I'm looking at My Little Wiki. Apparently, none of the Equestria Girls Shadowbolt figures included the characters' iconic accessories from the Friendship Games film. Lemon Zest's figure doesn't have her headphones, Indigo Zap's figure doesn't have her goggles, Sunny Flare's figure doesn't have...
I don't know if I would like "here's a bunch of Hint Art, and we'll all check answers at the end of the event". Hint Art tends to be difficult and overthinkable, and its a task only really made manageable by the fact the right answer spits out the Power Moon. So you can't get the right answer...
Team Hint Toad got Hint Art 4 first, and it's a tough one. I think you were randomizing the order teams got their Hint Art? If so, I think it makes sense to make the easier ones more likely to appear first (or just lock them in to be first) for difficulty curve reasons.
Flint Lockwood's character design in the Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs cartoon is like, the duke of cheated angles. The original movie design for the character has a massive nose. But the cartoon doubles down by making the nose bigger.
To do this in a 2D animated show would fully obscure...
I can't imagine a plot where "alien" vs "non-alien" actually matters. Remember, this is Super Mario. The worldbuilding is loosey and the setting is goosey. There aren't any rules running around where something's alienness means anything. (unless your name is Orbulon or contains the string...
We can't answer that yet. We would need more footage available to answer that. And I think the March 9th trailer was the final trailer, so we're out of luck. If you ask after the film releases someone who watches it on opening day will probably give you a answer. (Fox's role in the film will...
I mean, I was banking on the stealth pilot position going to Pikmin, but sure, Star Fox, why not?
And of course Super Mario is shouldering introducing other Nintendo characters. Its the marquee Nintendo franchise: its kind of its job to prop up other Nintendo properties through crossovers and...
Why wasn't Sameow a spirit in Smash Ultimate? I always thought the primary thing keeping Wario characters out of the games is the lack of models in WarioWare games to reuse. Spirits don't need models, and you get the obvious joke of representing Sameow with Samus. Weird...
I guess the movie in this case. Not because the other things aren't cool and all. But its very much the future of the franchise. (Also it got the most pomp and circumstance.)