Considering how much more popular Mario is in canon in the video games, it’s a little surprising how in the shows, their mother favors Luigi. But it does explain why Luigi seems more soft spoken than Mario.
After Vietnam War, many Vietnamese/South Vietnamese immigrated to the US, most to Texas. They assimilated pretty quickly and yeah, there's some Texas Rancher Cowboy looking Vietnamese there.
I think Chris Pratt and Charles Martinet are good voices for Mario, but Captain Lou Albano is exactly how I imagine Mario would sound like. He's not just Italian, he's an Italian-American who lives in Brooklyn New York.
@@Kara_Kay_Eschel He's a pretty good choice, too. Almost up there with Lou Albano, but I think Albano's version is better because he sounds friendlier overall. Bob's version sounds gruffer and more aggressive.
This was a really awesome cartoon. Loved the real life guest segments too. "I was born with a plunger in my hand." "I know, it was awfully hard on mom." Lol
@@goldenpig6453 the guy who plays live action Mario was a pro wrestler named Captain Lou Albano. Additionally, some of the guest stars were too (the drill instructor guy was Sergeant Slaughter and the Scottish dude was Rowdy Roddy Piper).
Look up "Do The Mario: Perry Martin on Scripting the Cartoon Adaptions of the Super Mario Bros." It's a blog post on how Perry Martin got into writing for the show and why the show had moments that seem weird and inappropriate to modern audiences (spoiler alert: the 1980s was whacked out on drugs, money, and the pursuit of pleasure that wasn't sex thanks to AIDS and homophobia).
This is exactly one of those shows that you think is innocent as a kid but then as an adult you understand everything that they reference or everything that they say
Sergent Slaughter was part of the WWE (WWF as it was called at the time) before becoming part of the Joes, as was the guy that plays Mario (Captain Lou Albano) Albano might have asked Slaughter to come onto the show. Edit I should also note slaughter wasn't the only WWF wrestler who guest-starred in this show. So, did Roddy Piper
Nothing beats this quote from Mario himself: “Say no!" to drugs, and that anybody who lends you a drug isn't your friend, and that they can kill. Eventually, his end quote is "If you do drugs, you go to hell before you die." "Please."
@Alma I watched it on Netflix too. Specifically on the Wii lol. I was really into Mario Galaxy as a child (still am too) and one day I was on the Netflix channel and decided to do a search for Mario Galaxy wondering if there was something on there, and I came across this show lol.
@@dry4smash946 I've only ever watched Netflix on the Wii lol. My cousins had it on their Wii and that was the way we all watched Netflix there. And since I've never had Netflix back at my home that's the only way I ever watched it. When the Wii version was discontinued it was a sad day for us lol, but at the same time I had kinda stopped caring about Netflix entirely so no big deal for me. Don't really watch TV nowadays so I've never really thought of getting it for myself.
i mean mario and luigi have such a developed bond that even since birth they just have some sort of esp to see where each other are at all times described as "the bond between brothers" in the yoshi's island game
At the very end, Luigi’s Chinese cowboy impression is so offensive that Mario’s stomach ulcer explodes, making him incapable of telling Luigi to stop being so fucking racist
@@themonsterunderyourbed9408 It's a common joke associated with the still frame, originating from a reply to a post on YouChew that contained an image of the still, providing the following caption: "luigi's chinese cowboy impression is so offensive that mario's stomach ulcer practically explodes and he is unable to ask luigi to stop being so fucking racist.jpg" ie. No one is actually saying it is, man. It's just shitposting.
One of Luigi's voice actors was Tony Rosato, an Italian-born Canadian (who was also one of only three SCTV cast members to cross over to Saturday Night Live and was the first SNL cast member to be born in a country that's not the United States or Canada). Does that count?
this is just what I heard but apparently the design they were gonna use looked too much like Harrison Ford to the point it might’ve caused a copyright issue with Indiana Jones. But they ran out of time to redesign/reanimate him so his face was left blank. smth like that, there’s no way they could just forget to draw a character’s face on
@@tiablue9106I was going to say it was a legal issue. According to Perry Martin (the guy who wrote the episode), Indiana Joe was described in the script as being "...a dashing caricature of Harrison Ford in a leather jacket and fedora hat". The designs from the art department came back and IJ was faceless. Either the legal department didn't want them to do it or none of them knew how to draw what Perry Martin was looking for, though the first reason sounds more believable.
This was a fun episode Peach: "Me join a harem? Oh, give me a break! Harems are from the stupid olden days..." Sultan: I LIKE THE STUPID OLDEN DAYS! Besides, you have no choice!
My dad was an all time 80’s kid and used to watch this after school all the time. He introduced this to me as a 2000’s kid and I’m glad this was in my childhood.
@@decepticonsoundwave297 pssh, my girlfriend bought me the ENTIRE SERIES, which consists of the Super Mario Bros Super Show, Super Mario 3, and Super Mario World. I told her I wanted it for Christmas as a joke, but she literally went and found all of it on DVD for me 😊
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I'll never forget in the world cartoon where Luigi asks Mario if racism will ever end and Mario grimaces uncomfortably
That was in the Mario 3 cartoon. I grew up on that one as opposed to the other two. And god, the racism metaphor went way over my head-
Link. Now. Please.
@@AmbushBug522 ruclips.net/video/bvaLxGLGJ-4/видео.html 11 minutes in
@@takeshitatnall5496 Dear God...
@@AmbushBug522 ruclips.net/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/StvcDAHF7uo/видео.html
I love how Luigi's form of torture is "tickled to death" while Mario just gets straight up water boarded
Make no mistake, tickle torture is a real thing.
"I hate leaks, someone call me a plumber!"
@Will B. Would that be tickling or waterboarding?
@@Doodlebugthegoldenhamster
both
weed
*I'M GONNA HAVE A BABY*
"It was worth a try."
Toadstool: “before me…yeah in your dreams” 😂
Did you do a collab with Demeech
Every women after WWIII starts.
0:45
“I was born with a plunger in my hand”
“I know, it was awfully hard on mama”
Luigi chill 😭
thats right, koopa. im gonna clean your pipes!
Are we gonna ignore the fact that Bowser basically had Mario waterboarded?
"Somebody call a plumber"
At least he didn’t do it right
Now that you brought it up, no. No we won't.
1:14
@@TVQuest9372 correction: that's in super mario 64 DS, not the original
Mario low-key had mommy issues
Seems like it, huh?
@@vaderlucid8802 1:44 oh most def
Wait... Mamma Mia origin CONFIRMED?!?
@@the.real.mose.milburny-you just blew my freaking mind..
Considering how much more popular Mario is in canon in the video games, it’s a little surprising how in the shows, their mother favors Luigi. But it does explain why Luigi seems more soft spoken than Mario.
Damn, there was straight-up torture in this show? Fucking hard-core.
@@Doodlebugthegoldenhamster Maybe because Luigi is cowardly and tickle torture is "softer" (I hear it's really not)
Bowser was cold-blooded, back in the day.
Nintendo kinda softened him up in the early 2000s when his (favorite) son started to come into the picture.
Guy's there's literally SLAVERY IN THE SHOW HOW HAS NO ONE POINTED THAT OUT I MEAN COME ON PEOPLE
This show is unironically good
*Moronically* good
Do you mean ironic or?
Agreed
nah, not all *that* much
I think it's definitely ironically good, with a few bits of actually good jokes thrown in. But it's the cast that makes it for me.
"I shouldn't run away because my parents would enjoy it too much."
Followed by chinese cowboy Luigi. That was funny to me.
@mlg noob thats the plot of dune
@mlg noob I’ve heard it both ways
After Vietnam War, many Vietnamese/South Vietnamese immigrated to the US, most to Texas. They assimilated pretty quickly and yeah, there's some Texas Rancher Cowboy looking Vietnamese there.
"Must be some kinda Communist plot!"
"...How do you figure that, Sarge?"
"It's in the red zone."
Had to do a double take because I heard a tw instead of a pl lol
I think Chris Pratt and Charles Martinet are good voices for Mario, but Captain Lou Albano is exactly how I imagine Mario would sound like. He's not just Italian, he's an Italian-American who lives in Brooklyn New York.
He had just the right balance of whimsy and grit. He truly was the real Mario.
What about Bob Hoskins?
@@Kara_Kay_Eschel He's a pretty good choice, too. Almost up there with Lou Albano, but I think Albano's version is better because he sounds friendlier overall. Bob's version sounds gruffer and more aggressive.
Chris Pratt isn’t good
Crisp ratt doesn’t frisking have a voice for Mario! It’s just Crisp ratt!
Really said Charles martinet and crisp ratt in the same breath
This was a really awesome cartoon. Loved the real life guest segments too. "I was born with a plunger in my hand." "I know, it was awfully hard on mom." Lol
*oh no*
Mario's reaction after Luigi's response is Pricless
Subtitles: -
I was awfully on a mom😢
I love that mario still has a moustache as a kid
Well yeah he's Italian...
@@rootfish2671Why did you say that like it was a completely normal sentence
@@minecrafter3448 mama Mia!
I remember my dad using this show as an excuse to explain 1980s pro wrestlers to me
so are we gonna get any context or will you just leave us on that note?
@@goldenpig6453 watch the show, and all will become clear.
@@goldenpig6453 the guy who plays live action Mario was a pro wrestler named Captain Lou Albano. Additionally, some of the guest stars were too (the drill instructor guy was Sergeant Slaughter and the Scottish dude was Rowdy Roddy Piper).
@@byakuyatogami2905 that’s pretty bad ass. I thought that was the sarge talking about communism lol
@@byakuyatogami2905 I didn't know Captain Lou was a wrestler. That's pretty cool.
Toad: comedic rack stretcher
Luigi: silly tickle torture
Mario: getting actually waterboarded
🤣
*SOMEBODY CALL ME A PLUMBER!*
2:40 "...I shouldn't run away because my parents will enjoy it too much"
This broke me....
And your father will rant about how it dishonors your family...
What episode is this clip
@@lannamaniac007 Koopa Klaus/Little Marios. Little Marios is the live segment that contains the quote. Koopa Claus is the animated segment.
This show was my everything when I was a kid, and I'm only now realizing how bizarre it was. (Hence why I loved it, I guess)
Welcome to MY world. XD
I really liked this show as a kid
But Im still getting over the Legend of Zelda commercials. God they where awful.
I love that show I watched a different show called Adventures of Super Mario its still is the same but without the live action Mario and Luigi
@@floofyboi7546 Haven't touched that Show ever
@@zerius6743 it’s really cheesy but a good laugh, especially if you got some weed or booze in your system
"I can't quit now, Luigi! I was born with a plunger in my hand!"
"I know...Boy, that was awfully hard on mom..."
I'M DYING HERE!
The pasta will always be with us.
1:08 Luigi's laugh is contagious.
The writers were definitely having fun with this one.
Look up "Do The Mario: Perry Martin on Scripting the Cartoon Adaptions of the Super Mario Bros." It's a blog post on how Perry Martin got into writing for the show and why the show had moments that seem weird and inappropriate to modern audiences (spoiler alert: the 1980s was whacked out on drugs, money, and the pursuit of pleasure that wasn't sex thanks to AIDS and homophobia).
0:55 harem💀
"I LIKE THE STUPID OLDEN DAYS! Besides, you have no choice! Blah ha ha ha
It even has all of my favorite Nintendo characters: Mario, Toad, Luigi, and Man With Spear
0:05 Mario was gonna eat that piece of spaghetti later. That's why he cursed at Luigi.
OH MY GOD I NEVER HEARD THAT BEFORE
Finally a fuck you Luigi reference
Yup, on the very first episode, no less
This show was a beautiful mess. But the good kind.
"I know, it was awfully hard on mom"
that killed me 😭💀
0:06 *_"Like our motto says: the customer is always wet."_* Talk about double meaning.
I mean, kinda fits with Peach. Isn't there a huge in-joke about her constant kidnappings being an excuse for some alone time with Bowser?
@@tzvikrasner6073no that's just fanon
This is exactly one of those shows that you think is innocent as a kid but then as an adult you understand everything that they reference or everything that they say
Peach mentioning the harem kinda made me think about what Nintendo was doing with themselves in the studio
Yeah, gives something for the adults watching to have a giggle or laugh at.
See also: The Looney Tunes cartoons and every kids cartoon made between 1980 and 2003.
"ME join a HAREM, oh gimme a break!"
- Peach Toadstool, 1990
This was before anime turned a whole generation of american kids into twisted, sad degenerates.
Nowadays Peach apparently _HAS_ her own harem.
I'd be surprised, but I guess being royalty has it's perks...
"Harems are from the stupid olden days"
"I like the stupid olden days"
Causal reminder she’s 14 in this show.
I *LIKE* the stupid olden days!
1:23 that was actually a decent joke, it had a set-up, punchline, and was decently funny.
That was actualllg a decent time stamp, it had 1, 2 and 3
I guffawed out loud at this part
1:36 "Remember, may the pasta be with you."
That's a star wars reference
@@SharkCal That whole episode was like a Star Wars reference 😆
May the pasta be with you
May the pasta be with you
0:39 Obvious Mama Luigi joke goes here.
This has the filthiest late 80s Brooklyn energy and it's amazing for it.
0:05
“Oh, *fuck* you Luigi!”
😂😂😂😂
me when Luigi mains knock me off in Smash bros
I’ve been trying to find proof of Toad being tortured on the stretching device thing for YEARS
0:34 never would I think I’d see Mario with a G.I.Joe
Sergent Slaughter was part of the WWE (WWF as it was called at the time) before becoming part of the Joes, as was the guy that plays Mario (Captain Lou Albano) Albano might have asked Slaughter to come onto the show. Edit I should also note slaughter wasn't the only WWF wrestler who guest-starred in this show. So, did Roddy Piper
@@risingofthethorn1197 Roddy Piper! Man you got a good memory, he did know that I think about it. Wonder if there's a clip somewhere...
@@edwardgaines6561 A clip? Here have the entire episode with retro commercials included.
ruclips.net/video/xHJUY44bSN4/видео.html
There was the time Inspector Gadget appeared in the live action segment of the show
Nothing beats this quote from Mario himself:
“Say no!" to drugs, and that anybody who lends you a drug isn't your friend, and that they can kill. Eventually, his end quote is "If you do drugs, you go to hell before you die." "Please."
1:03
Toad- CBT/Arms Getting Stretch-e Ouch-e
Luigi- Tickle Torture
Mario- Waterboarded
1:14 ok thats funny
Ha
Mario straight up got waterboarded and just said he “doesn’t like leaks”
He's hardcore. Cracking wise when others would be spilling the beans on the nuke codes.
if you can make it in the streets of '80s Brooklyn as a low-income plumber with only your brother to have your back, you can make it anywhere!
In this show, Mario's entire personality was pasta. But that's more personality than Nintendo ever gave him in the games soo...
Só its wrong
liking pasta isn't "personality" so its not rly an improvement
Oh boo fucking hoo
Not really lol
@@bombkirby I cooka the pizza.
I loved this show as a kid, but it's just now occuring to me how kind of insane it was
I feel like the fact I grew up obsessively watching this show explains a lot about the way I turned out...
This show is keeping me awake at night.
0:25 luigi is gettin BAKED in that hotbox
for once i actually feel like i missed out on a cartoon from someone else's childhood
I know this feeling
@Alma I watched it on Netflix too. Specifically on the Wii lol. I was really into Mario Galaxy as a child (still am too) and one day I was on the Netflix channel and decided to do a search for Mario Galaxy wondering if there was something on there, and I came across this show lol.
@@legoboy7107 wait what, didn’t knew that at least one person in the planet watched netflix in wii lol :)
@@dry4smash946 I've only ever watched Netflix on the Wii lol. My cousins had it on their Wii and that was the way we all watched Netflix there. And since I've never had Netflix back at my home that's the only way I ever watched it. When the Wii version was discontinued it was a sad day for us lol, but at the same time I had kinda stopped caring about Netflix entirely so no big deal for me. Don't really watch TV nowadays so I've never really thought of getting it for myself.
Why?
Mario: waterboarded
Toad: gets the Rack
Luigi: tickled
0:57
Uh oh…
g r o w l
This show is canon and nobody can convince me otherwise
0:13 These two must’ve always been playful with eachother since they were kids.
2:06 This Timestamp explains what I'm trying to say.
Honestly, their mother favoring Luigi over Mario explains a lot in the shows. Although the canon in the shows is probably different than in the games.
i mean mario and luigi have such a developed bond that even since birth they just have some sort of esp to see where each other are at all times described as "the bond between brothers" in the yoshi's island game
I mean they are brothers so yeah ❤️
Also, if you look it up, apparently, Mario and Luigi are twins.
1:13 Bowser is straight up Water Boarding Mario
"That's right Koopa, I'm gonna clean your pipes!" - I'm pretty sure that's how some fanfics start in the seedier parts of the internet.
"And by the way, you've got a little piece of spaghetti on your overalls."
"Oh fuck you Luigi!"
At the very end, Luigi’s Chinese cowboy impression is so offensive that Mario’s stomach ulcer explodes, making him incapable of telling Luigi to stop being so fucking racist
Luigi was gearing up to audition for the Charlie Chan reboot at the time
Nothing racist about it
@@Wryyyong Ah, but still. There's nothing racist about it.
@@themonsterunderyourbed9408 it’s a meme
@@themonsterunderyourbed9408 It's a common joke associated with the still frame, originating from a reply to a post on YouChew that contained an image of the still, providing the following caption:
"luigi's chinese cowboy impression is so offensive that mario's stomach ulcer practically explodes and he is unable to ask luigi to stop being so fucking racist.jpg"
ie. No one is actually saying it is, man. It's just shitposting.
0:50 the fact that the line came outta nowhere with no context makes it 1000 times better 😅
1:08 oh no feet.
0:05 “oh fuck you luigi”
Back when Mario was actually Italian.
And Luigi was Canadian.
As A Canadian, I’m Sorry But I’m Upset :( Not Really Tho
One of Luigi's voice actors was Tony Rosato, an Italian-born Canadian (who was also one of only three SCTV cast members to cross over to Saturday Night Live and was the first SNL cast member to be born in a country that's not the United States or Canada). Does that count?
"I shouldn't run away cuz my parents would enjoy too much" 😂
I WAS BORN WITH A PLUNGER IN MY HAND
"I know. Boy, it was hard on mom" 😂
For a hot second I thought mario said "George Washinghoe"
Indiana Joe's lack of a face is the most baffling animation error I've ever seen. It almost feels deliberate.
this is just what I heard but apparently the design they were gonna use looked too much like Harrison Ford to the point it might’ve caused a copyright issue with Indiana Jones. But they ran out of time to redesign/reanimate him so his face was left blank. smth like that, there’s no way they could just forget to draw a character’s face on
@@tiablue9106 I never heard that story, but it's the most plausible reason I've heard
@@tiablue9106I was going to say it was a legal issue. According to Perry Martin (the guy who wrote the episode), Indiana Joe was described in the script as being "...a dashing caricature of Harrison Ford in a leather jacket and fedora hat". The designs from the art department came back and IJ was faceless. Either the legal department didn't want them to do it or none of them knew how to draw what Perry Martin was looking for, though the first reason sounds more believable.
0:54 Excuse me what.
This was a fun episode
Peach: "Me join a harem? Oh, give me a break! Harems are from the stupid olden days..."
Sultan: I LIKE THE STUPID OLDEN DAYS! Besides, you have no choice!
But Princess, it’s a great and popular anime genre!
“i know. boy was it hard on mom.” THAT TOOK ME OUT
"That was more fun than being flushed down the sewer!" -Mario
This show is just the best.
0:05
He’s saying “Oh, thank you, Luigi” but I for the life of me always hear it as “Oh, f*** you, Luigi”.
2:00 just like every serial killer, Mario was mistreated by his parents
Ye
This show is much stranger than I remember
I cant get over toads voice its perfect 😭😭🤣🤣🤣
0:09 AYO WTF
My dad was an all time 80’s kid and used to watch this after school all the time. He introduced this to me as a 2000’s kid and I’m glad this was in my childhood.
0:05 Oh fuck you, Luigi!
He said Thank you to Luigi.
With the laugh track, it sounds like "Fuck you Luigi"
@@buddytenney7121 It's so clear he said thank you, I don't understand how this keeps coming up.
@@maxputhoff1436 you must be fun at parties 🙄
@@maxputhoff1436no it’s not it’s so clear he’s saying fuck you idk how you don’t hear it that’s all I hear 💀
I can't believe you didn't get a scene that showed that actual unit of a fungus General Washingtoad
2:34 once we grow up, this part is even funnier
"Well fuck you Luigi"-Inspirational quotes from Mario
0:33
I can't believe there was a communism joke in the show. Lmao
0:54
It's confirmed, Princess Toadstool is not gonna join your harem.
Good. She's 14.
"growl."
-some koopa underling
I didn't grow up with it but this show is something else, there's much to be loved both sincerely and ironically
this show is comedy gold out of context
0:09 - I want my feet licked!
“You have a little piece of spaghetti on your overalls.”
“Oh, *fuck* you, Luigi.”
I think about this alot but to get the episodes as they originally are with licensed music and some life action segments is to get the vhs tapes
I actually have a few episodes on a DVD, 6 of them I believe
The live action segments were on the Netflix release. So were the original OST moments as far as I know.
@@decepticonsoundwave297 pssh, my girlfriend bought me the ENTIRE SERIES, which consists of the Super Mario Bros Super Show, Super Mario 3, and Super Mario World. I told her I wanted it for Christmas as a joke, but she literally went and found all of it on DVD for me 😊
@@CrazyNavajo007That's a keeper right there!
2:45 Good shit
You can't just cut out the part where Mouser calls Mario a plumber, that was the whole punchline!
I just saw the episode, and it was just the biggest eyeroll.
"Well f**k you Luigi!"
Captain Lou Albano was the man 😆
Luigi once said "I cant im ima have a baby oooooh."
"Well Mario, you have some spaghetti on your overalls"
"OH FUCK YOU LUIGI"
"I want my feet licked!" - King Koopa, apparently
"I shouldn't run away because my parents would enjoy it too much"
The kino is real
My favorite is when Mario gets waterboarded.
"Join you in a harem? Oh, gimmie a break..."
"I shouldn't run away bc my parents will enjoy it too much..."
Ouch 🤕
"THAT'S RIGHT, KOOPA, I'M GONNA CLEAN YOUR PIPES"
Was not ready to see Mario get WATERBOARDED today.
You forgot the most important moment of the show:
“And if you do drugs, you go to hell before you die, please…”
THIS IS UNIRONICALLY NOSTALGIC AND IM CONCERNED. WHY
Ah childhood
I loved how most of this show is just various movie parodies
Seeing Captain Lou Albano and Danny Wells engaging in baby play will forever haunt my dreams
Feels like they had accidentally bought one of those packs of sound effects, so they had to cram them in somewhere