It is also the first of the alternative forms of Mario for a close-up that is not a sprite. This transformation featured in Episode 8 when he is fighting Basilisx. This form allows Mario to throw hammers without limits. suit, dawning a black catsuit, a yellow shirt and armour consisting of a shell on the back and a helmet on the head. Mario: Mario turns into this form using a Hammer Bro. Raccoon Mario can fly and attack with his tail, allowing him to attack foes who are behind or below him. Originally it appeared in the intro for Episode 4, but appeared in person in Episode 8. Raccoon Mario: A form of Mario touching a Super Leaf.Due to the nature of the Minus World, 8-bit Cape Mario is probably weaker than normal Cape Mario, though that can not be confirmed. As 8-bit Cape Mario, Mario is stronger than Mario 8-bit and capable of flying. 8-bit Cape Mario: Essentially, a combination of 8-bit Mario and Cape Mario, when it had 8-bit Mario use a Cape Feather.Moreover, in the opening for Episode 7 Mario transformed into 8-bit Mario using an 8-bit Mushroom, although no 8-bit mushrooms have emerged since then. 8-bit Mario: Mario automatically converted into his 8-bit embodiment upon entering the Minus World.In the games, however, Invincible Mario can defeat the enemies simply by touching them (which may be reflected in the way he forced Mecha Sonic out of his semi-Super Form), and nothing less than falling into an abyss can hurt. Invincible Mario has appeared only once and only for a combined attack with Super Sonic. As Sonic once said, the experience is too short, and before long, Mario returns to his normal form. Invincible Mario: Another change seen in many Mario games, Mario is invincible after absorbing a power of Starman.In some ways this is similar to Dragon Ball Z's Super Saiyan, or perhaps the Kaio-ken technique. Z Mario since Mario turned into Cape Mario just so he could get Yoshi faster. This seems to be the most widely used transformation in Super Mario Bros. When Mario spins his cape, it inflicts multiple htis to his opponent. Cape Mario is able to fly and is generally more powerful than normal Mario, although its 'super' is likely to be even stronger. Cape Mario: To become Cape Mario, Mario must use a Cape Feather.This attack, according to Vglan, is known as the Kamehamehoo. Fire Mario can shoot small fireballs, as in their video games, or perform a more powerful technique similar to Dragon Ball Z's Kamehameha wave, charging the fireball to release more power. Fire Mario: One of the earliest transformations of Mario, and perhaps his best-known alternative form, Fire Mario appears when Mario uses a Fire Flower.3 Mario's Forms not seen in Super Mario Bros.

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