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What media do you own for Super Mario Bros.?

For me, I own:

Super Mario Bros. The Movie DVD
Super Mario Bros. Animated DVD: Koopa Kronicles

In terms of the movie, I own the VHS, the 2003 DVD, the original theatrical poster and a couple action figures.

Movies/Cartoons:
Super Mario Bros. (2003 DVD)
Super Mario Bros. Super Show! Volume 1 & 2
The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3: The Complete Series

Books:
The Best of the Super Mario Bros.

Toys:
Mario, Luigi, & Wario from the Toy Biz Mario Kart 64 figurines
King Koopa, Iggy, Spike, & the Crash Action Police Car from the Movie Toy-line
Raccoon Mario & Cloud Luigi from the Mario Bros. 3 McDonalds toys
Mario riding Yoshi electronic Japanese toy (It moves around & plays the Mario World theme)
An old Mario piggy-bank

Those are some highlights, the rest are just really plushies & candy figures 8/;;

Too much to name here right now.

LBD_Nytetrayn wrote:Too much to name here right now.

Same. I have a lot but can try

SMBSS, SMB3, SMW DVDs
SMB The movie DVD

All the bean bag dolls that came out in the 90's and their keychain counterparts
1988 Mario plush
1989 Mario doll x2, one with hat one without
Both versions of the coin bank figures from the 80's
SMA and best of SMB comic books, Best of NES Comics, and another best of (one hard cover, one paperback)
A ton of Mario Bros video games, MB, SMB1,2,3, SMW, SMRPG, SMK, MARIO PARTY, theres to many to list so I'm just naming the classics
SMB movie casstte
SMB movie keychain
Mario pins from club nintendo, and the 8bit shirt from them as well
A classic version, rubber keychain Mario holding a mushroom, and a new version of the keychain that can be found at spencers
SMB2 Japan version on the GBA
A bunch Mario pvc figures
A nintendo hat from the 80's covered in Mario pins from the 80's
80's Mario pVC statue figure kicking a hammer bro

Honestly i dunno if i can list anymore I'm just doing this at the top of my head.

i think i stlil have this, it's afoam chair with a cloth mario cover, it's obviously for kids i had it in my youth, and my nintendo Mario and zelda treasure chest which is a toy box.

I have a large collection of the games, especially from the NES and SNES eras, but I won't go into all of them. I'll just list the other things that I have:

Two of the hard plastic Mario dolls
A thermos and lunch box
Burger King toys
A drinking glass
Several candy containers/boxes

I intend, at some point, to cover some of it on PMO. Of course, that plan is already several months behind due to tending to the other sites...

I do have an old Super Mario Bros. suitcase I brought back with me, though. Some bedsheets (w/Zelda), old beach and bath towels/wash cloths, some actual games, got a DK and Peach figure from the new lines for cheap, an oldschool Mario keychain, all the Mario cartoons on DVD (and Zelda, Captain N, Mega Man, Street Fighter, and a good chunk of Sonic), an old Super Show VHS, an old Zelda Super Show VHS, four old Hasbro NES Mario "trophies," the whole MK64 figure line, a Mario bobblehead holding a GameCube, Nintendo Monopoly (Sonic's is looking better-- sorry, but it's true), a Penguin Suit phone charm, a SMB movie Mario figure (minus accessories, got him from a random box of stuff), a Mario pinball machine backboard glass, a pair of candy-filled Bob-ombs, a Mario Kart Wii motorcycle figure, a Mario Pinball Land toy from McDonald's, the whole SMB3 Happy Meal set, the Wendy's Kids Meal sets, a lenticular N64 Mario face wristwatch whose band unraveled (I wore it everywhere before that happened =( ), numerous t-shirts, a squishy poison mushroom from Japan (because how could I not? Though it's not like the LL one, sadly)...

That's some of what I have, just looking around me and from recent memory.

I also had a lenticular Cookie Crisp Mario card. For some reason, all I ever got from those was the Link one (which I have in front of me, along with a later Sonic one), and I traded for the Mario one I so desperately wanted... only for it to somehow get lost.

I used to have the old SMB tabletop pinball machine, powered by D-cell batteries, but...let's just say that I was not a careful boy at five years old.