Difference between revisions of "Metal Mario"
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* [[Metal Mario (YellowYoshi)]] | * [[Metal Mario (YellowYoshi)]] | ||
* [[Metal Mario (ShadowLuigi-NG-)]] | * [[Metal Mario (ShadowLuigi-NG-)]] | ||
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|pt={{yes|Mario metálico (NTSC)<br>Mario Metálico (PAL)}} | |pt={{yes|Mario metálico (NTSC)<br>Mario Metálico (PAL)}} | ||
|ru={{yes|Марио-металл}} | |ru={{yes|Марио-металл}} | ||
| − | |es={{yes|Mario de metal | + | |es={{yes|Mario de metal}} |
|el={{no|-}} | |el={{no|-}} | ||
|pl={{no|-}} | |pl={{no|-}} | ||
Latest revision as of 08:48, 30 July 2022
Metal Mario is a retro character that first appeared in Super Mario 64 as a powered-up form of Mario.[1] He first appeared as a playable character in the Mario Kart series in Mario Kart 7, later reappearing in Mario Kart 8, Mario Kart Arcade GP DX and Mario Kart Tour as a playable character, and in Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit as an unlockable outfit of Mario and Luigi.
Currently, there are three versions available:
Names in Other Languages
| Dutch: | Metalen Mario |
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| French: | Mario de métal |
| German: | Metall-Mario |
| Italian: | Mario metallo |
| Japanese: | メタルマリオ |
| Korean: | 메탈마리오 |
| Portuguese: | Mario metálico (NTSC) Mario Metálico (PAL) |
| Russian: | Марио-металл |
| Spanish: | Mario de metal |
| Greek: | - |
| Polish: | - |
| Finnish: | - |
| Swedish: | - |
| Czech: | - |
| Danish: | - |
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