History WMG / SuperMarioMaker2

* SMW: Carryable Hammer, a reference to the cutscene in the original where Mario destroys a castle by smashing it repeatedly with a hammer. Functions similarly to SM3DW's Builder Mario suit's hammer ability, but this can be picked up and dropped at will, and it has the limit of Mario not being able to pick up other things, like shells or P-Switches, while carrying it. For added effect, have Mario pant after using it.

** I wouldn't say Jossed just yet. Goombrats in other styles are round and stalkless because Goombrats are based on persimmon fruits, which lack mushroom stalks. Moreover, they have the same frowning, downward-looking eyes as NSMBU Goombrats do, while the ones in SMW stare forward with big, furrow-less eyes. Also worth of note is that the SMB3 and NSMBU styles have the color of the sepals black, red in the SMB1 style, but oddly enough, ''green'' in the SMW style. Plus, there's the whole lighter-colored muzzle the SMW Goombrats share with the Galoombas.

* SMB3: Hammer Suit, just as it was in the original.

* SMB1: Weird Mushroom, just as it was in Mario Maker. Makes everyone lanky and awkward, and gives them Luigi's Jump Physics.
* SMB3: Tanooki Suit, functions identically to the original. Mario and Luigi turn into the same statue as always, Toad turns into a Toad version of that, and Toadette turns into a Peachette statue, just as a continuity gag.

* SM3DW: Super Leaf, functions identically to SMB3DW.

* ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros2'' Style will, like Super Mario 3D World, be completely different from any other style. The mechanics will function similarly to the original game (duck jumps, riding enemies, lifting things up over one's head, etc). Unlike many other styles, there won't be power-ups in the same sense. The player starts with two hit points, displayed on the left side of the screen. Mushrooms, the only power-up aside from Stars in this style, will add one extra hit. Keys need to be carried and will get a Phanto after you. Potions, as in the original, will open a door taking the player to a flipped version of the (somewhat larger, due to screen dimensions) area it is used in, and some items can be made only accessible in this subspace. Pipes are replaced by jars for vertical pipes and mask gates for horizontal. All of the regular enemies from SMB2 will be there, and many of the enemies common to all other styles can be there, as well. All the bosses are replaced, though. Rather than Boom-Boom, Bowser Jr., or Bowser (or Pom-Pom), Birdo (changeable between pink, red, and green, Mushroom transformation makes it a Robirdo version of that color) Mouser (changeable between colors that take 3, 5, or 7 hits), Triclyde (red, pink, and gray variants with similarly increasing hits), Fryguy (maybe the same), Clawgrip, and Wart. Additionally, Mask Gates will get a variation where they will attack the player upon the crystal ball being picked up. The key difference between this style and its original game will be that everyone will have the same physics, as with every other style.

* SMB1: Marine Pop Submarine from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioLand'', a ride that needs to be abandoned to move on land again.
* SMB3: Frog Suit, exactly as it used to be.

* SMB1: "New Suit", literally changes SMB1 Mario into NSMBU Mario, with all that game's mechanics. Wears off after a while.
* SMB3: P-Wing, Limitless Flight Racoon Mario, wears off after a while.

Among the new features is the ability to add water to land-based courses. But if you try to do that for the new SlippySlideyIceWorld, [[RealityEnsues you take damage]].

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* Gizmos, etc.: In classic modes: Ice blocks that can be destroyed with fire and can have items or enemies frozen within.s

* ''VideoGame/SuperMarioAllStars'': Basically the same as the ''Super Mario Bros. 1'' and ''3'' styles, but with the 16-bit graphics and sprites from ''All-Stars'' instead of the original 8-bit graphics.

*** Underground Power Plant of the Metro Kingdom seems more likely, having been put in the Switch/3DS version of ''VideoGame/CaptainToadTreasureTracker''.

*** While the Lake Kingdom is an understandable option, it's awfully small, and let's not forget the Seaside Kingdom.

*** Wooded Kingdom seems more likely, given that Forest is the only theme where you can alter water in your courses.

*** Bowser has an airship specifically designed for his wedding, and while it was never a level in the actual game, it seems more likely.

* SMW: Diver Mario, looks mildly similar to Astronaught Mario from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioLand2SixGoldenCoins'', can move similarly to Frog Suit Mario in water, but unencumbered on land.
* NSMBU: Penguin Suit, exactly as in the source

* SMB3: P-Wing, Limitless Flight Racoon Mario, wears off after a while

*** Underground Power Plant of the Metro Kingdom seems more likely, having been put in the Switch/3DS version of ''VideoGame/CaptainToadTreasureTracker''.

*** While the Lake Kingdom is an understandable option, it's awfully small, and let's not forget the Seaside Kingdom.

*** Wooded Kingdom seems more likely, given that Forest is the only theme where you can alter water in your courses.

*** Bowser has an airship specifically designed for his wedding, and while it was never a level in the actual game, it seems more likely.

* Enemies: Both Classic and 3DW: Chargin' Chucks, in all previously available forms.

'DLC Pack 1, The Attack Pack', released in mid-September, will add Online Multiplayer With Friends, and will add three power-ups to the game, rounding out each game style to two power-ups each.

'DLC Pack 2, The Flight Pack', released during Christmas Season, will add another Extra Style (Say... ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros2'') and 5 Power-ups

'DLC Pack 3, The Aquatic Pack', released in April, will add "Challenge Mode" to Course World, which will truly replace 100 Mario Challenge by offering limited run gameplay challenges, including 100 Mario Challenge, and challenges based around beating certain types of levels and under certain types of conditions. They will end, naturally, with Mario rescuing the Princess... or a Toad, depending on the difficulty level. Also 5 new power-ups, new enemies, new things.

'DLC Pack 4: The Power Pack', released one year after the game's release, will add an Overworld-like interface for tying together levels. Also, five power-ups, enemies, gizmos, etc.

*** Underwater - Jolly Roger Bay

*** Underwater - Underwater areas of the Lake Kingdom

*** Forest - Changed to Tick Tock Clock (with new music)