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* A commercial for the bros' plumbing business uses the Plumber Rap from Series/TheSuperMarioBrosSuperShow.
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* The bros' [[https://www.smbplumbing.com/ business website]] has a review from [[VideoGame/WreckingCrew Foreman Spike]], and clicking on the wrench icon causes it to play the [[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube GameCube start-up jingle]].
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* The bros' [[https://www.smbplumbing.com/ business website]] has several:
** There's a review from [[VideoGame/WreckingCrew Foreman Spike]],and clicking who mentions they used to work for him, as depicted in that game.
** Clicking on the wrench icon causes it to play the [[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube GameCube start-upjingle]].jingle]].
** Clicking on the "Certified Super!" icon causes it to play the power-up jingle.
** Clicking on the "As Seen on TV" icon causes it to play the "3...2...1...GO!" jingle from ''VideoGame/MarioKart''.
** There's a review from [[VideoGame/WreckingCrew Foreman Spike]],
** Clicking on the wrench icon causes it to play the [[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube GameCube start-up
** Clicking on the "Certified Super!" icon causes it to play the power-up jingle.
** Clicking on the "As Seen on TV" icon causes it to play the "3...2...1...GO!" jingle from ''VideoGame/MarioKart''.
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* The bros' [[https://www.smbplumbing.com/ business website]] has a review from [[VideoGame/Wrecking Crew [[VideoGame/WreckingCrew Foreman Spike]], and clicking on the wrench icon causes it to play the [[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube GameCube start-up jingle]].
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*A commercial for the bros' plumbing business uses the Plumber Rap from Series/TheSuperMarioBrosSuperShow.
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** The "Plumber's Rap" itself appears in the movie as a commercial jingle for Super Mario Bros. Plumbing.
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* The movie's main poster shows a blue Koopa Paratroopa with spikes on it's shell, just like the infamous Blue Shell from ''VideoGame/MarioKart''.
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* Peach's Fire Flower form was first seen in ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DWorld'' (albeit without the ponytail). If you want to get technical, though, the color palette of that form was borrowed from the original ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1''.
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* Peach's Fire Flower form was first seen in ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DWorld'' (albeit without the ponytail). If you want to get technical, though, the color palette of that form was borrowed from her sprite from the original ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1''.
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** The setup is also reminiscent of ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'', especially with the crowd cheering Mario's name, and Mario's failed strike being based on his forward air attack.
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** The setup is also reminiscent of ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'', especially with the crowd cheering Mario's name, and Mario's failed strike being based on his forward air attack. A [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Aq7ilIgN2I TV spot]] depicting more of the clash is even titled "Smash".
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** When Mario and Toad get to the first elevator, a Super Hammer from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioMaker2'' can be seen on a sign next to it.
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** When Mario and Toad get to the first elevator, a Super Hammer from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioMaker2'' can be seen on a sign next to it. There are also a bunch of Toads wearing hardhats, which is what Toad wears if he collects a Super Hammer.
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* In another TV commerical, Mario asks Toad if this is a dream. It may not be intentional, but it does bring to mind how the events of ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros2'' were revealed to be AllJustADream.
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* In another TV commerical, commercial, Mario asks Toad if this is a dream. It may not be intentional, but it does bring to mind how the events of ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros2'' were revealed to be AllJustADream.
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** As promised by the teaser trailer Nintendo Direct, Music/BrianTyler's score for the film incorporates Creator/KojiKondo's music from the games. A sample of the score heard in the clip contains ''loads'' of Kondo's motifs, those being the Toad's House and Bonus Game themes from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the Ground Theme, Underwater Theme, and Underground Themes from ''Super Mario Bros.'', the OneUp jingle, "Bob-omb Battlefield" from ''Super Mario 64'', the Ground Theme from ''Super Mario World'', a "Bah" sound effect from ''New Super Mario Bros.'', and the main theme of ''Super Mario Galaxy 2''.
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** As promised by the teaser trailer Nintendo Direct, Music/BrianTyler's score for the film incorporates Creator/KojiKondo's music from the games. A sample of the score heard in the clip contains ''loads'' of Kondo's motifs, those being the Toad's House and Bonus Game themes from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the Ground Theme, Underwater Theme, and Underground Themes from ''Super Mario Bros.'', the OneUp jingle, "Bob-omb Battlefield" from ''Super Mario 64'', the Ground Athletic Theme from ''Super Mario World'', a "Bah" sound effect from ''New Super Mario Bros.'', and the main theme of ''Super Mario Galaxy 2''.
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** As promised by the teaser trailer Nintendo Direct, Music/BrianTyler's score for the film incorporates Creator/KojiKondo's music from the games. A sample of the score heard in the clip contains ''loads'' of Kondo's motifs, those being the Toad's House and Bonus Game themes from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the Ground Theme, the Underwater Theme, the OneUp jingle, "Bob-omb Battlefield" from ''Super Mario 64'', the Underground Theme, the Athletic Theme from ''Super Mario World'', a "Bah" sound effect from ''New Super Mario Bros.'', and the main theme of ''Super Mario Galaxy 2''.
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** As promised by the teaser trailer Nintendo Direct, Music/BrianTyler's score for the film incorporates Creator/KojiKondo's music from the games. A sample of the score heard in the clip contains ''loads'' of Kondo's motifs, those being the Toad's House and Bonus Game themes from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the Ground Theme, the Underwater Theme, and Underground Themes from ''Super Mario Bros.'', the OneUp jingle, "Bob-omb Battlefield" from ''Super Mario 64'', the Underground Theme, the Athletic Ground Theme from ''Super Mario World'', a "Bah" sound effect from ''New Super Mario Bros.'', and the main theme of ''Super Mario Galaxy 2''.
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** When Mario and Toad get to the first elevator, A Super Hammer from VideoGame/SuperMarioMaker2 can be seen on a sign next to it.
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** When Mario and Toad get to the first elevator, A a Super Hammer from VideoGame/SuperMarioMaker2 ''VideoGame/SuperMarioMaker2'' can be seen on a sign next to it.
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Being a film based on the ''Mario'' series, it features loads of content from the first games all the way up to the most recent.
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Being a film based on the ''Mario'' ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'' series, it ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosMovie'' features loads of content from the first games all the way up to the most recent.
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** As promised by the teaser trailer Nintendo Direct, Music/BrianTyler's score for the film incorporates Creator/KojiKondo's music from the games. A sample of the score heard in the clip contains ''loads'' of Kondo's motifs, those being the Toad's House and Bonus game themes from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the iconic Ground Theme, the Underwater Theme, the OneUp jingle, "Bob-omb Battlefield" from ''Super Mario 64'', the Underground Theme, the Athletic Theme from ''Super Mario World'', a "Bah" sound effect from ''New Super Mario Bros.'', and the main theme of ''Super Mario Galaxy 2''.
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** As promised by the teaser trailer Nintendo Direct, Music/BrianTyler's score for the film incorporates Creator/KojiKondo's music from the games. A sample of the score heard in the clip contains ''loads'' of Kondo's motifs, those being the Toad's House and Bonus game Game themes from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the iconic Ground Theme, the Underwater Theme, the OneUp jingle, "Bob-omb Battlefield" from ''Super Mario 64'', the Underground Theme, the Athletic Theme from ''Super Mario World'', a "Bah" sound effect from ''New Super Mario Bros.'', and the main theme of ''Super Mario Galaxy 2''.
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** True to what was stated in the teaser trailer Nintendo Direct, Music/BrianTyler's score for the film incorporates Creator/KojiKondo's music from the games, with the "Mushroom Kingdom" clip showcasing the Toad's House theme from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the iconic Ground Theme, "Bob-omb Battlefield" from ''Super Mario 64'', the Athletic Theme from ''Super Mario World'', and the main theme of ''Super Mario Galaxy 2''. There's even a little "BAH" sound effect from ''New Super Mario Bros.'' near the end.
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** True to what was stated in As promised by the teaser trailer Nintendo Direct, Music/BrianTyler's score for the film incorporates Creator/KojiKondo's music from the games, with games. A sample of the "Mushroom Kingdom" score heard in the clip showcasing contains ''loads'' of Kondo's motifs, those being the Toad's House theme and Bonus game themes from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the iconic Ground Theme, the Underwater Theme, the OneUp jingle, "Bob-omb Battlefield" from ''Super Mario 64'', the Underground Theme, the Athletic Theme from ''Super Mario World'', a "Bah" sound effect from ''New Super Mario Bros.'', and the main theme of ''Super Mario Galaxy 2''. There's even a little "BAH" sound effect from ''New Super Mario Bros.'' near the end.2''.
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** Mario arrives at Peach's Castle via a Warp Pipe in front of the palace, a nod to his classic entrance in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''.
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** Mario arrives at Peach's Castle via a Warp Pipe in front of the palace, a nod to his classic entrance in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''.''VideoGame/SuperMario64''.
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** Mario arrives at Peach's Castle via a Warp Pipe in front of the palace, a nod to his classic entrance in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''.
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** Mario arrives at Peach's Castle via Toad greets another Toad named Chanterelle, who shares a Warp Pipe in front of name with the palace, a nod to his classic entrance in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''.Pop Diva of ''Paper Mario''.
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** True to what was stated in the teaser trailer Nintendo Direct, Music/BrianTyler's score for the film incorporates Creator/KojiKondo's music from the games, with the "Mushroom Kingdom" clip showcasing the Toad's House theme from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the iconic Ground Theme, "Bob-omb Battlefield" from ''Super Mario 64'', the Athletic Theme from ''Super Mario World'', and the main theme of ''Super Mario Galaxy 2''. There's even a little "BAH" sound effect from ''New Super Mario Bros.'' near the end.end.
** Mario arrives at Peach's Castle via a Warp Pipe in front of the palace, a nod to his classic entrance in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''.
** Mario arrives at Peach's Castle via a Warp Pipe in front of the palace, a nod to his classic entrance in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''.
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** The Antiques shop is shown in closer detail than in the poster. Some of the most notable references in the shop include: an "Open" sign based on the title of the classic ''Super Mario Bros.'', a Dragon coin from ''Super Mario World'' (as well a couple of Keys from the game), the Boomerang Flower from ''3D Land'', a couple of magic potions from ''Super Mario Bros. 2'', and a lot of sprites based on various power-ups and block, such as the Super Bell, P-Switch, Music Block, and springs.
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*** In the same shot, two maps are visible, one that's above Mario and Toad, designed after the world maps from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', and one to the right, with its design based on the world map of ''Super Mario World''.
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* When Mario gets off a lift at one point in the clip, he briefly adopts his running animation from ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DWorld''.
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* When Mario gets off a lift at one point in the clip, he briefly adopts his running animation from ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DWorld''.
** True to what was stated in the teaser trailer Nintendo Direct, Music/BrianTyler's score for the film incorporates Creator/KojiKondo's music from the games, with the "Mushroom Kingdom" clip showcasing the Toad's House theme from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the iconic Ground Theme, "Bob-omb Battlefield" from ''Super Mario 64'', the Athletic Theme from ''Super Mario World'', and the main theme of ''Super Mario Galaxy 2''. There's even a little "BAH" sound effect from ''New Super MarioBros'' Bros.'' near the end.
** True to what was stated in the teaser trailer Nintendo Direct, Music/BrianTyler's score for the film incorporates Creator/KojiKondo's music from the games, with the "Mushroom Kingdom" clip showcasing the Toad's House theme from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the iconic Ground Theme, "Bob-omb Battlefield" from ''Super Mario 64'', the Athletic Theme from ''Super Mario World'', and the main theme of ''Super Mario Galaxy 2''. There's even a little "BAH" sound effect from ''New Super Mario
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* As stated in the teaser trailer Nintendo Direct, Music/BrianTyler's score for the film incorporates Creator/KojiKondo's music from the games. Indeed, a clip shown in The Game Awards 2022 showcases the Toad's House theme from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the iconic Ground Theme, "Bob-omb Battlefield" from ''Super Mario 64'', the Athletic Theme from ''Super Mario World'', and the main theme of ''Super Mario Galaxy 2''. There's even a little "BAH" sound effect from ''New Super Mario Bros'' near the end.
* Also shown in the released clip, Mario arrives at Peach's Castle via a Warp Pipe in front of the palace, a nod to his classic entrance in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''.
* The "Mushroom Kingdom" clip shows a yellow Toad holding what looks like an NES cartridge at the Antiques shop asking the proprietor if it works. The shopkeeper says "Yes, works great. You just have to blow into it.", referencing a common method of trying to get NES cartridges to work.
* Also shown in the released clip, Mario arrives at Peach's Castle via a Warp Pipe in front of the palace, a nod to his classic entrance in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''.
* The "Mushroom Kingdom" clip shows a yellow Toad holding what looks like an NES cartridge at the Antiques shop asking the proprietor if it works. The shopkeeper says "Yes, works great. You just have to blow into it.", referencing a common method of trying to get NES cartridges to work.
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** Mario arrives at Peach's Castle via a Warp Pipe in front of the palace, a nod to his classic entrance in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''.
** A yellow Toad is shown at the Antiques shop holding what looks like an NES cartridge. He asks the shopkeeper if it works, to which the shopkeeper tells him to blow into it to get it to work, a nod to a common method of trying to get NES cartridges to work.
** True to what was stated in the teaser trailer Nintendo Direct, Music/BrianTyler's score for the film incorporates Creator/KojiKondo's music from thegames. Indeed, a games, with the "Mushroom Kingdom" clip shown in The Game Awards 2022 showcases showcasing the Toad's House theme from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the iconic Ground Theme, "Bob-omb Battlefield" from ''Super Mario 64'', the Athletic Theme from ''Super Mario World'', and the main theme of ''Super Mario Galaxy 2''. There's even a little "BAH" sound effect from ''New Super Mario Bros'' near the end.
* Also shown in the released clip, Mario arrives at Peach's Castle via a Warp Pipe in front of the palace, a nod to his classic entrance in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''.
* The "Mushroom Kingdom" clip shows a yellow Toad holding what looks like an NES cartridge at the Antiques shop asking the proprietor if it works. The shopkeeper says "Yes, works great. You just have to blow into it.", referencing a common method of trying to get NES cartridges to work.end.
** Mario arrives at Peach's Castle via a Warp Pipe in front of the palace, a nod to his classic entrance in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''.
** A yellow Toad is shown at the Antiques shop holding what looks like an NES cartridge. He asks the shopkeeper if it works, to which the shopkeeper tells him to blow into it to get it to work, a nod to a common method of trying to get NES cartridges to work.
** True to what was stated in the teaser trailer Nintendo Direct, Music/BrianTyler's score for the film incorporates Creator/KojiKondo's music from the
* Also shown in the released clip, Mario arrives at Peach's Castle via a Warp Pipe in front of the palace, a nod to his classic entrance in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''.
* The "Mushroom Kingdom" clip shows a yellow Toad holding what looks like an NES cartridge at the Antiques shop asking the proprietor if it works. The shopkeeper says "Yes, works great. You just have to blow into it.", referencing a common method of trying to get NES cartridges to work.
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* As stated in the teaser trailer Nintendo Direct, Music/BrianTyler's score for the film incorporates Creator/KojiKondo's music from the games. Indeed, a clip shown in The Game Awards 2022 showcases the Toad's House theme from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the iconic Ground Theme, "Bob-omb Battlefield" from ''Super Mario 64'', and the Athletic Theme from ''Super Mario World''.World'', and the main theme of ''Super Mario Galaxy 2''. There's even a little "BAH" sound effect from ''New Super Mario Bros'' near the end.
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* Toad wears a backpack akin to the one worn by VideoGame/{{Captain Toad|TreasureTracker}}.
* One official poster shows Luigi holding what appears to be a version of the [[VideoGame/LuigisMansion Poltergust]].
* On the poster and in the teaser, Toad has patches on his backpack resembling various locations from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioOdyssey'' such as Tostarena. Also, like in ''Odyssey'', Princess Peach's castle is depicted on a hill high above the Mushroom Kingdom. Another ''Odyssey'' reference is a Crazy Cap store shown briefly in the Kingdom, as seen in a clip from The Game Awards.
* On the poster, an antiques shop is shown peddling some 8-bit relics from the NES games, as well as a Yoshi egg in a case behind the store.
* The penguins Bowser conquers in the teaser have a similar design to the penguins in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''.
* Much like in the ''VideoGame/PaperMario'' games and ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiSuperstarSaga'', Bowser's Castle is a floating structure that prominently features Bowser's head in the architecture. And like ''VideoGame/PaperMario64'' specifically, the underside of the castle has spiked balls hanging from chains (here they serve as anchors, in contrast to their ambiguous purpose in ''Paper Mario'').
* The scene where Mario enters the Mushroom Kingdom via a warp pipe brings to mind of how Mario and Luigi came to said kingdom in ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosSuperShow''. The trailer's take on the scene seemingly samples the version of the ''Mario'' theme riff heard at the start of the "Plumber's Rap" song instead of directly lifting the music from the original game. Also, [[https://preview.redd.it/aj6e0ugs8s2a1.jpg?width=1567&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=768d3aef2238c17f67d9cc370376a85887163d3b a character poster of Mario]] has the phrase "Plumbing's Our Game" which is lifted directly from the same song.
* Mario's line of "Mushroom Kingdom, here we come!" is pulled straight from the ''ComicBook/SuperMarioAdventures'' comic.
* The structure that Luigi enters at the end of the teaser looks a lot like the end-of-level fortresses in the original ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1'' and the ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros'' games.
* Bowser's design features a simpler color palette bringing him closer to his appearance in the original ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1''.
* At the beginning of the official trailer, Mario and Donkey Kong have a CurbStompBattle, in Donkey Kong's favor, on some scaffolding hugely reminiscent of ''VideoGame/DonkeyKong'', with the Kongs watching finding it hilarious.
** The setup is also reminiscent of ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'', especially with the crowd cheering Mario's name, and Mario's failed strike being based on his forward air attack.
* Peach's jumpsuit is her bike-riding suit from the later ''VideoGame/MarioKart'' installments, with the Rainbow Road ''itself'', and several of the more iconic modern karts and bikes, appearing at the end of the official trailer, in a rally hosted and being run by ''the Kong family''.
* A scene from the official trailer has Mario crossing a bridge with Peach and Toad, with Cheep Cheeps jumping over it, much like they did in certain levels in the original ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1''.
* In the Fire Flower field, Peach says "it's a huge universe out there, with a lot of galaxies", bringing to mind ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy''.
* Peach's Fire Flower form was first seen in ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DWorld'' (albeit without the ponytail). If you want to get technical, though, the color palette of that form was borrowed from the original ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1''.
* Mario trains in an obstacle course based on the levels from the 2-D games.
* The shades on the lights in Peach's Castle are based on the sprite for the Fire Flower in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld''
* The warp pipe space looks like it did in the intro cutscene in ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DWorld''. Mario and Luigi are shown tumbling through transparent tubes resembling the clear pipes also from that game. Traditional clear warp pipes also show up in the Mushroom Kingdom.
* Some of the castle decorations resemble the Super Crowns from ''[[VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosU New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe]]''.
* The ''Franchise/DonkeyKong'' franchise gets a surprising amount of representation in the movie, too. Aside from Donkey Kong himself and Cranky Kong, both of whom were confirmed as part of the initial cast announcement, the trailers and posters confirm the presence of Diddy Kong, Dixie Kong, Funky Kong, Kiddy Kong, Swanky Kong, and even Donkey Kong Junior in the background of several shots.
** The Kong Island, as seen on Peach's map, has a giant statue of an ape head, similar to the DK-head-shaped mountain of [[VideoGame/DonkeyKongCountry DK Isles]]. The head as well as the architecture of the Kong arena resembles the temples from ''VideoGame/DonkeyKongCountryReturns''.
* One of the shots of the official trailer shows Mario, Peach, and Toad overlooking tall, conical mountains resembling those from the DeathMountain worlds of the ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros'' games (the small circular holes especially resemble the mountains from Rock Candy Mines in ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosU'').
* One of Luigi's movie posters has him lighting his face up with a flashlight, similar to how he does so in the cover for ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion3''.
* The strategic map shown, besides bearing a strong resemblance to a World Map from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros3'', has a pair of islands in the lower right that together resemble a UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 controller.
** One of the islands shown on the map is a desert island, with Egyptian-looking ruins popping out of the landscape. While this could be any of the ShiftingSandLand levels from the games, a likely candidate could be [[VideoGame/SuperMarioLand Sarasaland]].
** The island to the right of the Mushroom Kingdom (likely the Island of the Yoshi), has a lot of colorful rounded hills, resembling Yoshi's Island's depiction in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld2YoshisIsland''.
* In one of the TV commercials, Toad refers to Bowser's domain as "The Darklands". Dark Land is the NES name of the final world where Bowser is located in ''Super Mario Bros. 3''.
* In another TV commerical, Mario asks Toad if this is a dream. It may not be intentional, but it does bring to mind how the events of ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros2'' were revealed to be AllJustADream.
* As stated in the teaser trailer Nintendo Direct, Music/BrianTyler's score for the film incorporates Creator/KojiKondo's music from the games. Indeed, a clip shown in The Game Awards 2022 showcases the Toad's House theme from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the iconic Ground Theme, "Bob-omb Battlefield" from ''Super Mario 64'', and the Athletic Theme from ''Super Mario World''.
* Also shown in the released clip, Mario arrives at Peach's Castle via a Warp Pipe in front of the palace, a nod to his classic entrance in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''.
* The "Mushroom Kingdom" clip shows a yellow Toad holding what looks like an NES cartridge at the Antiques shop asking the proprietor if it works. The shopkeeper says "Yes, works great. You just have to blow into it.", referencing a common method of trying to get NES cartridges to work.
* Toad wears a backpack akin to the one worn by VideoGame/{{Captain Toad|TreasureTracker}}.
* One official poster shows Luigi holding what appears to be a version of the [[VideoGame/LuigisMansion Poltergust]].
* On the poster and in the teaser, Toad has patches on his backpack resembling various locations from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioOdyssey'' such as Tostarena. Also, like in ''Odyssey'', Princess Peach's castle is depicted on a hill high above the Mushroom Kingdom. Another ''Odyssey'' reference is a Crazy Cap store shown briefly in the Kingdom, as seen in a clip from The Game Awards.
* On the poster, an antiques shop is shown peddling some 8-bit relics from the NES games, as well as a Yoshi egg in a case behind the store.
* The penguins Bowser conquers in the teaser have a similar design to the penguins in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''.
* Much like in the ''VideoGame/PaperMario'' games and ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiSuperstarSaga'', Bowser's Castle is a floating structure that prominently features Bowser's head in the architecture. And like ''VideoGame/PaperMario64'' specifically, the underside of the castle has spiked balls hanging from chains (here they serve as anchors, in contrast to their ambiguous purpose in ''Paper Mario'').
* The scene where Mario enters the Mushroom Kingdom via a warp pipe brings to mind of how Mario and Luigi came to said kingdom in ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosSuperShow''. The trailer's take on the scene seemingly samples the version of the ''Mario'' theme riff heard at the start of the "Plumber's Rap" song instead of directly lifting the music from the original game. Also, [[https://preview.redd.it/aj6e0ugs8s2a1.jpg?width=1567&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=768d3aef2238c17f67d9cc370376a85887163d3b a character poster of Mario]] has the phrase "Plumbing's Our Game" which is lifted directly from the same song.
* Mario's line of "Mushroom Kingdom, here we come!" is pulled straight from the ''ComicBook/SuperMarioAdventures'' comic.
* The structure that Luigi enters at the end of the teaser looks a lot like the end-of-level fortresses in the original ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1'' and the ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros'' games.
* Bowser's design features a simpler color palette bringing him closer to his appearance in the original ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1''.
* At the beginning of the official trailer, Mario and Donkey Kong have a CurbStompBattle, in Donkey Kong's favor, on some scaffolding hugely reminiscent of ''VideoGame/DonkeyKong'', with the Kongs watching finding it hilarious.
** The setup is also reminiscent of ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'', especially with the crowd cheering Mario's name, and Mario's failed strike being based on his forward air attack.
* Peach's jumpsuit is her bike-riding suit from the later ''VideoGame/MarioKart'' installments, with the Rainbow Road ''itself'', and several of the more iconic modern karts and bikes, appearing at the end of the official trailer, in a rally hosted and being run by ''the Kong family''.
* A scene from the official trailer has Mario crossing a bridge with Peach and Toad, with Cheep Cheeps jumping over it, much like they did in certain levels in the original ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1''.
* In the Fire Flower field, Peach says "it's a huge universe out there, with a lot of galaxies", bringing to mind ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy''.
* Peach's Fire Flower form was first seen in ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DWorld'' (albeit without the ponytail). If you want to get technical, though, the color palette of that form was borrowed from the original ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1''.
* Mario trains in an obstacle course based on the levels from the 2-D games.
* The shades on the lights in Peach's Castle are based on the sprite for the Fire Flower in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld''
* The warp pipe space looks like it did in the intro cutscene in ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DWorld''. Mario and Luigi are shown tumbling through transparent tubes resembling the clear pipes also from that game. Traditional clear warp pipes also show up in the Mushroom Kingdom.
* Some of the castle decorations resemble the Super Crowns from ''[[VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosU New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe]]''.
* The ''Franchise/DonkeyKong'' franchise gets a surprising amount of representation in the movie, too. Aside from Donkey Kong himself and Cranky Kong, both of whom were confirmed as part of the initial cast announcement, the trailers and posters confirm the presence of Diddy Kong, Dixie Kong, Funky Kong, Kiddy Kong, Swanky Kong, and even Donkey Kong Junior in the background of several shots.
** The Kong Island, as seen on Peach's map, has a giant statue of an ape head, similar to the DK-head-shaped mountain of [[VideoGame/DonkeyKongCountry DK Isles]]. The head as well as the architecture of the Kong arena resembles the temples from ''VideoGame/DonkeyKongCountryReturns''.
* One of the shots of the official trailer shows Mario, Peach, and Toad overlooking tall, conical mountains resembling those from the DeathMountain worlds of the ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros'' games (the small circular holes especially resemble the mountains from Rock Candy Mines in ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosU'').
* One of Luigi's movie posters has him lighting his face up with a flashlight, similar to how he does so in the cover for ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion3''.
* The strategic map shown, besides bearing a strong resemblance to a World Map from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros3'', has a pair of islands in the lower right that together resemble a UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 controller.
** One of the islands shown on the map is a desert island, with Egyptian-looking ruins popping out of the landscape. While this could be any of the ShiftingSandLand levels from the games, a likely candidate could be [[VideoGame/SuperMarioLand Sarasaland]].
** The island to the right of the Mushroom Kingdom (likely the Island of the Yoshi), has a lot of colorful rounded hills, resembling Yoshi's Island's depiction in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld2YoshisIsland''.
* In one of the TV commercials, Toad refers to Bowser's domain as "The Darklands". Dark Land is the NES name of the final world where Bowser is located in ''Super Mario Bros. 3''.
* In another TV commerical, Mario asks Toad if this is a dream. It may not be intentional, but it does bring to mind how the events of ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros2'' were revealed to be AllJustADream.
* As stated in the teaser trailer Nintendo Direct, Music/BrianTyler's score for the film incorporates Creator/KojiKondo's music from the games. Indeed, a clip shown in The Game Awards 2022 showcases the Toad's House theme from ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', the iconic Ground Theme, "Bob-omb Battlefield" from ''Super Mario 64'', and the Athletic Theme from ''Super Mario World''.
* Also shown in the released clip, Mario arrives at Peach's Castle via a Warp Pipe in front of the palace, a nod to his classic entrance in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64''.
* The "Mushroom Kingdom" clip shows a yellow Toad holding what looks like an NES cartridge at the Antiques shop asking the proprietor if it works. The shopkeeper says "Yes, works great. You just have to blow into it.", referencing a common method of trying to get NES cartridges to work.
