SUPER MARIO 64 / PICTURES

Super Mario 64: artwork & image gallery

Explore 10 selected images from Super Mario 64: characters, identifying artwork and illustrated game references.

Edition covered

Original Nintendo 64 game with 120 Power Stars; not Super Mario 64 DS.

A visual tour

Explore Super Mario 64 through selected cover artwork, character designs. Find Power Stars in Peach’s Castle and its painting worlds.

Selected images

**Super Mario 64 identifying artwork**Read the related reference

**Mario**Playable hero. Mario: Super Mario 64 original-era artwork.Read the related reference

**Bowser**Recurring antagonist. Bowser: Super Mario 64 original-era character artwork.Read the related reference

**Lakitu**Camera operator. Lakitu: Super Mario 64 original-era character artwork.Read the related reference

**Bob-omb Buddy**Friendly cannon operator. Bob-omb Buddy: Super Mario 64 original-era artwork.Read the related reference

**Princess Peach**Princess and central story character. Princess Peach: Super Mario 64 original-era game model.Read the related reference

**Yoshi**Completion-reward character. Yoshi: Super Mario 64 original-era character artwork.Read the related reference

**Toad**Castle attendant. Toad: Super Mario 64 original-era character artwork.Read the related reference

Koopa the Quick, drawn from his model in Super Mario 64 — **Koopa the Quick**Race challenger. Model from the game.Read the related reference

Mips, drawn from his model in Super Mario 64 — **Mips**Basement rabbit. Model from the game.Read the related reference

Explore the details

Original Nintendo 64 game with 120 Power Stars; not Super Mario 64 DS.

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From the game

74 pictures made from the game’s own data.

Courses, drawn from the game’s level data

Bob-omb Battlefield, drawn from the game’s level data — 1. Bob-omb Battlefield

Whomp's Fortress, drawn from the game’s level data — 2. Whomp's Fortress

Jolly Roger Bay, drawn from the game’s level data — 3. Jolly Roger Bay

Cool, Cool Mountain, drawn from the game’s level data — 4. Cool, Cool Mountain

Big Boo's Haunt, drawn from the game’s level data — 5. Big Boo's Haunt

Hazy Maze Cave, drawn from the game’s level data — 6. Hazy Maze Cave

Lethal Lava Land, drawn from the game’s level data — 7. Lethal Lava Land

Shifting Sand Land, drawn from the game’s level data — 8. Shifting Sand Land

Dire, Dire Docks, drawn from the game’s level data — 9. Dire, Dire Docks

Snowman's Land, drawn from the game’s level data — 10. Snowman's Land

Wet-Dry World, drawn from the game’s level data — 11. Wet-Dry World

Tall, Tall Mountain, drawn from the game’s level data — 12. Tall, Tall Mountain

Tiny-Huge Island, drawn from the game’s level data — 13. Tiny-Huge Island

Tick Tock Clock, drawn from the game’s level data — 14. Tick Tock Clock

Rainbow Ride, drawn from the game’s level data — 15. Rainbow Ride

Secret courses and Bowser stages

Bowser in the Dark World, drawn from the game’s level data — Bowser in the Dark World

Bowser in the Fire Sea, drawn from the game’s level data — Bowser in the Fire Sea

Bowser in the Sky, drawn from the game’s level data — Bowser in the Sky

The Princess's Secret Slide, drawn from the game’s level data — The Princess's Secret Slide

Tower of the Wing Cap, drawn from the game’s level data — Tower of the Wing Cap

Cavern of the Metal Cap, drawn from the game’s level data — Cavern of the Metal Cap

Vanish Cap Under the Moat, drawn from the game’s level data — Vanish Cap Under the Moat

Wing Mario Over the Rainbow, drawn from the game’s level data — Wing Mario Over the Rainbow

The Secret Aquarium, drawn from the game’s level data — The Secret Aquarium

The castle’s paintings

The Bob-omb Battlefield painting — Bob-omb Battlefield

The Whomp's Fortress painting — Whomp's Fortress

The Jolly Roger Bay painting — Jolly Roger Bay

The Cool, Cool Mountain painting — Cool, Cool Mountain

The Hazy Maze Cave painting — Hazy Maze Cave

The Lethal Lava Land painting — Lethal Lava Land

The Shifting Sand Land painting — Shifting Sand Land

The Dire, Dire Docks painting — Dire, Dire Docks

The Snowman's Land painting — Snowman's Land

The Wet-Dry World painting — Wet-Dry World

The Tall, Tall Mountain painting — Tall, Tall Mountain

The Tiny-Huge Island painting — Tiny-Huge Island

The Tick Tock Clock painting — Tick Tock Clock

Princess Peach’s portrait — Peach’s portrait

The Bowser version of the portrait — Its Bowser version

Characters

Princess Peach in Super Mario 64 — Princess Peach

Lakitu with his camera in Super Mario 64 — Lakitu with his camera

Bob-omb Buddy in Super Mario 64 — Bob-omb Buddy

Koopa (Koopa the Quick) in Super Mario 64 — Koopa (Koopa the Quick)

Bowser and the bosses

King Bob-omb in Super Mario 64 — King Bob-omb

Chill Bully in Super Mario 64 — Chill Bully

Eyerok (one of its two hands) in Super Mario 64 — Eyerok (one of its two hands)

Skies

Title and ending

The title logo, drawn from its 3D model

The ending’s cake picture — The cake in the ending

Pictures made from the Super Mario 64 (USA) game data: characters, enemies and items are drawn from their own 3D models, posed with a frame of one of their own animations; courses are drawn from their level geometry with their objects in front of their own sky. They are rendered without the game’s fog, shadows or moving water textures, so they look a little cleaner than on the console.

References

Super Mario 64: game and edition overview