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What sets 1-Up Mushrooms apart from other mushrooms in ''Mario'' media is its green cap with white spots and the fact that collecting it gives [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], or another character an extra life, or chance, known as a "1-Up," at least in the ''Super Mario'' platforming games, where they are found in certain Hidden Blocks, ? Blocks, or sometimes even Brick Blocks.

What sets 1-Up Mushrooms apart from other mushrooms in ''Mario'' media is its green cap with white spots and the fact that collecting it gives [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], or another character an extra life, or chance, known as a "1-Up," at least in the ''Super Mario'' platforming games, where they are found in certain Hidden Blocks, ? Blocks, or sometimes even Brick Blocks.

The two ''Super Mario'' platforming games for [[Game Boy]], ''[[Super Mario Land]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins]]'', replace 1-Up Mushrooms with 1-Up Hearts because a Game Boy's four-color screen does not allow for a Super Mushroom to be properly distinguished from a 1-Up Mushroom, although a Super Mushroom is still an item in both games.

The two ''Super Mario'' platforming games for [[Game Boy]], ''[[Super Mario Land]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins]]'', replace 1-Up Mushrooms with 1-Up Hearts because a Game Boy's four-color screen does not allow for a Super Mushroom to be properly distinguished from a 1-Up Mushroom, although a Super Mushroom is still an item in both games. ''Super Mario World'' introduces another life-rewarding item, the 3-Up Moon, which grants three extra lives upon being collected.

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