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In ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', the palette of the 1-Up Mushroom sprite changes depending on the environment, but the standard palette depicts a white mushroom cap with green spots, the inverse of its usual design. In World 6-3, the 1-Up Mushroom sprite's cap is entirely white.
In ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', the palette of the 1-Up Mushroom sprite changes depending on the environment, but the standard palette depicts a white mushroom cap with green spots, the inverse of its usual design. In World 6-3, the 1-Up Mushroom sprite's cap is entirely white.
With the 16-bit graphical enhancements of the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]], ''[[Super Mario World]]'' was able to codify the 1-Up Mushroom's usual appearance in both its sprite and artwork.
With the 16-bit graphical enhancements of the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]], ''[[Super Mario World]]'' was able to codify the 1-Up Mushroom's usual appearance in both its sprite and artwork. However, the original ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' gives 1-Up Mushrooms light yellow spots, and ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'' gives it light green spots.
==''Mario'' game appearances==
==''Mario'' game appearances==
1-Up Mushrooms are the focus of 1-Up Chambers, which are hidden areas found in certain levels. Within each floor are three O/X Block (blocks that look identically to ? Blocks at first), and only one of them contains a 1-Up Mushroom, which is randomized each time the area is accessed. The player has to guess which O/X Block has the 1-Up Mushroom and have Mario or Luigi jump at one of the three. If the correct O/X Block is selected, a 1-Up Mushroom emerges from it. However, if either of the other two are hit, every O/X Block on that row turns brown, and no 1-Up Mushroom is rewarded for that row.
1-Up Mushrooms are the focus of 1-Up Chambers, which are hidden areas found in certain levels. Within each floor are three O/X Block (blocks that look identically to ? Blocks at first), and only one of them contains a 1-Up Mushroom, which is randomized each time the area is accessed. The player has to guess which O/X Block has the 1-Up Mushroom and have Mario or Luigi jump at one of the three. If the correct O/X Block is selected, a 1-Up Mushroom emerges from it. However, if either of the other two are hit, every O/X Block on that row turns brown, and no 1-Up Mushroom is rewarded for that row.
====''Super Mario 64''====
''[[Super Mario 64]]'' is the first ''Mario'' platforming game to take place in three-dimensional environments. Although a 1-Up Mushroom still grants an extra life, it behaves differently whilst on the field. Since ? Blocks do not return from the 2D ''Super Mario'' installments, 1-Up Mushrooms are obtained differently. 1-Up Mushrooms are often found in hidden areas or are obtained through certain methods, such as climbing to the top of a certain pole or from certain yellow blocks. Collecting a ring of Coins can also reveal a 1-Up Mushroom.
A 1-Up Mushroom that has to be revealed either tries sliding away from Mario or moves in his direction until he obtains it, depending on the 1-Up Mushroom; the latter behavior often occurs if the 1-Up Mushroom is not revealed from an area on the ground. Like Coins, any 1-Up Mushrooms in a course are reset whenever Mario exits then revisits it. 1-Up Mushrooms found in plain sight (i.e. do not have to be revealed) do not move around.
A few 1-Up Mushrooms are hidden around Princess Peach's Castle. In the room with the Jolly Roger Bay painting, Mario can reveal a 1-Up Mushroom by climbing into an opening on the left side of the wall. This 1-Up Mushroom is the type that moves to where he is. In Castle Grounds (the front yard of Princess Peach's Castle), behind the large structure on the Castle's roof are three stationary 1-Up Mushrooms. However, Mario needs to have obtained all 120 Power Stars before he can reach there, as this unlocks the Cannon that can fire him up to the castle's rooftop.
In Bob-omb Battlefield, there is an immobile 1-Up Mushroom in an area caged off from the front, but Mario can travel around the back to enter the area and obtain the 1-Up Mushroom that way.
====''Super Mario Sunshine''====
In ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'', 1-Up Mushrooms are based on their appearance in ''Super Mario 64'', and have a similar role. If Mario collects a 1-Up Mushroom, it not only grants him an extra life but also somehow refills his health meter as well as [[F.L.U.D.D.]]'s supply of water.
On the left side of the Delfino Plaza hub, near the red cannon that can blast Mario to Pinna Park, Mario can swim underwater nearby to find a stationary 1-Up Mushroom placed in a gap within the wall.
====''Super Mario 64 DS''====
In ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'', 1-Up Mushrooms retain their behavior from the original ''Super Mario 64''. Like the 2D ''Super Mario'' platformers, collecting a 1-Up Mushroom causes the text "1-UP" to briefly appear on screen.
A small 1-Up Mushroom toy can be seen placed on furniture behind a Toad in the Rec Room. However, it is only for decoration, so touching it does not have any effect.
===''Mario & Luigi'' series===
===''Mario & Luigi'' series===