Super Mario 64
Super Mario 64

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Category | Nintendo 64 |
Assets | 86 |
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Alternative Names (4):
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Mario 64, Shen You Mario (Chinese), SM64, Super Mario Rokujuuyon (Japanese)
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Playable Characters
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Non-Playable Characters
Bob-omb Buddy
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Dorrie
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MIPS
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Penguin
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Princess Peach
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Toad
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Yoshi
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Enemies & Bosses
Beach Koopa
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Bob-omb
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Boo
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Bowser
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Chain Chomp
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Eyerok
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Fly Guy
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Goomba
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Koopa Troopa
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Mad Piano
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Monty Mole
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Piranha Plant
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Scuttle Bug
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Swoop
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Thwomp
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Unagi
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Whomp
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Objects
Bowser Key
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Chest
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Koopa Shell
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Power Star
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Sign
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Warp Pipe
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Peach's Castle
Basement Maze Room
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Bob-Omb Battlefield Room
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Bowser in the Dark World Hallway
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Castle Courtyard
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Cool Cool Mountain Room
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Dire Dire Docks Room
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Endless Stairs Room

Hazy Maze Cave Room
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Jolly Roger Bay Room
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Mirror Room
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Moat Drain Room
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Peach's Castle (1F)
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Peach's Castle (2F)
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Peach's Castle Exterior
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The Princess's Secret Slide Room
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Stairs to 2F
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Stairs To Basement
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Tick Tock Clock Room
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Tiny Huge Island Room
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Whomp's Fortress Room
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Stages
Big Boo's Haunt
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Bob-omb Battlefield
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Bowser In The Dark World: Arena
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Cool Cool Mountain
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Cool Cool Mountain: Slide
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Dire Dire Docks: Entrance
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Dire Dire Docks: Sub Area
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Hazy Maze Cave
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Jolly Roger Bay
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Jolly Roger Bay: Sunken Ship
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Lethal Lava Land
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Lethal Lava Land: Volcano
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Metal Cap Cavern

The Princess's Secret Slide
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Secret Aquarium
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Shifting Sand Land
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Shifting Sand Land: Eyerock Room

Shifting Sand Land: Pyramid
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Snowman's Land
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Snowman's Land: Igloo
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Tick Tock Clock
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Tiny Huge Island (Huge)
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Vanish Cap Under the Moat
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Wet Dry World: Town
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Wet-Dry World
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Whomp's Fortress
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Wing Cap Tower
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Wing Mario Over the Rainbow
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Miscellaneous
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Unused Content
Comments (354)
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Lol this is ridiculous, literally every other site that hosts sprites are hosting sprites and from the leaks, and even the wikipedia, Yes the official wikipedia has information from the leak regarding super mario 64's exact development time which was found in the leak. And yet everyone in this website is acting like the leaks are $600,000,000 projects from area 51. You can do whatever you want i'm just pointing out.

@sametdze: ...Have you even been paying attention? NO.

someone needs to rip luigi so he can join in on the fun in the unused models section..

Yes! Someone understands other than the staff and I!

For everyone here, please do NOT submit Luigi or any of the models from that beta prototype, here's why
1. It's not even in the actual game so why rip it
2. It was stolen in a server breach and probably illegal, If you upload those models, Nintendo will Nuke us.
Nintendo would take down the entire site and all the models on this site will be gone!!!, and nobody wants that. No one wants to get caught in Nintendo's crosshairs.
3. Just make a custom model in the style of the SM64 models.
1. It's not even in the actual game so why rip it
2. It was stolen in a server breach and probably illegal, If you upload those models, Nintendo will Nuke us.
Nintendo would take down the entire site and all the models on this site will be gone!!!, and nobody wants that. No one wants to get caught in Nintendo's crosshairs.
3. Just make a custom model in the style of the SM64 models.

@NintenSwitch you can make a custom model of Luigi in the style of the Super Mario 64 models.

@NintenSwitch It's not gonna happen, the way Luigi's model was obtained is highly questionable and probably illegal. No one wants to get caught in Nintendo's crosshairs, so it's best not to submit Luigi's model.

Once these models are ripped, I can make an animation completely!

nice

Submitted the Warp Pipe model since I haven't seen anyone import it. (Either that's because it's part of levels or something else. Not quite sure.)

@JJ314: And now WeegeeMEME will never submit ever again.

They just said you couldn’t :/

lets try again.

i tried.

@JoomieOrSomething ripping models and assets from a game that you bought or was released publicly that anyone can access it is perfectly okay, Nintendo and some other companies don't care that much about models that anyone can get.

@DigitalDiamal: Yep, and he was just given a warning for submitting it with malicious intent. Next warning will be his last, as he's broken multiple rules already.

@WeefeeMEME Didn't they say that's not allowed since the model came from the leak?

i tryied to upload the Luigi model-

i ripped every area from peaches castle now time to retexture them with png

@JoomieOrSomething Yes, there’s a big difference and it was described to you below. Basically though, for games that are available to the public, that data is already out there. The leak data was not available to the public and contained a lot of confidential information. The nature of how this information was obtained is the difference.
We have repeatedly admitted that we operate in a gray area as it stands which is all the more reason to shy away from this data as it is a high-profile breach with likely illegal origins that we can’t be associated with.
We have repeatedly admitted that we operate in a gray area as it stands which is all the more reason to shy away from this data as it is a high-profile breach with likely illegal origins that we can’t be associated with.