La collection Super Mario Custom Progress Bar for YouTube - est faite pour tous les fans de la célèbre série de jeux Nintendo. Tout a commencé en 1985 avec la sortie de Super Mario Bros. sur Family Computer et NES, et aujourd’hui la franchise comprend aussi bien les classiques jeux de plateforme en 2D que les aventures en 3D comme Super Mario 64. Depuis des décennies, les aventures de Mario et Luigi, sauvant la princesse Peach des griffes de Bowser, ont conquis le cœur de millions de joueurs à travers le monde.
Dans notre collection, tu trouveras des barres de progression fanart inspirées de cette franchise légendaire : Mario progress bar, Toad progress bar, 8-bit Mario progress bar, Bob-Omb progress bar, Bowser progress bar et bien d’autres. Faciles à installer et compatibles avec tous les principaux navigateurs, ces barres de progression personnalisées apportent le charme et l’excitation du Royaume Champignon directement dans ton expérience YouTube. Choisis ton style préféré et profite de tes vidéos avec les héros et les méchants de Super Mario.
Larry Koopa, also known as Cheatsy Koopa in cartoons, is the youngest and cutest of the Koopalings, one of the seven siblings that are leaders of the Koopa Troops under Bowser. A fanart Super Mario progress bar for YouTube with Larry Koopa.
A Slurp Guy is a variant of Shy Guys that is shown in the Paper Matri: Color Splash and other Mario game series. A fanart Paper Mario game progress bar for YouTube with Grey Slurp Guy.
In Luigi's Mansion game star of the Mario series and the brother of Mario uses a vacuum to suck in ghosts called Poltergust 3000. A fanart Mario games progress bar for YouTube with Luigi's Mansion Luigi with Vacuum.
Yoshi is a dinosaur-like creature and Mario's ally in many Mario games as well as a hero of his own game series. A fanart Mario game progress bar for YouTube with Pixel Yoshi.
General Guy is one of Bowser's ranking high minions and a presumed leader of the Shy Guy's race. A fanart Paper Mario progress bar for YouTube with General Guy.
Dark Fawful is a new and improved form of Fawful that he gains after absorbing half of the Dark Star's power, he is one of the last bosses in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story and its remake. A fanart Mario progress bar for YouTube with Dark Fawful.
Bob-ombs are living and moving bomb characters with eyes, feet, and wind-up keys on their back that can be found in the Mario game series as enemies. A fanart Mario progress bar for YouTube with Bob-Omb Walks.
Luigi is Mario's slightly younger and taller twin brother, a second main character in the Mario game series, and a co-star in the Mario franchise alongside Italian plumber Mario. A fanart Mario progress bar for YouTube with Luigi running.
As a single character, the Toad is known for being a longtime servant of Princess Peach, that always tries to protect her and, unfortunately, almost every time fails to do so during her kidnappings. A fanart Mario progress bar for YouTube with Party Toad.
Bowser aka King Koopa or King Bowser is a major character in the Mario game series and an enemy of Italian plumber Mario. A fanart Mario progress bar for YouTube with Bowser.
The Shy Guys are iconic enemies of Italian plumber Mario in the Mario Game series. Shy Guys were first added in the American version of Super Mario Bros. 2 and after a pause in Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. A fanart Mario progress bar for YouTube with Red Shy Guy.
Over the years Nintendo made a whole bunch of wonderful Mario Sports game that we all played and love. A fanart Mario game progress bar for YouTube with Mario Sports Mario.
Paper Mario or simply Mario is the main character in an action-adventure game series Mario developed for Nintendo by its affiliate company Intelligent Systems. A fanart Paper Mario game progress bar for YouTube with Paper Mario.
A squid called Blooper is a recurring squid-like enemy found in many Mario games by Nintendo. In the Mario Kart game series, Bloopers are used as power-up items. A fanart Mario Kart progress bar for YouTube with Blooper.
Originally named Mr. Video or Jumpman and now known as Mario or Super Mario this Nintendo video game character was created by Shigeru Miyamoto in April 4, 1983 is still well known today. A fanart 8-bit Mario progress bar for YouTube.
Mario Super Mushroom's most common effect is to turn small Mario into his super form, making him more powerful with the ability to smash bricks. And now Mario Super Mushroom can accompany you in your browser as a Super Mushroom progress bar for YouTube!
Power Stars are also known as simply Stars, they are collectible powerups in the Mario game series. Power Stares are scattered throughout the various courses, most of which pertain to a mission. Now you can use it as a Power Star progress bar on YouTube.
