History WMG / SuperMarioSunshine

As we see in ''Videogame/SuperMarioOdyssey'', Bowser kidnapping Peach to marry her is something he'd be willing to do. However, instead of going straight to the marriage, this time he was hoping that he could trick Peach into growing close to Bowser Jr, and wanting to raise him, then after that, he'd pop the question, saying "Since you want to be his mother, why not make it official?" (or something along those lines). In other words, he was hoping that he could cause Peach to develop a case of StockholmSyndrome - he didn't specify when Peach would become Bowser Jr's adoptive mother because that would ruin his plan.

** Alternatively, she doesn't know about sexual reproduction since babies are delivered by stork in the Mario world. She was wondering how that could be the case, ever.

[[WMG:Alternatively. to the above...]]

** In a Mario game? Yeah, [[{{Josed}} no]].

The Yoshis found on Isle Delfino disintegrating in a few feet of water seems a wee bit too evolutionarily backwards for supposed "natives". Rather, seeing as Delfino Island is a tourist hub that probably also sees lots of importing and exporting, Yoshis could have been introduced to the environment unintentionally as a stowaway. They're still a different species than those found in the Mushroom Kingdom, perhaps coming from a region where they didn't evolve or adapt to water, but they are not native to Delfino Island. Despite this, Yoshis still eat practically anything, including the island's copious birds, so while they manage to prey and reproduce just enough to survive, they are still rare due to living around tons of water. This brings to mind Guam, another island that became overrun with reptiles that feast on the local birds.

The Yoshis found on Isle Delfino disintegrating in a few feet of water seems a wee bit too evolutionarily backwards for supposed "natives". Rather, seeing as Delfino Island is a tourist hub that probably also sees lots of importing and exporting, Yoshis could have been introduced to the environment unintentionally as a stowaway. They're still a different species than those found in the Mushroom Kingdom, perhaps coming from a region with very little water, but they aren't native to Delfino Island. Despite this, Yoshis still can eat practically anything, including the island's copious birds, so they survive and reproduce just enough to survive, but are still rare due to living around tons of water. This brings to mind Guam, another island that became overrun with reptiles that feast on the local birds.

The Yoshis found on Isle Delfino disintegrating in a few feet of water seems a wee bit too evolutionarily backwards for supposed "natives". Rather, seeing as Delfino Island is a tourist hub that probably also sees lots of importing and exporting, Yoshis could have been introduced to the environment unintentionally. They're still a different species than those found in the Mushroom Kingdom, perhaps coming from a region with very little water, but they aren't native to Delfino Island. Despite this, Yoshis still can eat practically anything, including the island's copious birds, so they survive and reproduce just enough to survive, but are still rare due to living around tons of water. This brings to mind Guam, another island that became overrun with reptiles that feast on the local birds.