Super Mario Galaxy Set (San-ei)

The San-ei Super Mario Galaxy Set is the third-fourth Mario plush set made by San-ei. This set consists of 4 characters, all of which are different forms of Mario.

## Plushes in Set

* Mario
* Fire Mario
* Bee Mario
* Boo Mario

## Trivia

* It is unknown of this, or San-ei's Yoshi's Island DS Set released first, as both released in 2007.

* This set significantly improves in quality over San-ei's previous Mario plush sets, the Super Mario Sunshine Set and Mario Party 5 Set, as these plushes are more accurate to their in-game designs, and also use a higher quality and softer fabric.

## Tags

### San-ei Super Mario Galaxy Tag

The San-ei Galaxy Tag is white and folded, and has all of its text in black. The front of the tag shows the Super Mario Galaxy logo, as well as a registered trademark symbol at the bottom right of it. "Super Mario Galaxy" is also written in Japanese below the logo. There is licensing information at the bottom of the tag, with a copyright logo, the year 2007 (the year Super Mario Galaxy released, as well as the year this set released), and "Nintendo" shown. On the back, there is Japanese text, as well as "MADE IN CHINA" written below it.

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### San-ei Super Mario Galaxy Hang-Tag

The San-ei Galaxy Hang-Tag is attached to the plush with a plastic string that goes through between both sides of the tush-tag, and through the hole at the top left of this hang-tag. At the top of the hang-tag is the Super Mario Galaxy logo and its registered trademark symbol. Below the logo is "Super Mario Galaxy" written in Japanese. There is Japanese text in white, which is wrapped around in orange. The background of the hang-tag shows Mario in space, with three Lumas, of yellow, peach, and blue colors. There are also three star bits visible at the bottom left, which are red, green, and purple. At the bottom right of the hang-tag is licensing information, which there is a copyright logo, the year 2007, and "Nintendo". Below this is text that reads out "Licensed by Nintendo". The back of the hang-tag has an entirely white background, and black and gray text written all over it. The top shows the Super Mario Galaxy logo and a registered trademark symbol in gray. There is also Japanese writing that translates to "Super Mario Galaxy" below the logo. Below the logo shows Japanese text, which translates to the character's name, depending on which plush the hang-tag is on. The size is also specified using (S), which stands for small, as all plush in this set come in the "small" size for this set, with no alternate sizes. There is a hazard warning below the character's name. On the left bottom of the hazard warning is a gray square, which has Japanese text that states that these plush are only for 6 year olds and up. On the right side of age note is text that says "MADE IN CHINA". There are two logos below the "MADE IN CHINA" writing, with one of them being two rotating arrows with a Japanese character in them. There is Japanese text below this logo, which says "Tag: Paper". Alongside the rotation arrows is two more rectangular shaped arrows, which also have a Japanese letter in them. There is Japanese writing below this logo, which states that the plushes in this set use PP cotton. Below the 6 year olds and up warning is a thin square, which has Japanese text, a code that reads out "4905330810717", and an "ST" logo. The top of the square has Japanese writing that reads out "Toy safety standard", and the number code is below it. At the bottom of the square is Japanese text that reads out the address "East Chest 4-22-4, Motian-gu- Beijing, China". Below both rotation arrow logos is bold Japanese text that reads out "08 Sanyingyeiyi Co., Ltd.". Below this writing is text that translates to an address "Japan Toy Association 2-6-6 Iida Bridge, Kandai Tian-gu, Tokyo, No. 5NS Building 8F", and there is San-ei's phone number below this address. The phone number is "03(3556)7789". A San-ei website is shown below the phone number, which its domain link is "http://www.san-ei-boeki.co.jp". At the very bottom of the hang-tag is a barcode, with the same numbers below as the ones in the square seen above.

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