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--> '''Bob''': I deserve that.
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--> '''Bob''': [[KarmicNod I deserve that.]]
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** He later does it at the prize booth, after Mario and [=SMG4=] realise they both have enough for their desired prize (100,000 tickets), adding three more zeroes to it. [[{{SpannerInTheWorks}} He wasn't counting on Meggy and Tari winning that many tickets, though.]]
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** He later does it at the prize booth, after Mario and [=SMG4=] realise they both have enough for their desired prize (100,000 tickets), adding three more zeroes to it. [[{{SpannerInTheWorks}} He wasn't counting on Meggy and Tari winning that many tickets, though.]]]]
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This episode came first, while the Scam Artist released on the 15th, so this isn't a sequel.
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The carnival has arrived! When Mario and [=SMG4=] arrive they discover that it is run by [[ConMan Bob]], who offers them an "Eggman football" for a large number of tickets - and thus, the duo compete to earn that coveted prize. The sixth episode of the Waluigi Arc... except it's the StealthSequel to the blooper "Mario the Scam Artist", taking place after the events of that episode.
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The carnival has arrived! When Mario and [=SMG4=] arrive they discover that it is run by [[ConMan Bob]], who offers them an "Eggman football" for a large number of tickets - and thus, the duo compete to earn that coveted prize. The sixth episode of the Waluigi Arc... except it's the StealthSequel to the blooper "Mario the Scam Artist", taking place after the events of that episode.
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->Mario and [=SMG4=] go to the carnival! ... but this isn't just any carnival...
The carnival has arrived! When Mario and [=SMG4=] arrive they discover that it is run by [[ConMan Bob]], who offers them an "Eggman football" for a large number of tickets - and thus, the duo compete to earn that coveted prize. The sixth episode of the Waluigi Arc... except it's the StealthSequel to the blooper "Mario the Scam Artist", taking place after the events of that episode.
'''Upload Date:''' 8 Sep 2018
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!!This blooper contains examples of:
* BaitAndSwitch: When it cuts to who's speaking to Mario at the shooting gallery, it cuts to Boopkins, who promptly says that it wasn't him, and points to who it really was: [[{{TheAce}} Meggy]].
--> '''Fishy Boopkins''': [[{{LampshadeHanging}} Oh, that wasn't me.]] You want over there.
* CompressedHair: Bob has this hidden under his hood; he reveals it to Mario and [=SMG4=], but not the viewers. [[{{Hammerspace}} You have to wonder where he puts it.]]
* ContrivedCoincidence: A positive example happens where Bob says that Tari got a rubber duck with the leftover tickets, which more than pleases her.
--> '''Bob''': Oh, there seems to be enough leftover tickets for this contextually convenient rubber duck.
* FireForgedFriends: Meggy and Tari have never met each other before the carnival. They initially start out as rivals, but when Tari shows off her ImprobableAimingSkills and destroys Meggy in the shooting contest, [[{{Squee}} Meggy is amazed.]] They instantly become friends and even team up to win tickets for Mario and [=SMG4=].
* LaserGuidedKarma: This occurs when Bob keeps saying that everyone "shoots like a little bitch" (And, y'know, setting up a whole carnival as a scam), but at the shooting gallery, Mario lands a hit on him by accident, which he [[{{LampshadeHanging}} lampshades]] himself.
--> '''Bob''': I deserve that.
* MovingTheGoalposts: Bob increases the difficulty of the shooting gallery to make it harder to score tickets from it after seeing Meggy and Tari score plenty from it. It fails to keep Tari from profiting off it, though.
** He later does it at the prize booth, after Mario and [=SMG4=] realise they both have enough for their desired prize (100,000 tickets), adding three more zeroes to it. [[{{SpannerInTheWorks}} He wasn't counting on Meggy and Tari winning that many tickets, though.]]
The carnival has arrived! When Mario and [=SMG4=] arrive they discover that it is run by [[ConMan Bob]], who offers them an "Eggman football" for a large number of tickets - and thus, the duo compete to earn that coveted prize. The sixth episode of the Waluigi Arc... except it's the StealthSequel to the blooper "Mario the Scam Artist", taking place after the events of that episode.
'''Upload Date:''' 8 Sep 2018
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!!This blooper contains examples of:
* BaitAndSwitch: When it cuts to who's speaking to Mario at the shooting gallery, it cuts to Boopkins, who promptly says that it wasn't him, and points to who it really was: [[{{TheAce}} Meggy]].
--> '''Fishy Boopkins''': [[{{LampshadeHanging}} Oh, that wasn't me.]] You want over there.
* CompressedHair: Bob has this hidden under his hood; he reveals it to Mario and [=SMG4=], but not the viewers. [[{{Hammerspace}} You have to wonder where he puts it.]]
* ContrivedCoincidence: A positive example happens where Bob says that Tari got a rubber duck with the leftover tickets, which more than pleases her.
--> '''Bob''': Oh, there seems to be enough leftover tickets for this contextually convenient rubber duck.
* FireForgedFriends: Meggy and Tari have never met each other before the carnival. They initially start out as rivals, but when Tari shows off her ImprobableAimingSkills and destroys Meggy in the shooting contest, [[{{Squee}} Meggy is amazed.]] They instantly become friends and even team up to win tickets for Mario and [=SMG4=].
* LaserGuidedKarma: This occurs when Bob keeps saying that everyone "shoots like a little bitch" (And, y'know, setting up a whole carnival as a scam), but at the shooting gallery, Mario lands a hit on him by accident, which he [[{{LampshadeHanging}} lampshades]] himself.
--> '''Bob''': I deserve that.
* MovingTheGoalposts: Bob increases the difficulty of the shooting gallery to make it harder to score tickets from it after seeing Meggy and Tari score plenty from it. It fails to keep Tari from profiting off it, though.
** He later does it at the prize booth, after Mario and [=SMG4=] realise they both have enough for their desired prize (100,000 tickets), adding three more zeroes to it. [[{{SpannerInTheWorks}} He wasn't counting on Meggy and Tari winning that many tickets, though.]]
