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! width="50%" | Super Mushroom || Fire Flower | ! width="50%" | Super Mushroom || Fire Flower | ||
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| [[File:SMB3 item Mushroom.png|left]] '''Super Mushrooms''' appear and travel in a particular direction depending on how Mario hit the block that revealed it. | | [[File:SMB3 item Mushroom.png|left]] '''Super Mushrooms''' appear and travel in a particular direction depending on how Mario hit the block that revealed it. If he hits the left side of a block, it will travel to the right, and vice versa. These mushrooms change regular Mario into Super Mario. In this form, he can break bricks. However, if Super Mario is damaged, he will return to regular Mario form. | ||
| [[File:SMB3 item Flower.png|left]] The '''Fire Flower''' changes Mario into Fire Mario. In this form, he can throw fireballs. A single fireball can kill most enemies (castle enemies and a few others are invincible to fireballs) and bosses can be defeated with several fireballs. In World 6, Fire Mario can remove ice from iced coins and Munchers. | | [[File:SMB3 item Flower.png|left]] The '''Fire Flower''' changes Mario into Fire Mario. In this form, he can throw fireballs. A single fireball can kill most enemies (castle enemies and a few others are invincible to fireballs) and bosses can be defeated with several fireballs. In World 6, Fire Mario can remove ice from iced coins and Munchers. | ||
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! Hammer Suit || Kuribo's Shoe | ! Hammer Suit || Kuribo's Shoe | ||
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| [[File:SMB3 item HBS.png|left]] The '''Hammer Suit''' changes Mario into Hammer Mario. In this form he can throw hammers, which are even stronger than fireballs. When Hammer Mario crouches down, fire attacks will bounce right off of the black Koopa shell on his back. Hammer Mario can destroy nearly any enemy, including Boom Boom, with just one hammer. | | [[File:SMB3 item HBS.png|left]] The '''Hammer Suit''' changes Mario into Hammer Mario. In this form he can throw hammers, which are even stronger than fireballs. When Hammer Mario crouches down, fire attacks will bounce right off of the black Koopa shell on his back. Hammer Mario can destroy nearly any enemy, including Boom Boom, with just one hammer. Hammers are affected by Mario's momentum, so they will travel farther when he tosses them as he is running. | ||
| [[File:SMB3 item Shoe.png|left]] This unusual power is only available in a single world, | | [[File:SMB3 item Shoe.png|left]] This unusual power is only available in a single world, [[../World 5|World 5-3]]. In order to obtain the '''Kuribo's Shoe''', Mario must hit the Goomba that wears it from underneath; any other attack will destroy the shoe as well. While wearing it, Mario can jump higher than normal and stomp enemies that would otherwise hurt him on contact (such as Spinys and Piranha Plants). He can even walk on the indestructible Munchers without taking damage. As Fire Mario or Hammer Mario, he can still throw fireballs or hammers as well. If hit, he loses the shoe but not his powers; he automatically discards the shoe at the end of 5-3. | ||
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! Warp Whistle || P-Wing | ! Warp Whistle || P-Wing | ||
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| [[File:SMB3 item Whistle.png|left]] Using a '''Warp Whistle''' will summon a whirlwind that collects Mario and whisks him away to the Warp Zone. Where you play it determines where Mario will be deposited on the map. | | [[File:SMB3 item Whistle.png|left]] Using a '''Warp Whistle''' will summon a whirlwind that collects Mario and whisks him away to the Warp Zone. Where you play it determines where Mario will be deposited on the map. See the [[../Warp Whistles]] page for more information on how to use them. ''The tune that plays and the whirlwind which appears are both homages to the Whistle item from [[The Legend of Zelda]].'' | ||
| [[File:SMB3 item PWing.png|left]] By using '''P-Wing''' on the map, Mario instantly transforms into Raccoon Mario (if he isn't already). | | [[File:SMB3 item PWing.png|left]] By using '''P-Wing''' on the map, Mario instantly transforms into Raccoon Mario (if he isn't already). Then upon entering a level, the P-meter at the bottom will be constantly full, allowing Mario to fly on-demand at any point in the level. The effects of the P-Wing only last for one life on one level. If Mario completes a level, loses a life, or gets hit, the power will disappear. | ||
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! Ice Block || Note Block | ! Ice Block || Note Block | ||
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| [[File:SMB3_ice_block.png|left]] '''Ice Blocks''' are usually found in | | [[File:SMB3_ice_block.png|left]] '''Ice Blocks''' are usually found in [[../World 6|Iced Land]]. These light blue bricks can be picked up by hand and thrown like a weapon, just like a Koopa Shell. However, if Mario holds an Ice Block for a long time, it will vanish. Mario's not the only one who can throw ice; Buster Beetles can pick them up and toss them at Mario. Ice Blocks shatter upon hitting a wall. | ||
| [[File:SMB3_note_block.png|left]] '''Note Blocks''' are a rare type of block. They're very springy and if Mario jumps at the right time after landing on, he can bounce very high. Some Jump Blocks have a power-up inside. Hidden pink Note Blocks can be used to send Mario to Coin Heaven. | | [[File:SMB3_note_block.png|left]] '''Note Blocks''' are a rare type of block. They're very springy and if Mario jumps at the right time after landing on, he can bounce very high. Some Jump Blocks have a power-up inside. Hidden pink Note Blocks can be used to send Mario to Coin Heaven. | ||
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