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* Black (000000) (also known as Charcoal, Dark Charcoal, and Deep Black) | * Black (000000) (also known as Charcoal, Dark Charcoal, and Deep Black) | ||
* Blue (0041B7) (also known as Cool Blue) | * Blue (0041B7) (also known as Cool Blue) | ||
| + | * Emerald Green | ||
* Gold | * Gold | ||
* Gray (81817F) (also known as Light Gray) | * Gray (81817F) (also known as Light Gray) | ||
* Green (also known as Gorgeous Green) | * Green (also known as Gorgeous Green) | ||
* Off-white | * Off-white | ||
| + | * Pink | ||
* Red (D50301) (also known as Radiant Red) | * Red (D50301) (also known as Radiant Red) | ||
* Silver | * Silver | ||
* White (also known as Traditional White) | * White (also known as Traditional White) | ||
* Yellow (F3BF0C) (also known as Vibrant Yellow) | * Yellow (F3BF0C) (also known as Vibrant Yellow) | ||
Revision as of 23:14, 26 August 2021
Nintendo has had quite the colorful history--literally! This is a growing list of colors that have been used by Nintendo since the release of Radar Scope, the happy accident that paved the way for the Mario franchise.
- Black (000000) (also known as Charcoal, Dark Charcoal, and Deep Black)
- Blue (0041B7) (also known as Cool Blue)
- Emerald Green
- Gold
- Gray (81817F) (also known as Light Gray)
- Green (also known as Gorgeous Green)
- Off-white
- Pink
- Red (D50301) (also known as Radiant Red)
- Silver
- White (also known as Traditional White)
- Yellow (F3BF0C) (also known as Vibrant Yellow)
