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Mario's Wardrobe Wanderings: From Boots to Bees

by Warren Riddle on November 14, 2009 at 10:28 AM

As the highly anticipated U.S. release of 'New Super Mario Bros. Wii' rapidly approaches, reviews and screen shots are, little by little, revealing details about the game. (One quick, significant question before we go any further: How in the name of Bowser did Australia get the game before we did?!)

The latest installment in the saga of your favorite 'shroom-eating plumber series apparently adds some awesome new outfits to Mario's extensive and eclectic closet -- Propeller and Penguin suits being chief among them. In honor of Mushroom World couture, Kotaku is celebrating the best and most ridiculous of Mario's many suits. Click through to behold both the always popular Tanooki Suit and the oft forgotten Goomba's Shoe costume.

Kotaku also offers Mario a few wardrobe suggestions, like the Panther Suit. ("Sixty-percent of the time, it works every time.") Since Mario's closet is so full, mostly with random animal attire, the site simply couldn't address every article of clothing the mustachioed hero has donned. So, if your favorite fashion accessory was neglected (the awesome '20s throwback 'Hammer Bros.' football uniform, for instance), or if you've designed your own creative Mario suit, just hit us up in the comments. [From: Kotaku]

Tags: funny, list, mario, new super mario bros., NewSuperMarioBros., top, videogames, wii

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