post any random Mario thought on your mind

Well, in my headcanon, Mario and Luigi adopt their baby selves as their kids, as weird as that sounds. Make of what you will.
 
Mcmadness said:
I wonder how folks would react if the next Mario Kart revealed Baby Bowser as a playable character and not Bowser jr?
It's evident that the next Mario Kart will have both Bowser Jr. (Yoshiweight) AND Baby Bowser (Babyweight) because you cannot stop the babies from coming.

Striker Mario said:
Turd throwing between Koopalings zealots and Bowser Jr. fan idiots while most Bowser Jr. fans would sit and weep and curse Nintendo for being so goddang confusing between two completely different characters.
If I like the Koopalings, Bowser Jr. and Baby Bowser should I start launching turds at myself? May I dodge them at least?
 
Mister Wu said:
It's evident that the next Mario Kart will have both Bowser Jr. (Yoshiweight) AND Baby Bowser (Babyweight) because you cannot stop the babies from coming.

And they need to come in more games than simply Mario Kart

(seriously when's baby luigi going to appear playable in another mario series like tennis or party?)
 
Even though I see the Super Mario Sunshine boxart a lot of times, I only realised today that there is text around the circle when I looked at the "Grand Dad Sunshine" version of the screenshot.

Different territories reveal different parts of the words, and if you compare them all, you will get:
- "Mario Has More Moves Than Ever"
- "You'll Have To Master Them All"
- "Sprinkle/Spray Water In The Sunshine"

Amusingly, this is also used in the Japanese version, as if English is the universal language in the Mario universe (really, every character speaks English even in other territories). Judging from the lack of mention in the MarioWiki, I am assuming that this is obscure?

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Thanks for reading.
 
Billy The Kitten said:
I always thought that if Mario and Luigi ever had kids they'd look awfully similar to Baby Mario and Baby Luigi.

Sometimes I think that if Mario and Peach ever did get married, they would have a daughter. Maria would probably be the name of their child, and while she may resemble Peach in appearance, she would also inherit Mario's abilities; in a way, Maria would be Bowser Jr.'s future rival.
 
winstein said:
Even though I see the Super Mario Sunshine boxart a lot of times, I only realised today that there is text around the circle when I looked at the "Grand Dad Sunshine" version of the screenshot.

Different territories reveal different parts of the words, and if you compare them all, you will get:
- "Mario Has More Moves Than Ever"
- "You'll Have To Master Them All"
- "Sprinkle/Spray Water In The Sunshine"

Amusingly, this is also used in the Japanese version, as if English is the universal language in the Mario universe (really, every character speaks English even in other territories). Judging from the lack of mention in the MarioWiki, I am assuming that this is obscure?

Honestly, I'd seen the text too before you mentioned it, but never noticed it was different in other territories.

Also, yeah, the Japanese made a game series about an Italian plumber who speaks English. Sounds pretty way out of league for them. Though I'm not surprised at how universal English is, a lot of Japanese words come from English (like they say something like "Sutaraiku", like "Strike!" when they get a good bowling result, "buraza" is "brother", "suupa" is "Super" and so on)
 
It's also not uncommon for Japanese things to have gratuitous uses of english in them.

Like if you ever watch an anime and folks randomly shout something in english.
 
If you watch any sports anime, most of the terms they use will just be the English words morphed to fit Japanese. A lot of people in Japan have some basic understanding of English, which also carries over to its media.
 
In 2009, SEGA finally revealed the ultimate truth on Mario & Luigi that nintendo always hid from us (at 1:16 because embedding doesn't work):
(no, really, it's just a beautiful way of summarizing the Babies' story in Yoshi's Island with an oxymore)