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** In one of the life action segments, where Mario and Luigi are charged with the task of fixing up Inspector Gadget, they refer to each other as Dr. Mario and Dr. Luigi. VideoGame/DrMario would come out a year later, and Dr. Luigi would come out in 25 years.

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** In one of the life live action segments, where Mario and Luigi are charged with the task of fixing up Inspector Gadget, they refer to each other as Dr. Mario and Dr. Luigi. VideoGame/DrMario would come out a year later, and Dr. Luigi would come out in 25 years.
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** In one of the life action segments, where Mario and Luigi are charged with the task of fixing up Inspector Gadget, they refer to each other as Dr. Mario and Dr. Luigi. VideoGame/DrMario would come out a year later, and Dr. Luigi would come out in 25 years.
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** The live-action segment "Slime Busters" features a guest appearance by Ernie Hudson as a [[Film/Ghostbusters Ghostbuster pastiche]] and had Luigi get possessed. Also of note is that Ernie Hudson's character Winston Zeddemore was notably omitted from the trailers for both Ghostbusters movies. Now we have [[VideoGame/LuigisMansion two]] [[WesternAnimation/LuigisMansionDarkMoon games]] where Luigi captures ghosts, both of which were intended to help Luigi live outside of his brother's shadow.

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** The live-action segment "Slime Busters" features a guest appearance by Ernie Hudson as a [[Film/Ghostbusters [[Film/{{Ghostbusters}} Ghostbuster pastiche]] and had Luigi get possessed. Also of note is that Ernie Hudson's character Winston Zeddemore was notably omitted from the trailers for both Ghostbusters movies. Now we have [[VideoGame/LuigisMansion two]] [[WesternAnimation/LuigisMansionDarkMoon games]] where Luigi captures ghosts, both of which were intended to help Luigi live outside of his brother's shadow.
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** The live-action segment "Slime Busters" features a guest appearance by Ernie Hudson as a [[Film/Ghostbusters Ghostbuster pastiche]] and had Luigi get possessed. Also of note is that Ernie Hudson's character Winston Zeddemore was notably omitted from the trailers for both Ghostbusters movies. Now we have [[VideoGame/LuigisMansion two]] [[WesternAnimation/LuigisMansionDarkMoon games]] where Luigi captures ghosts, both of which were intended to help Luigi live outside of his brother's shadow.
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* SoBadItsGood: While some genuinely like it, others have this opinion about it.

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* SoBadItsGood: While some genuinely like it, others have this opinion about it. Then again it was was made in the 80s so...

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* AccidentalInnuendo: Everything in [[http://youtu.be/H3ZWmWRwBS0?t=1m45s this sequence]].
--> '''Luigi''': Like our model always says, the customer is always wet!



* "Count Koopula" features a piranna plant who can spit out fire, which had not appeared in any of the games yet, but would appear in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros3''.

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* ** "Count Koopula" features a piranna plant who can spit out fire, which had not appeared in any of the games yet, but would appear in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros3''.''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros3''.
* JustHereForGodzilla: Even though the cartoons have some prominence in {{Youtube Poop}}s, it's the live-action sequences that are the highlight for this community.
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* "Count Koopula" features a piranna plant who can spit out fire, which had not appeared in any of the games yet, but would appear in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros3''.
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** It's clear that, since this is a cartoon based on a Video Game, certain features were bound to be included into future games. [[VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros From Mini Mushrooms and Mega Mushrooms]], [[VideoGame/YoshisIsland to Baby Peach]] and [[VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiPartnersInTime Baby Bowser]], [[VideoGame/SuperMario64 Mario's love of food]], [[VideoGame/LuigisMansion Luigi's cowardice]], [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach Peach's]] and [[VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii Toad's]] much greater roles, and many many more, it's clear that the cartoonists had some very good ideas that Creator/{{Nintendo}} would use later on. One thing, however, a lot of people will skip over is the following sentence from the live action skit, "No Way To Treat A Queenie"; "Well, since I am the queen, you see, I really must use the royal {{Wii}}". For those of you who don't know, HMTheQueen actually has a "Royal {{Wii}}", one that is [[http://kotaku.com/5264383/the-queen-of-englands-gold+plated-wii gold-plated]].

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** It's clear that, since this is a cartoon based on a Video Game, certain features were bound to be included into future games. [[VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros From Mini Mushrooms and Mega Mushrooms]], [[VideoGame/YoshisIsland to Baby Peach]] and [[VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiPartnersInTime Baby Bowser]], [[VideoGame/SuperMario64 Mario's love of food]], [[VideoGame/LuigisMansion Luigi's cowardice]], [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach Peach's]] and [[VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii Toad's]] much greater roles, and many many more, it's clear that the cartoonists had some very good ideas that Creator/{{Nintendo}} would use later on. One thing, however, a lot of people will skip over is the following sentence from the live action skit, "No Way To Treat A Queenie"; "Well, since I am the queen, you see, I really must use the royal {{Wii}}". For those of you who don't know, HMTheQueen UsefulNotes/HMTheQueen actually has a "Royal {{Wii}}", one that is [[http://kotaku.com/5264383/the-queen-of-englands-gold+plated-wii gold-plated]].
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*** King Koopa also turned into a baby in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfSuperMarioBros3''

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* AssPull: The show seems to rely on one every episode. Just two examples are Luigi knowing how to speak Pidgit for some reason and Mario using one of the [[CirclingBirdies Circling Stars]] that appears after hitting his head ''as a Starman, which gives him invincibility''. Yeah...

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* AssPull: The show seems to rely on one every episode. Just Sometimes this happens during the songs but two other examples are include:
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Luigi knowing how to speak Pidgit for some reason and reason
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Mario using one of the [[CirclingBirdies Circling Stars]] that appears after hitting his head ''as a Starman, which gives him invincibility''. Yeah...
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* AssPull: The show seems to rely on one every episode. Just two examples are Luigi knowing how to speak Pidgit for some reason and Mario using one of the [[CirclingBirdies Circling Stars]] that appears after hitting his head ''as a Starman, which gives him invincibility''. Yeah...
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*** That and an episode of each Saturday Morning spinoff dealt with wrestling in some way.
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* WhatAnIdiot: See [[WhatAnIdiot/SuperMarioBros this page.]]
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** "Plumber's Academy" pretty much gave us {{Wario}}.

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** "Plumber's Academy" pretty much gave us {{Wario}}.{{Wario}} and [[VideoGame/MarioTennis Waluigi]].
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** A minor one but in "Bad Rap", the king of Rap Land is an {{Expy}} of JamesBrown. [[SarcasmMode Because James Brown sure was a big time rapper.]]

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** A minor one but in "Bad Rap", the king of Rap Land is an {{Expy}} a NoCelebritiesWereHarmed of JamesBrown. [[SarcasmMode Because James Brown sure was a big time rapper.]]
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* TheyJustDidntCare
** In "Two Plumbers and a Baby", Luigi says "Good thing we used the extra pipe for this Koopa catcher, huh Mario?". The problem? The animating team animated it so that ''Mario's'' the one who's saying the line. Add the fact that Luigi's hat is colored wrong and you have one of the biggest examples of this trope.
** A minor one but in "Bad Rap", the king of Rap Land is an {{Expy}} of JamesBrown. [[SarcasmMode Because James Brown sure was a big time rapper.]]
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--->The awful rapping in this episode makes the raps from the Hammerman cartoon sound like Tupac Shakur.

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* PainfulRhyme: Most, if not all of the rhymes in "Bad Rap", will make you groan loudly.

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* PainfulRhyme: Most, if not all of the rhymes in "Bad Rap", will make you groan loudly. As a Youtube commentor puts it:
--->The awful rapping in this episode makes the raps from the Hammerman cartoon sound like Tupac Shakur.
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* PainfulRhyme: Most, if not all of the rhymes in "Bad Rap", will make you groan loudly.
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** The fact that Mario is played by wrestling icon Lou Albano becomes funny after the canon Mario [[VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor actually became a wrestler for a while]].
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* BrokenAesop: The Christmas special, "Koopa Claus" attempts to make a point about giving being better than receiving. Toad snaps Santa out of the latter's HeroicBSOD over his entire workshop being frozen by offering him the snowboard that Princess Toadstool gave to him. Santa then comments that he's never seen anybody express the true spirit of Christmas like him. While it was a noble act, it's ruined by the fact that Toad was a) only motivated to do so because it meant more presents for him and b) being incredibly selfish, materialistic as well as [[TheLoad unhelpful]] throughout the entire episode, his worst offense being caring more about the snowboard being safe than his ''friends'' when Koopa attacked them. Not to mention Toad didn't really care about Santa's HeroicBSOD until Princess Toadstool [[WhatTheHellHero rightfully called him out]] on being a selfish brat.

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* BrokenAesop: The Christmas special, "Koopa Claus" attempts to make a point about giving being better than receiving. Toad snaps Santa out of the latter's HeroicBSOD over his entire workshop being frozen by offering him Santa the snowboard that Princess Toadstool gave to him. Santa then comments that he's never seen anybody express the true spirit of Christmas like him. While it was a noble act, it's ruined by Nevermind the fact that Toad was a) only motivated to do so because it meant more presents for him and b) him, or the fact that he was being incredibly selfish, materialistic as well as as an [[TheLoad unhelpful]] JerkAss throughout the entire episode, his worst offense being caring who cared more about the snowboard being safe than his ''friends'' when Koopa attacked them. Not to mention Or the fact that Toad didn't really care about Santa's HeroicBSOD until Princess Toadstool [[WhatTheHellHero rightfully called him out]] on being a selfish brat.
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* BrokenAesop: The Christmas special, "Koopa Claus" attempts to make a point about giving being better than receiving. Toad snaps Santa out of the latter's HeroicBSOD over his entire workshop being frozen by offering him the snowboard that Princess Toadstool gave to him. Santa then comments that he's never seen anybody express the true spirit of Christmas like him. While it was a noble act, it's ruined by the fact that Toad was a)only motivated to do so because it meant more presents for him and b) being incredibly selfish, materialistic as well as [[TheLoad unhelpful]] throughout the entire episode, his worst offense being caring more about the snowboard being safe than his ''friends'' when Koopa attacked them.

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* BrokenAesop: The Christmas special, "Koopa Claus" attempts to make a point about giving being better than receiving. Toad snaps Santa out of the latter's HeroicBSOD over his entire workshop being frozen by offering him the snowboard that Princess Toadstool gave to him. Santa then comments that he's never seen anybody express the true spirit of Christmas like him. While it was a noble act, it's ruined by the fact that Toad was a)only a) only motivated to do so because it meant more presents for him and b) being incredibly selfish, materialistic as well as [[TheLoad unhelpful]] throughout the entire episode, his worst offense being caring more about the snowboard being safe than his ''friends'' when Koopa attacked them.them. Not to mention Toad didn't really care about Santa's HeroicBSOD until Princess Toadstool [[WhatTheHellHero rightfully called him out]] on being a selfish brat.
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* BrokenAesop: The Christmas special, "Koopa Claus" attempts to make a point about giving being better than receiving. Toad snaps Santa out of the latter's HeroicBSOD over his entire workshop being frozen by offering him the snowboard that Princess Toadstool gave to him. Santa then comments that he's never seen anybody express the true spirit of Christmas like him. While it was a noble act, it's ruined by the fact Toad was incredibly selfish, materialistic as well as [[TheLoad unhelpful]] throughout the entire episode, his worst offense being caring more about the snowboard being safe than his ''friends'' when Koopa attacked them.

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* BrokenAesop: The Christmas special, "Koopa Claus" attempts to make a point about giving being better than receiving. Toad snaps Santa out of the latter's HeroicBSOD over his entire workshop being frozen by offering him the snowboard that Princess Toadstool gave to him. Santa then comments that he's never seen anybody express the true spirit of Christmas like him. While it was a noble act, it's ruined by the fact that Toad was a)only motivated to do so because it meant more presents for him and b) being incredibly selfish, materialistic as well as [[TheLoad unhelpful]] throughout the entire episode, his worst offense being caring more about the snowboard being safe than his ''friends'' when Koopa attacked them.
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* BrokenAesop: The Christmas special, "Koopa Claus" attempts to make a point about giving being better than receiving. Toad snaps Santa out of the latter's HeroicBSOD over his entire workshop being frozen by offering him the snowboard that Princess Toadstool gave to him. Santa then comments that he's never seen anybody express the true spirit of Christmas like him. While it was a noble act, it's ruined by the fact Toad was incredibly selfish, materialistic as well as [[TheLoad unhelpful]] throughout the entire episode, his worst offenses being caring more about the snowboard being safe than the Princess and Mario Bros. when Koopa attacked them and only being motivated to save Santa just for the presents.

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* BrokenAesop: The Christmas special, "Koopa Claus" attempts to make a point about giving being better than receiving. Toad snaps Santa out of the latter's HeroicBSOD over his entire workshop being frozen by offering him the snowboard that Princess Toadstool gave to him. Santa then comments that he's never seen anybody express the true spirit of Christmas like him. While it was a noble act, it's ruined by the fact Toad was incredibly selfish, materialistic as well as [[TheLoad unhelpful]] throughout the entire episode, his worst offenses offense being caring more about the snowboard being safe than the Princess and Mario Bros. his ''friends'' when Koopa attacked them and only being motivated to save Santa just for the presents.them.
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* BrokenAesop: The Christmas special, "Koopa Claus" attempts to make a point about giving being better than receiving. Toad snaps Santa out of the latter's HeroicBSOD over his entire workshop being frozen by offering him the snowboard that Princess Toadstool gave to him. Santa then comments that he's never seen anybody express the true spirit of Christmas like him. While it was a noble act, it's ruined by the fact Toad was incredibly selfish, materialistic as well as very unhelpful, throughout the entire episode, his worst offenses being caring more about the snowboard being safe than the Princess and Mario Bros. when Koopa attacked them and only being motivated to save Santa just for the presents.

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* BrokenAesop: The Christmas special, "Koopa Claus" attempts to make a point about giving being better than receiving. Toad snaps Santa out of the latter's HeroicBSOD over his entire workshop being frozen by offering him the snowboard that Princess Toadstool gave to him. Santa then comments that he's never seen anybody express the true spirit of Christmas like him. While it was a noble act, it's ruined by the fact Toad was incredibly selfish, materialistic as well as very unhelpful, [[TheLoad unhelpful]] throughout the entire episode, his worst offenses being caring more about the snowboard being safe than the Princess and Mario Bros. when Koopa attacked them and only being motivated to save Santa just for the presents.
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* BrokenAesop: The Christmas special, "Koopa Claus" attempts to make a point about giving being better than receiving. Toad snaps Santa out of the latter's HeroicBSOD over his entire workshop being frozen by offering him the snowboard that Princess Toadstool gave to him. Santa then comments that he's never seen anybody express the true spirit of Christmas like him. While it was a noble act, it's ruined by the fact Toad was incredibly selfish, materialistic as well as very unhelpful, throughout the entire episode, his worst offenses being caring more about the snowboard being safe than the Princess and Mario Bros. when Koopa attacked them and only being motivated to save Santa just for the presents.
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** In "The Great BMX Race", Mouser says, "Anyone up for a game of Hide and Go Boom?" This would later become the name of a mini-game in ''[[VideoGame/MarioParty Mario Party 4]]''.
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** It's clear that, since this is a cartoon based on a Video Game, certain features were bound to be included into future games. [[VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros From Mini Mushrooms and Mega Mushrooms]], [[VideoGame/YoshisIsland to Baby Peach]] and [[VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiPartnersInTime Baby Bowser]], [[VideoGame/SuperMario64 Mario's love of food]], [[VideoGame/LuigisMansion Luigi's cowardice]], [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach Peach's]] and [[VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii Toad's]] much greater roles, and many many more, it's clear that the cartoonists had some very good ideas that Creator/{{Nintendo}} would use later on. One thing, however, a lot of people will skip over, that I find HilariousInHindsight is the following sentence from the live action skit, "No Way To Treat A Queenie"; "Well, since I am the queen, you see, I really must use the royal {{Wii}}". For those of you who don't know, HMTheQueen actually has a "Royal {{Wii}}", one that is [[http://kotaku.com/5264383/the-queen-of-englands-gold+plated-wii gold-plated]]. So Hilarious! --Tropers/DingoWalley

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** It's clear that, since this is a cartoon based on a Video Game, certain features were bound to be included into future games. [[VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros From Mini Mushrooms and Mega Mushrooms]], [[VideoGame/YoshisIsland to Baby Peach]] and [[VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiPartnersInTime Baby Bowser]], [[VideoGame/SuperMario64 Mario's love of food]], [[VideoGame/LuigisMansion Luigi's cowardice]], [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach Peach's]] and [[VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii Toad's]] much greater roles, and many many more, it's clear that the cartoonists had some very good ideas that Creator/{{Nintendo}} would use later on. One thing, however, a lot of people will skip over, that I find HilariousInHindsight over is the following sentence from the live action skit, "No Way To Treat A Queenie"; "Well, since I am the queen, you see, I really must use the royal {{Wii}}". For those of you who don't know, HMTheQueen actually has a "Royal {{Wii}}", one that is [[http://kotaku.com/5264383/the-queen-of-englands-gold+plated-wii gold-plated]]. So Hilarious! --Tropers/DingoWalley
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: In the first episode, Bowser orders two mouthless ghosts to lick his feet while he sits on his throne. For no reason.

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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: In the first episode, Bowser orders two mouthless ghosts ice creatures (Flurries) to lick his feet while he sits on his throne. For no reason.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: In the first episode, Bowser orders two mouthless ghosts to lick his feet while he sits on his throne. For no reason.
* CantUnHearIt: For many older fans, Captain Lou Albano's deep but friendly Mario voice still trumps the official "squeaky" one by Charles Martinet being marketed by Nintendo.
* CriticalResearchFailure
** In one episode, Mario and Luigi flee in complete terror from [[TheGoomba a Goomba]], despite the fact that they have it outnumbered, and there's hardly any way it could actually pose a threat to them. A few seconds later in the same episode, they RUN ON TOP OF a field of Piranha Plants.
** Also in the opening, when Mario touches a star and gets [[PlayingWithFire fire powers]]. It's the ''Fire Flower'' that gives you this, the Starman gives you [[InvincibilityPowerUp invincibility]].
** It would still be off somewhat, since that form is called "Super Mario".
* EarWorm
** "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65uNCLBTje0 DO THE MARIO! Swing... your... arms... from side-to-side! Come on! It's time to go Do The Mario!]]"
** Heck the theme song, which is likewise the Mario theme with different lyrics and some light rap, is pretty catchy itself.
* EsotericHappyEnding: The live-action segment "Goodbye Mr. Fish". Mario and Luigi petsit the beloved goldfish of a kindly old woman named Mrs. Periwinkle, only for it to die unexpectedly. Rather than explain the situation, they get her a ReplacementGoldfish, and she's none the wiser, firmly believing it to be her "Kenneth". Granted, Mario declines any payment, but when Mrs. Periwinkle says that she'll spread the word about the brothers' supposed good work, Luigi starts telling her about their "rates"...
* HarsherInHindsight: One episode of the series had Bowser forcibly marrying Toadstool, with several members of the kingdom turned to stone. In ''VideoGame/SuperPaperMario'', Peach is literally brainwashed into marrying Bowser so the BigBad (Hint: ''Not'' Bowser) can create a Chaos Heart to completely destroy existence.
* HilariousInHindsight
** "Two Plumbers and a Baby" gave us [[VideoGame/YoshisIsland Baby Bowser]] and [[VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiPartnersInTime Baby Peach]].
** The episodes "Stars in your Eyes" and "Star Koopa" are all about the Mario Bros. [[VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy venturing into space]] [[VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy2 to save both the Princess and the galaxy from Bowser.]]
** It's clear that, since this is a cartoon based on a Video Game, certain features were bound to be included into future games. [[VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros From Mini Mushrooms and Mega Mushrooms]], [[VideoGame/YoshisIsland to Baby Peach]] and [[VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiPartnersInTime Baby Bowser]], [[VideoGame/SuperMario64 Mario's love of food]], [[VideoGame/LuigisMansion Luigi's cowardice]], [[VideoGame/SuperPrincessPeach Peach's]] and [[VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii Toad's]] much greater roles, and many many more, it's clear that the cartoonists had some very good ideas that Creator/{{Nintendo}} would use later on. One thing, however, a lot of people will skip over, that I find HilariousInHindsight is the following sentence from the live action skit, "No Way To Treat A Queenie"; "Well, since I am the queen, you see, I really must use the royal {{Wii}}". For those of you who don't know, HMTheQueen actually has a "Royal {{Wii}}", one that is [[http://kotaku.com/5264383/the-queen-of-englands-gold+plated-wii gold-plated]]. So Hilarious! --Tropers/DingoWalley
** Mario's athletic tendencies are mentioned in one episode, and later games have him playing all sorts of sports.
** "Plumber's Academy" pretty much gave us {{Wario}}.
* MemeticMutation: [[YoutubePoop "LUIGI, I'M HOME!"]]
* SoBadItsGood: While some genuinely like it, others have this opinion about it.
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