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Super Leaf

The Super Leaf (Japanese: スーパーこのは, Hepburn: Sūpā Konoha), also referred to as the Raccoon Leaf or the Tanooki Leaf, is a power-up item that appears in the Mario franchise, being introduced in the 1988 video game Super Mario Bros. 3. Depending on the game, the power-up can transform the player character, typically Mario or Luigi, into either a raccoon…

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Genre
Platformer
Publisher
Nintendo
First appearance
Super Mario Bros. 3
Function
Transforms user into either a raccoon form or a tanuki form
Traits and abilities
Gives user the ability to fly and attack with a tail
Type
Magical leaf

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Super Leaf

Nodes56
Edges55
Triples100
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035714
Components1

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Super Leaf

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related to Reception · 44
Super Leaf → Akira Toriyama's, Arale, Arale Norimaki, Both Mackie, Cape Feather, Carrot, Dan Ryckert, Dr, Game Informer, GameSpot, Golden Coins, He, Hey, IGN, Inverse, Isaiah Colbert, Japan-only, Japanese, Lucas, Mackie
related to Appearances · 27
Super Leaf → Cape Feather, Famicom/Nintendo Entertainment System, For Luigi, In, Instead, It, Kitsune Luigi, Land, Luigi, Mario, Mario's, New Super Mario Bros, P-Wing, Statue Leaf, Super Mario, Super Mario Bros, Super Mario Maker, Super Mario World, Tanooki Suit, The Invincibility Leaf
related to Concept and creation · 22
Super Leaf → Depending, Japanese, Land, Luigi, Mario, Mario's, North American, Princess Peach, Raccoon, Rosalina, Shigeru Miyamoto, Super Mario, Super Mario Bros, Takashi Tezuka, Tanooki, Tezuka, The, The Super Leaf, The Tanooki Suit, Toad
First appearance · 1
Super Leaf → Super Mario Bros. 3
Function · 1
Super Leaf → Transforms user into either a raccoon form or a tanuki form
Genre · 1
Super Leaf → Platformer
Publisher · 1
Super Leaf → Nintendo
Traits and abilities · 1
Super Leaf → Gives user the ability to fly and attack with a tail
Type · 1
Super Leaf → Magical leaf
is a · 1
Super Leaf → brown leaf that

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mario super tanooki raccoon suit game leaf bros tail form also fly series power-up ability gives writer player first user

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Super LeafFirst appearanceSuper Mario Bros. 31.00infobox
Super LeafFunctionTransforms user into either a raccoon form or a tanuki form1.00infobox
Super LeafGenrePlatformer1.00infobox
Super LeafPublisherNintendo1.00infobox
Super LeafTraits and abilitiesGives user the ability to fly and attack with a tail1.00infobox
Super LeafTypeMagical leaf1.00infobox
Super Leafis abrown leaf that0.90text
Super Leafrelated to AppearancesThe Super Leaf0.60section
Super Leafrelated to AppearancesSuper Mario Bros0.60section
Super Leafrelated to AppearancesFamicom/Nintendo Entertainment System0.60section
Super Leafrelated to AppearancesIn0.60section
Super Leafrelated to AppearancesWorld0.60section

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