significant SNES/SFC releases after SMRPG

Because Wikipedia's list of Super Famicom releases was more comprehensive (like it had more actual dates, not just years), I'm going off the Japanese release dates where possible; if there's a significant game that was released after SMRPG but never in Japan, that will be noted. Confusingly, though, I will use English names where possible.

Okay, first I'll just make a list using the American releases and their release dates, because it's shorter.
13 May 1996 Super Mario RPG (for reference)
 4 Aug 1996 Tetris Attack
20 Sep 1996 Kirby Super Star
22 Nov 1996 Donkey Kong Country 3
28 Nov 1996 Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow (E release date, U was also in Nov 1996)
25 Jun 1997 Harvest Moon
 1 Oct 1997 Arkanoid: Doh It Again
27 Nov 1997 Kirby's Dream Land 3
 6 Oct 1998 Frogger

Now here's the longer list; Tetris Attack isn't here because it was released as Panel de Pon on 27 Oct 1995 in Japan, well before SMRPG.
 9 Mar 1996 Super Mario RPG (for reference)
15 Mar 1996 Chaos Seed (J-only)
21 Mar 1996 Kirby Super Star
22 Mar 1996 DoReMi Fantasy (J-only)
14 May 1996 Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War (J-only)
24 May 1996 Treasure Hunter G (J-only)
19 Jul 1996 Star Ocean (J-only)
 9 Aug 1996 Harvest Moon
29 Sep 1996 Worms (E-only)
23 Nov 1996 Donkey Kong Country 3
 6 Dec 1996 Dragon Quest III (remake J-only)
20 Dec 1996 Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow
15 Jan 1997 Arkanoid: Doh It Again
27 Jan 1997 Gunple: Gunman's Proof (J-only)
27 Mar 1998 Kirby's Dream Land 3 (final SNES game in E region)
24 Apr 1998 Mega Man & Bass (J-only)
24 Apr 1998 Super Famicom Wars (J-only)
23 May 1998 Wrecking Crew '98 (J-only)
 1 Aug 1998 Sutte Hakkun (J-only)
 6 Oct 1998 Frogger (final licensed SNES game, U-only)
 1 Apr 1999 Picross NP (J-only)
25 Jun 1999 Kirby's Star Stacker (remake J-only)
 1 Aug 1999 Columns (remake J-only)
 1 Sep 1999 Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 (J-only)
29 Nov 2000 Metal Slader Glory: Director's Cut (final SFC game, J-only)

There were several unlicensed SNES games released in the 2010s by RetroUSB and Piko Interactive, but they're not counted here.