post any random Mario thought on your mind

I prefer Super Mario Land 1's main theme. I want to see *that* being reused. If Kirby can reuse songs from multiple past games, I don't see what's stopping Mayrop.
 
ThatGuy62 said:
Well, King Boo is the Master of Illusion according to Dark Moon.
Given that the game has been trying to make it look like Bowz was the true villain, it was pretty much a fake-out.

I wouldn't say that. The game was pretty much showing King Boo to be the big boss man in charge and the only foreshadowing we get to the Bowz is that bit with the fortune teller lady.

Who then starts to say some junk about about King Boo "reviving Bowser" which is just, what?

Are they trying to say that Bowser is dead? Like truly dead? Because the idea of that to me is absurd.
 
Excuse me, waiter, may I ask you bring me the chef?

There's lore in my Mario soup.
 
That's less lore and more contrivance and nonsense.

Which is Mario's usual MO so, yeah.
 
Mario killed Bowser, King Booze is just trying to avenge him; you're just not going to accept that, pal.



My random thought would be, what exactly is preventing Mario from capturing himself?
 
Sometimes I wonder if Super Paper Mario was the direct catalyst for Nintendo becoming super hands-on and strict with characters choices and art style in Mario spin off games
 
I don't think Super Paper Mario did THAT badly, did it? I thought Sticker Star was just an experimental reboot and Color Splash was maybe a continuation of it?
 
If it is, that makes me sad because the emphasis it put on moving away from the usual done-to-death Mario stuff is part of why I love it so much.

But it is the best selling Paper Mario so I don't see how it would be.
 
Fawfulthegreat64 said:
If it is, that makes me sad because the emphasis it put on moving away from the usual done-to-death Mario stuff is part of why I love it so much.

But it is the best selling Paper Mario so I don't see how it would be.

It's the best selling because it came out during the wii's opening days. It's in spite of the game that it sold well, not because of it.

Glowsquid said:
Sometimes I wonder if Super Paper Mario was the direct catalyst for Nintendo becoming super hands-on and strict with characters choices and art style in Mario spin off games

I am absolutely positive that's the reason. At least for that series.