1 | [[WMG: Mario's Castle]] |
2 | "Mario Land," including the castle on it, were given to Mario as a way of saying thank you, from Toadstool and/or Daisy. After he got it back from Wario, however, he realized he didn't need a whole island to rule or a big castle to live in to be happy, which is why in future games we see him living in a small house; given his blue-collar roots, he likely finds it much more comfortable. |
3 | ** The house on the island is too gigantic for Mario to call home either. It really gives the impression the location is part of [[MacroZone Giant Land]]. Inconvenient for the brothers in the Mushroom Kingdom to commute back and forth to daily. |
4 | ** Perhaps that's why we don't see Wario's castle after ''VideoGame/WarioWorld''. Wario only wanted a castle bigger than Mario's to make him jealous, and once Mario traded in his castle for a modest house in the Mushroom Kingdom, Wario decided there was no point to owning a castle anymore and moved to Diamond City. Or he lost his castle when he couldn't be bothered to save more than ten Spritelings and had to move anyway. |
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6 | [[WMG: Mario Land is a theme park]] |
7 | Think about it: six main areas surrounding a castle in the center. [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks Seem familiar?]] |
8 | ** Might even be the same "Mario Land" we see in the intro to ''Mario Party 2''. Incidentally, Wario tried to seize control of that one as well. |
9 | ** They even have some of the same themes: space, water, horror... |
10 | ** It would explain why Mario has a "castle" in this one, but lives in a small house with his brother in all other games. It was never "his castle" to begin with, it's just the central attraction of the Mario Land Theme Park. |
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12 | [[WMG: Mario Land is home to a giant]] |
13 | No coincidence the island has a massive house with a functional kitchen, a large pumpkin patch, a towering tree with its tops in the clouds, and a Mario wind-up toy. Mario Land is the residence of someone big. ''[[OurGiantsAreBigger Very big.]]'' |
14 | ** Possibly a rabbit, as the Bunny Mario power-up was the gimmick of this game. |
15 | ** The manuals/overworld show the hippo that helps you to Space Zone is huge, maybe he was meant to be the giant? Would explain how his [[SnotBubble bubbles]] are able to get Mario into outer space. But couldn't be shown in-game, due to the technical limitations of the Game Boy. |
16 | *** Its FridgeBrilliance if the giant's the hippo, as the cave system to MacroZone shrinks Mario down to bug-size. Whereas the giant would shrink down to ''normal size'' to fit inside the house. |
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