Classic Mario (30th Anniversary)

8-Bit Classic Mario
Product Information
Series	Super Mario Bros. 30th Anniversary
Wave	1
Number	1
Release	September 11, 2015
Character Information
Franchise	Mario
First Appearance	Super Mario Bros. (1985)
Chronology
Next	Mario (30th Anniversary)

The 8-Bit Classic Mario amiibo was announced at E3 2015. The 8-Bit amiibo comes in two different colors. The Classic is how Mario looked in Super Mario Bros on the NES. You can use the 8-Bit Mario amiibo in Super Mario Maker. It will give you a giant mushroom and make Mario big in the game, as well as give enemies a "Mario" disguise, and turn Lakitu into Luigi. The amiibo in size is larger than most of the other amiibo figures.

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Description

Mario's style has evolved throughout his many adventures and challenges. This blocky, classic look harkens back to his design in the original Super Mario Bros. game that launched for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1985. His iconic red overalls and brownish shirt represent the classic color scheme used in the original game.

Gallery

The power-up given by tapping the Classic or Modern variants of Mario to the Game Pad.