Super Mario Manga

Walkazo said:
It's helpful. The bloody accents and slang always screw me up (its why WarioWare internet stuff is such a pain to try and translate: so much text, so much Kansai-ben); i.e. in the above translation, I couldn't figure out why he's saying スターなんて - it's emphasis, right? But why use it then?

my interpretation was that it means like "a star or something". as in, he could find a star, or he could find like a fire flower, or he could find a blue shell, and it would all be good
 
I have a question: should we add comic book quotes to the quotes section of the MarioWiki and have a translated version too? Because I've noticed we have translated text from Japanese manuals in Koopalings articles in the wiki so I think it would be fine to add some stuff here into it

....the problem for me is actually typing it down, though ^^;

BTW, I definitely want to scan more. I still have some questions to ask about it such as Stuffwell having some weird animal noses (he was a fox in one part and another he had an elephant nose) and Petey Piranha either being female or a transvestite
 
I think it'd definitely be valuable to have manga quotes on the wiki. Glowsquid and I already did something similar here (List_of_quotes_by_Ashley_and_Red#Miscellaneous) - so the original Japanese (which I can type up no problem: I have the keyboard installed) followed by the translation. If we wanted to be really fancy, we could have the thing where you float the mouse over the kanji and the hiragana are displayed, which is (ideally) done for names already (but because I'm too lazy to find a mainspace example, here's it done on my userpage (User:Walkazo#Useful_Things)).

Shoutmon said:
Walkazo said:
It's helpful. The bloody accents and slang always screw me up (its why WarioWare internet stuff is such a pain to try and translate: so much text, so much Kansai-ben); i.e. in the above translation, I couldn't figure out why he's saying スターなんて - it's emphasis, right? But why use it then?
my interpretation was that it means like "a star or something". as in, he could find a star, or he could find like a fire flower, or he could find a blue shell, and it would all be good
Ah, so it's being used like など then. I'll have to remember that.
 
Yeah I'd love to type the quotes myself but I'm unable to. I guess I'll just continue uploading more scans to the wiki, then.


Rawr.

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what i think happens based on purely images. said:
It provokes the four brothers into attacking each other. When it decides to defeat them by attempting to smash them in Thwomp form, after they are worn out, the four brothers realize they have been tricked and team up against the Tanoomba. After the attack, the Tanoomba cries for forgiveness. It first transforms into a Shroob, which the Mario Bros. disapprove. It then turns into a tree, where the Mario Bros. approve, but Luigi has an allergic reaction to it and sneezes the leaves off the tree.

I should upload the rest but I don't want to clutter the article

BTW, one more thing. You can distinguish Baby Mario and Baby Luigi by looking at the color of their shirts. Baby Luigi has a white one, Baby Mario has a black one. So if you see a hand with a black sleeve poking out, it's Baby Mario.


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Got scans from volume 4 of Super Mario-Kun. One chapter is basically Mario and Yoshi (as a shield) running through a setting from The Legend of Zelda and eventually fighting Agahnim. At the end, they're pursued by F-Zero racers. Bowser even cross-dresses as a fairy. :P

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No, it isn't the first time either, and it won't be the last.

Mario also does it, too from time to time.
 
I have no idea why this isn't localized anywhere else. It's probably the occasional pooping, peeing, or farting, (don't worry, it's not in every page, believe me), and at one point, bleeding, that's preventing it. But I'd pay anything to get my hands on at least some volumes (and I got 4 physical copies 23, 24, 36, and 40). It's a Mario fan's must-have due to the large references and accuracy of the references.