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* HarsherinHindsight: Bowser would eventually officially undergo AdaptationalVillainy in ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosMovie'', but even that portrayal of Bowser is nowhere near as vile as this one.
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* HarsherinHindsight: HarsherInHindsight: Bowser would eventually officially undergo AdaptationalVillainy in ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosMovie'', but even that portrayal of Bowser is nowhere near as vile as this one.
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* HarsherinHindsight: Bowser would eventually officially undergo AdaptationalVillainy in ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosMovie'', but even that portrayal of Bowser is nowhere near as vile as this one.
* NightmareFuel: Bowser is ''far darker'' than any of his official depictions, and then there's the flood of lava [[spoiler: that kills everyone in the end.]]
* NightmareFuel: Bowser is ''far darker'' than any of his official depictions, and then there's the flood of lava [[spoiler: that kills everyone in the end.]]
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** The use of "[[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Requiem for a Dream]]" in Part II during Koopa's siege may be considered cliche today, but keep in mind that Part II was made back in 2003.
** Mario sprite Flash movies are nothing new nowadays, and this series is frequently compared to other sprite movies such as ''WebAnimation/RiseOfTheMushroomKingdom''. However, this was one of the first (if not the first) Mario sprite Flash animations of this scale and was in fact the direct inspiration for ''Rise of the Mushroom Kingdom''.
** The use of "[[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Requiem for a Dream]]" in Part II during Koopa's siege may be considered cliche today, but keep in mind that Part II was made back in 2003.
** Mario sprite Flash movies are nothing new nowadays, and this series is frequently compared to other sprite movies such as ''WebAnimation/RiseOfTheMushroomKingdom''. However, this was one of the first (if not the first) Mario sprite Flash animations of this scale and was in fact the direct inspiration for ''Rise of the Mushroom Kingdom''.
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* SeinfeldIsUnfunny:
** The use of "[[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Requiem for a Dream]]" in Part II during Koopa's siege may be considered cliche today, but keep in mind that Part II was made back in 2003.
**OnceOriginalNowCommon: Mario sprite Flash movies are nothing new nowadays, and this series is frequently compared to other sprite movies such as ''WebAnimation/RiseOfTheMushroomKingdom''. However, this was one of the first (if not the first) Mario sprite Flash animations of this scale and was in fact the direct inspiration for ''Rise of the Mushroom Kingdom''.
** The use of "[[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Requiem for a Dream]]" in Part II during Koopa's siege may be considered cliche today, but keep in mind that Part II was made back in 2003.
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* CompleteMonster: [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosBowser King Koopa]] is the power-hungry [[BigBad ruler of the Koopa Troop]] and is [[AdaptationalVillainy far more villainous than his game counterpart]]. Obsessed with getting his hands on the Life Mushrooms, Koopa rallies his troops to [[StormingTheCastle storm Princess Toadstool's castle]] and kill her if she does not reveal their location. When the Mario Brothers attempt to stop his schemes, Koopa kills Luigi by using his fire breath to burn him alive. Koopa leads his army on an assault against the Princess's castle, killing dozens of Toads who were protecting her. Once it becomes clear that the Princess won't hand over the Life Mushrooms, Koopa kidnaps her to learn how to create them for himself. He then sends a legion of Hammer Bros. to round up the remaining Toads for his own purposes. When Mario finally confronts him to save the Princess, Koopa proceeds to [[RelativeButton taunt him over Luigi's death]] and promises that he will share his brother's fate.
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* CompleteMonster: [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosBowser King Koopa]] is the power-hungry [[BigBad [[EvilOverlord ruler of the Koopa Troop]] and is [[AdaptationalVillainy far more villainous than his game counterpart]]. Obsessed with getting his hands on the Life Mushrooms, Koopa rallies his troops to [[StormingTheCastle storm Princess Toadstool's castle]] and kill her if she does not reveal their location. When the Mario Brothers attempt to stop his schemes, Koopa kills Luigi by using his fire breath to burn him alive. Koopa leads his army on an assault against the Princess's castle, killing dozens of Toads who were protecting her. Once it becomes clear that the Princess won't hand over the Life Mushrooms, Koopa kidnaps her to learn how to create them for himself. He then sends a legion of Hammer Bros. to round up the remaining Toads for his own purposes. When Mario finally confronts him to save the Princess, Koopa proceeds to [[RelativeButton taunt him over Luigi's death]] and promises that he will share his brother's fate.
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* CompleteMonster: [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosBowser King Koopa]] is the power-hungry [[BigBad ruler of the Koopa Troop]] and is [[AdaptationalVillainy far more villainous than his game counterpart]]. Obsessed with getting his hands on the Life Mushrooms, Koopa rallies his troops to [[StormingTheCastle storm Princess Toadstool's castle]] and kill her if she does not reveal their location. When the Mario Brothers attempt to stop his schemes, Koopa kills Luigi by using his fire breath to burn him alive. Koopa leads his army on an assault against the Princess's castle, killing dozens of Toads who were protecting her. Once it becomes clear that the Princess won't hand over the Life Mushrooms, Koopa kidnaps her to learn how create them for himself. He then sends a legion of Hammer Bros. to round up the remaining Toads for his own purposes. When Mario finally confronts him to save the Princess, Koopa proceeds to [[RelativeButton taunt him over Luigi's death]] and promises that he will share his brother's fate.
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* CompleteMonster: [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosBowser King Koopa]] is the power-hungry [[BigBad ruler of the Koopa Troop]] and is [[AdaptationalVillainy far more villainous than his game counterpart]]. Obsessed with getting his hands on the Life Mushrooms, Koopa rallies his troops to [[StormingTheCastle storm Princess Toadstool's castle]] and kill her if she does not reveal their location. When the Mario Brothers attempt to stop his schemes, Koopa kills Luigi by using his fire breath to burn him alive. Koopa leads his army on an assault against the Princess's castle, killing dozens of Toads who were protecting her. Once it becomes clear that the Princess won't hand over the Life Mushrooms, Koopa kidnaps her to learn how to create them for himself. He then sends a legion of Hammer Bros. to round up the remaining Toads for his own purposes. When Mario finally confronts him to save the Princess, Koopa proceeds to [[RelativeButton taunt him over Luigi's death]] and promises that he will share his brother's fate.
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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: [[Awesome/MarioBrothers Has its own page]].
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* TearJerker: [[TearJerker/MarioBrothers Has its own page]].
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* CompleteMonster: [[Characters/SuperMarioBrosBowser King Koopa]] is the power-hungry [[BigBad ruler of the Koopa Troop]] and is [[AdaptationalVillainy far more villainous than his game counterpart]]. Obsessed with getting his hands on the Life Mushrooms, Koopa rallies his troops to [[StormingTheCastle storm Princess Toadstool's castle]] and kill her if she does not reveal their location. When the Mario Brothers attempt to stop his schemes, Koopa kills Luigi by using his fire breath to burn him alive. Koopa leads his army on an assault against the Princess's castle, killing dozens of Toads who were protecting her. Once it becomes clear that the Princess won't hand over the Life Mushrooms, Koopa kidnaps her to learn how create them for himself. He then sends a legion of Hammer Bros. to round up the remaining Toads for his own purposes. When Mario finally confronts him to save the Princess, Koopa proceeds to [[RelativeButton taunt him over Luigi's death]] and promises that he will share his brother's fate.
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** Mario sprite Flash movies are nothing new nowadays, and this series is frequently compared to other sprite movies such as ''Rise of the Mushroom Kingdom''. However, this was one of the first (if not the first) Mario sprite Flash animations of this scale and was in fact the direct inspiration for ''Rise of the Mushroom Kingdom''.
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** Mario sprite Flash movies are nothing new nowadays, and this series is frequently compared to other sprite movies such as ''Rise of the Mushroom Kingdom''.''WebAnimation/RiseOfTheMushroomKingdom''. However, this was one of the first (if not the first) Mario sprite Flash animations of this scale and was in fact the direct inspiration for ''Rise of the Mushroom Kingdom''.
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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome:
** The two "castle siege" scenes, the first being King Koopa's army on Princess Toadstool's castle in Part II and the second being the Toad army's attack on Koopa's castle in Part V. Though they use mostly 8-bit graphics and sound effects, they're both big, grand, and intense sequences. Especially when the two armies converge in the second siege and it turns into all-out war with shells, hammers, and blocks flying everywhere in a spectacle too big to fully take in with just one viewing.
** Mario arriving in the middle of Part V equipped with the Fire Flower, as the sun rises triumphantly.
** The final battle between Mario and King Koopa on the bridge as the castle crumbles around them. The most famous BossBattle in videogame history has never looked more epic. The [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic dramatic orchestral soundtrack]] certainly helps, too.
** The Princess giving Mario a mushroom during the fight.
** The two "castle siege" scenes, the first being King Koopa's army on Princess Toadstool's castle in Part II and the second being the Toad army's attack on Koopa's castle in Part V. Though they use mostly 8-bit graphics and sound effects, they're both big, grand, and intense sequences. Especially when the two armies converge in the second siege and it turns into all-out war with shells, hammers, and blocks flying everywhere in a spectacle too big to fully take in with just one viewing.
** Mario arriving in the middle of Part V equipped with the Fire Flower, as the sun rises triumphantly.
** The final battle between Mario and King Koopa on the bridge as the castle crumbles around them. The most famous BossBattle in videogame history has never looked more epic. The [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic dramatic orchestral soundtrack]] certainly helps, too.
** The Princess giving Mario a mushroom during the fight.
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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome:
** The two "castle siege" scenes, the first being King Koopa's army on Princess Toadstool's castle in Part II and the second being the Toad army's attack on Koopa's castle in Part V. Though they use mostly 8-bit graphics and sound effects, they're both big, grand, and intense sequences. Especially when the two armies converge in the second siege and it turns into all-out war with shells, hammers, and blocks flying everywhere in a spectacle too big to fully take in with just one viewing.
** Mario arriving in the middle of Part V equipped with the Fire Flower, as the sun rises triumphantly.
** The final battle between Mario and King Koopa on the bridge as the castle crumbles around them. The most famous BossBattle in videogame history has never looked more epic. The [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic dramatic orchestral soundtrack]] certainly helps, too.
** The Princess giving Mario a mushroom during the fight.SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: [[Awesome/MarioBrothers Has its own page]].
** The two "castle siege" scenes, the first being King Koopa's army on Princess Toadstool's castle in Part II and the second being the Toad army's attack on Koopa's castle in Part V. Though they use mostly 8-bit graphics and sound effects, they're both big, grand, and intense sequences. Especially when the two armies converge in the second siege and it turns into all-out war with shells, hammers, and blocks flying everywhere in a spectacle too big to fully take in with just one viewing.
** Mario arriving in the middle of Part V equipped with the Fire Flower, as the sun rises triumphantly.
** The final battle between Mario and King Koopa on the bridge as the castle crumbles around them. The most famous BossBattle in videogame history has never looked more epic. The [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic dramatic orchestral soundtrack]] certainly helps, too.
** The Princess giving Mario a mushroom during the fight.
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* TearJerker: A lot of the series is sad.
** Luigi's death and Mario's reaction.
** Mario feeding Luigi the Life Mushroom. [[spoiler:Nothing happens]].
** Princess Toadstool [[spoiler:being catapulted into the lava]].
** The end, when [[spoiler:everyone is dead, and Mario soon follows]].
** Luigi's death and Mario's reaction.
** Mario feeding Luigi the Life Mushroom. [[spoiler:Nothing happens]].
** Princess Toadstool [[spoiler:being catapulted into the lava]].
** The end, when [[spoiler:everyone is dead, and Mario soon follows]].
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* TearJerker: A lot of the series is sad.
** Luigi's death and Mario's reaction.
** Mario feeding Luigi the Life Mushroom. [[spoiler:Nothing happens]].
** Princess Toadstool [[spoiler:being catapulted into the lava]].
** The end, when [[spoiler:everyone is dead, and Mario soon follows]].[[TearJerker/MarioBrothers Has its own page]].
** Luigi's death and Mario's reaction.
** Mario feeding Luigi the Life Mushroom. [[spoiler:Nothing happens]].
** Princess Toadstool [[spoiler:being catapulted into the lava]].
** The end, when [[spoiler:everyone is dead, and Mario soon follows]].
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** The two "castle siege" scenes, the first being King Koopa's army on Princess Toadstool's castle in Part II and the second being the Toad army's attack on Koopa's castle in Part V. Though they use mostly 8-bit graphics and sound effects, they're both big, grand, and intense sequences. Especially when the two armies converge in the second siege and it turns into all-out war.war with shells, hammers, and blocks flying everywhere in a spectacle too big to fully take in with just one viewing.
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* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: The use of "[[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Requiem for a Dream]]" in Part II during Koopa's siege may be considered cliche today, but keep in mind that Part II was made back in 2003.
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** The use of "[[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Requiem for a Dream]]" in Part II during Koopa's siege may be considered cliche today, but keep in mind that Part II was made back in2003.2003.
** Mario sprite Flash movies are nothing new nowadays, and this series is frequently compared to other sprite movies such as ''Rise of the Mushroom Kingdom''. However, this was one of the first (if not the first) Mario sprite Flash animations of this scale and was in fact the direct inspiration for ''Rise of the Mushroom Kingdom''.
** The use of "[[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Requiem for a Dream]]" in Part II during Koopa's siege may be considered cliche today, but keep in mind that Part II was made back in
** Mario sprite Flash movies are nothing new nowadays, and this series is frequently compared to other sprite movies such as ''Rise of the Mushroom Kingdom''. However, this was one of the first (if not the first) Mario sprite Flash animations of this scale and was in fact the direct inspiration for ''Rise of the Mushroom Kingdom''.
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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome:
** The two "castle siege" scenes, the first being King Koopa's army on Princess Toadstool's castle in Part II and the second being the Toad army's attack on Koopa's castle in Part V. Though they use mostly 8-bit graphics and sound effects, they're both big, grand, and intense sequences. Especially when the two armies converge in the second siege and it turns into all-out war.
** The final battle between Mario and King Koopa on the bridge as the castle crumbles around them. The most famous BossBattle in videogame history has never looked more epic. The [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic dramatic orchestral soundtrack]] certainly helps, too.
* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: The use of "[[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Requiem for a Dream]]" in Part II during Koopa's siege may be considered cliche today, but keep in mind that Part II was made back in 2003.
** The two "castle siege" scenes, the first being King Koopa's army on Princess Toadstool's castle in Part II and the second being the Toad army's attack on Koopa's castle in Part V. Though they use mostly 8-bit graphics and sound effects, they're both big, grand, and intense sequences. Especially when the two armies converge in the second siege and it turns into all-out war.
** The final battle between Mario and King Koopa on the bridge as the castle crumbles around them. The most famous BossBattle in videogame history has never looked more epic. The [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic dramatic orchestral soundtrack]] certainly helps, too.
* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: The use of "[[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Requiem for a Dream]]" in Part II during Koopa's siege may be considered cliche today, but keep in mind that Part II was made back in 2003.
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* TearJerker: A lot of the series is sad.
** Luigi's death and Mario's reaction.
** Mario feeding Luigi the Life Mushroom. [[spoiler:Nothing happens]].
* Princess Toadstool [[spoiler:being catapulted into the lava]].
** The end, when [[spoiler:everyone is dead, and Mario soon follows]].
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** Luigi's death and Mario's reaction.
** Mario feeding Luigi the Life Mushroom. [[spoiler:Nothing happens]].
* Princess Toadstool [[spoiler:being catapulted into the lava]].
** The end, when [[spoiler:everyone is dead, and Mario soon follows]].
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