Super Mario Artist

Super Mario Artist, known as Mario Artist: Deluxe Studio in Japan, is a successor to Mario Paint and the Mario Artist line of games released on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System and the Nintendo 64DD, respectively. It is a graphics editing software developed by Niobium Moon Studios and released on Nintendo GameCube 2, Game Boy Hub, and Nintendo VRCD in 2024.
The software brings in a lot of features from the original Mario Artist titles, including the cancelled ones, and combines them all into a single game.
==Modes==
===Paint Studio===
The Paint Studio is a traditional 2D graphics editor, much like the original Mario Paint. Players have access to a variety of tools to use for their drawings, including 
returning stamps and pre-rendered images as well as some new ones. Additionally, the player can import Stickers they've earned in other games and add them to their pictures. Finished drawings can be printed out using the Game Boy Hub Printer accessory.
===Sound Studio===
The Sound Studio is an evolution of Music Mode from Mario Paint. There are more features and options this time around, including the ability to record voice and sound clips and use them in tracks. Players also have the option to import songs from a CD or Game Boy Hub music cartridge and remix them in the Sound Studio.
===Video Studio===
Based on the cancelled Mario Artist: Video Jockey Studio, the Video Studio allows the player to upload videos and edit them as they see fit. Videos can be uploaded from a sync'd mobile device or Game Boy Hub console.
===Flipnote Studio===
A merger of the original Animation Mode from Mario Paint and the Flipnote Studio app made famous on the Nintendo DSi. Players can edit frames to create their animations, with the ability to import images and sounds made in the Art and Sound Studios.
===Polygon Studio===
In the Polygon Studio, players create 3D models using polygons and pictures imported from a mobile device or Game Boy Hub, and play as them in an open world, taking on tasks to unlock additional parts for their models. In Poly-Bomb Mode, you can play minigames with your model, with your goal being to win as many as you can to unlock more parts. You can also import Miis to use in this mode.
===Message Studio===
Based on the cancelled Mario Artist: Graphical Message Maker, the Message Studio allows the player to use drawings, sounds, animations, and models they've made to create graphical messages to share with friends on Miiverse Plus, PictoChat, or social media of their choice.
===Game Studio===
Based on the cancelled Mario Artist: Game Maker, the Game Studio lets players use works they've made in the other studios to make simple games for others to play.
===Showcase===
In Showcase Mode, players can view drawings, videos, sounds, music, animations, models, messages, and games shared by other players. If they see one they really like, they can save it to their console via Databot.
===Gnat Attack===
Returning from Mario Paint and Super Mario Maker, Gnat Attack has players swatting many different kinds of gnat enemies across multiple rounds, fighting Watinga at the end of each round. Your goal is to see how far you can get in one session, with your high score being displayed at the mode's opening screen.
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