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Here's Every Bizarre Enemy Transformation From Super Mario Maker's Mega Mushroom
Super Mario Maker has no shortage of surprises, one of which is the Mega Mushroom, which has a different effect on every enemy of the game.
The Mega Mushroom is unlocked using the special 30th anniversary Mario amiibo. Sometimes it gives an enemy a Mario hat, sometimes it gives them a mustache, and sometimes it gives them both. Sometimes, however, it straight up changes an enemy into Luigi, which has to be some kind of subtext about the relationship between the two brothers.
The video, which handily collects all the transformations and compares them to the originals, comes from Master0fHyrule on YouTube. You can check out the video below.
For more on Super Mario Maker, you can find our review here. You can also find some of our own levels here, as well as a very disturbing Waluigi level here.
Thanks to Andy Garner for the news tip!
[Source: Master0fHyrule on YouTube]
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