History Fridge / TheAdventuresOfSuperMarioBros3

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* The episode "Do the Koopa" reveals that there is apparently a warp pipe that goes directly from the Mushroom Kingdom to Dark Land. This makes one question why, whenever Bowser kidnaps the Princess, does Mario need to go through eight worlds when he can just take this particular pipe.
** Because they need two warp whistles to get to the pipe.
** And in the case of the game on which this show is based, she isn't kidnapped until after World 7 is finished.
* At the end of "Dadzilla", the heroes decide to take Madzilla back with them so he can live in Giant Land. How they manage to fit a gigantic lizard back through the small warp pipe they came through?
* Another one from "Dadzilla". The plot kicks off when Kootie Pie shoves all her clothes in her closet [[ExplodingCloset with predictable results]]. Kootie Pie, like the rest of her family, rarely wears clothes so why would she have so many things to wear?
* In the episode "The Ugly Mermaid" the brothers discover a civilization of fish people who live at the bottom of the ocean. Despite the fact that they breathe with gills, these people live in an air-filled dome and have to wear water helmets to be able to breathe, and the big danger is that Koopa will break the dome and flood the city...huh?
* On the subject of "The Ugly Mermaid", there is the question as to why they're called mermaids. Given the fact that their top half is fish-like instead, and they have legs, they really resemble FishPeople far more than mermaids.
* In "Oh, Brother!", Kooky creates a WeatherControlMachine that involves many pipes. However, when one of those pipes breaks, he doesn't know how to fix it because "he's not a plumber". So you're telling me this GadgeteerGenius who built this complex pipe machine doesn't know how to fix one leaky pipe?
* In "Super Koopa", Princess Toadstool is tied up on the Eiffel Tower. Her solution? Just pull a scroll with a message out of her pocket and throw it into the sewer, so that it will reach Toad in the Mushroom Kingdom. This scroll happens to contain very specific and situational instructions for Toad, even though the Princess didn't write anything on it (she could barely move her arm due to being tied up). On top of that, she managed to throw the scroll [[ContrivedCoincidence directly into an open manhole that connects to the very warp pipe in the Mushroom Kingdom that Toad just so happens to be sitting by]].

* At the end of "Dadzilla", the heroes decide to take Madzilla back with them so he can live in Giant Land. How they manage to fit a gigantic lizard back through the small warp pipe the came through?

* In "Oh, Brother!", Kooky creates a WeatherControlMachine that involves many pipes. However, when one of those pipes breaks, he doesn't know how to fix it because "he's not a plumber". So you're telling me this GadgeteerGenius who built this complex pipe machine doesn't know how to fix one leaky pipe?

* Why does King Koopa decide to take over Paris in "Super Koopa?" [[UnfortunateImplications He might believe in the stereotype]] [[CheeseEatingSurrenderMonkeys that the French are cowards and will surrender easily.]]

* In "Oh, Brother!", Kooky creates a WeatherControlMachine that involves many pipes. However, when one of those pipes breaks, he doesn't know how to fix it because "he's not a plumber". So you're telling me this GadgeteerGenius who built this complex pipe machine ''doesn't'' know how to fix one leaky pipe?

* In "Oh, Brother!", Kooky creates a WeatherControlMachine that involves many pipes. However, when one of those pipes breaks, he doesn't know how to fix it because "he's not a plumber". So you're telling me this GadgeteerGenius who built this complex pipe machine doesn't know how to fix a leaky pipe?

* On the subject of "The Ugly Mermaid", there is the question as to why they're called mermaids. Given the fact that their top half is fish-like instead, and they have legs, they really resemble FishPeople far more than mermaids.

* Why does King Koopa decide to take over Paris in "Super Koopa?" [[AcceptableTargets He might believe in the stereotype]] [[UnfortunateImplications that the French are cowards and will surrender easily.]]

* In the episode "The Ugly Mermaid" the brothers discover a civilization of fish people who live at the bottom of the ocean. Despite the fact that they breathe with gills, these people live in an air-filled dome and have to wear water helmets to be able to breathe, and the big danger is that Koopa will break the dome and flood the city...huh?

* Another one from "Dadzilla". The plot kicks off when Kootie Pie shoves all her clothes in her closet [[ExplosingCloset with predictable results]]. Kootie Pie, like the rest of her family, rarely wears clothes so why would she have so many things to wear?

* At the end of "Dadzilla", the heroes decide to take Madzilla back with them so he can live in Giant Land. How they manage to fit a gigantic lizard back through the small warp pipe the came through?

* "Crimes R Us" Cheatsy steals a kid's lunch money to get him to help them capture the Marios and then uncharacteristically gives him his money back after he's done his job instead of just keeping it anyway. According to the series bible, Cheatsy forges counterfeit coins in his spare time, so he could have switched them with fakes.

** Because they need two warp whistles to get to the pipe.

* Why does King Koopa decide to take over Paris in "Super Koopa?" [[AcceptableTargets He might believe in the stereotype]][[UnfortunateImplications that the French are cowards and will surrender easily.]]

* Combined with AcceptableTargets and UnfortunateImplications, the reason the French people run away from King Koopa in "Super Koopa" is playing on the stereotype the French are cowards.

* "Crimes R Us": Crimewave Clyde is, according to the Koopas, Public Enemy #1 in the Real World and had been serving a ''12,000-year'' prison sentence for undisclosed crimes. Why the Koopas would bust someone as dangerous as him out of jail is anyone's guess.

* "7 Continents for 7 Koopas": Some of what Mario and Luigi do to chase Koopas away counts. Mario ''turns the Great Wall of China into a dragon'' and floods the Louvre, potentially destroying it while Luigi makes the penguins gigantic in Antarctica. Were Asia, Antarctica and Europe better off without the help of the Mario Bros.?

* In "Kootie Pie Rocks", the boy Band Milli Vanilli insisted they couldn't sing for Kootie Pie without their backup band when she kidnapped them and tried to force them to perform. It may have been unintentional on the writers' part, but the fact that their real-world counterparts were outed as lip-syncers mere weeks after the episode's initial airing sheds some light on their claim.

* Think of the episode "Oh Brother". If Luigi hadn't saved Mario, he would have been kept by the Koopas. And they could have ended up using him to do their deeds, or worse, [[Main/AndIMustScream KILLED HIM]]. Note that the argument and Mario's capture was all Luigi's fault. That meant ''Luigi would have caused the downfall of the Mushroom Kingdom''.
** Not to mention, that Luigi using King Koopa's son to try and [[{{Main/Patricide}} kill his father]] is pretty disturbing ([[Main/DisproportionateRetribution and doesn't really make any sense]]). What if he had actually succeeded?