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** Bowser catching Peach in a forbidden section of his castle brings to mind a scene in ‘’Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast’’, where the Beast catches Belle in the West Wing almost touching the enchanted rose. As if the idea of a monster imprisoning a young woman in his castle isn’t similar enough.
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** Bowser catching Peach in a forbidden section of his castle brings to mind a scene in ‘’Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast’’, ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast'', where the Beast catches Belle in the West Wing almost touching the enchanted rose. As if the idea of a monster imprisoning a young woman in his castle isn’t similar enough.
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* OnlyInItForTheMoney: The only reason Wario and Waluigi join Bowser's army so they could get the moneybag that Bowser was keeping. When they see their chance, they quickly took the moneybag and tried to escape Bowser's castle with it, but Bowser eventually caught up with them and the predictable happened.
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* OnlyInItForTheMoney: The only reason Wario and Waluigi join Bowser's army was so they could get the moneybag that Bowser was keeping. When they see their chance, they quickly took the moneybag and tried to escape Bowser's castle with it, but Bowser eventually caught up with them and the predictable happened.
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Mario and Luigi were deeply saddened by their loss, but know they have to move on. They come across the Mushroom Express, where the next star is hidden. All the passengers were there to greet them, but then something happens to the train driver, and all the passengers were deemed suspects. It turns out the quiet Toad was the culprit, and Koopa in disguise, who switched the direction of the train to a cliff to dispose of the pursuing Mario Bros. Fortunately, everyone escapes before the train plunges down the cliff.
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Mario and Luigi were deeply saddened by their loss, but know they have to move on. They come across the Mushroom Express, where the next star is hidden. All the passengers were there to greet them, but then something happens to the train driver, and all the passengers were deemed suspects. It turns out the quiet Toad was the culprit, and Koopa in disguise, who switched the direction of the train to a cliff to dispose of the pursuing Mario Bros.Bros.. Fortunately, everyone escapes before the train plunges down the cliff.
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'''Completion Date''': January9th, 9, 2013
'''Completion Date''': January
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* {{Fartillery}}: Wario uses this to knock out the heroes in the desert pyramid.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: While Peach looking at his diary isn't an excuse to beat her, she would arguably be violating a privacy law or two in real life.
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* Luigi progressing through a haunted mansion with a vaccuum cleaner is an homage to ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion''.
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Remember that generator Bowser was working on in [[Recap/GoomzillaE5BowserNeedsMinions the last episode]]? It’s a machine that has the power to turn everyone in the entire Mushroom Kingdom into stone without its stars. Bowser punches the stars out of the machine and gives each of them to his minions, sending them to various locations in the Mushroom Kingdom to hide them well. Fortunately, they didn’t count on a snooping Peach, who manages to write down all the locations on a piece of paper, which she then folds into a paper airplane and sends Mario’s way.
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Remember that generator strange machine Bowser was working on in [[Recap/GoomzillaE5BowserNeedsMinions the last episode]]? It’s a machine generator that has the power to turn everyone in the entire Mushroom Kingdom into stone without its stars. Bowser punches the stars out of the machine generator and gives each of them to his minions, sending them to various locations in the Mushroom Kingdom to hide them well. Fortunately, they didn’t count on a snooping Peach, who manages to write down all the locations on a piece of paper, which she then folds into a paper airplane and sends Mario’s way.
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One night at Mario’s House on a dark and stormy night, the Mario Bros. invite their friends over for a sleepover. But Bowser and his troops attack, and once again kidnap the princess. They take her to their castle, which they fly into space to get closer to the moon, which is needed for their plan to put an end to Mario forever.
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One night at Mario’s House on a dark and stormy night, the Mario Bros. invite their friends over for a sleepover.the night. But Bowser and his troops attack, and once again kidnap the princess. They take her to their castle, which they fly into space to get closer to the moon, which is needed for their plan to put an end to Mario forever.
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Remember that generator Bowser was working on in [[Recap/GoomzillaE5/BowserNeedsMinions the last episode]]? It’s a machine that has the power to turn everyone in the entire Mushroom Kingdom into stone without its stars. Bowser punches the stars out of the machine and gives each of them to his minions, sending them to various locations in the Mushroom Kingdom to hide them well. Fortunately, they didn’t count on a snooping Peach, who manages to write down all the locations on a piece of paper, which she then folds into a paper airplane and sends Mario’s way.
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Remember that generator Bowser was working on in [[Recap/GoomzillaE5/BowserNeedsMinions [[Recap/GoomzillaE5BowserNeedsMinions the last episode]]? It’s a machine that has the power to turn everyone in the entire Mushroom Kingdom into stone without its stars. Bowser punches the stars out of the machine and gives each of them to his minions, sending them to various locations in the Mushroom Kingdom to hide them well. Fortunately, they didn’t count on a snooping Peach, who manages to write down all the locations on a piece of paper, which she then folds into a paper airplane and sends Mario’s way.
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* OnlyInInForTheMoney: The only reason Wario and Waluigi join Bowser's army so they could get the moneybag that Bowser was keeping. When they see their chance, they quickly took the moneybag and tried to escape Bowser's castle with it, but Bowser eventually caught up with them and the predictable happened.
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* OnlyInInForTheMoney: OnlyInItForTheMoney: The only reason Wario and Waluigi join Bowser's army so they could get the moneybag that Bowser was keeping. When they see their chance, they quickly took the moneybag and tried to escape Bowser's castle with it, but Bowser eventually caught up with them and the predictable happened.
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* Luigi progressing through a haunted mansion with a vaccuum cleaner is an homage to ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion''.
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Remember that generator Bowser was working on in the last episode? It’s a machine that has the power to turn everyone in the entire Mushroom Kingdom into stone without its stars. Bowser punches the stars out of the machine and gives each of them to his minions, sending them to various locations in the Mushroom Kingdom to hide them well. Fortunately, they didn’t count on a snooping Peach, who manages to write down all the locations on a piece of paper, which she then folds into a paper airplane and sends Mario’s way.
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Remember that generator Bowser was working on in [[Recap/GoomzillaE5/BowserNeedsMinions the last episode? episode]]? It’s a machine that has the power to turn everyone in the entire Mushroom Kingdom into stone without its stars. Bowser punches the stars out of the machine and gives each of them to his minions, sending them to various locations in the Mushroom Kingdom to hide them well. Fortunately, they didn’t count on a snooping Peach, who manages to write down all the locations on a piece of paper, which she then folds into a paper airplane and sends Mario’s way.
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This is it. Goomzilla’s very first full-length movie, rather than a quick video.
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consisting of six parts.
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‘’’Upload Date’’’: July 13th, 2012
‘’’Completion Date’’’: January 9th, 2013
This is it. Goomzilla’s very first full-length movie, rather than a quick video.
One night at Mario’s House on a dark and stormy night, the Mario Bros. invite their friends over for a sleepover. But Bowser and his troops attack, and once again kidnap the princess. They take her to their castle, which they fly into space to get closer to the moon, which is needed for their plan to put an end to Mario forever.
Remember that generator Bowser was working on in the last episode? It’s a machine that has the power to turn everyone in the entire Mushroom Kingdom into stone without its stars. Bowser punches the stars out of the machine and gives each of them to his minions, sending them to various locations in the Mushroom Kingdom to hide them well. Fortunately, they didn’t count on a snooping Peach, who manages to write down all the locations on a piece of paper, which she then folds into a paper airplane and sends Mario’s way.
Mario gets the message and the search for the stars is on. Their first stop is the underground tunnels, where they defeat a pair of Goombas guarding the red star…and a Whacka that just wanted to talk to them, which is gonna happen a few more times.
Meanwhile, Peach decides to explore Bowser’s Castle, since he can never seem to remember to lock her door. She eventually finds Bowser’s diary and decides to take a look. But Bowser catches her and orders his minion Goomfrey to beat her with a baseball bat to teach her a lesson. Goomfrey, however, can’t bring himself to do it and secretly lets her off the hook. This was the beginning of a secret friendship between the two, which leads to Goomfrey making Peach some excellent tea, and Peach sewing Goomfrey a new bowtie.
With the help of Yoshi, Mario and Luigi make their way to the desert pyramid to find the second star. They come across an archaeologist named Kolorado, who also helps them. After a scuffle with Wario and Waluigi, Yoshi tries to reclaim a power star that they dropped, only to get crushed by the pyramid in the process. Both Yoshi and the pyramid have been lost in the accident.
Mario and Luigi were deeply saddened by their loss, but know they have to move on. They come across the Mushroom Express, where the next star is hidden. All the passengers were there to greet them, but then something happens to the train driver, and all the passengers were deemed suspects. It turns out the quiet Toad was the culprit, and Koopa in disguise, who switched the direction of the train to a cliff to dispose of the pursuing Mario Bros. Fortunately, everyone escapes before the train plunges down the cliff.
Mario and Luigi’s next stop is an old haunted house, where a Boo is guarding the star. He imprisons Mario, leaving Luigi to do the job. Fortunately, Luigi finds a vacuum cleaner that works just like the Poltergust 3000, and uses it to progress through the mansion, defeat the Boo, and save his brother.
With the moon almost full, Bowser orders Goomfrey to bring him Peach so they can live their life as the only two people in the whole Mushroom Kingdom free from the stone spell. But Goomfrey has other plans, and vows to escort Peach to freedom.
Mario and Luigi’s journey is nearing its end. Toad manages to convert their house into a rocket ship, which they use to pursue Bowser in space. But they’re in for a surprise when they find that Bowser doesn’t have the star they thought he had. Wario and Waluigi see their chance when they spot the bag of money they were after the whole time, and quietly take it back home with them.
While Goomfrey is helping Peach escape, they come across the last of the Whacka species. To his surprise, they don’t beat him up. But when a Boomerang Bro. catches Peach and Goomfrey trying to escape, Whacka swoops in and stops him—at the cost of his own life. To make matters worse, Koopa finds her and takes her to Bowser anyway. Goomfey tries to stop Bowser, but he easily overpowers Goomfrey, seemingly killing him as well.
As soon as both parties find that one of the stars are missing, the moon is full, and the petrifying process can begin. Bowser forces his and Peach’s hand on the generator once the stone spell takes place, everyone in the Mushroom Kingdom—including the nice people that helped the Mario Bros. on their journey—turns into stone, leaving nobody to challenge Bowser for Peach’s freedom.
But just when it looked like all of Mario and Luigi’s efforts were for nothing, Yoshi emerges from the pyramid, very much alive thanks to the power of the stars. He uses Peach’s bed—which Toad also converted into a rocket—to make it to Bowser’s Castle in space, use the last star to power the generator up, and send Bowser tumbling down to Earth.
The spell is broken, Goomfrey comes to, everyone makes it back home, the generator is destroyed for good, and Bowser catches wise to Wario and Waluigi’s deception. But not everybody lives happily ever after, as all the Whackas are gone for good, and Goomfrey has to leave Peach because humans and Goombas should not mix.
!!Tropes applying to Mario’s Quest:
* AdventurerArchaeologist: Kolorado.
* BadBoss: Bowser shows no concern for his minions getting included in the petrifying process.
* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: The reason Whacka protected Peach and Goomfrey from a Boomerang Bro.? They were the only people who didn't try to beat him up in any way.
* BigBad: Bowser.
* BigDamnHeroes: Yoshi.
* BigDamnMovie: This is the very first Goomzilla movie.
* BittersweetEnding: Bowser is stopped and the Mushroom Kingdom and Princess Peach are saved, but all the Whackas are extinct, and Goomfrey leaves Princess Peach because "humans and Goombas should not mix." And even after he assures Peach he's grateful for everything, she's clearly depressed by his leaving.
* BottomlessPit: How Bowser’s generator meets its end.
* ButNowIMustGo: Goomfrey has to leave Peach because "humans and Goombas should not mix."
* ButtMonkey: Luigi is noticeably the victim of quite a bit of slapstick in this movie, although not nearly as much as Whacka.
* ColdBloodedTorture: That poor innkeeper Toad has been kidnapped and tortured into telling Bowser how to repair the broken generator.
* ContinuityNod: Apparently, someone forgot to get rid of [[Recap/GoomzillaE4BowserAndTheKoopasStaff Luigi’s grave]].
* DamselInDistress: Peach.
* DarkerAndEdgier: Very much so compared to the previous five episodes.
* ADayInTheLimelight: Luigi gets his chance to shine in Part 5.
* DisneyDeath: Everyone in the Mushroom Kingdom was turned to stone, except for Bowser, Peach, and Yoshi. The star he was trying to protect kept him alive so he could stop Bowser and restore everyone.
* DisneyVillainDeath: How Bowser is defeated.
* DistressedDude: Luigi in Part 3, Mario in Part 5.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Bowser having Peach beaten with a baseball bat is scarily reminiscent of an abusive relationship, given his feelings for her.
* TheDogBitesBack: The innkeeper Toad manages to fight back against the Goomba that whipped him earlier.
** -->'''Innkeeper Toad:''' ''"Pesky things..."''
* FamousLastWords:
** -->’’’Whacka:’’ ‘’“Quick, run...”’’
* FetchQuest: Mario and Luigi must fetch all the stars to power the generator and stop Bowser.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: To punish Peach for looking at his diary, Bowser ''orders Goomfrey to hit Peach with a baseball bat'' in Mario's Quest! It's DomesticAbuse [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything at its finest]].
* TheHero: Mario.
* HeroicSacrifice:
** Yoshi gives his life to protect the star in the pyramid.
** Whacka also gives his life to stop the Boomerang Bro. from hurting Peach and Goomfrey. Unlike Yoshi’s case, this sacrifice is permanent.
* HilariousOuttakes: This time, the outtakes are given their own separate video.
* JerkassHasAPoint: While Peach looking at his diary isn't an excuse to beat her, she would arguably be violating a privacy law or two in real life.
* KilledOffForReal: Whacka.
* KnightOfCerebus: Bowser’s sinister plans are portrayed much more seriously this time around.
* TheLancer: Luigi.
* MadLibsCatchPhrase: "Don't [verb] me!" whenever people beat Whacka up.
* MeaningfulFuneral: For Whacka.
* MinionWithAnFInEvil: Even before Goomfrey turned against Bowser, he was hardly evil to begin with.
* MoralDissonance:
** Quite a bit of commentors found it odd how, when Peach is taken to her captive room, she says "Splendid!", though it might be because she just likes how the room looks.
** Later in the movie, Peach looks at Bowser's diary, which realistically is a blatant violation of his privacy, though that still doesn't excuse him from beating her.
* NearVillainVictory: Bowser manages to turn everyone except himself and Peach into stone so that they can be the only two people alive. Had it not been for Yoshi and the power of the stars, it would have kept.
* NeverSayDie: Averted for this movie, where a Boo says “[[VideoGame/SuperMario64 "Ghosts...don't...DIE!"]]'’, and the [[VideoGame/SuperPaperMario Overthere]] is mentioned as "where pure souls go after death".
* NewJobAsThePlotDemands: A variation for the Toads. We've seen some Toads working for the princess, one Toad driving a train (with Toadette as the chef), and an innkeeper Toad.
* OnlyInInForTheMoney: The only reason Wario and Waluigi join Bowser's army so they could get the moneybag that Bowser was keeping. When they see their chance, they quickly took the moneybag and tried to escape Bowser's castle with it, but Bowser eventually caught up with them and the predictable happened.
* PaletteSwap: Kolorado is just a Koopa Troopa plush with a mustache and fedora hat.
* PreAsskickingOneLiner:
** ‘’’Bowser:’’’ ‘’”You have three minutes to entertain me before your body is frozen forever.”’’
* RevengeBeforeReason: This movie provides an interesting glimpse of a “shoot first, ask questions later” mindset for Mario, where he was ready to attack both Professor Kolorado and Goomfrey until he is assured that they're good guys.
* ShoutOut:
** The overall premise of Mario’s Quest is similar to ''VideoGame/PaperMario64''.
** Mario beats the first Whacka with his hammer. In other words, Whack-A-Mole.
** Bowser catching Peach in a forbidden section of his castle brings to mind a scene in ‘’Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast’’, where the Beast catches Belle in the West Wing almost touching the enchanted rose. As if the idea of a monster imprisoning a young woman in his castle isn’t similar enough.
* SuddenlyVoiced: We finally get some dialogue from Bowser, as well as many other characters Mario and Luigi meet on their journey.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Toadette, the only character (so far) that Goomzilla's sister has provided a voice for.
* TakenForGranite: Bowser's evil plan was to turn everyone in the Mushroom Kingdom into stone, except for himself and Peach.
* TemptingFate: The first Whacka is confident that nothing could go wrong today...before Mario whacks him.
* TookALevelInBadass: Goombas in earlier videos were fairly as weak as they always are. But here, they were a bit more of a hindrance towards Mario and Luigi.
* VerbalTic: Whacka has "Whackoo" and "whackadoo".
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‘’’Upload Date’’’: July 13th, 2012
‘’’Completion Date’’’: January 9th, 2013
This is it. Goomzilla’s very first full-length movie, rather than a quick video.
One night at Mario’s House on a dark and stormy night, the Mario Bros. invite their friends over for a sleepover. But Bowser and his troops attack, and once again kidnap the princess. They take her to their castle, which they fly into space to get closer to the moon, which is needed for their plan to put an end to Mario forever.
Remember that generator Bowser was working on in the last episode? It’s a machine that has the power to turn everyone in the entire Mushroom Kingdom into stone without its stars. Bowser punches the stars out of the machine and gives each of them to his minions, sending them to various locations in the Mushroom Kingdom to hide them well. Fortunately, they didn’t count on a snooping Peach, who manages to write down all the locations on a piece of paper, which she then folds into a paper airplane and sends Mario’s way.
Mario gets the message and the search for the stars is on. Their first stop is the underground tunnels, where they defeat a pair of Goombas guarding the red star…and a Whacka that just wanted to talk to them, which is gonna happen a few more times.
Meanwhile, Peach decides to explore Bowser’s Castle, since he can never seem to remember to lock her door. She eventually finds Bowser’s diary and decides to take a look. But Bowser catches her and orders his minion Goomfrey to beat her with a baseball bat to teach her a lesson. Goomfrey, however, can’t bring himself to do it and secretly lets her off the hook. This was the beginning of a secret friendship between the two, which leads to Goomfrey making Peach some excellent tea, and Peach sewing Goomfrey a new bowtie.
With the help of Yoshi, Mario and Luigi make their way to the desert pyramid to find the second star. They come across an archaeologist named Kolorado, who also helps them. After a scuffle with Wario and Waluigi, Yoshi tries to reclaim a power star that they dropped, only to get crushed by the pyramid in the process. Both Yoshi and the pyramid have been lost in the accident.
Mario and Luigi were deeply saddened by their loss, but know they have to move on. They come across the Mushroom Express, where the next star is hidden. All the passengers were there to greet them, but then something happens to the train driver, and all the passengers were deemed suspects. It turns out the quiet Toad was the culprit, and Koopa in disguise, who switched the direction of the train to a cliff to dispose of the pursuing Mario Bros. Fortunately, everyone escapes before the train plunges down the cliff.
Mario and Luigi’s next stop is an old haunted house, where a Boo is guarding the star. He imprisons Mario, leaving Luigi to do the job. Fortunately, Luigi finds a vacuum cleaner that works just like the Poltergust 3000, and uses it to progress through the mansion, defeat the Boo, and save his brother.
With the moon almost full, Bowser orders Goomfrey to bring him Peach so they can live their life as the only two people in the whole Mushroom Kingdom free from the stone spell. But Goomfrey has other plans, and vows to escort Peach to freedom.
Mario and Luigi’s journey is nearing its end. Toad manages to convert their house into a rocket ship, which they use to pursue Bowser in space. But they’re in for a surprise when they find that Bowser doesn’t have the star they thought he had. Wario and Waluigi see their chance when they spot the bag of money they were after the whole time, and quietly take it back home with them.
While Goomfrey is helping Peach escape, they come across the last of the Whacka species. To his surprise, they don’t beat him up. But when a Boomerang Bro. catches Peach and Goomfrey trying to escape, Whacka swoops in and stops him—at the cost of his own life. To make matters worse, Koopa finds her and takes her to Bowser anyway. Goomfey tries to stop Bowser, but he easily overpowers Goomfrey, seemingly killing him as well.
As soon as both parties find that one of the stars are missing, the moon is full, and the petrifying process can begin. Bowser forces his and Peach’s hand on the generator once the stone spell takes place, everyone in the Mushroom Kingdom—including the nice people that helped the Mario Bros. on their journey—turns into stone, leaving nobody to challenge Bowser for Peach’s freedom.
But just when it looked like all of Mario and Luigi’s efforts were for nothing, Yoshi emerges from the pyramid, very much alive thanks to the power of the stars. He uses Peach’s bed—which Toad also converted into a rocket—to make it to Bowser’s Castle in space, use the last star to power the generator up, and send Bowser tumbling down to Earth.
The spell is broken, Goomfrey comes to, everyone makes it back home, the generator is destroyed for good, and Bowser catches wise to Wario and Waluigi’s deception. But not everybody lives happily ever after, as all the Whackas are gone for good, and Goomfrey has to leave Peach because humans and Goombas should not mix.
!!Tropes applying to Mario’s Quest:
* AdventurerArchaeologist: Kolorado.
* BadBoss: Bowser shows no concern for his minions getting included in the petrifying process.
* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: The reason Whacka protected Peach and Goomfrey from a Boomerang Bro.? They were the only people who didn't try to beat him up in any way.
* BigBad: Bowser.
* BigDamnHeroes: Yoshi.
* BigDamnMovie: This is the very first Goomzilla movie.
* BittersweetEnding: Bowser is stopped and the Mushroom Kingdom and Princess Peach are saved, but all the Whackas are extinct, and Goomfrey leaves Princess Peach because "humans and Goombas should not mix." And even after he assures Peach he's grateful for everything, she's clearly depressed by his leaving.
* BottomlessPit: How Bowser’s generator meets its end.
* ButNowIMustGo: Goomfrey has to leave Peach because "humans and Goombas should not mix."
* ButtMonkey: Luigi is noticeably the victim of quite a bit of slapstick in this movie, although not nearly as much as Whacka.
* ColdBloodedTorture: That poor innkeeper Toad has been kidnapped and tortured into telling Bowser how to repair the broken generator.
* ContinuityNod: Apparently, someone forgot to get rid of [[Recap/GoomzillaE4BowserAndTheKoopasStaff Luigi’s grave]].
* DamselInDistress: Peach.
* DarkerAndEdgier: Very much so compared to the previous five episodes.
* ADayInTheLimelight: Luigi gets his chance to shine in Part 5.
* DisneyDeath: Everyone in the Mushroom Kingdom was turned to stone, except for Bowser, Peach, and Yoshi. The star he was trying to protect kept him alive so he could stop Bowser and restore everyone.
* DisneyVillainDeath: How Bowser is defeated.
* DistressedDude: Luigi in Part 3, Mario in Part 5.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Bowser having Peach beaten with a baseball bat is scarily reminiscent of an abusive relationship, given his feelings for her.
* TheDogBitesBack: The innkeeper Toad manages to fight back against the Goomba that whipped him earlier.
** -->'''Innkeeper Toad:''' ''"Pesky things..."''
* FamousLastWords:
** -->’’’Whacka:’’ ‘’“Quick, run...”’’
* FetchQuest: Mario and Luigi must fetch all the stars to power the generator and stop Bowser.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: To punish Peach for looking at his diary, Bowser ''orders Goomfrey to hit Peach with a baseball bat'' in Mario's Quest! It's DomesticAbuse [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything at its finest]].
* TheHero: Mario.
* HeroicSacrifice:
** Yoshi gives his life to protect the star in the pyramid.
** Whacka also gives his life to stop the Boomerang Bro. from hurting Peach and Goomfrey. Unlike Yoshi’s case, this sacrifice is permanent.
* HilariousOuttakes: This time, the outtakes are given their own separate video.
* JerkassHasAPoint: While Peach looking at his diary isn't an excuse to beat her, she would arguably be violating a privacy law or two in real life.
* KilledOffForReal: Whacka.
* KnightOfCerebus: Bowser’s sinister plans are portrayed much more seriously this time around.
* TheLancer: Luigi.
* MadLibsCatchPhrase: "Don't [verb] me!" whenever people beat Whacka up.
* MeaningfulFuneral: For Whacka.
* MinionWithAnFInEvil: Even before Goomfrey turned against Bowser, he was hardly evil to begin with.
* MoralDissonance:
** Quite a bit of commentors found it odd how, when Peach is taken to her captive room, she says "Splendid!", though it might be because she just likes how the room looks.
** Later in the movie, Peach looks at Bowser's diary, which realistically is a blatant violation of his privacy, though that still doesn't excuse him from beating her.
* NearVillainVictory: Bowser manages to turn everyone except himself and Peach into stone so that they can be the only two people alive. Had it not been for Yoshi and the power of the stars, it would have kept.
* NeverSayDie: Averted for this movie, where a Boo says “[[VideoGame/SuperMario64 "Ghosts...don't...DIE!"]]'’, and the [[VideoGame/SuperPaperMario Overthere]] is mentioned as "where pure souls go after death".
* NewJobAsThePlotDemands: A variation for the Toads. We've seen some Toads working for the princess, one Toad driving a train (with Toadette as the chef), and an innkeeper Toad.
* OnlyInInForTheMoney: The only reason Wario and Waluigi join Bowser's army so they could get the moneybag that Bowser was keeping. When they see their chance, they quickly took the moneybag and tried to escape Bowser's castle with it, but Bowser eventually caught up with them and the predictable happened.
* PaletteSwap: Kolorado is just a Koopa Troopa plush with a mustache and fedora hat.
* PreAsskickingOneLiner:
** ‘’’Bowser:’’’ ‘’”You have three minutes to entertain me before your body is frozen forever.”’’
* RevengeBeforeReason: This movie provides an interesting glimpse of a “shoot first, ask questions later” mindset for Mario, where he was ready to attack both Professor Kolorado and Goomfrey until he is assured that they're good guys.
* ShoutOut:
** The overall premise of Mario’s Quest is similar to ''VideoGame/PaperMario64''.
** Mario beats the first Whacka with his hammer. In other words, Whack-A-Mole.
** Bowser catching Peach in a forbidden section of his castle brings to mind a scene in ‘’Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast’’, where the Beast catches Belle in the West Wing almost touching the enchanted rose. As if the idea of a monster imprisoning a young woman in his castle isn’t similar enough.
* SuddenlyVoiced: We finally get some dialogue from Bowser, as well as many other characters Mario and Luigi meet on their journey.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Toadette, the only character (so far) that Goomzilla's sister has provided a voice for.
* TakenForGranite: Bowser's evil plan was to turn everyone in the Mushroom Kingdom into stone, except for himself and Peach.
* TemptingFate: The first Whacka is confident that nothing could go wrong today...before Mario whacks him.
* TookALevelInBadass: Goombas in earlier videos were fairly as weak as they always are. But here, they were a bit more of a hindrance towards Mario and Luigi.
* VerbalTic: Whacka has "Whackoo" and "whackadoo".
