what the heck is this formatting

If SMB3 All Stars has optional separate sheets for Raccoon Mario and Luigi, the Cape sprites should definitely be separated as well. They're so smoothly animated that they take up over four frames each for every slight movement of the cape, which quadruples the number of sprites compared to the Small, Super and Fire forms. Unlike the simplified sheet from before (linked by AzadcanMation), looking at all this before trying to locate the most basic frames could be 'very' confusing and intimidating for most potential users. Not to mention how the entire sheet is repeated for the World Map palettes.

@Dennis I completely agree! This sprite style is UGLY!

@pac Way bottom left, took me like two seconds to find.

I know where the fling sprite is (right next to the P-balloon) but where's the fireball itself?

I suggest storing the alternate palettes as the little palette bars at the top of each and only having one iteration for people to edit if they please.

@Doc well I find it offensive.

@GRN
1: A castle explodes in his face
2: Why not? It's not offensive or really particularly rude.

@doc don't call people a wingnut.

Where in the game are the burned mario sprites?

Where's the fireball fling sprite

Is it really necessary for the spritesheet to be this big? It feels too cluttered.

@GWTP No, I'm allowed to have my own opinions on things, and I stand by my opinion on this.

@Dennis @Doc Take it back!

@Dennis It's because he's sunburned and has those weird cyan overalls. SMW in general had really wonky sprites and palettes.

Why does Mario's sprite from SMW look so ugly?
Does anyone else think this?

@RTB
I watched the castle endings before I saw this lol

@SonicTron: Post-castle cutscenes.

Wth are the hammer and brush sprites from?

nvm found it i am stupid