Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition

Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition
Developer: GungHo Online Entertainment Publishers: GungHo Online Entertainment (JP), Nintendo (INT) Platform: Nintendo 3DS Released in JP: April 29, 2015 Released in US: May 22, 2015 Released in EU: May 22, 2015 Released in AU: May 22, 2015 Released in KR: May 22, 2015 This game has unused graphics. This game has revisional differences.

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Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition is a spinoff of the Puzzle & Dragons series, released as a standalone title in Japan and bundled with Puzzle & Dragons Z elsewhere.

To do: Find out if there is any unused content left over in version 1.0. Document all of the regional differences in terms of text and graphics etc.

Unused Graphics

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To do: Help get me a better rip of this without the pixel background. Also check if there are any more unused graphics specifically in v2.0.

Graphics of Fire/Water and Water/Dark enemy card frames supported with their backgrounds. No characters have any of those typings, rendering these graphics unused.

A mini graphic of Bowser & His Minions and Bowser Jr., which most likely meant they would've been allies or would've had an entry in the guide, but due to them only being fought once in World 8-Bowser's Castle, this graphic goes unused.

Revisional Differences

v2.0

On December 16, 2015 in Japan and December 24, 2015 in North America, a free update came out for Super Mario Bros. Edition which could be downloaded on the eShop.

• A completely new score attack was added which has Fixed and Free challenge both having 5 courses each.
• You can now view replays of your own runs or from other players around the world.
• Any low-tier and mid-tier enemies gain awoken skills which used to be exclusive to top-tier enemies, Boom Boom, Bowser Jr., and the Koopalings.
• 41 new teammates were added:
  • Metal Mario
  • Gold Mario
  • Double Mario
  • Boomerang Mario
  • Rock Mario
  • Metal Luigi
  • Gold Luigi
  • Double Luigi
  • Boomerang Luigi
  • Rock Luigi
  • Red Magikoopas
  • Red/Green Magikoopas
  • Red/Purple Magikoopas
  • Blue/Red Magikoopas
  • Blue Magikoopas
  • Blue/Yellow Magikoopas
  • Green/Blue Magikoopas
  • Green Magikoopas
  • Green/Yellow Magikoopas
  • Yellow/Green Magikoopas
  • Yellow Magikoopas
  • Yellow/Purple Magikoopas
  • Purple/Red Magikoopas
  • Purple/Yellow Magikoopas
  • Purple Magikoopas
  • Gold 2-Goomba Tower
  • Gold 3-Goomba Tower
  • Larry & Red Koopa Troopa
  • Larry & Goombas
  • Lemmy & Red Koopa Paratroopa
  • Lemmy & Buzzy Beetles
  • Morton & Spinies
  • Morton & Paragoombas
  • Wendy & Green Koopa Troopa
  • Wendy & Bob-ombs
  • Iggy & 2-Goomba Tower
  • Iggy & Bony Beetles
  • Roy & Cheep Cheep
  • Roy & Yellow Koopa Troopa
  • Ludwig & Dry Bones
  • Ludwig & Yellow Koopa Paratroopa

Regional Differences

Europe	US

In the European version, the skills, map and menu buttons on the right uses icons to represent them with skills being a fireball, the map is represented by a sign with a ? mark and the menu is represented by Blue Toad, while in the US version, it simply has the text underneath showing what each of the buttons means.

Europe	US

The options menu in the European version uses on or off for choosing to show enemy animations or not and for displaying the attribute weaknesses chart along with Enemy Animation being just called Animation in the EU version.

Europe	US

The top row categories of sorting the ally box uses different names in the US version being Received, Changes and Lv. (An abbreviation of Level).