SM64 unreleased merch

There was Unreleased sm64 merch that were a series of merchandise related to Super Mario 64 that were never released to buy. This may be due to companies going bankrupt, content being scrapped, or other reasons. Most of the Unreleased Super Mario 64 Merchandise has reported to never been found, and only found in small stores throughout 1996-1999, though some have been located in abandoned Nintendo buildings and/or houses, similarly to some other noteworthy objects such as the Special 64.

## Lists of the unreleased merch

### Unused enemy plushies

A lot of plushies of Motos, Blargg and a Hopper were put on eBay by a former employee of a bankrupt Japanese company named Deter Inc. who appear to have developed most of the SM64 unreleased merch The Blargg and Hopper plushies appear to depict an all done version of them, with the Blargg notably being cut off where the body would enter the lava. It is currently unknown who went to buy the plushies.

### Beta character figures

A series of figurines of a Thwomp, Whomp, Piranha Plant and Bomp familar to those seen in the Whomp's Fortress of the Shosinkai 1995 build of Super Mario 64 were referenced in a now cancelled magazine named the Mario Month Magazine. They would supposedly also come with a model of Whomp's Fortress (WF) to put them on, though this is unconfirmed. No known screenshots of these figurines exist.

### Buildable courses

According to some claiming to have originally worked at the Deter Inc. company behind the unused enemy plushies, there was a cancelled series of models of courses that can be put together Like Lego sets, potentially later inspiring the Lego Mario set created in 2021. Some figures would have come with these models that could be placed on the models, with one notable set potentially being the beta character figurines noted above.

### Coincidental Wario apparition plushie

Supposedly found in a dumpster near a Nintendo building according to an anonymous explorer was an unfinished plushie of Wario that is only a head, with a partial neck having been created and the W on the cap being missing. Some have connected this to the Wario Apparition, though this appears to be a coincidence, unless it is a reference to the supposed Wario Land 64 game's power-up that made Wario into a large head, explaining the Wario Apparition.

### Mario 64 themed pinball game

Mario's Pinball Adventure is the unofficial name given to a series of maps from Super Mario 64 that appear to be very similar to the final game that have to be traversed by using a ball and various mechanisms throughout the levels operated by the player, similarly to the Mario's 4 Area toy. There appears to have been a Power Star in each level that could be knocked down to make them fall into a chamber containing all of the power stars. Not much else is known about the game, though it supposedly ends with a Bowser level.

### Discolored Goomba plush set

A set of plushies depicting a Goomba, and potentially other characters, alongside various other colors were reported to be found in a Japanese store in 1997 and documented on the internet when the anomaly called Enemy Discoloring was first officially documented and confirmed. The only confirmed colors are red (my favorite color, blue and green, though other colors in this set may exist.

## Related in game anomalies

lots of in game anomalies have been reported to be tied to the Unreleased Super Mario 64 Merchandise. Most of these are due to their design, such as the Discolored Goomba Plush Set being depicting Enemy Discoloring, and the unused enemy plushies depicting Motos, Blarggs and Hoppers. These will now be excluded from this list.

## Gallery

Wario apparition plush on eBayA tag for the Motos plushA Motos plush