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** In the same episode, VideoGame/{{Cooking Mama}} oversees Mario and Sonic's cooking match.
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** While Sega High hasn't been seen yet, we get brief glimpses of it in "The Comeback." It's here that we see VideoGame/{{Ristar}}, [[VideoGame/SuperMonkeyBall AiAi]], [[VideoGame/NightsIntoDreams NiGHTS]], [[VideoGame/JetSetRadio Beat]], [[VideoGame/BillyHatcherAndTheGiantEgg Billy Hatcher]], and [[VideoGame/EccoTheDolphin Ecco]].
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** "Partners" could be considered the [[WesternAnimation/SuperMarioWorld "Mama Luigi"]] episode, as it revolved around the Mario Bros. looking after a Pokémon Egg, with Luigi fully devoting himself to the role. [[spoiler: The reference only goes deeper when their Pokémon is revealed to be Yoshi, the one Luigi takes care of in the titular episode]].
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*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzweWNl6LVA Foozle has stated]] this is because an illustrator wanted to give Peach a rival, and having Pauline serve as that would give her an interesting dynamic with Peach. He also notes that while some people may be nice now, that doesn't mean they were nice in high school.
** Funnily enough, in a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzweWNl6LVA Q&A video by Foozle]], The high school setting was the last thing that came to his mind, but he needed a setting for characters who don't usually interact with each other. This was also a way for characters to develop in a short period of time.
*** In the same episode, when Ness hits Rosalina with his bat, what pops up on the screen? [[CriticalHit SMAAAASH!!]]
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*** In the same episode, some of Peach's activities for Ness and Lucas include playing [[Creator/MiltonBradley Pipes and Ladders]], and [[TabletopGame/MouseTrap Mouser Trap]].
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*** In the same episode, some of Peach's activities for Ness and Lucas include playing [[Creator/MiltonBradley Pipes and Ladders]], Ladders]] and [[TabletopGame/MouseTrap Mouser Trap]].
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** In "Royal Pain", upon greeting Ness and Lucas, Peach brings them in before they catch a case of [[VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiBowsersInsideStory the Blorbs]].
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** In Royal Pain, Daisy's room has posters of bands such as [[Music/{{FallOutBoy}} Fall Out Squid]], and [[Music/{{GreenDay}} Green Shell]].
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** In Royal Pain, Peach has a poster of the Koopa-fied Music/SpiceGirls in her bedroom.
*** In the same episode, some of Peach's activities for Ness and Lucas include playing [[Creator/MiltonBradley Pipes and Ladders]], and [[TabletopGame/MouseTrap Mouser Trap]].
*** Daisy's room has posters of bands such as [[Music/{{FallOutBoy}} Fall Out Squid]],and [[Music/{{GreenDay}} Green Shell]].Shell]], and a Ribbon Girl version of [[Music/{{Pink}} Funhouse]].
** In a community post promoting "The Date", Pauline scribbles over Peach's picture in a yearbook, which looks very similar to the Burn Book from Film/MeanGirls.
*** In the same episode, some of Peach's activities for Ness and Lucas include playing [[Creator/MiltonBradley Pipes and Ladders]], and [[TabletopGame/MouseTrap Mouser Trap]].
*** Daisy's room has posters of bands such as [[Music/{{FallOutBoy}} Fall Out Squid]],
** In a community post promoting "The Date", Pauline scribbles over Peach's picture in a yearbook, which looks very similar to the Burn Book from Film/MeanGirls.
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** Pauline and Candy Kong are the [[AlphaBitch Mean Girls]] along with actual villain Syrup. During the Season 1 Finale, they hold Link captive and coerce Mario for kisses to release him, [[KarmaHoudini and don't get punished for it]]. Pauline later goes out of her way to ruin Mario's date with Peach. [[KarmaHoudiniWarranty She finally gets her comeuppance when she eats a slice of]] [[VideoGame/{{SuperMarioBrosWonder}} Elephant Fruit]] [[KarmaHoudiniWarranty pie and unwillingly transforms in front of everyone]].
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** Pauline and Candy Kong are the [[AlphaBitch Mean Girls]] along with actual villain Syrup. During the Season 1 Finale, they hold Link captive and coerce Mario for kisses to release him, [[KarmaHoudini and don't get punished for it]]. Pauline later goes out of her way to ruin Mario's date with Peach. [[KarmaHoudiniWarranty She finally gets her comeuppance when she eats a slice of]] [[VideoGame/{{SuperMarioBrosWonder}} Elephant Fruit]] [[KarmaHoudiniWarranty pie and unwillingly transforms in into Elephant Pauline front of everyone]].
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* MoodWhiplash: Invoked in "The Date," when Pauline gives Peach the [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach Vibe Amulet]], causing uncontrollable emotions that change randomly. It gets even worse when the stone breaks.
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* MoodSwinger: In Episode 7 of season 2, Mario's date with Peach nearly ends in disaster because of the [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach Vibe Amulet]], which causes Peach's emotion to suddenly change and makes her unstable until Mario is able to take it off of her.
* MoodWhiplash: Invoked in "The Date," when Pauline gives Peach the[[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach Vibe Amulet]], Amulet, causing uncontrollable emotions that change randomly. It gets even worse when the stone breaks.cracks.
* MoodWhiplash: Invoked in "The Date," when Pauline gives Peach the
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* TheDogBitesBack: Although Mr. L is becoming a bully himself, it's not like Wario, Waluigi, Falco, and Slippy didn't deserve what was coming to them.
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* TheDogBitesBack: Although In Episode 5, being turned into Mr. L is becoming causes Luigi to become a bully himself, though it's not like Wario, Waluigi, Falco, and Slippy didn't deserve what was coming to them.
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** During Mario and Sonic's art competition, what does Sonic paint? [[spoiler :Sanic]].
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** During Mario and Sonic's art competition, what does Sonic paint? [[spoiler :Sanic]].[[spoiler:Sanic]].
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** In the season 2 premiere, [[VideoGame/PacMan Blinky and Inky]] are working out in the gym where Mario and Sonic hold their weightlifting competition.
** In the same episode, VideoGame/{{Cooking Mama}} oversees Mario and Sonic's cookingmatch in the Season 2 premiere.match.
** In the same episode, VideoGame/{{Cooking Mama}} oversees Mario and Sonic's cooking
* MemeAcknowledgement: Quite a few of these.
** During Mario and Sonic's art competition, what does Sonic paint? [[spoiler :Sanic]].
** In Royal Pain, after beating Mario in a video game, Sonic breaks into a victory dance. The dance he does is the same one from the "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNR63uxn7UU&t=8s Sonic Dance]] meme.
** In The Date, while going out with Claude, Byleth complains that he "couldn't get in because there were too many swordsmen." This is a reference to the complaints about Super Smash Bros. having too many swordsmen (and Fire Emblem characters) on their roster.
** During Mario and Sonic's art competition, what does Sonic paint? [[spoiler :Sanic]].
** In Royal Pain, after beating Mario in a video game, Sonic breaks into a victory dance. The dance he does is the same one from the "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNR63uxn7UU&t=8s Sonic Dance]] meme.
** In The Date, while going out with Claude, Byleth complains that he "couldn't get in because there were too many swordsmen." This is a reference to the complaints about Super Smash Bros. having too many swordsmen (and Fire Emblem characters) on their roster.
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** In the Season 2 premiere, Sonic [[FaceDoodling draws]] on Mario's face to taunt him, giving him his iconic mustache.
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** In the Season 2 premiere, Sonic [[FaceDoodling draws]] on Mario's face to taunt him, giving him his [[MustacheVandalism iconic mustache.mustache]].
** In "The Mansion," Luigi's adult self is seen in [[VideoGame/LuigisMansion Madame Clairvoya's]] crystal ball.
** In "Rescue Mission," during a basketball game with Mario and Sonic, they recreate the same poses from the 3DS boxart of [[VideoGame/MarioAndSonicAtTheOlympicGames Mario and Sonic Rio 2016]].
*** In the same episode, Mario says "They don't call me Jumpman for nothin'!" Jumpman, of course, was Mario's original name.
** In "The Comeback," when attacking Knuckles, Mario recreates the pose he makes on the VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate boxart.
** In "The Mansion," Luigi's adult self is seen in [[VideoGame/LuigisMansion Madame Clairvoya's]] crystal ball.
** In "Rescue Mission," during a basketball game with Mario and Sonic, they recreate the same poses from the 3DS boxart of [[VideoGame/MarioAndSonicAtTheOlympicGames Mario and Sonic Rio 2016]].
*** In the same episode, Mario says "They don't call me Jumpman for nothin'!" Jumpman, of course, was Mario's original name.
** In "The Comeback," when attacking Knuckles, Mario recreates the pose he makes on the VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate boxart.
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*** In the same episode, while going out with Claude, Byleth complains that he "couldn't get in because there were [[MemeticMutation too many swordsmen]]."
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* BabysittersNightmare: Even the strength of ''four girls'' wasn't enough to handle little Ness and Lucas. [[HereWeGoAgain And when the Koopalings and the Broodals show up...]]
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* BabysittersNightmare: Even the strength of ''four girls'' wasn't enough to handle little Ness and Lucas. [[HereWeGoAgain And when the Koopalings and the Broodals show up...]]
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* BabysittersNightmare: Even the strength of ''four girls'' wasn't enough to handle little Ness and Lucas. [[HereWeGoAgain And when the Koopalings and the Broodals show up...]]
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* GooGooGodlike: Ness and Lucas are just toddlers in this series, but still possess their dangerous psychic powers, [[BadlyBatteredBabysitter which creates an absolute mess for Peach when she babysits them.]]
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* GooGooGodlike: Ness and Lucas are just toddlers in this series, but still possess their dangerous psychic powers, [[BadlyBatteredBabysitter which creates create an absolute mess for Peach when she babysits them.]]
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** Mario talks like an American high-school student in this series, but when [[spoiler: Doopliss pretends to be Mario in the Season 1 finale]], he uses the usual "It's-a-me" accent.
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** Mario talks like an American high-school student in this series, but when [[spoiler: Doopliss [[spoiler:Doopliss pretends to be Mario in the Season 1 finale]], he uses the usual "It's-a-me" accent.
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* EvenTheLovingHeroHasHatedOnes: Princess Peach is polite, kind and patient towards everyone, even [[BigJerkOnCampus Bowser]], but tens to become more snippy and impatient whenever her rival, [[AlphaBitch Pauline]], is around and makes fun of her.
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* EvenTheLovingHeroHasHatedOnes: Princess Peach is polite, kind and patient towards everyone, even [[BigJerkOnCampus Bowser]], but tens tends to become more snippy and impatient whenever her rival, [[AlphaBitch Pauline]], is around and makes fun of her.
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* BrutalHonesty: In contrast to the mild-mannered and soft-spoken [[PrincessClassic Peach]], [[TomboyPrincess Daisy]] has a brash and outspoken personality. She always speaks her mind, never minces her words and is never afraid to put bullies (like [[BigJerkOnCampus Bowser]] or [[AlphaBitch Pauline]] and her GirlPosse) in their places.
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* BrutalHonesty: In contrast to the mild-mannered and soft-spoken [[PrincessClassic Peach]], [[TomboyPrincess Daisy]] has a brash and outspoken personality. She always speaks her mind, never minces her words and is never afraid to put bullies (like [[BigJerkOnCampus Bowser]] or [[AlphaBitch Pauline]] and her GirlPosse) in their places.place.
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* BrutalHonesty: In contrast to the mild-mannered and soft-spoken [[PrincessClassic Peach]], [[TomboyPrincess Daisy]] has a brash and outspoken personality. She always speaks her mind, never minces her words and is never afraid to put bullies (like [[BigJerkOnCampus Bowser]] or [[AlphaBitch Pauline]] and her GirlPosse) in their places.
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* TheOneGuy: Claude is the only male member of Nintendo High's cheerleading squad.
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* LovableJock: Donkey Kong is into sports and is a friendly and fun-loving GentleGorilla.
