History Recap / SMG4MarioGoesToTMobileToUpgradeHisDataPlan

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: [=SMG4=] comes out of the castle to tell Mario to shut up as the latter screams from the power of the mech suit he's using. [=SMG4=] instantly gets fried from the suit's flames.

Mario goes to the T-Mobile phone store to update his phone's data plan to make international calls. Meanwhile, in a bid to outdo Chris and win Employee Of The Month, Swagmaster makes the mistake of selling Mario a military-based phone from which he inadvertently uses to launch a nuke headed towards the Mushroom Kingdom, forcing the plumber to stop the missile and get back home safely in an [[Franchise/IronMan "experimental phone plan"]] suit with limited power.

** The name and premise of the episode are both taken from a skit in "[[Recap/SMG4SMG4ExpandsHisBrain SMG4 🅴🆇🅿🅰🅽🅳🆂 His Brain]]" where ''Luigi'' went to T-Mobile to upgrade his data plan, albeit with Mario instead of Luigi.

* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: Swag advertises his military phone as enabling the user to take over the world, defeat your enemies, and make international calls. The last one is what excites Mario, given that it's the one thing he came in for in the first place.

* CallBack: Swag tries selling Mario a data plan that comes with a free year subscription of Shrek Online, the game Mario and [=SMG3=] were playing in "[[Recap/SMG4VideoEndsWhenEveryoneStopsWatching Video Ends When Everyone Stops Watching]]".

** The grand door on Mars uses the same model as the door to Kingdom Hearts in the first ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts1'' game. On top of that, when Luigi comes to save Mario from the cosmic horror within, the latter is floating supine in the darkness in the exact same manner as that series' protagonists do on the GameOver screen.

** The grand door on Mars uses the same model as the Door to Darkness from ''Franchise/KingdomHearts''. On top of that, when Luigi comes to save Mario from the cosmic horror within, the latter is floating supine in the darkness in the exact same manner as that series' protagonists do on the GameOver screen.

* ShoutOut: The grand door on Mars uses the same model as the Door to Darkness from ''Franchise/KingdomHearts''. On top of that, when Luigi comes to save Mario from the cosmic horror within, the latter is floating supine in the darkness in the exact same manner as that series' protagonists do on the GameOver screen.

* ShaggyDogStory: After an adventure that dooms a planet to be swallowed by darkness, Mario forgot to upgrade his phone plan in the end. Mario can only scream in frustration after Luigi reminds him right at the end.

* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: Swag advertises his military phone as enabling the user to take over the world, defeat your enemies, and make international calls. The last one is what excites Mario.

* AndYouThoughtItWasAGame: Mario plays a tank game on Swag's military phone. SmashCut to an actual Toad village, with the reveal that Mario is actually unknowingly controlling a tank and destroying an innocent village. [[FromBadToWorse Then he presses the nuke button.]]

* LetsGetDangerous: Initially, Swag doesn't care about his job at the phone store. But when Chris taunts him by saying he'll be winning Employee Of The Month, Swag does his darndest to make sure he outdoes Chris.

Mario goes to the T-Mobile phone store to update his phone's data plan to make international calls. Meanwhile, in a bid to outdo Chris and win Employee Of The Month, Swagmaster makes the mistake of selling Mario a military-based phone from which he inadvertantly launches nukes headed towards the Mushroom Kingdom, forcing the plumber to stop the missile and get back home safely in an [[Franchise/IronMan "experimental phone plan"]] suit with limited power.

* OhCrap: Mario ''panics'' when he realizes that he accidentally put everyone's lives in danger by launching nukes thanks to hsi new "phone".