as beaches, mountains, bonus areas, and the unique "weird" theme which encapsulates odd themes such as the Pipe Land levels from Super Mario Bros. 3. One major new addition is the custom Music Maker allowing creators to make original music for their levels as well as use pre-made tracks from nearly every game in the series.

Characters

Much like Super Mario Maker 2, Super Mario Maker GO started out with only four playable characters: Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Toadette, with the only difference being that the playable Toad is red rather than blue. Each character is identical, with no differences among them, even in the Super Mario Bros. 2 themes. When playing multiplayer, each player is randomly assigned a character, and the choice shuffles again for the next match. Players can also choose which character they use during single-player experiences.

With the New Super Mario Bros. update on October 15th, 2021, Nabbit was added as the fifth playable character and the only one to have any differences, all inspired by New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe. Unlike the other characters, Nabbit cannot use power-ups or take damage from enemies; instead, they gain 10 Coins for every power-up they collect. A Nabbit player has five mid-air jumps and can use their bag to attack with a strike as powerful as a cape swipe. When playing online multiplayer, Nabbit can only be used in Friend Rooms and Casual Co-Op Matches, and when playing singleplayer Nabbit can only be used when playing Challenge Courses or downloaded levels; records from playing with Nabbit will not count towards the Leaderboards.

Music Maker

In Super Mario Maker GO, creators can choose to use any of the available music in the game in any stage or sub-area, regarldess of its level theme or style. The music can be set to play throughout the entire sub-area or to be activated by certain enemies or events just like Sound Effects. These music tracks are organized by system and then game, allowing quick access to the entire catalogue. Most musical tracks in the game must be unlocked first through Challenge Courses, which cost Coins to play and have limited attempts.

Additionally, creators have access to the Music Maker, where they can create short tunes using their own arrangement of samples and notes. The creator is inspired by the systems from Mario Paint and WarioWare D.I.Y. and was designed to be intuitive enough for anyone to use but complex enough to create quality, original music. Original music, however, can only be used when playing locally, as online courses uploaded with custom music will have it replaced with the music normally played in that level theme and style, in order to prevent copyright issues.

Stage Playlist

Several stages can now be combined into a Stage Playlist, which will have its own miniature world map that can be activated by the creator of the playlist. The world map can be decorated with small decorations like those from Super Mario Bros. 3 and Super Mario World and paths can be drawn between stages on the map. Paths can be given directions, and will only open up when the stage they are pointing away from is cleared. Stages can also be given optional Clear Conditions which, when completed, will open up "secret" pathways.

Because Stage Playlists are not given during Endless Challenge or Online Multiplayer, their creator does not have to complete one to upload it; however, it will have a small icon next to its name if it has not been completed yet, possibly driving away players. Like normal courses, Stage Playlists have leaderboards for fastest completion time and highest score. Courses which are part of a Stage Playlist will be denoted as such on their description screen with a link to the playlist.

Differences from Super Mario Maker 2

• Many new options are available for courses
  • The size of stages can now be adjusted with more depth, and the horizontal and vertical sizes can be set separately, replacing the vertical sub-areas from Super Mario Maker 2
  • New options have been added for Autoscrolling speed and more Autoscroll Points can be set
  • Scroll locking is now optional
  • A new option allows stages to loop back around on themselves at the edges, like in the original Mario Bros.
• Water levels are now available in every level theme besides Underwater levels, and can be freely switched between normal and harmful modes.
  • By default, the Castle theme will have "dangerous" water with its Lava appearance, but this can be changed as well to normal water or even the poisonous water theme, which functions the same as lava.
  • Rising liquid can be set to not return after rising, as well as set to different speeds
  • A new type of liquid has been added called quicksand, which causes players to become slowly stuck in it as they stand on top. Players and enemies enveloped by quicksand must jump quickly to escape. Like harmful water, quicksand is opaque and can be used to cover up secrets, which players can only discover by voluntarily sinking into the quicksand
• Night themes are now unlocked by default, with the Moon having been removed as an element. They are also now completely aesthetic, with their unique effects being optional and available for any theme, with a few removed. Additionally, although they now change the music to a music box rendition by default, this can be reverted thanks to the choice of music available through the Music Maker
• Vines can now be attached to tracks
• Gizmos such as Snake Blocks and Conveyor Belts now have more options for their speed
  • Snake Blocks can start activated and will loop if they end at the beginning of their track
• Pipes and Clear Pipes can now intersect. Intersecting Clear Pipes allow players to choose which direction they will move in when they come to a junction, with enemies always choosing to move forward if possible or choosing a random direction otherwise.
• The Superball Flower now allows players to aim their shots, as well as to have two balls on screen at once
  • The Fire Flower now allows players to aim their shots to come out slightly higher if they are holding up

Course Themes

Game Style:
	Ground	World 1-1	World 1-1	World 1-2	Yoshi's Island 1	Acorn Plains	Super Bell Hill
	Underground	World 1-2	World 5-3	World 4-3	Donut Plains 2	Tilted Tunnel	Koopa Troopa Cave
	Underwater	World 2-2	Original	World 3-1	Donut Secret 1	Undersea Grotto	Pipeline Lagoon
	Ghost House	Original	Original	Original	Donut Secret House	Swaying Ghost House	Shifty Boo Mansion
	Airship	Original	Original	World 1-	Original	Boarding the Airship	Spooky Seasick Wreck
	Castle	World 1-4	World 7-2	World 1-	#1 Iggy's Castle	Swingback Castle	Lava Lake Keep
	Desert	Original	World 2-1	World 2-1	Original	Layer-Cake Desert	Conkdor Canyon
	Snow	Original	World 4-1	World 6-1	Original	Frosted Glacier	Snowball Park
	Forest	Original	Original	World 4-1	Forest of Illusion 1	Soda Jungle	Deep Jungle Drift
	Sky	World 3-1	World 7-1	World 5-4	Mondo's Bonus Area	Meringue Cloud	Chain Link Charge
	Mountain	Original	Original	Original	Chocolate Island 2	Rock-Candy Mines	The Bowser Express
	Beach	Original	Original	World 3-1	Original	Waterspout Beach	Sunshine Seaside
	Bonus	Original	Original	Toad House	Roulette Bonus	Bonus Areas	Rolling Ride Run
	Weird	World 9	Wart's Boss Arena	World 7-	Fall Forest	Painted Swampland	Hands-On Hall

Course Elements: Terrain

		Ground	A general type of terrain that will form the bulk of most stages. Changes appearance based on course theme
		Steep Slope	A quickly ascending slope that can be used easily for sliding. Changes appearance based on course theme
		Gentle Slope	A more gentle slope that is good for subtle changes in terrain. Changes appearance based on course theme
		Green Pipe	Has five different speeds independent of colour indicated by small arrows that appear along the pipe when it is set to release enemies
			Clear Pipe	Intersecting Clear Pipes will form junctions which allow travelling players to choose a direction to move
		Spike Trap	A small piece of terrain that damages the player. Can now be set to retract their spikes based on an ON/OFF Switch or Trigger signal
			Spike Block	A larger piece of terrain that damages the player. Can be set to retract their spikes based on an ON/OFF Switch or Trigger signal
		Mushroom Platform	Aesthetic versions are now part of the Visual Tool. Can be set to block movement from below like Super Mario Bros. platforms
		Semisolid Platform	Can be set to allow any player to climb up without Super Bell power-up. Can be set to allow pressing "down" to phase through.
		Bridge	Can be extended up to 20 blocks horizontally, and allows players to jump onto it from beneath.
		Brick Block	Changes appearance based on course theme. Now available in the Super Mario World styles. : floats downwards until it lands on the ground
			Rotating Block	Now available in every style. Rotates for a while when hit from beneath. : floats downwards until it lands on the ground
		Hard Block	A small block that can be used to form terrain. Can no longer be broken by explosions or strong forces.
			Rock Block	Now available in every style as 1x1 blocks. Can be broken by explosions or strong forces.
		? Block	Turns into an Empty Block once hit, releasing whatever it contains. : floats downwards until it lands on the ground
			Hidden Block	A normal ? Block, other than that it can't be seen until it is hit and turned into an Empty Block.
			Spiked ? Block	Continuously rotates, changing the orientation of its spikes.
		Donut Block	If the player is on it for too long, it will fall. : floats downwards until it lands on the ground
		Note Block	Bounces the player upwards when they land on it, possibly releasing an item. : floats downwards until it lands on the ground
			Music Block	Like a normal Note Block which plays a single note when used. : floats downwards until it lands on the ground
		Cloud Block	Can be jumped through from beneath like a semi-transparent platform.
		Roulette Block	Rotates through every selected power-up quickly. Has a checklist of every power-up, allowing the player to manually switch off certain ones.
		Ice Block	Can no longer be broken with a strong force or explosion. Can now hold items but they cannot be released and are purely aesthetic.
			Blue Ice Block	Can be broken by a strong force or explosion or melted with fireballs. When melted, it releases any item that it holds.
		Long ? Block	Can be dragged to extend it anywhere from 2 to 5 block long. Turns into a Long Empty Block when hit. Holds items that it releases upon being hit.
		ON/OFF Switch	Switches Dotted-Line Blocks and other objects on or off based on their current state.
		Dotted-Line Block	Switched on and off with the ON/OFF Switch; when off, it appears as a dotted line, and it otherwise opaque and blocks movement.

Course Elements: Items

		Coin	Used for scores in certain modes; awards a 1-Up when 100 are collected in other modes. Can be collected by running into it.
			Pink Coin	Once all are collected within a sub-area, a Key is awarded. : floats downwards until it lands on the ground
		10-Coin	Awards 10 normal Coins. : floats downwards until it lands on the ground
			30-Coin	Awards 30 normal Coins. : floats downwards until it lands on the ground
			50-Coin	Awards 50 normal Coins. : floats downwards until it lands on the ground
		Red Coin Ring	Comes with 8 Red Coins that can be placed anywhere in the sub-area. When activated, the Red Coins appear. By collecting all of them, the attached item will be released above the player.
		Super Mushroom	Turns the user into their Super form, able to take one additional hit and break Brick Blocks and Rotating Blocks.
			Mini Mushroom	Turns the user into their Mini Form, able to run up walls, jump higher than normal, and more easily enter tight spaces. Die after a single hit.
		Fire Flower	Allows the user to throw fireballs which can defeat certain enemies and melt Blue Ice Blocks.
			Ice Flower	The user can throw iceballs which freeze enemies into solid blocks which can be picked up and thrown at enemies and blocks.
			Superball Flower	Available in every game style. No longer changes the course's music to that of the original Super Mario Land
			Gold Flower	The user can throw large golden fireballs which explode the area around them upon collision with an enemy or block, turning everything nearby into coins.
		Super Leaf	: Like all power-ups, when a Super Mushroom is applied it will only appear as its power-up if the player is already in their Super form; otherwise, it will only be a Super Mushroom
			Tanooki Suit	Allows the user to perform all the same functions as the Super Leaf with the additional ability to hold down in midair and pound into the ground in invulnerable statue form.
		Penguin Suit	Allows the user to slide on ice under blocks, swim quickly underwater, and throw the same iceballs as the Ice Flower
		Hammer Flower	Turns the user into their Hammer Bro. form, allowing them to throw arching hammers that defeat touch enemies and crouch to avoid damage from above.
			Boomerang Flower	Turns the user into their Boomerang Bro. form, allowing them to throw a boomerang that returns after a while and crouch to avoid damage from above.
		Cape Feather	Allows the user to hold the jump button in midair to descend slowly, slash with their cape to attack enemies and break blocks, and fly high in the air after a running start.
		Carrot	Allows the user to float in the air while mashing the jump button as well as jump higher than normal.
		Blue Shell	Allows the user to press down with a running start to enter their shell and slide around quickly, breaking blocks and going in small gaps.
		Propeller Mushroom	Allows the user to hit the Spin Jump button to ascend quickly from midair or on the ground as well as descent quickly with a screw dive.
		Super Acorn	Allows the user to descend slowly in midair by holding the jump button and gain height by pressing the spin jump button
		Super Star	Turns the user invincible for a short time and allows them to jump high in the air with a single leap
			Super Star/Coin	If the user is already under the effect of a Super Star, this element becomes another; otherwise, it appears as a single Coin
		1-Up Mushroom	Gives the user one additional life or 100 Coins, depending on the mode
		Goomba Shoe	The player can jump into it and ride it around, jumping on dangerous enemies and spikes without getting hurt. : the larger shoe can ground pound.
		Koopa Clown Car	A large helicopter-like device which can be ridden by the player to move through the skies. Can defeat enemies from above with its propeller.
			Fire Koopa Clown Car	Like the Koopa Clown Car but with the ability to shoot fire with the run button. Can hold down for bigger blasts.
		Koopa Troopa Car	A small car that can be ridden at high speed. It will break after a few collisions. Most enemies can be placed in it to have it drive on its own.
		P-Balloon	When grabbed by a player, they will begin to float into the air slowly until it runs out, and their ascent can be sped up by holding up on the controller.
		Yoshi's Egg	Turns into a Green Yoshi, which can be ridden by the player. It can use its tongue to eat enemies and can flutter jump in some game styles.
			Red Yoshi's Egg	Turns into a Red Yoshi, which can spit fire when releasing whatever is in its mouth. : Big Red Yoshi's fireballs are larger and break Rock Blocks.
			Yellow Yoshi's Egg	Turns into a Yellow Yoshi, which can do a screen-shaking ground pound when it is holding something in its mouth. : Big Yellow Yoshi's ground-pounds have a Red POW Block effect.
			Blue Yoshi's Egg	Turns into a Blue Yoshi, which can fly when it is holding something in its mouth.: Big Blue Yoshi cannot fly but can jump high.
		Double Cherry	Creates a clone of the user who follows their moves but can be desynced with certain stage elements. Upon being hit, they disappear.
		Clock	Adds 10 seconds to the current stage timer or timer trigger. Only 200 seconds total can be added to the stage timer during a course.
		Cannon Box	Remains on the user's head until they are hit, shooting out a cannonball every few seconds which can defeat enemies and break Rock Blocks. More powerful when the user has a power-up.
			Light Box	Remains on the user's head until they are hit. Provides light in dark levels and can defeat ghost enemies like the Boo by shining on them for a while.
		Baby Yoshi	Can be held and will eat enemies in front of the holder. After eating enough enemies, it will grow up into a mature Green Yoshi while releasing coins.
		Turnip	Can be pulled out from Pluck Grass or acquired like any other item. Can be thrown at enemies and will kill them, bouncing and hitting other enemies as well.
		Key	Follows the player once they come in contact with it, and can be used to unlock Key Doors and Key Warp Boxes. Will attract Phantos.
		Trampoline	Can be jumped off of or held to bring somewhere else. Sideways Trampolines cannot be held and will bounce players and other enemies and items.
		Stone	A very heavy object that weighs down the carrier. Can be used to defeat enemies, break Brick Blocks, or to achieve a level clear condition.
		Super Pickaxe	The player who touches the Super Pickaxe will begin swinging it over their head quickly, destroying any blocks and enemies they touch for a short time before it runs out.

Course Elements: Enemies

		Goomba	Standard footsoldier for Bowser's army. : The Gooma stands in place before jumping forward, landing, then waiting and jumping back to its original position.
			Galoomba	Now available in every style. : The Galoomba stands in place before jumping forward, landing, then waiting and jumping back to its original position.
			Goombrat	Like a Goomba, but smart enough to turn at edges. : The Goombrat stands in place before jumping forward, landing, then waiting and jumping back to its original position.
		Koopa Troopa	Their Red and Blue varieties turn at edges, while Yellow and Green don't. : Walks slower, and their shells are ejected at high speeds when stomped.
		Twister	Although now considered an enemy, does not hurt Mario. : Sucks the player down instead of blowing outwards.
			Foo	Acts like a Twister, but blows horizontally in the direction of the closest player instead of vertical.: Becomes a Ty-Foo and blows harder.
		Buzzy Beetle	: When stomped, their Shells will follow the player like a Kamikaze Koopa from Super Mario World
			Bony Beetle	Fall apart when stomped, then comes back to life. Can climb up walls. : Acts like a Para-Beetle, but will collapse upon being stomped.
		Spike Top	Climbs up walls and is immune to fire and stomps.
		Ant Trooper	Can climb up walls and are immune to stomps, ground pounds, and most damage. Will begin to push any objects they come into contact with.
			Horned Ant Trooper	Like a normal Ant Trooper, but damages those who attempt to stomp on it.
		Spiny	Immune to stomps but not to fireballs. : Ejects its spines in four directions every so often.
		Blooper	If in the open air, it will begin to fall downwards. Upon touching water, it will exhibit normal behaviour.
			Blooper Nanny	Like a normal Blooper, but flanked by its smaller children which scatter when it dies.
		Cheep Cheep	A normal fish that swims in a straight line until being defeated by a player.
			Deep Cheep	Rather than acting like normal Deep Cheeps, these green Cheep Cheeps instead swim back and forth in water.
			Rip van Fish	Falls asleep upon terrain and wakes up when a player swims by, then chases them aggressively. : Swims even faster and it more alert.
		Skipsqueak	Runs in place, even atop a conveyor belt, and jumps when nearby players do.
			Spiny Skipsqueak	Runs in place like a normal Skipsqueak but protects its head with spikes.
		Stingby	Flies back and forth at the same horizontal position, following the player if they spot them. : Flies even faster and always chases the player.
		Draglet	Flies on the same horizontal plane always, but can shoot fireballs in all directions. : Flies faster and shoots faster fireballs.
		Biddybud	Several Biddybugs can be connected in a congo-line formation, and will overlap each other upon reaching an edge or wall to keep the line. : Fly the same way they walk on the ground at a single vertical level.
		Coin Coffer	Buried in the ground until a player closes in, then emerges and runs away. Can hold special items or lots of coins. Disappears after a set amount of time if green, or stays forever if blue.
		Fake Block	Slightly darker than a Brick Block, and emerges with its feet out when approaches then jumps towards the player. Can hold items like a real Block.
		Piranha Plant	Emerges out of a pipe every so often to attack, or remains on the ground if not put in a pipe and lashes at nearby players.
			Fire Piranha Plant	Instead of biting, it will shoot out fireballs towards nearby players, possibly scorching them. Can shoot in an diagonal.
			Inky Piranha Plant	Shoots ink instead of fireballs; if the ink hits a player, their screen will be covered for a shot time. Dipping in water will remove the ink.
		Jumping Piranha Plant	Remains in its pipe until a player nears, then jumps out and remains in the air before falling back down and waiting to jump again.
		Muncher	Stands still in one place like a block, but can be moved by things like seesaws and Bullet Bill launchers.
		Piranha Creeper	A large piranha plant that comes out in a certain path, leaving behind a spiny vine. Its head must be attacked to make it retreat and kill it.
		Thwomp	Waits for a player to go underneath then stomps. Can set to not deal damage from the sides. : Jumps forward until it hits a wall.
			Thwimp	Jumps back and forth between two positions quickly, with a perfect arc to overcome small obstacles. : Hovers in midair slightly before landing.
		Monty Mole	Jumps out of their hole and chases the player. : Can jump in order to catch the player.
			Rocky Wrench	Hides underneath a pothole then emerges to throw a wrench at a nearby player. Can be killed with a single stomp when exposed.
		Hammer Bro.	Jumps up and down between layers of Blocks and platforms throwing Hammers. : Throws multiple hammers at a time.
			Fire Bro.	Jumps up and down, throwing fireballs at players. : Throws fireballs that float in the air in odd patterns and are harder to dodge.
			Boomerang Bro.	Jumps up and down, throwing boomerangs at players. : Throws a flurry of boomerangs that blanket part of the screen.
		Chain Chomp	An angry ball-and-chain creature attached to a peg. The chain and peg can be removed by the creator. : Longer chain and faster movement.
			Flame Chomp	A metal ball flanked by fireballs that flies through the air. Its head can be stomped to defeat it. : Doesn't run out of fireballs.
		Hop-Chop	An angry spring that will attempt to bite the player. Upon being stomped, temporarily turns into a normal spring.
		Wiggler	A normally peaceful caterpillar that will turn red with rage when stomped. Can be set to start out angry by the creator.
		Boo	Chases after the player unless they are being looked at; then, they become too shy to attack : Always chases, even when looked at, but carry their momentum
			Boo Buddies	A ring of Boos that float around a single point, slowly moving in and out. The holes in the ring can be used to move through them.
			Peepa	A small ghost creature that moves forward in the air without interacting with anything like a Bullet Bill, other than being nearly invincible
		Lava Bubble	Jumps in and out of lava on a timer. : Acts like a Zig-Zag Lava Bubble, bouncing around off of walls on a diagonal path
		Bob-omb	Walk forward until they are stomped or ignited by flames, then wait to explode after a few seconds : Fall from the sky slowly at a diagonal and ignite upon reaching the ground
			Kab-omb	Walks forward slowly. Unlike Bob-ombs, they can be defeated with a stomp. Upon being ignited by fire, they chase the player until exploding shortly afterwards.
		Dry Bones	Act like Koopas, but will collapse into bones upon being stomped. Eventually, their bones will reanimate. Can be frozen with the Ice Flower.
		Fish Bone	Swim back and forth in water until noticing a player, then wait about a second before trying to ram into them. Collapse into bones upon colliding with a wall. Instantly die upon hitting ground on land.
		Magikoopa	Teleports around the stage, shooting off magic that transforms objects and enemies into other objects and enemies.
		Bowser	Has a different behaviour in each game style, including an all new appearance for Super Mario Bros. 2 : Jumps into the air and floats before pounding down in all styles as a new move
		Bowser Jr.	Shoots fireballs and enters his shell to jump and move around. Has an all new appearance for Super Mario 3D World and Super Mario Bros. 2 : Has new moves involving jumping and hovering in the air
		Boom Boom	Jumps back and forth, taking multiple stomps to kill
			Pom Pom	Teleports around the screen, making fake clones and throwing her trademark boomerang at the player
		Angry Sun	Moves relative to the camera, not the level. Swoops in every so often to attack the player.
		Lakitu	Floats above a player, throwing down Spiny Eggs or whatever item has been assigned to it. Can be killed to steal its cloud.
			Fishin' Lakitu	Holds whatever item is assigned to, or a single coin, above the player. If holding an enemy, it will attempt to lower its fishing pole to hit the player with it.
		Charvaargh	Jumps out of pits or lava in wide arcs. In Super Mario 3D World style, it can jump out of the background towards the foreground.
		Bully	Bumps into players in an attempt to push them backwards. Can be stomped on for extra knockback. In some styles, resembles its Super Mario 64 design : Stands in place for a second then charges forward quickly to move
		Porcupuffer	Chases a nearby player from in the water, often jumping out if needed. Can eat the player in a single bite, instantly killing them.
		Spike	Stands in place and throws Spike Balls or Spike Rollers which will roll down slopes. : Will hop and float when throwing and then aim their throws at a player
			Buster Beetle	Walks forward until coming in contact with a holdable object like a Crate, then picks it up and throws it : Flies towards nearest object rather than walking on ground
		Volcano Lotus	After a set amount of time, spits out balls of fire. In Super Mario Bros. 2 style, appears as a Panser, and in Super Mario Bros. 3 style appears as Lava Lotus. : Jumps when spitting fire
		Chargin' Chuck	Charges towards the player upon seeing them. Takes many stomps to kill. Can be set to emulate the other behaviours from Super Mario World as well. : Gains a new hopping and ground pound attack
		Dino Rhino	Run forward, chasing a player if they see one, even jumping over obstacles if needed. When stomped, become a Dino-Torch : Can jump over even higher obstacles
			Dino-Torch	Small dinosaurs that periodically spit out flames above their head. : Jump into the air and spit flames while rotating 180 degrees.
		Urchin	Float in the water as a hazard; can be defeated with fireballs and other attacks. : Will float in the air rather than being affected by gravity
		Fuzzy	Clouds of smoke that follow tracks. When they collide with one another, form into a larger Fuzzy. Dissolves in water. : Moves faster when on rails
		Ninji	Stands in place, jumping up and down every so often. Can be picked up from above. : After reaching height of jump, hovers then makes another jump if player nearby.
		Pokey	Made up of a segmented body, with each segment having to be defeated on its own : Ejects its body parts as an attack at high speed
		Rex	Walks forward. Upon being stomped, becomes its smaller form, which moves faster and can be stomped again to kill it. : Flies like a Red Paratroopa, but doesn't lose its Wings when stomped
		Sumo Bro	Stomps on platforms, either activating ? Blocks or sending down sparks of electricity. : Jumps into the air before pounding down
		Swoop	Hangs onto the ceiling or a wall and then swoops down when a player approaches.
		Waddlewing	Walks along a platform until it reaches the end, then jumps off and glides forward. Can be made to hold items like Super Acorns which are released upon being stomped.
		Cooligan	Slide forward on their bellies, building up speed. They can go under small gaps. In the water, glide through the water in quick bursts towards nearby players. : After falling off a platform, retain their vertical height for a few seconds.
		Bramball	Takes big steps with its spiky limbs. Can be killed by stomping its orange head. : Moves much faster while stepping
		Scuttlebug	Hangs off of the ceiling, dropping to the level of the player every few seconds. Can be stomped. : Constantly moves to meet the player, rather than waiting a few seconds.
		Conkdor	Waits for a player to approach, then slams its head down. The top of its head can be stomped to defeat it. : Its head doesn't get stuck in the ground
		Fizzlit	Jumps around until a player approaches, then melts into crackling goo that electrocutes. : Can jump towards players, instead of just in place
		Shy Guy	Walks forward unbothered by players. Can be picked up from above. : Flies back and forth horizontally, acting as a platform
			Snifit	Walks forward, pausing to stop every so often to shoot a projectile. Can be picked up from above. : Flies up and down vertically
		Flurry	Scuttles back and forth with poor traction. Can be picked up from above.
		Hoopster	Climbs up and down climbable surfaces such as vines or semi-transparent platforms in grate mode. Can be picked up from above.
		Phanto	Stays inactive in midair until a player with a key nears, at which point it will begin to swoop down like an Angry Sun until the player loses the key or dies.
		Pidgit	Flies in to the left on their magic carpet. Can be picked up from above.
		Tweeter	Jumps up and down as it moves forward. Can be picked up from above.
		Birdo	Shoots eggs even so often that can be picked up and thrown back at her. : Flutters upwards before shooting an egg.
		Mouser	Throws bombs which can be picked up and thrown back at him. : Flutters upwards before throwing a bomb.
		Wart	Spits bubbles that will entrap players. Vegetables must be thrown in his mouth to defeat him. : Flutters before spitting bubbles.
		Piranha Sprout	Appears in place of Pluck Grass and shoots out rocks towards nearby players. If the player approaches slowly they can pull out the Sprout, then throw it at enemies.
		Shellcreeper	Walks back and forth, falling off edges. Cannot be stomped on. Can be flipped over by hitting them from below with a ? Block, Note Block, or other object, then killed by running into it. Appears as a sprite in every style.
		Sidestepper	Walks back and forth, falling off edges. Cannot be stomped. Can be flipped over by being hit twice by a fireball or a hit from below, then killed by running into it. Appears as a sprite in every style.
		Fighter Fly	Hops forward, falling off edges. Cannot be stomped. Can be flipped over by hitting it from below when it is grounded and not in the air, then killed by running into it. Appears as a sprite in every style.
		Freezie	Moves forward, falling off edges. Will sometimes stop and disintegrate, covering nearby blocks in slippery ice. Can be killed by a fireball or hitting it from below. Appears as a sprite in every style.
		Whomp	Stands in the background and pounds onto the ground when a player approaches. Can be destroyed by some items or by ground pounding its back. Can be used as a platform.
		Amp	Makes a single movement at a time upon noticing the player in an attempt to come into contact with them and electrocute them. Can be destroyed by a cape or tail spin or other similar attack.
		Chuckya	Moves towards a player and attempts to grab them them throw them into danger. Can also throw objects like crates and shells and throw them at the player.
		Scaredy Rat	Can appear in large groups or by themselves. Like to scuttle quickly across the ground and jump randomly. When one is stomped, the group all scurries away in panic.
		Huckit Crab	Walks back and forth in place, occasionally throwing large rocks at players. Can be defeated with a single stomp.
		Crowber	Hover over the player, occasionally swooping down to attack then returning to the top of the screen. Can be defeated with a stomp, but move fast.

Course Elements: Gizmos

		Rotodisc	A ball of light that rotates around a center point. Can be destroyed with a Super Star.
		Crate	Can be grabbed and thrown and used as a platform. Appears as Mushroom Block in Super Mario Bros. 2 and as Grab Block in Super Mario World
		Pluck Grass	Players can pluck items or enemies out of the grass, based on whatever object the grass contains in the editor, and they will automatically hold whatever they pull out.
			Pluck Mole	Appears as an instance of Pluck Grass at first but will burrow back into the ground when a player approaches; successfully plucking is difficult but will yield a reward
		Burner	Spews a flame jet every so often based on a timer. Can set to be active when other burners are inactive, or to activate when triggered or based on an ON/OFF Switch.
		Bill Blaster	Shoots out a Bullet Bill or other object every few seconds. Doesn't activate if a player is next to it. : Shoots a Banzai Bill
			Bill Blaster Turret	Acts like a Bill Blaster, shooting Bullet Bills or other things, but turns automatically with the same timing as Beat Blocks. Can be set to switch when triggered or with ON/OFF Blocks.
		Cannon	Shoots a cannonball at a diagonal unless the player is standing on it. : Shoots a bigger cannonball
		Icicle	When a player runs underneath it, starts to fall onto them. Hurts the player if touched from underneath. Can be set to not respawn or automatically drop when triggered.
			Blue Icicle	Unlike the normal Icicle, it does not drop when a player goes underneath it. Can still be set to drop when triggered. Can be melted with fire.
		Warp Door	Warps a player to somewhere else on the same subarea of a different subarea. Requires terrain underneath it to be used, but can lead to a door without terrain underneath it.
			P-Warp Door	Acts the same as a normal Warp Door but is only present as an unusable outline unless a P-Switch is active or it has been triggered by something else.
			Key Door	Acts the same as a normal Warp Door but can only be used if the player has a Key with them, which uses the Key.
		Warp Box	When a player touches it, it warps them to another place on the same subarea or another subarea. Disappears when used.
			P-Warp Box	Acts like a normal Warp Box, but can only be used when a P-Switch is active or when triggered by an Enemy or Timer Trigger.
			Key Warp Box	Acts like a normal Warp Box, but can only be used by a player with a Key
		P-Switch	Turns all Coins into Brick Blocks and all Brick Blocks into Coins for a short time, and activates things like P-Warp Doors.
			Grey P-Switch	Turns all enemies on screen into Grey Coins, worth 2 Coins each, which fall to the ground and disappear after a few seconds.
		POW Block	Can be picked up and thrown, ground pounded, or hit from below to activate, causing every enemy touching the ground on screen to die and all Coins on screen to fall to the ground.
			Floating POW Block	Floats in the air rather than being affected by gravity. When activated, it breaks all nearby Brick Blocks and kills nearby enemies, as well as makes nearby Coins fall.
		Hot Foot Candle	Spawns small Hot Foots which quickly swarm the player on the ground, able to jump over one block tall obstacles, melt blue ice, and ignite Bob-ombs.
		Vine	Can be climbed on by players, as well as by enemies. If put in a ? Block or similar object they will sprout out with a Piranha Plant-like head and grow upwards.
		Arrow Sign	Used to lead the player towards the goal. Can point one of eight directions.
		Checkpoint Flag	Allows the player to restart from the spot it is placed if they die. If placed in a level, the creator must clear the stage from it in order to upload the course.
		Lift	Moves back and forth horizontally or vertically, or moves along a track.
			Flimsy Lift	Falls immediately upon a player landing on it. Can be set to respawn
		Lava Lift	Move forward when activated by a player stepping on them, and can move across lava and other liquids. Has three different speed options. Eventually sinks if not on a track.
		Seesaw	Tilts back and forth, with each different course element having their own weight relative to other elements. Pounding one side with a Thwomp or player will launch the other side.
		Grinder	Moves along the ground or a track, damaging any player it comes into contact with. Can be spin jumped on safely.
		Bumper	Moves along a track or stays in midair, bouncing any player or object it comes into contact with. Certain elements can pass through it.
		Swinging Claw	Grabs anything that comes near its claws if empty. If it is holding something, it will release it when a player walks underneath.
		Skewer	Slams down periodically, destroying Brick Blocks in its path and squishing players.
		Snake Block	When activated, such as by a player landing on it, it moves across a premade path. Can be set to loop around or fall apart upon completing its path. Has three speed options.
		Fire Bar	A series of fireballs in a row which move in a circle around a central block. Can be elongated and their speed can be set.
		One-Way Wall	Only allows passage of players and elements alike in one direction set by the creator. Can no longer be broken by powerful force.
			Flipper	Acts like the Flipper from New Super Mario Bros., moving to allow movement from only the indicated direction and returning once the element has moved past.
		Conveyor Belt	Moves elements on it automatically in one direction. Can be set to a custom speed, and its direction can be changed when triggered or when an ON/OFF Switch is hit.
		Track	Sets a path for objects to move across automatically. Nearly any enemy and gizmo can be placed on it to make unique contraptions.
		! Block	Upon being hit, it releases Empty Blocks along a set track, with one released per hit until it is empty. They fade after a few seconds. Now available in every style.
		Blinking Block	Every few seconds they will switch from being tangible to intangible. Can be set to the blue colour, which always has the opposite state as the red blocks.
		Track Block	Moves along a set path upon being activated with customizable speed levels.
		Tree	Can act as decoration, as a platform, or as a way for players to climb up and reach new areas. Items can be hidden within, revealed upon being climbed or touched.
		Mushroom Trampoline	A long pad that can be used for bouncing into the air. Can be given an item that is released when it is used, and its length can be extended up to 10 blocks.
		Enemy Trigger	Can be connected to numerous enemies, and will detect when all of them are defeated; it will then send a signal to every connected gadget, activating it
			Timer Trigger	Can be connected to another trigger, like a P-Switch, which will start its customizable timer; when time run out, it activates any connected gadget
		Scale	Two platforms connected to one another with a wire; when a player stands on one platform, it will move down and the other will move up, until the wire breaks and both fall.
		Spin Block	A player standing on the Spin Block for about a second will be launched into the air spinning and return to the ground slowly, but they can hold down to land faster.
		Rebound Platform	Like platforms from the original Mario Bros., these allow players to hit them from underneath the attack any enemies standing above them.
		Red-Blue Panel	Takes up four blocks total, with either the two on the right or the two on the left tangible. The ones that can be used switch every time a player jumps.
		Switchboard	Has two sides, and a player stepping on either side causes it to move in that direction when on a track. Can only be placed on a track.
		Triangle Block	If a player runs into the Triangle Block with enough speed they will begin to run up the wall it is connected to for a short time. Can only be placed at the corner of a wall and ground.
		Bolt Lift	Players must jump on and off of the Bolt Lift to cause it to move forward along a track or across liquid.
		Water Geyser	Periodically turns on and off, creating a platform at its top and bringing players at its base up to the top. Can be activated by a trigger or ON/OFF Switch.
		Stump	Releases an item when pounded into the ground. In some styles, can only be activated with a Thwomp or similar object. Has multiple levels, affecting how many times it must be pounded.
		Dash Panel	When a character walks past, they are instantly boosted to their maximum speed and sent in the direction it points. Can be placed in the air or on the ground.

Sound Effects

	Shock Audio	A man or woman shouting in pain loudly.
	Scream Audio	A man or woman moaning loudly in pain.
	Laughter Audio	A child laughing mischievously.
	Guffaw Audio	An audience of people laughing.
	Booo! Audio	An audience of people booing.
	Cheer Audio	An audience of people cheering.
	Baby Audio/Visual	The sound effect of a baby from Mario Paint alongside baby faces from the icon.
	Audio/Visual Party Popper	Sparkles appear alongside bursts of confetti and a party popper sound.
	Applause Audio/Visual	An audience claps while hands appear near the player.
	Near Miss Audio/Visual	A black hole moves across the screen while an eerie noise plays.
	Clatter Audio/Visual	A crashing sound accompanied by rocks tumbling downwards.
	Drama! Audio/Visual	A dramatic sound accompanied by flaming rocks falling downwards.
	Kick Audio/Visual	The shoe from the icon kicks the target while a man says "Ow!"
	Jump Audio/Visual	The shoe from the icon springs outwards from the target while a man says "Whoo!"
	Honk Honk Audio/Visual	A ring of flowers appears out of the target while the clown horn noise from Mario Paint plays.
	Punch Audio/Visual	The boxing glove from the icon punches the target with an accompanying noise.
	Oink Audio/Visual	The pig stamp from Mario Paint appears while a pig oink is heard.
	Kuh-thunk! Audio/Visual	Drums appear around the target while a taiko drum sound is heart.
	Beep! Audio/Visual	The screen becomes noisy like an old CRT while a beeping sound plays.
	Ninja Attack! Audio/Visual	Takamaru and ninja sprites appear from The Mysterious Murasame Castle while a brief part of its music plays.
	Zap! Audio/Visual	A visual of white flares with electric sparks appear while a piano plays.
	Chirps Audio/Visual	Numerous birds fly across the screen making chirping noises.
	Ding Dong Audio/Visual	The lightbulb from the icon appears over the target's head while a doorbell noise is played.
	Bzzzt! Audio	An error buzzer noise is heard.
	Glory Audio/Visual	Heavenly music plays while the whole screen is lit up with rays from above.
	Doom Audio/Visual	Creepy piano music plays while the screen is tinted a dark purple.
	Yeah! Audio	Children shout "Yeah!"
	Aww... Audio	Children groan with disappointment.
	Chicken Audio	Loud clucking is heard.
	Maracas Audio/Visual	Two maracas appear on screen while an accompanying tune plays.
	Fan Audio/Visual	Rave music plays while two spotlights appear around Mario.
	Fireworks Audio/Visual	A single firework appears unless attached to a Flagpole.
	Audience Audio	An audience cheers after the crash of a cymbal.
	Scatting Audio	A woman singing along with the music.
	Spark Visual	Stars pop out of the target and scatter.
	Traditional Visual	Confetti appears while paper lanterns bounce along the top of the screen.
	Electric Guitar Audio/Visual	An electric guitar booms on screen while a riff is heard.
	Twisty Turny Audio	A record-scratch sound effect.
	Woozy Audio	A different record-scratch sound effect.
	Flash Visual	A quick burst of light around the target.
	Peaceful Audio/Visual	A few water drops accompanied by a chime.
	Horror Audio/Visual	An evil flash alongside a horrifying tune.
	Telephone Audio	A ringing telephone before a loud hang-up noise.
	Dizzy Audio/Visual	Stars appear around Mario's head like a dizzied cartoon character accompanied by chirping.
	Community Audio	Sounds of murmuring Toads from in the distance.
	Heartbeat Audio/Visual	The scream shakes alongside the pumping of a heartbeat.
	Silence Audio	The game temporarily becomes silent.
	Bowser Jr. Audio	A random sound of Bowser Jr. giggling or yelling.
	Bowser Audio	A random sound of Bowser laughing or growling.

Music Track Selection

Update History

August 6th, 2021: Super Mario Land

The Super Mario Land update added the following features:

• New Music Tracks from Super Mario Land and Super Mario Land 2
• New Challenge Courses inspired by levels from Super Mario Land and Super Mario Land 2

August 27th, 2021: Super Mario Bros. 2

The Super Mario Bros. 2 update added the following features:

• Course Element: Mouser ( Enemy)
• Course Option: Quicksand (Liquid)
• Course Element: Phanto ( Enemy)
• New Challenge Courses inspired by levels from Super Mario Bros. 2

September 17th, 2021: Super Mario Galaxy

The Super Mario Galaxy update added the following features:

• New Music Tracks from Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2
• New Challenge Courses inspired by star missions from Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2

October 15th, 2021: New Super Mario Bros.

The New Super Mario Bros. update added the following features:

• Course Element: Spin Block ( Gizmo)
• Course Element: Bramball ( Enemy)
• Course Element: Waddlewing ( Enemy)
• Course Element: Blue Shell ( Item)
• New Music Tracks from New Super Mario Bros. and New Super Mario Bros. Wii
• New Challenge Courses inspired by levels from the New Super Mario Bros. series

October 29th, 2021: Super Mario Sunshine

The Super Mario Sunshine update added the following features:

• New Music Tracks from Super Mario Sunshine
• New Challenge Courses inspired by locations and missions from Super Mario Sunshine

November 19th, 2021: Super Mario World

The Super Mario World update added the following features:

• Course Element: Triangle Block ( Gizmo)
• Course Element: Dino Rhino and Dino-Torch ( Enemy)
• Course Element: Rex ( Enemy)
• Course Element: P-Balloon ( Item)
• New Challenge Courses inspired by levels from Super Mario World

December 10th, 2021: Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker

The Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker update added the following features:

• Course Element: Dash Panel ( Gizmo)
• Course Element: Pluck Mole ( Gizmo)
• Course Element: Piranha Sprout ( Enemy)
• Course Element: Super Pickaxe ( Item)
• New Music Tracks from Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker
• New Challenge Courses inspired by levels from Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker

December 24th, 2021: Mario Kart

The Mario Kart update added the following features:

• New Music Tracks from the Mario Kart series
• New Challenge Courses inspired by race tracks from the Mario Kart series

January 28th, 2022: Super Mario 64

The Super Mario 64 update added the following features:

• Course Element: Stump ( Gizmo)
• Course Element: Whomp ( Enemy)
• Course Element: Amp ( Enemy)
• Course Element: Chuckya ( Enemy)
• New Music Tracks from Super Mario 64
• New Challenge Courses inspired by levels from Super Mario 64 as well as its iconic homeworld of Peach's Castle

February 18th, 2022: Kirby's Adventure

The Kirby's Adventure update added the following features:

• New Music Tracks from Kirby's Adventure
• New Challenge Courses inspired by levels from Kirby's Adventure

March 11th, 2022: Super Mario Bros. 3

The Super Mario Bros. 3 update added the following features:

• Course Element: Bolt Lift ( Gizmo)
• Course Element: Buster Beetle ( Enemy)
• Course Element: Rotodisc ( Gizmo)
• Course Element: Hammer Flower ( Item)
• New Challenge Courses inspired by levels from Super Mario Bros. 3

May 6th, 2022: Banjo-Kazooie

The Banjo-Kazooie update added the following features:

• New Music Tracks from Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie
• New Challenge Courses inspired by levels from Banjo-Kazooie

June 24th, 2022: Mario Bros.

The Mario Bros. update added the following features:

• Course Element: Shellcreeper ( Enemy)
• Course Element: Sidestepper ( Enemy)
• Course Element: Fighter Fly ( Enemy)
• Course Element: Freezie ( Enemy)
• New Music Tracks from Mario Bros., Donkey Kong, and Wrecking Crew
• New Challenge Courses inspired by classic arcade games

Gallery

Builder Nabbit

Builder Red Toad

A Spike stacked on top of a Chargin' Chuck

Builder Mario using Pluck Grass

A Goomba stacked on a Shy Guy

The original boxart from E3 2021 before the Nintendo DSGo game boxes were altered

Trivia

• The game's subtitle, GO, refers to the name of the console it was developed for.

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