post any random Mario thought on your mind

What if they went in the pond near the castle
unsanitary but it could work
 
Well, in Rainbow Ride, falling off kills you, so I think that's the end point for all the waste there.

Buuuut that Wing Cap Over the Rainbow does lead into the pond near the castle if you fall off.


Ohhhh doesn't Hazy Maze Cave, in the exit after the Dorrie area, lead to the moat too? Gotta take note of another bathroom in Peach's Castle. Hazy Maze Cave is evidently the most used toilet of Peach's Castle, though I figure people empty their bladders at Dire Dire Docks.
 
do you think it is weird that someone made
 
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ayy, i made a thread for Mario animations the other day! i already posted the JoJo parody in there. the thread could use some bumping, you know... just a heads-up.

Anyway, I wanted to spread the word on something: there's a post on Reddit requesting internet passers-by for backups of a currently lost official European Mario site. Archive sites like Wayback Machine seem to have omitted it. Might have had interesting tid-bits on it to cite on our wiki.

 
In Paper Mario Sticker Star, there's this piece of paper with the code: "XD3R-B8HH-9ZR2-FL16". As far as I know, no one has deciphered what this means.

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It's not a code to anything on the eshop, because those codes don't have Z in them, it's too long to be a friend code, and I don't think it's a Mario Maker 1 ID (Though if it was, we wouldn't be able to check. Also this game came out years before Mario Maker... so yeah).

Shesez (The boundary break guy) said "I've been told what it really is" on Twitter.

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After a year of people begging him to say what it was, he responded with this:

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Honestly this probably means he was lying, but even if he isn't we still have no idea what the code means.

Anyways, a Twitter user found that adding a ".com" to the code and searching it brings you to a website a different code. However this website was created after Supper Mario Broth reported on the code, so whoever made it was probably just trying to make their own ARG or something. It's still pretty cool though.

Another Twitter user converted the code into binary, and it created an image (I recommend reading that whole thread):


And that's about all I could find about it unfortunately. For hated as this game is, I think it's actually really cool to have an unsolved mystery in a Mario game. One potential lead that I think is worth exploring is checking the Japanese version of the game and seeing if the code is there too. It might just be something added in the western localization that doesn't really mean anything. I'm not able to do this, but if anyone else can read Japanese and has a Japanese copy of Sticker Star, please check. It's in World 5-1.