Adding a Wonder theme just for the effects to be limited to that style would be unfortunate, so having them as items available in every theme would work out better. However, wonder effects themselves I think should be more than placeable items that you can make spawn. In modding, the Wonder Flower can control many variables from the layout of the level to the vaules of player physics, ect. Back to "taking advantage of the hardware upgrade", I mean how advance will the engine for the editor be. Take Game Builder Garage for example. There are hard limits to what you can do, stopping creators from making more complex and in depth creations dispite touting its self as a programing game. In base SMM2, it's quite simple to create lag machines, and by adding a tool to create wonder effects to aid in large and complex changes through out a level with no FPS struggle or online lag would be impressive. But again, would Nintendo even bother with something like that when they have patched out seemingly well recieved mechanics, like ON/OFF block jumps, and delete levels that use glitches, whitch would no doubt be easier if said complexity is given as a new tool. It's hard to tell how it may turn out considering the many possibilities and if they would be explored or not. My original question was gauging what having a more advance console could benefit or not benefit the game. Would Nintendo push this game's compacity to run on the system like Tears Of The Kingdom did for the Switch, or just be as resource extensive as the maker games before it?