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In the West's ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'', a 1-Up Mushroom is depicted as having a red mushroom cap with white text that reads 1UP. The general design was retained in remakes, but the sprite is different, as the remakes were released on [[hardware]] with better color specifications.

In the West's ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'', a 1-Up Mushroom is depicted as having a red mushroom cap with white text that reads 1UP. The general design was retained in remakes, but the sprite is different, as the remakes were released on [[hardware]] with better color specifications.

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. However, the original ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' gives 1-Up Mushrooms light yellow spots, and ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'' gives it light green spots.  

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.  

===''Super Mario'' series===

===''Super Mario'' series===

====''Super Mario Bros.''====

====''Super Mario Bros.''====

In ''Super Mario Bros.'', 1-Up Mushrooms are most often found in Hidden Blocks. The very first 1-Up Mushroom appears in World 1-1, after the first four pipes but before the pit. A 1-Up Mushroom can be found in the first level of each world, but unlike later games, most levels can only have a 1-Up Mushroom appear depending on the criteria. The hidden 1-Up Mushroom found Worlds 2–8 can each only appear if either [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] has warped there using a Warp Zone or has collected every coin in the third level of the previous world, although the latter method is slightly different for World 2-1 in that only 21 of the 23 coins need to be collected in World 1-3. In the [[Game Boy Color]] remake ''Super Mario Bros. Deluxe'', neither method is necessary for getting a 1-Up Mushroom to appear in Worlds 2–8.

In ''Super Mario Bros.'', 1-Up Mushrooms are most often found in Hidden Blocks. The very first 1-Up Mushroom appears in World 1-1, after the first four pipes but before the pit. A 1-Up Mushroom can be found in the first level of each world, but unlike later games, most levels can only have a 1-Up Mushroom appear depending on the criteria. The hidden 1-Up Mushroom found Worlds 2–8 can each only appear if either [[Mario]] or [[Luigi]] has warped there using a Warp Zone or has collected every coin in the third level of the previous world, although the latter method is slightly different for World 2–1 in that only 21 of the 23 coins need to be collected in World 1–3. In the [[Game Boy Color]] remake ''Super Mario Bros. Deluxe'', neither method is necessary for getting a 1-Up Mushroom to appear in Worlds 2–8.

Worlds 1 and 8 have an extra 1-Up Mushroom that can be found in World 1-2 and World 8-2 respectively. Both worlds each have two 1-Up Mushrooms in total, more than the one 1-Up Mushroom in any of the other worlds.

Worlds 1 and 8 have an extra 1-Up Mushroom that can be found in World 1-2 and World 8-2 respectively. Both worlds each have two 1-Up Mushrooms in total, more than the one 1-Up Mushroom in any of the other worlds.

====''Super Mario Bros. 2'' (USA)====

====''Super Mario Bros. 2'' (USA)====

In the West's ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'', plucking certain patches of grass can reveal a 1-Up Mushroom. The player's character—either Mario, Luigi, [[Princess Peach|Princess Peach]] or [[Toad (Mario character)|Toad]]—can obtain a 1UP by picking it up. Upon doing so, the 1-Up Mushroom then disappears.

In the West's ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'', plucking certain patches of grass can reveal a 1-Up Mushroom. The player's character—either Mario, Luigi, [[Princess Peach]] or [[Toad (Mario character)|Toad]]—can obtain a 1UP by picking it up. Upon doing so, the 1-Up Mushroom then disappears.

The [[Game Boy Advance]] remake ''Super Mario Advance'' adds some large bubbles that contain a 1-Up Mushroom. To obtain it, the player's character has to throw either three enemies or vegetables at the bubble so that it pops, causing the 1-Up Mushroom to fall out.

The [[Game Boy Advance]] remake ''Super Mario Advance'' adds some large bubbles that contain a 1-Up Mushroom. To obtain it, the player's character has to throw either three enemies or vegetables at the bubble so that it pops, causing the 1-Up Mushroom to fall out.