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* After the FinalBoss, Bowser's arena collapses, sending him, Mario and Peach falling to a lower area, and Bowser is effectively knocked out cold, his hat having fallen off. Princess Peach wonders what you're going to do. Mario's answer? He throws his cap onto Bowser's head. For the first time in a mainstream Mario game, '''''you are playing as Bowser himself!'''''
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* After the FinalBoss, Bowser's arena collapses, sending him, Mario and Peach falling to a lower area, and Bowser is effectively knocked out cold, his hat having fallen off. Princess Peach wonders what you're going to do. Mario's answer? He throws his cap onto Bowser's head. For the first time in a mainstream Mario game, '''''you are playing as Bowser himself!'''''himself!''''' And that's ''before'' [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic "Break Free (Lead the Way)"]] kicks in at the final stretch!
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* Before, Mario could ride a dinosaur. Now, he can ''be a Tyrannosaurus rex''. And as it turns out, [[spoiler:[[BreadEggsBreadedEggs he can be the aforementioned dinosaur]], too, once he returns to the Mushroom Kingdom]].
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* Before, Mario could ride a dinosaur. Now, he can ''be a Tyrannosaurus rex''. And as it turns out, [[spoiler:[[BreadEggsBreadedEggs [[BreadEggsBreadedEggs he can be the aforementioned dinosaur]], too, once he returns to the Mushroom Kingdom]].Kingdom.
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** When you finally get to hear the song in the actual game. [[spoiler:In the final mission in New Donk City, everyone's partying, a great big festival is happening and off in the distance is Pauline and her band kicking the party into full swing as she sings "Jump Up, Super Star." But that's not all -- they've literally rolled out the red carpet for Mario as he goes down an 8-bit pipe and goes from building to building in a 2D level run in a glorious ''VideoGame/DonkeyKong'' throwback, all while everyone in the city cheers him on.]]
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** When you finally get to hear the song in the actual game. [[spoiler:In In the final mission in New Donk City, everyone's partying, a great big festival is happening and off in the distance is Pauline and her band kicking the party into full swing as she sings "Jump Up, Super Star." But that's not all -- they've literally rolled out the red carpet for Mario as he goes down an 8-bit pipe and goes from building to building in a 2D level run in a glorious ''VideoGame/DonkeyKong'' throwback, all while everyone in the city cheers him on.]]
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* Mario defeating the [[spoiler:Lord of Lightning, the gigantic dragon who presides over Crumbleden and looks like it came straight out of an ''Elder Scrolls'' title. Just goes to show that cartoonish appearance has nothing to do with it; Mario can triumph over any obstacle no matter how physically imposing.]]
** The very fact that Bowser [[spoiler:managed to find, and tame, a giant dragon that rivals freaking '''[[Literature/TheHobbit SMAUG]]''' in awesome factor, and uses him as a frontline bodyguard against Mario]]. Say what you will about the Koopa King, but this, combined with getting only the best of accouterments for the wedding, shows that Bowser would go above and beyond for Peach's hand.
* When Mario and Cappy [[spoiler:finally catch up to Bowser mid-game, en route to New Donk City, [[ThrowingDownTheGauntlet Mario and Bowser have a staredown before mutually pulling off to the side at the Cloud Kingdom's Sky Arena to go at it]], all in an intense scene that oozes a badass feel of "let's take this outside".]]
* And at the end of the game, [[spoiler:the setup to the final battle is just as epic. You reach the wedding hall to see the doors to the hall itself closed, and when you open them, Mario and Cappy stand proudly as they give a badass and determined DeathGlare towards Bowser. Then the camera dramatically zooms in on Bowser and Peach; the latter and Tiara look relieved to see their heroes arrive, while Bowser glares back in a half-angry, half-just-as-determined to end it. And then the "guests" Bowser abducted for the wedding all cheer you on as you approach Bowser.]]
* Bowser's actually pretty clever in how he decides to go about things this time around. [[spoiler:Namely, Mario ''never actually stops him'' from raiding the kingdoms along the adventure to get what he's looking for, only showing up in time to chase him and the Broodals out from causing any more harm, and putting the kingdoms back in order...which, in turn, only keeps him two steps behind Bowser the entire way. Mario manages to corner the Koopa King before the finale a grand total of ''twice'', after which Bowser learns from his mistakes and employs his cannons, and later a gigantic dragon, to sink the Odyssey when Mario's gaining ground on him. Even in the end, while Peach rejected both of them, Bowser ''also'' did manage to ruin Mario's proposal to Peach - which means that in the end, Mario ''didn't ultimately win'' as much as it was a tie. Bowser may have lost Peach again, but in a sense, "defeated" Mario by rejecting him a true victory over him.]]
* After the FinalBoss, [[spoiler:Bowser's arena collapses, sending him, Mario and Peach falling to a lower area, and Bowser is effectively knocked out cold, his hat having fallen off. Princess Peach wonders what you're going to do. Mario's answer? He throws his cap onto Bowser's head. For the first time in a mainstream Mario game, '''''you are playing as Bowser himself!''''']]
* Peach's near-perpetual status as a DamselInDistress in the mainstream Mario games has bothered some gamers, as other titles in the series (including the ''Paper Mario'' games and even [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach her own adventure]]) have made her into something of an ActionGirl who's more proactive than passive. [[spoiler:That's what makes her ending so incredible. After saving her, Mario looks as though he's going to propose himself after all these years. Then Bowser wakes up and, seeing what's about to happen, tries to pop the question before Mario can. The two men (well, man and Koopa) start shoving flowers in her face and demanding she choose. And what does the proper, demure, often-"girly" Princess Peach do? ''She pulls a ScrewThisImOuttaHere on them.'' That's right: Peach, the original video game princess, subverts the AndNowYouMustMarryMe trope: she just up and marches away, leaving the two stunned, and even starts revving up the Odyssey. It's such an amazing reaction to over thirty years of being kidnapped that you can't help but cheer for her.]] It does turn into a bit of a TearJerker however when [[spoiler:Mario and Bowser start crying over it... ]] She does however [[spoiler:Call out to them telling them both "Let's go home!"]]
* [[spoiler:After the finale, Mario returns home with Cappy in tow... only to find out that Peach has gone missing. Except she hasn't been abducted this time around--she and Tiara packed up and decided to take their own adventure around the world like Mario and Cappy did! Some of the places Peach and Tiara visit look so precarious, that maybe Peach learned to Capture and Warp in order to reach them.]]
** The very fact that Bowser [[spoiler:managed to find, and tame, a giant dragon that rivals freaking '''[[Literature/TheHobbit SMAUG]]''' in awesome factor, and uses him as a frontline bodyguard against Mario]]. Say what you will about the Koopa King, but this, combined with getting only the best of accouterments for the wedding, shows that Bowser would go above and beyond for Peach's hand.
* When Mario and Cappy [[spoiler:finally catch up to Bowser mid-game, en route to New Donk City, [[ThrowingDownTheGauntlet Mario and Bowser have a staredown before mutually pulling off to the side at the Cloud Kingdom's Sky Arena to go at it]], all in an intense scene that oozes a badass feel of "let's take this outside".]]
* And at the end of the game, [[spoiler:the setup to the final battle is just as epic. You reach the wedding hall to see the doors to the hall itself closed, and when you open them, Mario and Cappy stand proudly as they give a badass and determined DeathGlare towards Bowser. Then the camera dramatically zooms in on Bowser and Peach; the latter and Tiara look relieved to see their heroes arrive, while Bowser glares back in a half-angry, half-just-as-determined to end it. And then the "guests" Bowser abducted for the wedding all cheer you on as you approach Bowser.]]
* Bowser's actually pretty clever in how he decides to go about things this time around. [[spoiler:Namely, Mario ''never actually stops him'' from raiding the kingdoms along the adventure to get what he's looking for, only showing up in time to chase him and the Broodals out from causing any more harm, and putting the kingdoms back in order...which, in turn, only keeps him two steps behind Bowser the entire way. Mario manages to corner the Koopa King before the finale a grand total of ''twice'', after which Bowser learns from his mistakes and employs his cannons, and later a gigantic dragon, to sink the Odyssey when Mario's gaining ground on him. Even in the end, while Peach rejected both of them, Bowser ''also'' did manage to ruin Mario's proposal to Peach - which means that in the end, Mario ''didn't ultimately win'' as much as it was a tie. Bowser may have lost Peach again, but in a sense, "defeated" Mario by rejecting him a true victory over him.]]
* After the FinalBoss, [[spoiler:Bowser's arena collapses, sending him, Mario and Peach falling to a lower area, and Bowser is effectively knocked out cold, his hat having fallen off. Princess Peach wonders what you're going to do. Mario's answer? He throws his cap onto Bowser's head. For the first time in a mainstream Mario game, '''''you are playing as Bowser himself!''''']]
* Peach's near-perpetual status as a DamselInDistress in the mainstream Mario games has bothered some gamers, as other titles in the series (including the ''Paper Mario'' games and even [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach her own adventure]]) have made her into something of an ActionGirl who's more proactive than passive. [[spoiler:That's what makes her ending so incredible. After saving her, Mario looks as though he's going to propose himself after all these years. Then Bowser wakes up and, seeing what's about to happen, tries to pop the question before Mario can. The two men (well, man and Koopa) start shoving flowers in her face and demanding she choose. And what does the proper, demure, often-"girly" Princess Peach do? ''She pulls a ScrewThisImOuttaHere on them.'' That's right: Peach, the original video game princess, subverts the AndNowYouMustMarryMe trope: she just up and marches away, leaving the two stunned, and even starts revving up the Odyssey. It's such an amazing reaction to over thirty years of being kidnapped that you can't help but cheer for her.]] It does turn into a bit of a TearJerker however when [[spoiler:Mario and Bowser start crying over it... ]] She does however [[spoiler:Call out to them telling them both "Let's go home!"]]
* [[spoiler:After the finale, Mario returns home with Cappy in tow... only to find out that Peach has gone missing. Except she hasn't been abducted this time around--she and Tiara packed up and decided to take their own adventure around the world like Mario and Cappy did! Some of the places Peach and Tiara visit look so precarious, that maybe Peach learned to Capture and Warp in order to reach them.]]
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* Mario defeating the [[spoiler:Lord Lord of Lightning, the gigantic dragon who presides over Crumbleden and looks like it came straight out of an ''Elder Scrolls'' title. Just goes to show that cartoonish appearance has nothing to do with it; Mario can triumph over any obstacle no matter how physically imposing.]]
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** The very fact that Bowser[[spoiler:managed managed to find, and tame, a giant dragon that rivals freaking '''[[Literature/TheHobbit SMAUG]]''' in awesome factor, and uses him as a frontline bodyguard against Mario]].Mario. Say what you will about the Koopa King, but this, combined with getting only the best of accouterments for the wedding, shows that Bowser would go above and beyond for Peach's hand.
* When Mario and Cappy[[spoiler:finally finally catch up to Bowser mid-game, en route to New Donk City, [[ThrowingDownTheGauntlet Mario and Bowser have a staredown before mutually pulling off to the side at the Cloud Kingdom's Sky Arena to go at it]], all in an intense scene that oozes a badass feel of "let's take this outside".]]
outside".
* And at the end of the game,[[spoiler:the the setup to the final battle is just as epic. You reach the wedding hall to see the doors to the hall itself closed, and when you open them, Mario and Cappy stand proudly as they give a badass and determined DeathGlare towards Bowser. Then the camera dramatically zooms in on Bowser and Peach; the latter and Tiara look relieved to see their heroes arrive, while Bowser glares back in a half-angry, half-just-as-determined to end it. And then the "guests" Bowser abducted for the wedding all cheer you on as you approach Bowser.]]
Bowser.
* Bowser's actually pretty clever in how he decides to go about things this time around.[[spoiler:Namely, Namely, Mario ''never actually stops him'' from raiding the kingdoms along the adventure to get what he's looking for, only showing up in time to chase him and the Broodals out from causing any more harm, and putting the kingdoms back in order...which, in turn, only keeps him two steps behind Bowser the entire way. Mario manages to corner the Koopa King before the finale a grand total of ''twice'', after which Bowser learns from his mistakes and employs his cannons, and later a gigantic dragon, to sink the Odyssey when Mario's gaining ground on him. Even in the end, while Peach rejected both of them, Bowser ''also'' did manage to ruin Mario's proposal to Peach - which means that in the end, Mario ''didn't ultimately win'' as much as it was a tie. Bowser may have lost Peach again, but in a sense, "defeated" Mario by rejecting him a true victory over him.]]
him.
* After the FinalBoss,[[spoiler:Bowser's Bowser's arena collapses, sending him, Mario and Peach falling to a lower area, and Bowser is effectively knocked out cold, his hat having fallen off. Princess Peach wonders what you're going to do. Mario's answer? He throws his cap onto Bowser's head. For the first time in a mainstream Mario game, '''''you are playing as Bowser himself!''''']]
himself!'''''
* Peach's near-perpetual status as a DamselInDistress in the mainstream Mario games has bothered some gamers, as other titles in the series (including the ''Paper Mario'' games and even [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach her own adventure]]) have made her into something of an ActionGirl who's more proactive than passive.[[spoiler:That's That's what makes her ending so incredible. After saving her, Mario looks as though he's going to propose himself after all these years. Then Bowser wakes up and, seeing what's about to happen, tries to pop the question before Mario can. The two men (well, man and Koopa) start shoving flowers in her face and demanding she choose. And what does the proper, demure, often-"girly" Princess Peach do? ''She pulls a ScrewThisImOuttaHere on them.'' That's right: Peach, the original video game princess, subverts the AndNowYouMustMarryMe trope: she just up and marches away, leaving the two stunned, and even starts revving up the Odyssey. It's such an amazing reaction to over thirty years of being kidnapped that you can't help but cheer for her.]] It does turn into a bit of a TearJerker however when [[spoiler:Mario Mario and Bowser start crying over it... ]] She does however [[spoiler:Call Call out to them telling them both "Let's go home!"]]
home!"
*[[spoiler:After After the finale, Mario returns home with Cappy in tow... only to find out that Peach has gone missing. Except she hasn't been abducted this time around--she and Tiara packed up and decided to take their own adventure around the world like Mario and Cappy did! Some of the places Peach and Tiara visit look so precarious, that maybe Peach learned to Capture and Warp in order to reach them.]]
** The very fact that Bowser
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* And at the end of the game,
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* After the FinalBoss,
* Peach's near-perpetual status as a DamselInDistress in the mainstream Mario games has bothered some gamers, as other titles in the series (including the ''Paper Mario'' games and even [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach her own adventure]]) have made her into something of an ActionGirl who's more proactive than passive.
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** Using a Pokio to swing across wooden pendulums, potentially the trickiest part in the entire level, even ''after'' realizing [[spoiler:you can hook into the rock face]]!
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** And the last obstacle: [[spoiler:a romp through the last stretch as Bowser, clawing through rolling boulders and giant stone blocks, showing some true strategy in your former EleventhHourSuperpower as you reach the end]].
** Finally, after all is said and done, [[spoiler:you get to take control of a Spark Pylon and go across a set of wires that spells [[RecurringElement "THANK YOU"]] before going to the final area. You take control of a frog once again and use it to scale a structure that greatly resembles New Donk City Hall, before exiting the Frog and climbing the tall spire to the top to get your last Multi-Moon: "Long Journey's End". All the while, [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments Cappy reminisces about the time you spent on this adventure]]...]]
---> [[spoiler:"We've come a long way, you and me...\\
** Finally, after all is said and done, [[spoiler:you get to take control of a Spark Pylon and go across a set of wires that spells [[RecurringElement "THANK YOU"]] before going to the final area. You take control of a frog once again and use it to scale a structure that greatly resembles New Donk City Hall, before exiting the Frog and climbing the tall spire to the top to get your last Multi-Moon: "Long Journey's End". All the while, [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments Cappy reminisces about the time you spent on this adventure]]...]]
---> [[spoiler:"We've come a long way, you and me...\\
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** And the last obstacle: [[spoiler:a a romp through the last stretch as Bowser, clawing through rolling boulders and giant stone blocks, showing some true strategy in your former EleventhHourSuperpower as you reach the end]].
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** Finally, after all is said and done,[[spoiler:you you get to take control of a Spark Pylon and go across a set of wires that spells [[RecurringElement "THANK YOU"]] before going to the final area. You take control of a frog once again and use it to scale a structure that greatly resembles New Donk City Hall, before exiting the Frog and climbing the tall spire to the top to get your last Multi-Moon: "Long Journey's End". All the while, [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments Cappy reminisces about the time you spent on this adventure]]...]]
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--->[[spoiler:"We've "We've come a long way, you and me...\\
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Thank you, Mario. It's been an honor walking a mile on your head."]]
** All this culminates in a near-perfect finale; the stage is set, the challenge is genuine, every skill you've learned is tested, everyone is counting on you, and the truest end is in sight. You've made it this far; you've seen and done so much, and now it's time for it all to come to a close. This really does feel like the game's way of saying "thanks for sticking around until the end". And what better way to show you've won, than to hear all those formerly cheering you on, now ''congratulating'' your success? You know, assuming [[spoiler:you took off your newly earned invisibility cap after the level's over]].
** All this culminates in a near-perfect finale; the stage is set, the challenge is genuine, every skill you've learned is tested, everyone is counting on you, and the truest end is in sight. You've made it this far; you've seen and done so much, and now it's time for it all to come to a close. This really does feel like the game's way of saying "thanks for sticking around until the end". And what better way to show you've won, than to hear all those formerly cheering you on, now ''congratulating'' your success? You know, assuming [[spoiler:you took off your newly earned invisibility cap after the level's over]].
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Thank you, Mario. It's been an honor walking a mile on your head."]]
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** All this culminates in a near-perfect finale; the stage is set, the challenge is genuine, every skill you've learned is tested, everyone is counting on you, and the truest end is in sight. You've made it this far; you've seen and done so much, and now it's time for it all to come to a close. This really does feel like the game's way of saying "thanks for sticking around until the end". And what better way to show you've won, than to hear all those formerly cheering you on, now ''congratulating'' your success? You know, assuming[[spoiler:you you took off your newly earned invisibility cap after the level's over]].over.
** All this culminates in a near-perfect finale; the stage is set, the challenge is genuine, every skill you've learned is tested, everyone is counting on you, and the truest end is in sight. You've made it this far; you've seen and done so much, and now it's time for it all to come to a close. This really does feel like the game's way of saying "thanks for sticking around until the end". And what better way to show you've won, than to hear all those formerly cheering you on, now ''congratulating'' your success? You know, assuming
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* Mario's absolutely insane movement range in this game deserves some serious praise. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLl7lbbpjig As this video goes into]], it's possible to go through the entire game and get nearly every moon without needing to capture creatures for the moons like you're intended to. It's so good, some have even managed to beat [[spoiler:[=RoboBrood=] [[https://youtu.be/W3ZeBhFGGio?t=1h1m58s without needing to capture a Pokio like intended]].]]
** Speaking of Mario’s movement, it is insane enough that some players have done no jump speedruns. [[spoiler: [[https://www.speedrun.com/smoce#Jumpless]]]]
** Speaking of Mario’s movement, it is insane enough that some players have done no jump speedruns. [[spoiler: [[https://www.speedrun.com/smoce#Jumpless]]]]
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* Mario's absolutely insane movement range in this game deserves some serious praise. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLl7lbbpjig As this video goes into]], it's possible to go through the entire game and get nearly every moon without needing to capture creatures for the moons like you're intended to. It's so good, some have even managed to beat [[spoiler:[=RoboBrood=] [=RoboBrood=] [[https://youtu.be/W3ZeBhFGGio?t=1h1m58s without needing to capture a Pokio like intended]].]]
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** Speaking of Mario’s movement, it is insane enough that some players have done no jump speedruns.[[spoiler: [[https://www.speedrun.com/smoce#Jumpless]]]]com/smoce#Jumpless]]
** Speaking of Mario’s movement, it is insane enough that some players have done no jump speedruns.
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* Pauline went from being the original DamselInDistress to mayor of New Donk City and the lead singer of a band. She even provides the vocals for [[AwesomeMusic "Jump Up, Super Star!"]]. In the actual level where the song takes place, hang around Pauline before talking to her and you can see her dancing to the music with several moves. One of her dance moves mimics her 2 frame animation used in ''VideoGame/DonkeyKong''.
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* Pauline went from being the original DamselInDistress to mayor of New Donk City and the lead singer of a band. She even provides the vocals for [[AwesomeMusic [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic "Jump Up, Super Star!"]]. In the actual level where the song takes place, hang around Pauline before talking to her and you can see her dancing to the music with several moves. One of her dance moves mimics her 2 frame animation used in ''VideoGame/DonkeyKong''.
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* Peach's near-perpetual status as a DamselInDistress in the mainstream Mario games has bothered some gamers, as other titles in the series (including the ''Paper Mario'' games and even [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach her own adventure]]) have made her into something of an ActionGirl who's more proactive than passive. [[spoiler:That's what makes her ending so incredible. After saving her, Mario looks as though he's going to propose himself after all these years. Then Bowser wakes up and, seeing what's about to happen, tries to pop the question before Mario can. The two men (well, man and Koopa) start shoving flowers in her face and demanding she choose. And what does the proper, demure, often-"girly" Princess Peach do? ''She pulls a ScrewThisImOuttaHere on them.'' That's right: Peach, the original video game princess, subverts the AndNowYouMustMarryMe trope: she just up and marches away, leaving the two stunned, and even starts revving up the Odyssey. It's such an amazing reaction to over thirty years of being kidnapped that you can't help but cheer for her.]] It does turn into a bit of a TearJerker however when [[spoiler:Mario and Bowser start crying over it... ]] She does however [[spoiler:Call out to them telling them both "Let's go home]]
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* Peach's near-perpetual status as a DamselInDistress in the mainstream Mario games has bothered some gamers, as other titles in the series (including the ''Paper Mario'' games and even [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach her own adventure]]) have made her into something of an ActionGirl who's more proactive than passive. [[spoiler:That's what makes her ending so incredible. After saving her, Mario looks as though he's going to propose himself after all these years. Then Bowser wakes up and, seeing what's about to happen, tries to pop the question before Mario can. The two men (well, man and Koopa) start shoving flowers in her face and demanding she choose. And what does the proper, demure, often-"girly" Princess Peach do? ''She pulls a ScrewThisImOuttaHere on them.'' That's right: Peach, the original video game princess, subverts the AndNowYouMustMarryMe trope: she just up and marches away, leaving the two stunned, and even starts revving up the Odyssey. It's such an amazing reaction to over thirty years of being kidnapped that you can't help but cheer for her.]] It does turn into a bit of a TearJerker however when [[spoiler:Mario and Bowser start crying over it... ]] She does however [[spoiler:Call out to them telling them both "Let's go home]]home!"]]
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* Peach's near-perpetual status as a DamselInDistress in the mainstream Mario games has bothered some gamers, as other titles in the series (including the ''Paper Mario'' games and even [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach her own adventure]]) have made her into something of an ActionGirl who's more proactive than passive. [[spoiler: That's what makes her ending so incredible. After saving her, Mario looks as though he's going to propose himself after all these years. Then Bowser wakes up and, seeing what's about to happen, tries to pop the question before Mario can. The two men (well, man and Koopa) start shoving flowers in her face and demanding she choose. And what does the proper, demure, often-"girly" Princess Peach do? ''She pulls a ScrewThisImOuttaHere on them.'' That's right: Peach, the original video game princess, subverts the AndNowYouMustMarryMe trope: she just up and marches away, leaving the two stunned, and even starts revving up the Odyssey. It's such an amazing reaction to over thirty years of being kidnapped that you can't help but cheer for her.]] It does turn into a bit of a TearJerker however when [[spoiler: Mario and Bowser start crying over it... ]] She does however [[spoiler: Call out to them telling them both "Let's go home]]
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* Peach's near-perpetual status as a DamselInDistress in the mainstream Mario games has bothered some gamers, as other titles in the series (including the ''Paper Mario'' games and even [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach her own adventure]]) have made her into something of an ActionGirl who's more proactive than passive. [[spoiler: That's [[spoiler:That's what makes her ending so incredible. After saving her, Mario looks as though he's going to propose himself after all these years. Then Bowser wakes up and, seeing what's about to happen, tries to pop the question before Mario can. The two men (well, man and Koopa) start shoving flowers in her face and demanding she choose. And what does the proper, demure, often-"girly" Princess Peach do? ''She pulls a ScrewThisImOuttaHere on them.'' That's right: Peach, the original video game princess, subverts the AndNowYouMustMarryMe trope: she just up and marches away, leaving the two stunned, and even starts revving up the Odyssey. It's such an amazing reaction to over thirty years of being kidnapped that you can't help but cheer for her.]] It does turn into a bit of a TearJerker however when [[spoiler: Mario [[spoiler:Mario and Bowser start crying over it... ]] She does however [[spoiler: Call [[spoiler:Call out to them telling them both "Let's go home]]
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* Peach's near-perpetual status as a DamselInDistress in the mainstream Mario games has bothered some gamers, as other titles in the series (including the ''Paper Mario'' games and even [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach her own adventure]]) have made her into something of an ActionGirl who's more proactive than passive. [[spoiler: That's what makes her ending so incredible. After saving her, Mario looks as though he's going to propose himself after all these years. Then Bowser wakes up and, seeing what's about to happen, tries to pop the question before Mario can. The two men (well, man and Koopa) start shoving flowers in her face and demanding she choose. And what does the proper, demure, often-"girly" Princess Peach do? ''She pulls a ScrewThisImOuttaHere on them.'' That's right: Peach, the original video game princess, subverts the AndNowYouMustMarryMe trope: she just up and marches away, leaving the two stunned, and even starts revving up the Odyssey. It's such an amazing reaction to over thirty years of being kidnapped that you can't help but cheer for her.]] It does turn into a bit of a TearJerker however when [[spoiler: Mario and Bowser start crying over it...]]
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* Peach's near-perpetual status as a DamselInDistress in the mainstream Mario games has bothered some gamers, as other titles in the series (including the ''Paper Mario'' games and even [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach her own adventure]]) have made her into something of an ActionGirl who's more proactive than passive. [[spoiler: That's what makes her ending so incredible. After saving her, Mario looks as though he's going to propose himself after all these years. Then Bowser wakes up and, seeing what's about to happen, tries to pop the question before Mario can. The two men (well, man and Koopa) start shoving flowers in her face and demanding she choose. And what does the proper, demure, often-"girly" Princess Peach do? ''She pulls a ScrewThisImOuttaHere on them.'' That's right: Peach, the original video game princess, subverts the AndNowYouMustMarryMe trope: she just up and marches away, leaving the two stunned, and even starts revving up the Odyssey. It's such an amazing reaction to over thirty years of being kidnapped that you can't help but cheer for her.]] It does turn into a bit of a TearJerker however when [[spoiler: Mario and Bowser start crying over it...]] ]] She does however [[spoiler: Call out to them telling them both "Let's go home]]
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* [[spoiler:After the finale, Mario returns home with Cappy in tow... only to find out that Peach has gone missing. Except she hasn't been abducted this time around--she and Tiara packed up and decided to take their own adventure around the world like Mario and Cappy did!]]
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* [[spoiler:After the finale, Mario returns home with Cappy in tow... only to find out that Peach has gone missing. Except she hasn't been abducted this time around--she and Tiara packed up and decided to take their own adventure around the world like Mario and Cappy did!]]did! Some of the places Peach and Tiara visit look so precarious, that maybe Peach learned to Capture and Warp in order to reach them.]]
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4xW9aCg2zY A commercial]] for the game fully embraces the upbeat Broadway-esque style of "Jump Up, Super Star!" by having Mario and a crowd of dancers do a dance number set to the song.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4xW9aCg2zY A commercial]] for the game fully embraces the upbeat Broadway-esque style of "Jump Up, Super Star!" by having Mario and a crowd of dancers do a dance number set to the song. It also feels just like a Super Bowl commercial, right down to the production values.
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* Bowser's actually pretty clever in how he decides to go about things this time around. [[spoiler:Namely, Mario ''never actually stops him'' from raiding the kingdoms along the adventure to get what he's looking for, only showing up in time to chase him and the Broodals out from causing any more harm, and putting the kingdoms back in order...which, in turn, only keeps him two steps behind Bowser the entire way. Mario manages to corner the Koopa King before the finale a grand total of ''twice'', after which Bowser learns from his mistakes and employs his cannons, and later a gigantic dragon, to sink the Odyssey when Mario's gaining ground on him. Even in the end, while Peach rejected both of them, Bowser ''also'' did manage to ruin Mario's proposal to Peach - which means that in the end, Mario ''didn't ultimately win'' as much as it was a tie. ''Bowser came '''that''' close to victory.'']]
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* Bowser's actually pretty clever in how he decides to go about things this time around. [[spoiler:Namely, Mario ''never actually stops him'' from raiding the kingdoms along the adventure to get what he's looking for, only showing up in time to chase him and the Broodals out from causing any more harm, and putting the kingdoms back in order...which, in turn, only keeps him two steps behind Bowser the entire way. Mario manages to corner the Koopa King before the finale a grand total of ''twice'', after which Bowser learns from his mistakes and employs his cannons, and later a gigantic dragon, to sink the Odyssey when Mario's gaining ground on him. Even in the end, while Peach rejected both of them, Bowser ''also'' did manage to ruin Mario's proposal to Peach - which means that in the end, Mario ''didn't ultimately win'' as much as it was a tie. ''Bowser came '''that''' close to victory.'']]Bowser may have lost Peach again, but in a sense, "defeated" Mario by rejecting him a true victory over him.]]
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* Bowser's actually pretty clever in how he decides to go about things this time around. [[spoiler:Namely, Mario ''never actually stops him'' from raiding the kingdoms along the adventure to get what he's looking for, only showing up in time to chase him and the Broodals out from causing any more harm, and putting the kingdoms back in order...which, in turn, only keeps him two steps behind Bowser the entire way. Mario manages to corner the Koopa King before the finale a grand total of ''twice'', after which Bowser learns from his mistakes and employs his cannons, and later a gigantic dragon, to sink the Odyssey when Mario's gaining ground on him.]]
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* Bowser's actually pretty clever in how he decides to go about things this time around. [[spoiler:Namely, Mario ''never actually stops him'' from raiding the kingdoms along the adventure to get what he's looking for, only showing up in time to chase him and the Broodals out from causing any more harm, and putting the kingdoms back in order...which, in turn, only keeps him two steps behind Bowser the entire way. Mario manages to corner the Koopa King before the finale a grand total of ''twice'', after which Bowser learns from his mistakes and employs his cannons, and later a gigantic dragon, to sink the Odyssey when Mario's gaining ground on him.]] Even in the end, while Peach rejected both of them, Bowser ''also'' did manage to ruin Mario's proposal to Peach - which means that in the end, Mario ''didn't ultimately win'' as much as it was a tie. ''Bowser came '''that''' close to victory.'']]
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** Mario actually getting an onscreen character flaw [[SatelliteCharacter after years of being seen as the ideal hero]] [[AudienceSurrogate for gamers to project themselves onto]] can definitely be seen as this, as well.
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** Mario actually getting an onscreen character flaw [[SatelliteCharacter after years of being seen as the ideal hero]] [[AudienceSurrogate for gamers to project themselves onto]] can definitely be seen as this, as well.
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** [[caption-width-right:200:''Jump up, super star!'']]
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As far as [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Mario]] games go, ''Super Mario Odyssey'' may very well be the most ambitious Mario game yet, with plenty of awesome and memorable moments.
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As far as [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Mario]] games go, ''Super Mario Odyssey'' may very well be the most ambitious Mario game yet, with plenty of awesome and memorable moments.
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As far as [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Mario]] games go, ''Super Mario Odyssey'' may very well be the most ambitious Mario game yet, with plenty of awesome and memorable moments.
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As far as [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Mario]] games go, ''Super Mario Odyssey'' may very well be the most ambitious Mario game yet, with plenty of awesome and memorable moments.
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* Before, Mario could ride a dinosaur. Now, he can ''be a Tyrannosaurus rex''.
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* Before, Mario could ride a dinosaur. Now, he can ''be a Tyrannosaurus rex''. And as it turns out, [[spoiler:[[BreadEggsBreadedEggs he can be the aforementioned dinosaur]], too, once he returns to the Mushroom Kingdom]].
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* The game's Metro Kingdom reveals that Pauline and Mario are still on ''very'' good terms. Not only are they AmicableExes, they're practically best friends, considering how well Pauline treats Mario when he arrives.
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* The game's Metro Kingdom reveals that Pauline and Mario are still on ''very'' good terms. Not only are they AmicableExes, they're practically best friends, LikeBrotherAndSister, considering how well Pauline treats Mario when he arrives.
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* Mario's absolutely insane movement range in this game deserves some serious praise. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLl7lbbpjig As this video goes into]], it's possible to go through the entire game and get nearly every moon without needing to capture creatures for the moons like you're intended to. It's so good, some have even managed to beat [[spoiler:[=RoboBrood=] [[https://youtu.be/W3ZeBhFGGio?t=1h1m58s without needing to capture the bird like intended]].]]
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* Mario's absolutely insane movement range in this game deserves some serious praise. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLl7lbbpjig As this video goes into]], it's possible to go through the entire game and get nearly every moon without needing to capture creatures for the moons like you're intended to. It's so good, some have even managed to beat [[spoiler:[=RoboBrood=] [[https://youtu.be/W3ZeBhFGGio?t=1h1m58s without needing to capture the bird a Pokio like intended]].]]
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* Mario defeating the [[spoiler:Ruined Dragon, the gigantic dragon who presides over Crumbleden and looks like it came straight out of an ''From Software'' or ''Elder Scrolls'' title. Just goes to show that cartoonish appearance has nothing to do with it; Mario can triumph over any obstacle no matter how physically imposing.]]
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* Mario defeating the [[spoiler:Ruined Dragon, [[spoiler:Lord of Lightning, the gigantic dragon who presides over Crumbleden and looks like it came straight out of an ''From Software'' or ''Elder Scrolls'' title. Just goes to show that cartoonish appearance has nothing to do with it; Mario can triumph over any obstacle no matter how physically imposing.]]
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* The game's Metro Kingdom reveals that Pauline and Mario are still on ''very'' good terms. Not only are they AmicableExes, they're practically best friends, considering how well Pauline treats Mario when he arrives.
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* Peach's near-perpetual status as a DamselInDistress in the mainstream Mario games has bothered some gamers, as other titles in the series (including the ''Paper Mario'' games and even [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach her own adventure]]) have made her into something of an ActionGirl who's more proactive than passive. [[spoiler: That's what makes her ending so incredible. After saving her, Mario looks as though he's going to propose himself after all these years. Then Bowser wakes up and, seeing what's about to happen, tries to pop the question before Mario can. The two men (well, man and Koopa) start shoving flowers in her face and demanding she choose. And what does the proper, demure, often-"girly" Princess Peach do? ''She pulls a ScrewThisImOuttaHere on them.'' That's right: Peach, the original video game princess, subverts the AndNowYouMustMarryMe trope: she just up and marches away, leaving the two stunned, and even starts revving up the Odyssey. It's such an amazing reaction to over thirty years of being kidnapped that you can't help but cheer for her.]]
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* Peach's near-perpetual status as a DamselInDistress in the mainstream Mario games has bothered some gamers, as other titles in the series (including the ''Paper Mario'' games and even [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach her own adventure]]) have made her into something of an ActionGirl who's more proactive than passive. [[spoiler: That's what makes her ending so incredible. After saving her, Mario looks as though he's going to propose himself after all these years. Then Bowser wakes up and, seeing what's about to happen, tries to pop the question before Mario can. The two men (well, man and Koopa) start shoving flowers in her face and demanding she choose. And what does the proper, demure, often-"girly" Princess Peach do? ''She pulls a ScrewThisImOuttaHere on them.'' That's right: Peach, the original video game princess, subverts the AndNowYouMustMarryMe trope: she just up and marches away, leaving the two stunned, and even starts revving up the Odyssey. It's such an amazing reaction to over thirty years of being kidnapped that you can't help but cheer for her.]] It does turn into a bit of a TearJerker however when [[spoiler: Mario and Bowser start crying over it...]]
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She says "Let's go home." It's unlikely she was going to just leave Mario stuck on the Moon.
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* Peach's near-perpetual status as a DamselInDistress in the mainstream Mario games has bothered some gamers, as other titles in the series (including the ''Paper Mario'' games and even [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach her own adventure]]) have made her into something of an ActionGirl who's more proactive than passive. [[spoiler: That's what makes her ending so incredible. After saving her, Mario looks as though he's going to propose himself after all these years. Then Bowser wakes up and, seeing what's about to happen, tries to pop the question before Mario can. The two men (well, man and Koopa) start shoving flowers in her face and demanding she choose. And what does the proper, demure, often-"girly" Princess Peach do? ''She pulls a ScrewThisImOuttaHere on them.'' That's right: Peach, the original video game princess, subverts the AndNowYouMustMarryMe trope: she just up and marches away, leaving the two stunned, and even starts revving up the Odyssey to ''leave without Mario.'' It's such an amazing reaction to over thirty years of being kidnapped that you can't help but cheer for her.]]
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* Peach's near-perpetual status as a DamselInDistress in the mainstream Mario games has bothered some gamers, as other titles in the series (including the ''Paper Mario'' games and even [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach her own adventure]]) have made her into something of an ActionGirl who's more proactive than passive. [[spoiler: That's what makes her ending so incredible. After saving her, Mario looks as though he's going to propose himself after all these years. Then Bowser wakes up and, seeing what's about to happen, tries to pop the question before Mario can. The two men (well, man and Koopa) start shoving flowers in her face and demanding she choose. And what does the proper, demure, often-"girly" Princess Peach do? ''She pulls a ScrewThisImOuttaHere on them.'' That's right: Peach, the original video game princess, subverts the AndNowYouMustMarryMe trope: she just up and marches away, leaving the two stunned, and even starts revving up the Odyssey to ''leave without Mario.'' Odyssey. It's such an amazing reaction to over thirty years of being kidnapped that you can't help but cheer for her.]]
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Jump Up, Super Star has nothing to do with Mario turning into a T-Rex, therefore this caption doesn’t work.
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[[caption-width-right:200:''Jump up, super star!]]
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[[caption-width-right:200:[[WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic I'M A MOTHERFUCKING T-REX!]]]]
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** [[spoiler:After the finale, Mario returns home with Cappy in tow... only to find out that Peach has gone missing. Except she hasn't been abducted this time around--she and Tiara packed up and decided to take their own adventure around the world like Mario and Cappy did!]]
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** Starting off with am optional mini-boss that gives you an extra three hit points if you beat it, followed by some nifty platforming across sinking platforms and poles, swinging across bars, and using a Lava Bubble to hop the rest of the way to the cannon to the next area.
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** Starting off with am an optional mini-boss that gives you an extra three hit points if you beat it, followed by some nifty platforming across sinking platforms and poles, swinging across bars, and using a Lava Bubble to hop the rest of the way to the cannon to the next area.
