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* FanonDiscontinuity: Many fans prefer to use the original box art[[note]]and corresponding artwork[[/note]] to represent the game than the newer one, feeling that its a much better representation of the game and its atmosphere[[note]]Besides Kung Fu Peach's newer artwork, which was praised[[/note]], and view the newer one as a unneeded [[AmericanKirbyIsHardcore attempt at making]] Peach look like a [[{{Xenafication}} Xenafied]] badass, especially when she behaves like her normal sweet self in-game, and [[Awesome/PrincessPeachShowtime still manages to be that]].
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* FanonDiscontinuity: Many fans prefer to use the original box art[[note]]and art and its corresponding artwork[[/note]] artwork to represent the game than the newer one, feeling that its a much better representation of the game and its atmosphere[[note]]Besides Kung Fu Peach's newer artwork, which was praised[[/note]], seen as an actual improvement[[/note]], and view the newer one as a unneeded [[AmericanKirbyIsHardcore attempt at making]] Peach look like a [[{{Xenafication}} Xenafied]] badass, especially when she behaves like her normal sweet self in-game, and [[Awesome/PrincessPeachShowtime still manages to be that]].
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* ItsEasySoItSucks: Much like ''Super'' before it, ''Princess Peach Showtime!'' isn't a difficult game to beat. Enemies rarely pose a threat, the game overs are extremely forgiving, and not even the bosses put up that much of a challenge (outside of the No-Miss and No-Hit challenges from the post-game). Most of the game's challenge comes from finding all the Sparkle Gems, some of which are cleverly hidden or require perfect play, and the rehearsal modes which definitely have plenty of challenge. Some players, however, do not mind the simpler nature, as it's accessible enough for children to play -- while perhaps having parents do the harder puzzles.
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* ItsEasySoItSucks: Much like ''Super'' before it, ''Princess Peach Showtime!'' isn't a difficult game to beat. Enemies rarely pose a threat, the game overs are extremely forgiving, and not even the bosses put up that much of a challenge (outside of the No-Miss and No-Hit challenges from the post-game). Most of the game's challenge comes from finding lies in going for OneHundredPercentCompletion. Finding all the Sparkle Gems, some of which Gems (some are cleverly hidden or require perfect play, and if you miss a single one require playing through [[ScrappyMechanic the whole stage again]]) and the rehearsal modes which definitely have plenty of challenge. Some players, however, do not mind the overall simpler nature, as it's accessible enough for children to play -- while perhaps having parents do the harder puzzles.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: Fans were shocked at the Transformation Trailer that showed Cowgirl Peach on horseback. But it turns out Peach ''has'' ridden a horse before, in ''VideoGame/MarioAndSonicAtTheOlympicGames''.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: Fans A number of fans were shocked at the Transformation Trailer that showed Cowgirl Peach on horseback. But it turns out Peach ''has'' ridden a horse ''twice'' before, in ''VideoGame/MarioAndSonicAtTheOlympicGames''.''VideoGame/MarioAndSonicAtTheOlympicGames'' and ''VideoGame/MarioSportsSuperstars''.
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* FandomSpecificPlot: Fanart of Mario [[AmazonChaser getting flustered]] over Swordfighter Peach became very popular following the reveal of the outfit, often with them [[MasculineGirlFeminineBoy trading their usual roles]] so that she is his hero and he is her "[[WholesomeCrossdresser princess]]" and/or "[[DistressedDude damsel]]". In the same vein, there's fanart of Mario being lassoed by Cowgirl Peach.
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** Fanart of Mario [[AmazonChaser getting flustered]] over Swordfighter Peach became very popular following the reveal of the outfit, often with them [[MasculineGirlFeminineBoy trading their usual roles]] so that she is his hero and he is her "[[WholesomeCrossdresser princess]]" and/or "[[DistressedDude damsel]]". In the same vein, there's fanart of Mario being lassoed by CowgirlPeach.Peach.
** Given that neither Mario nor Bowser are ever mentioned in the game, fans like to speculate what the two of them (and Luigi) were doing while Peach was at the Sparkle Theater.
** Fanart of Mario [[AmazonChaser getting flustered]] over Swordfighter Peach became very popular following the reveal of the outfit, often with them [[MasculineGirlFeminineBoy trading their usual roles]] so that she is his hero and he is her "[[WholesomeCrossdresser princess]]" and/or "[[DistressedDude damsel]]". In the same vein, there's fanart of Mario being lassoed by Cowgirl
** Given that neither Mario nor Bowser are ever mentioned in the game, fans like to speculate what the two of them (and Luigi) were doing while Peach was at the Sparkle Theater.
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* FanartAtFirstSight: The trailers have given fanartists ''plenty'' of ammo for amazing art. First, the initial teaser prompted fanart of ponytail Princess Peach. Then, Swordfighter Peach received plenty of artwork as soon as the September 14, 2023 WebVideo/NintendoDirect finished due to the [[MsFanservice wide]] [[LGBTFanbase appeal]] of Peach's new {{Bifauxnen}} design. The other costumes from the same direct -- Detective, Patissiere, and Kung Fu -- would get their own fanart as well, but Swordfighter eclipsed them all in terms of popularity. Other trailers would debut more outfits for Peach with Cowgirl and Mermaid being the most popular ones.
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** Towards the climax of the Detective play's second act, a Sour Bunch crook bars the way further up the clock tower where a bomb has been planted. There's a tense stand-off as he readies to charge... [[MoodWhiplash and then the officer Theets rush past Peach and the Junior Detective]] to detain the crook, complete with a BigBallOfViolence.
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** Towards the climax of the Detective play's second act, a Sour Bunch crook bars the way further up the clock tower where a bomb has been planted. There's a tense stand-off as he readies to charge... [[MoodWhiplash and then the officer Theets rush past Peach and the Junior Detective]] to detain the crook, crook by his third step forward, complete with a BigBallOfViolence.
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** Towards the climax of the Detective play's second act, a Sour Bunch crook bars the way further up the clock tower where a bomb has been planted. There's a tense stand-off as he readies to charge... [[MoodWhiplash and then the officer Theets rush past Peach and the Junior Detective]] to detain the crook, complete with a BigBallOfViolence.
--->'''Police Chief:''' [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome Arrest him!]]
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** Grape herself comes off as this, as a sorceress who wants to take over a theater for no reason other than wanting to turn the stories into tragedies. During the finale, [[spoiler:after Peach seemingly defeats her, she grows to a gargantuan size and obliterates the entire theater, the one you'd been working so hard to save this whole time, with Stella saying she could destroy the whole island if left unchecked. Her final form is also quite terrifying, especially as her mask slowly begins to crack as she takes damage]].
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** Grape herself comes off as this, as a sorceress who wants to take over a theater for no reason other than wanting to turn the stories into tragedies. During the finale, [[spoiler:after Peach seemingly defeats her, she grows to a gargantuan size and obliterates the entire theater, the one you'd been working so hard to save this whole time, with Stella saying she could will destroy the whole island if left unchecked. Her final form is also quite terrifying, especially as her mask slowly begins to crack as she takes damage]].
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** Peach is [[VideoGame/Persona5 Black Mask]][[labelnote:Explanation]]Upon the reveal that Peach can not only be a GreatDetective as Detective Peach, but also a PhantomThief as Dashing Thief Peach, fans put two and two together and began drawing parallels to the traitor Black Mask from ''VideoGame/Persona5'', [[spoiler:Detective Prince [[Characters/Persona5GoroAkechi Goro Akechi]]]], who similarly serves dual roles as a Phantom Thief of Hearts and an ace detective.[[/labelnote]]
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** Peach is [[VideoGame/Persona5 Black Mask]][[labelnote:Explanation]]Upon Mask]][[labelnote:Explanation -- '''Spoilers for Persona 5''']]Upon the reveal that Peach can not only be a GreatDetective as Detective Peach, but also a PhantomThief as Dashing Thief Peach, fans put two and two together and began drawing parallels to the traitor Black Mask from ''VideoGame/Persona5'', [[spoiler:Detective Prince [[Characters/Persona5GoroAkechi Goro Akechi]]]], who similarly serves dual roles as a Phantom Thief of Hearts and an ace detective.[[/labelnote]]
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** The game can be seen as the right way to make VideoGame/BalanWonderworld as they both are about the main character getting all kinds of different power ups that change the game play in a stage show environment.
** Plot wise it is very similar to Series/TheSuperMarioBrosSuperShow out of any Mario game. Because it has a strong emphasis on GenreRoulette. This includes but not limited to. The Cowgirl Peach level is like the episode Butch Mario & The Luigi Kid as they are both western plots about a bunch of bandits terrorizing a small western town.
** Plot wise it is very similar to Series/TheSuperMarioBrosSuperShow out of any Mario game. Because it has a strong emphasis on GenreRoulette. This includes but not limited to. The Cowgirl Peach level is like the episode Butch Mario & The Luigi Kid as they are both western plots about a bunch of bandits terrorizing a small western town.
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** The game can be seen as the right way to make VideoGame/BalanWonderworld ''VideoGame/BalanWonderworld'' as they both are about the main character getting all kinds of different power ups that change the game play in a stage show environment.
** Plot wise it is very similar toSeries/TheSuperMarioBrosSuperShow ''Series/TheSuperMarioBrosSuperShow'' out of any Mario game. Because it has a strong emphasis on GenreRoulette. This includes but not limited to. The Cowgirl Peach level is like the episode Butch Mario & The Luigi Kid as they are both western plots about a bunch of bandits terrorizing a small western town.
** Plot wise it is very similar to
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* FanonDiscontinuity: Many fans prefer to use the original box art to represent the game than the newer one, feeling that its a much better representation of the game and its atmosphere[[note]]Besides Kung Fu Peach's newer artwork, which was praised[[/note]], and view the newer one as a unneeded [[AmericanKirbyIsHardcore attempt at making]] Peach look like a [[{{Xenafication}} Xenafied]] badass, especially when she behaves like her normal sweet self in-game, and [[Awesome/PrincessPeachShowtime still manages to be that]].
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** A month after the game was announced, the game's official box art and its corresponding artwork were given a [[https://www.ign.com/articles/princess-peach-box-art-updated-to-look-a-little-more-like-she-does-in-the-super-mario-bros-movie small but impactful overhaul]], most notably in remodeling the face of Peach's center render -- her expression was changed from [[AmericanKirbyIsHardcore a cute, excited one to a more determined one]] and had altered facial features, changes which many compared to her design in ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosMovie''. This kicked up a large amount of discourse online, with some fans fearing it as the first sign that the [[BaseBreakingCharacter controversial changes]] made to her film counterpart would begin to appear in her game counterpart, arguing that it was OutOfCharacter and a sign of unwanted {{Xenafication}}, while some also disliked her resembling her movie design due to it looking more {{Disneyesque}}, and others simply thought it [[OffModel looked weird]]. The other change -- Martial Artist Peach's face -- however, was generally seen as an improvement, as while it also changes Peach's expression from neutral to doing a {{Kiai}}, it complements the action pose she's in and gives her a more serious expression while remaining true to her original game design. Ultimately, these fears largely died down after the transformations reveal trailer and the release of the demo of the final game, which reveal a design and personality much closer to the original [[CoversAlwaysLie is used in-game]].
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** A month after the game was announced, the game's official box art and its corresponding artwork were given a [[https://www.ign.com/articles/princess-peach-box-art-updated-to-look-a-little-more-like-she-does-in-the-super-mario-bros-movie small but impactful overhaul]], most notably in remodeling the face of Peach's center render -- her expression was changed from [[AmericanKirbyIsHardcore a cute, excited one to a more determined one]] and had altered facial features, changes which many compared to her design in ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosMovie''. This kicked up a large amount of discourse online, with some fans fearing it as the first sign that the [[BaseBreakingCharacter controversial changes]] made to her film counterpart would begin to appear in her game counterpart, arguing that it was OutOfCharacter and a sign of unwanted {{Xenafication}}, while some also disliked her resembling her movie design due to it looking more {{Disneyesque}}, and others simply thought it [[OffModel looked weird]]. The other change -- Martial Artist Peach's face -- however, was generally seen as an improvement, as while it also changes Peach's expression from neutral to doing a {{Kiai}}, it complements the action pose she's in and gives her a more serious expression while remaining true to her original game design. Ultimately, these fears largely died down after the transformations reveal trailer and the release of the demo of the final game, which reveal a design and personality much closer to the original is [[CoversAlwaysLie is still used in-game]].
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** A month after the game was announced, the game's official box art and its corresponding artwork were given a [[https://www.ign.com/articles/princess-peach-box-art-updated-to-look-a-little-more-like-she-does-in-the-super-mario-bros-movie small but impactful overhaul]], most notably in remodeling the face of Peach's center render -- her expression was changed from [[AmericanKirbyIsHardcore a cute, excited one to a more determined one]] and had altered facial features, changes which many compared to her design in ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosMovie''. This kicked up a large amount of discourse online, with some fans fearing it as the first sign that the [[BaseBreakingCharacter controversial changes]] made to her film counterpart would begin to appear in her game counterpart, arguing that it was OutOfCharacter and a sign of unwanted {{Xenafication}}, while some also disliked her resembling her movie design due to it looking more {{Disneyesque}}, and others simply thought it [[OffModel looked weird]]. The other change -- Martial Artist Peach's face -- however, was generally seen as an improvement, as while it also changes Peach's expression from neutral to doing a {{Kiai}}, it complements the action pose she's in and gives her a more serious expression while remaining true to her original game design. Ultimately, these fears largely died down after the transformations reveal trailer and the release of the demo of the final game, which reveal a design much closer to the original is still being used in-game.
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** A month after the game was announced, the game's official box art and its corresponding artwork were given a [[https://www.ign.com/articles/princess-peach-box-art-updated-to-look-a-little-more-like-she-does-in-the-super-mario-bros-movie small but impactful overhaul]], most notably in remodeling the face of Peach's center render -- her expression was changed from [[AmericanKirbyIsHardcore a cute, excited one to a more determined one]] and had altered facial features, changes which many compared to her design in ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosMovie''. This kicked up a large amount of discourse online, with some fans fearing it as the first sign that the [[BaseBreakingCharacter controversial changes]] made to her film counterpart would begin to appear in her game counterpart, arguing that it was OutOfCharacter and a sign of unwanted {{Xenafication}}, while some also disliked her resembling her movie design due to it looking more {{Disneyesque}}, and others simply thought it [[OffModel looked weird]]. The other change -- Martial Artist Peach's face -- however, was generally seen as an improvement, as while it also changes Peach's expression from neutral to doing a {{Kiai}}, it complements the action pose she's in and gives her a more serious expression while remaining true to her original game design. Ultimately, these fears largely died down after the transformations reveal trailer and the release of the demo of the final game, which reveal a design and personality much closer to the original [[CoversAlwaysLie is still being used in-game.in-game]].
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* FanonDiscontinuity: Many fans prefer to use the original boxart to represent the game than the newer one, feeling that its a much better representation of the game and its atmosphere [[note]]The redone Kung Fu Peach artwork was praised however[[/note]], and view the newer one as a unneeded [[AmericanKirbyIsHardcore attempt at making]] Peach look like a badass, especially when she behaves like her normal sweet self in the game, and [[Awesome/PrincessPeachShowtime still manages to be that]].
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* FanonDiscontinuity: Many fans prefer to use the original boxart box art to represent the game than the newer one, feeling that its a much better representation of the game and its atmosphere [[note]]The redone atmosphere[[note]]Besides Kung Fu Peach artwork Peach's newer artwork, which was praised however[[/note]], praised[[/note]], and view the newer one as a unneeded [[AmericanKirbyIsHardcore attempt at making]] Peach look like a [[{{Xenafication}} Xenafied]] badass, especially when she behaves like her normal sweet self in the game, in-game, and [[Awesome/PrincessPeachShowtime still manages to be that]].
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* The basement levels as a whole are this. They take place in unsettling eldritch locations that just get progressively weirder as you play through the stages.
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** And speaking of Super Saiyan, fans immediately labeled [[spoiler:Radiant Peach and Super Radiant Peach]] as "Super Saiyan" mode.
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** And speaking of Super Saiyan, fans immediately labeled [[spoiler:Radiant Peach and Super Radiant Peach]] as "Super Saiyan" mode. It's even powered by the Theets giving her hope to save the day, akin to Goku's Spirit Bomb.
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* FridgeBrilliance:
** Great actresses are able to perform in a variety of roles and control their emotions -- either bottling them up or letting them flow like wine. Not only does this work wonders for politics, which requires a level head (she's a ''princess'', remember?), said control over her emotions may have helped with [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach controlling the Vibes]].
** Speaking of that game, the Theets' noses glow different colors based on their associated emotional states... or rather, their Vibes. Red for Anger and frustration; yellow for Joy and happiness; blue for Gloom and despair. There's no Scepter to be found, so it's all them.
** Fans quickly noticed Peach having a deeper voice in some of the trailers, especially in her Swordfighter costume, but still sounding like her usual self as Patisserie Peach or when not wearing a costume. As it turns out, she's playing a character in each play, and great actors are known to be able to change their voice to suit the role they're playing. She even affects an American Southern accent into her voice clips as Cowgirl Peach.
** Princess Peach: Showtime! shares the exact same acronyms as its predecessor only in reverse (''[=SPP=]'' to ''[=PPS=]''), that and combined with the numerous [[MythologyGag mythology gags]] the game has to ''Super'', ''Showtime'' shows that while it isn't a ''direct'' sequel as many had hoped after 18 years, it still tries to pay a little nod and respect to its Leading Lady's first time in the spotlight.
** Great actresses are able to perform in a variety of roles and control their emotions -- either bottling them up or letting them flow like wine. Not only does this work wonders for politics, which requires a level head (she's a ''princess'', remember?), said control over her emotions may have helped with [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach controlling the Vibes]].
** Speaking of that game, the Theets' noses glow different colors based on their associated emotional states... or rather, their Vibes. Red for Anger and frustration; yellow for Joy and happiness; blue for Gloom and despair. There's no Scepter to be found, so it's all them.
** Fans quickly noticed Peach having a deeper voice in some of the trailers, especially in her Swordfighter costume, but still sounding like her usual self as Patisserie Peach or when not wearing a costume. As it turns out, she's playing a character in each play, and great actors are known to be able to change their voice to suit the role they're playing. She even affects an American Southern accent into her voice clips as Cowgirl Peach.
** Princess Peach: Showtime! shares the exact same acronyms as its predecessor only in reverse (''[=SPP=]'' to ''[=PPS=]''), that and combined with the numerous [[MythologyGag mythology gags]] the game has to ''Super'', ''Showtime'' shows that while it isn't a ''direct'' sequel as many had hoped after 18 years, it still tries to pay a little nod and respect to its Leading Lady's first time in the spotlight.
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* FanonDiscontinuity: Some Many fans prefer to use the original boxart to represent the game than the newer one, feeling that its a much better representation of the game and its atmosphere [[note]]The redone Kung Fu Peach artwork was praised however[[/note]], and view the newer one as a unneeded [[AmericanKirbyIsHardcore attempt at making]] Peach look like a badass, especially when she behaves like her normal sweet self in the game, and [[Awesome/PrincessPeachShowtime still manages to be that]].
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** In conjunction with this game, Peach's role in the ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosMovie'', and Peach being a fully playable character in both ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBrosWonder'' and the 2023 remake of ''VideoGame/SuperMarioRPG'', several fans (among them [[https://www.ign.com/articles/it-may-be-mario-day-but-its-finally-princess-peachs-year IGN]] and Creator/BrieLarson in [[https://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/brie-larson-princess-peach-showtime-interview/ this interview]]) have declared 2023-2024 the unofficial "Year of Peach" in line with the earlier Advertising/YearOfLuigi, though unlike the Year of Luigi, this wave of Peach starring roles falls short of the 40th anniversary of her debut in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1''.
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** In conjunction with this game, Peach's role in the ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosMovie'', and Peach being a fully playable character in both ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBrosWonder'' and the 2023 remake of ''VideoGame/SuperMarioRPG'', several fans (among them [[https://www.ign.com/articles/it-may-be-mario-day-but-its-finally-princess-peachs-year IGN]] and Creator/BrieLarson in [[https://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/brie-larson-princess-peach-showtime-interview/ this interview]]) have declared 2023-2024 the unofficial "Year of Peach" in line with the earlier Advertising/YearOfLuigi, Advertising/TheYearOfLuigi earlier, though unlike the Year of Luigi, this wave of Peach starring roles falls short of the 40th anniversary of her debut in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1''.
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** In conjunction with this game, Peach's role in the ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosMovie'', and Peach being a fully playable character in both ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBrosWonder'' and the 2023 remake of ''VideoGame/SuperMarioRPG'', several fans (among them [[https://www.ign.com/articles/it-may-be-mario-day-but-its-finally-princess-peachs-year IGN]] and Creator/BrieLarson in [[https://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/brie-larson-princess-peach-showtime-interview/ this interview]]) have declared 2023-2024 the unofficial "Year of Peach" in line with the earlier Advertising/YearOfLuigi, though unlike the Year of Luigi, this wave of Peach starring roles falls short of the 40th anniversary of her debut in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1''.
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* FanonDiscontinuity: As noted under TaintedByThePreview below, some fans prefer to use the original boxart to represent the game than the newer one, feeling that its a much better representation of the game and its atmosphere [[note]]The redone Kung Fu Peach artwork was praised however[[/note]], and view the newer one as a unneeded [[AmericanKirbyIsHardcore attempt at making]] Peach look like a badass, especially when she behaves like her normal sweet self in the game, and [[Awesome/PrincessPeachShowtime still manages to be that]].
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** Princess Peach will star as the main character in a brand new game (temporary name)[[labelnote:Explanation]]Rather than simply list it as ''Untitled Princess Peach game'' or something similar, when listing upcoming titles in an earnings release, Nintendo instead gave ''Princess Peach: Showtime!'' an [[https://twitter.com/NintenDaan/status/1687020805354397696?t=xXh-d0f1X1d9wvaZLyf-hg&s=19 an overly long temporary title]] that was just the game's verbatim description from the June 2023 Nintendo Direct. Many people jokingly wanted this title to be the final one and even made [[https://twitter.com/eternalflamebry/status/1687526095413792784?t=TuLJhGSSFG20MomG05txCw&s=19 fanmade logos]] for it.[[/labelnote]]
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** Princess Peach will star as the main character in a brand new game (temporary name)[[labelnote:Explanation]]Rather (temp.)[[labelnote:Explanation]]Rather than simply list it as ''Untitled Princess Peach game'' or something similar, when listing upcoming titles in an earnings release, Nintendo instead gave ''Princess Peach: Showtime!'' an [[https://twitter.com/NintenDaan/status/1687020805354397696?t=xXh-d0f1X1d9wvaZLyf-hg&s=19 an overly long temporary title]] that was just the game's verbatim description from the June 2023 Nintendo Direct. Many people jokingly wanted this title to be the final one and even made [[https://twitter.com/eternalflamebry/status/1687526095413792784?t=TuLJhGSSFG20MomG05txCw&s=19 fanmade logos]] for it.[[/labelnote]]
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** Princess Peach will star as the main character in a brand new game (temporary name)[[labelnote:Explanation]]A [[https://twitter.com/NintenDaan/status/1687020805354397696?t=xXh-d0f1X1d9wvaZLyf-hg&s=19 Nintendo leak]] revealing the titles of multiple upcoming games listed featured Princess Peach: Showtime! under an overly long temporary title. Many people jokingly wanted this title to be the final one and even made [[https://twitter.com/eternalflamebry/status/1687526095413792784?t=TuLJhGSSFG20MomG05txCw&s=19 fanmade logos]] for it.[[/labelnote]]
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** Princess Peach will star as the main character in a brand new game (temporary name)[[labelnote:Explanation]]A name)[[labelnote:Explanation]]Rather than simply list it as ''Untitled Princess Peach game'' or something similar, when listing upcoming titles in an earnings release, Nintendo instead gave ''Princess Peach: Showtime!'' an [[https://twitter.com/NintenDaan/status/1687020805354397696?t=xXh-d0f1X1d9wvaZLyf-hg&s=19 Nintendo leak]] revealing the titles of multiple upcoming games listed featured Princess Peach: Showtime! under an overly long temporary title.title]] that was just the game's verbatim description from the June 2023 Nintendo Direct. Many people jokingly wanted this title to be the final one and even made [[https://twitter.com/eternalflamebry/status/1687526095413792784?t=TuLJhGSSFG20MomG05txCw&s=19 fanmade logos]] for it.[[/labelnote]]
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Moved to the Heartwarming page.
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments:
** When Peach rescues each of the Sparklas, they'd all help her out in their respective levels. The big highlight goes to the Patissiere Sparkla, after she ate the cake Patissiere Peach made, which restored her back to normal.
** The credits where the Toads return to Princess Peach with her crown, happy to see their princess unharmed.
** When Peach rescues each of the Sparklas, they'd all help her out in their respective levels. The big highlight goes to the Patissiere Sparkla, after she ate the cake Patissiere Peach made, which restored her back to normal.
** The credits where the Toads return to Princess Peach with her crown, happy to see their princess unharmed.
