How Princess Peach is Kidnapped in Every Mario Game

Summary

In this video, Copycat explores the recurring theme of Princess Peach's kidnappings across the Super Mario series. From the original NES games to the latest on the Nintendo Switch, each entry reveals how Bowser's schemes to marry Peach and rule the Mushroom Kingdom unfold. The video delves into the storylines, cutscenes, and sometimes the need for extra research to uncover the details of these abductions, offering fans a comprehensive look at this iconic gaming trope.

Takeaways

• 👑 The consistent theme in the Super Mario Brothers series is Bowser's attempt to kidnap Princess Peach and use her to gain power over the Mushroom Kingdom.
• 🕊️ In 'Super Mario Bros.', the Mushroom Kingdom's peace was shattered by the Koopa tribe's invasion, and Princess Peach, the only one who can undo the spell, is kidnapped by Bowser.
• 🌟 'Super Mario Bros. 2' (Western version) does not feature a kidnapped Peach, as the game takes place in a dream world separate from the Mushroom Kingdom.
• 🐢 In 'Super Mario Bros. 3', Peach seeks help from the Mario Bros. to rescue transformed kings, but is later kidnapped by Bowser and taken to the dark lands of World 8.
• 🌌 'Super Mario Land' introduces Princess Daisy as the one in distress, with the antagonist being an alien named Tanga, not Bowser.
• 🦖 'Super Mario World' sees Bowser kidnap Peach after Mario and company arrive in Dinosaur Land, with Yoshis joining the rescue mission.
• 🎮 'Super Mario Land 2' deviates from the norm, with no princesses to rescue, as the game focuses on Mario fighting for his own benefit.
• 🎂 'Super Mario 64' begins with Mario being invited to Peach's castle for cake, only to find Bowser has taken over and Peach is held hostage.
• 🌞 'Super Mario Sunshine' features Peach being kidnapped twice by Bowser Jr., with the latter claiming Peach as his mother under Bowser's influence.
• 🌈 'New Super Mario Bros.' has Bowser Jr. kidnapping Peach while Mario is distracted, leading to a chase across various worlds.
• 🌌 'Super Mario Galaxy' starts with Peach hosting a star festival, which is interrupted by Bowser who kidnaps her and takes her into space.

Q & A

What is the consistent theme in the Super Mario Brothers series regarding King Koopa?

The consistent theme is that King Koopa, also known as Bowser, repeatedly kidnaps Princess Peach and attempts to force her to marry him in order to gain power and rule over the Mushroom Kingdom.

How does the game 'Super Mario Brothers' set up its story?

The story of 'Super Mario Brothers' is set up in the game's manual, which describes the invasion of the Mushroom Kingdom by Koopa and the transformation of its inhabitants into inanimate objects, with Princess Peach being the only one capable of undoing the spell.

Why isn't Princess Peach kidnapped in 'Super Mario Brothers 2'?

In 'Super Mario Brothers 2', Peach is not kidnapped because the game takes place in a dream world, which is considered a separate dimension from the Mushroom Kingdom, and the events are not directly related to the kidnapping plot.

What is unique about the antagonist in 'Super Mario Land'?

In 'Super Mario Land', the antagonist is an evil alien named Tanga, who wants to marry Princess Daisy instead of Princess Peach, and hypnotize the inhabitants of Sarasaland to rule over everything.

How does 'Super Mario World' begin in terms of the story?

'Super Mario World' begins with Mario, Luigi, and Princess Peach traveling to Dinosaur Land to revitalize it from Bowser's rule, only to find out that Bowser has retreated there and kidnaps Peach upon her arrival.

What was the reason behind the absence of a kidnapped princess in 'Super Mario Land 2'?

In 'Super Mario Land 2', the head developer, Hiroyuki Kotake, wanted to diverge from the conventional storylines and have Mario fight for something that belongs to him, rather than rescuing someone else.

How does 'Super Mario 64' depict the beginning of its story?

In 'Super Mario 64', the story begins with Mario being invited by Peach to have cake at her castle. Upon arrival, he discovers that Bowser has infiltrated the castle, taken everyone hostage, and Peach is presumably trapped within a painting.

What is the significance of the cake in 'Super Mario Sunshine'?

In 'Super Mario Sunshine', the cake is significant because it is used as a hiding place for Bowser Jr. and the Koopalings, who emerge from it to kidnap Peach during her birthday celebrations.

How does 'New Super Mario Brothers' differ from previous games in terms of the kidnapping plot?

In 'New Super Mario Brothers', the game starts with a cutscene showing Bowser Jr. kidnapping Peach while Mario is distracted by a mysterious thundercloud, which is a direct depiction of the kidnapping event.

What is the main goal of Bowser in 'Super Mario Odyssey'?

In 'Super Mario Odyssey', Bowser's main goal is to capture Princess Peach and make her his bride, using her to rule over every kingdom together. He also seeks specific items from different kingdoms for their wedding.

Why is 'Super Mario Brothers Wonder' considered a change of pace for the series?

'Super Mario Brothers Wonder' is a change of pace because it is the first game in the series to not include a kidnapping plot, instead focusing on rescuing the Flower Kingdom from a corrupted Bowser.

Outlines

00:00

🎮 The Evolution of Princess Peach's Kidnappings

This paragraph introduces the video's theme: the consistent narrative of Princess Peach being kidnapped in the Super Mario series. The narrator, Copycat, discusses the recurring plot of King Koopa (Bowser) attempting to marry Peach to gain power over the Mushroom Kingdom. It highlights the need to consult game manuals or additional research to understand the full story, starting with the 1988 release of Super Mario Bros. for the NES. The paragraph also mentions Super Mario Bros. 2, which deviates from the norm by placing events in a dream world, and Super Mario Bros. 3, where Peach is kidnapped to the dark lands of World 8.

05:03

🌟 Exploring the Super Mario Series' Storylines

The second paragraph delves into the storylines of various Super Mario games, starting with Super Mario Land, where Princess Daisy is the one in distress instead of Peach. It then moves on to Super Mario World, where Peach is kidnapped by Bowser in Dinosaur Land. The paragraph also touches on Super Mario Land 2's departure from the typical 'rescue the princess' trope, focusing on Mario's quest for his own benefit. The 3D era begins with Super Mario 64, where Peach invites Mario for cake, but Bowser takes her hostage, and Super Mario Sunshine, where Peach is kidnapped twice by Bowser Jr.

10:04

🌌 The Cosmic Adventures of Peach and Bowser

This paragraph explores the cosmic-themed games in the series, beginning with New Super Mario Bros., where Bowser Jr kidnaps Peach during a stroll near the castle. It continues with the space-based Super Mario Galaxy, where Peach hosts a star festival that is interrupted by Bowser's attack and subsequent kidnapping. The narrative repeats in Super Mario Galaxy 2, with Bowser once again kidnapping Peach during a star festival and taking her to the center of the universe.

15:06

🏰 Diverse Motives and the Shift in Peach's Role

The final paragraph discusses the varying motivations behind Bowser's kidnappings in games like Super Mario 3D Land and New Super Mario Bros. 2, where the reasons range from collecting Star Bits to a simple desire for power. It also notes the change in Peach's role in Super Mario 3D World, where she is not the damsel in distress but is replaced by Sprixie princesses. The paragraph concludes with Super Mario Odyssey, where Bowser seeks specific items from various kingdoms for his wedding with Peach, and the recent Super Mario Bros. Wonder, which breaks tradition by not featuring a kidnapping.

📢 Conclusion and Call to Action

In the concluding paragraph, the narrator wraps up the video, expressing hope that viewers enjoyed the exploration of the Super Mario series' narratives. The paragraph includes a call to action for likes, comments, and subscriptions, as well as a promotion of the narrator's Instagram account for additional content. The music signifies the end of the video, and the narrator bids farewell to the audience.

Keywords

💡King Koopa

King Koopa, also known as Bowser, is a primary antagonist in the 'Super Mario' series. He is characterized by his desire to kidnap Princess Peach and use her as a means to gain power over the Mushroom Kingdom. In the video, King Koopa's consistent objective across various games is highlighted, showing his recurring role in the series' narrative.

💡Peach

Princess Peach, or Princess Toadstool, is a central character in the 'Super Mario' franchise. She is often portrayed as the damsel in distress, being kidnapped by King Koopa, which sets the stage for Mario's adventures to rescue her. The video discusses how her kidnapping is a recurring theme in the series, serving as the catalyst for the games' plots.

💡Mushroom Kingdom

The Mushroom Kingdom is the fictional realm in the 'Super Mario' series where the story predominantly takes place. It is the home of Princess Peach and is often the target of Bowser's conquests. The video script describes how Bowser's kidnapping of Peach is a bid to rule over the Mushroom Kingdom, emphasizing its importance to the series' storyline.

💡Mario

Mario is the protagonist of the 'Super Mario' series and is often depicted as a plumber on a quest to rescue Princess Peach from Bowser. The video mentions Mario's role in various games, illustrating his iconic status and his consistent mission to save the Mushroom Kingdom.

💡Koopa

The Koopa tribe, led by King Koopa, is known for their black magic and is a group of turtle-like creatures in the 'Super Mario' universe. They are often the cause of the troubles in the Mushroom Kingdom, as mentioned in the video, where they invade and cause chaos, leading to Mario's intervention.

💡Super Mario Bros.

Super Mario Bros. is the first game in the 'Super Mario' franchise, released for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1988. The video script explains that the game's manual sets up the story, including the invasion of the Mushroom Kingdom by the Koopa tribe and the subsequent quest to rescue Princess Peach.

💡Cutscenes

Cutscenes are non-interactive sequences in video games that advance the story or provide context. The video mentions that in most 'Super Mario' games, cutscenes are used to explain how Princess Peach is kidnapped, serving as a narrative device to set the stage for the player's mission.

💡Bowser

Bowser, originally known as King Koopa, is the primary antagonist in the 'Super Mario' series. The video emphasizes Bowser's recurring motive to kidnap Princess Peach and use her to gain power. His character is central to the series' plots and his actions drive the main storylines.

💡Super Mario World

Super Mario World is a game in the 'Super Mario' series for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). The video describes how in this game, Bowser kidnaps Princess Peach as part of his plan to regain control over Dinosaur Land, and Mario must rescue her to liberate the land.

💡Super Mario Odyssey

Super Mario Odyssey is a game for the Nintendo Switch where Bowser attempts to marry Princess Peach and rule over every kingdom with her. The video highlights the unique opening of this game, where Bowser overpowers Mario and kidnaps Peach, setting the stage for Mario's adventure across various kingdoms to rescue her.

💡Rescue

The act of rescuing is a central theme in the 'Super Mario' series, where Mario often embarks on quests to save Princess Peach from Bowser. The video script repeatedly mentions the rescue missions as the main objective of the games, showcasing the heroism and determination of the protagonist.

Highlights

King Koopa's consistent goal in the Super Mario series is to kidnap Princess Peach and force her to marry him to gain power over the Mushroom Kingdom.

In some games, the reason and method of Peach's kidnapping are not shown and require additional research.

Super Mario Bros. manual explains the invasion of the Mushroom Kingdom by Koopa and the kidnapping of Princess Peach.

Super Mario Bros. 2's storyline differs as it takes place in a dream world and Peach is not kidnapped.

Super Mario Bros. 3 reveals Bowser kidnapping Peach after Mario and Luigi rescue the kings.

Super Mario Land introduces Princess Daisy and a new antagonist, Tanga, instead of the traditional Bowser kidnapping scenario.

Super Mario World involves Bowser kidnapping Peach as a counterattack to Mario's efforts to revitalize Dinosaur Land.

Super Mario Land 2 deviates from the series norm by not featuring a kidnapped princess, focusing on Mario's own interests.

Super Mario 64 sees Bowser infiltrate Peach's castle, taking her hostage along with her Toads.

Super Mario Sunshine features Peach being kidnapped twice by Bowser Jr., first pretending to be Mario and later revealing his true intentions.

New Super Mario Bros. has a cutscene showing Bowser Jr. kidnapping Peach while Mario is distracted.

Super Mario Galaxy begins with Peach holding a star festival that is interrupted by Bowser's attack and subsequent kidnapping.

Super Mario Galaxy 2 reuses the same plot of Bowser ruining Peach's star festival and kidnapping her.

Super Mario 3D Land has Bowser kidnap Peach to collect Star Pieces from her tail tree for his minions.

New Super Mario Bros. 2 shows Bowser and the Koopalings taking Peach hostage after damaging Mario and Luigi.

Super Mario 3D World introduces Sprixie princesses as the ones to be rescued instead of Peach, as Bowser wants their creative powers.

Super Mario Odyssey has Bowser attempting to marry Peach and rule over every kingdom, with a unique opening where he overpowers Mario.

Super Mario Bros. Wonder is the first in the series to not feature a kidnapping, instead focusing on rescuing the Flower Kingdom from Bowser.

The video discusses the evolution of the Peach kidnapping trope in the Super Mario series and its eventual decline.

Transcripts

one thing that's remained very

consistent throughout almost every entry

in the super mar Brothers series is that

the King Koopa really wants to kidnap

Peach and force her to marry him using

that power he would gain to rule over

the entirety of the Mushroom Kingdom

sometimes this power grab happens off

screen and the players have no

indication of why or how this happened

where today I thought it'd be

interesting to fill in those gaps

showing you all exactly how the princess

is kidnapped in each and every game most

of the times these are cut scenes that

explain what happened but in a few

instances you do need to dig a little

bit deeper and do some extra research to

figure it out for yourself and oh yeah

before we get started with everything my

name is Copycat and if you haven't yet

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I upload new

videos the very first game to come out

in the franchise is Super Mario Brothers

that was released for the NS in 1988

where in playing the game it gives you

no idea to how the events of it started

need to actually read The Game's manual

as it sets up the story for you nicely

here the description of the game reads

one day the kingdom of the peaceful

mushroom people were invaded by the

Koopa a tribe of turtles famous for

their black magic The Quiet peaceloving

mushroom people were turned into mere

Stones bricks and even field horse hair

plants causing the Mushroom Kingdom to

fall into Rune the only one that can

undo this magic spell is the princess

toads AKA Peach the daughter of the

Mushroom King unfortunately she is

presently in the hands of the great

Koopa Turtle king AKA Bowser somehow

some way possibly in a different

dimension Mario hears about the story

and sets off at an adventure to rescue

the princess which is precisely where

our game

starts the next game to be released on

the NES and Western markets is Super

Mario Brothers 2 that was actually a

reskin of a Japanese Mario clone called

Yumi Cojo doy DOI panic only being

replaced by the true sequel as that

entry was deemed too hard and too

similar to the original where in this

title Peach isn't kidnapped at all

that's mainly because things take place

in the subcon dream world that I'm going

to assume exists in a third separate

Dimension from The Real World and the

Mushroom Kingdom so it's kind of

confusing meaning her blonde look might

actually be bleached and she's naturally

a brunette so I'd love to know your

thoughts on that controversy in the

comments

below the final of the original NES

Trilogy Super Mario Brothers 3 came out

in North America in 1990 where at the

game's beginning Peach actually gets the

help of the Bros to rescue the kings

that have been transformed by the evil

Koopalings while Mar and Luigi are off

in their adventure to regain the king's

wands and return them to normal Bowser

swoops in and kidnaps the princess

taking her to the dark lands of World 8

not too much else to the story as you

don't even find out Bowser's motivations

in this one but I think it's safe to

assume it's probably the same old just

wanting immense

power before we move on I just want to

look at the true Japanese sequel to the

original Super Mario Brothers 2 also

known in North America under the title

of the Lost Levels which I didn't

realize is supposed to take place in a

parallel Dimension to that first entry

where again the King Koopa takes peach

in a very similar manner things are

slightly different as Bowser even

employs his brother in this title to

fight against our mustachioed heroes but

the end result is still the same the

princess is rescued and the Mushroom

Kingdom is

saved the first handheld game in the

series is Super Mario Land that came up

for the game boy in

1989 where Princess Peach isn't the

Damsel in Distress in the entry and

instead that role goes to Princess Daisy

as the setting here is in her sarasaland

kingdom instead of Bowser the evil alien

Tanga is the antagonist wanting to marry

Daisy and hypnotize all the inhabitants

to rule over everything for himself I'm

not sure how Mario found out about this

place or even knew that there was

trouble brewing in this different land

but Peach and Daisy apparently are

cousins so that might have something to

do with

it up next is the Super Mario World SNES

entry set within the mysterious Dinosaur

Land with things beginning with their

Trio of Heroes traveling to this place

in an attempt to revitalize it from

Bowser's rule little did they know that

Bowser had actually retreated here and

upon Peach's arrival he and the Koopa

Lings kidnapped her I think in this

instance just is a way to get back at

Mario these events are all told to you

by the Yoshis who in the end join your

journey in liberating their land and of

course rescuing the princess from

Bowser's dir

Castle the next handh Hill game to come

out is Super Mario Land 2 that also was

released for the Game Boy but here in

1992 where there were absolutely no

princesses to be seen in this title at

all but that's for a very specific

reason this is because the head

developer of the game heroi kotake said

he wanted to divert from the

conventional ideas established by past

Mario games thinking that it would be a

better change of pace of Mario's

fighting for something that belongs to

him rather than fighting for someone

else's benefit personally I think this

actually worked well and the nonlinear

gameplay really added to the experience

leaving us with probably the best

pre-color Game Boy game which is an

honor as this system was pretty

rudimentary the first game to be

released in the 3D realm is Super Mario

64 for the N64 and when this particular

Story begins you learn that her

Mustachio man has been invited by Peach

to have cake at her castle most likely

in celebration for the events that

occurred in Super Mario World once you

reach the castle for your dat you

quickly realize that Bowser's

infiltrated and taken everything and

everyone hostage including the princess

and most of her toads now I'm assuming

she's trapped within the painting that's

found down the hallway that leads to the

first floor Bowser boss fight as you

don't see her held ctive at any time and

you only see her physical self at the

very end during the

celebrations the next game also in the

3D realm is Super Mario Sunshine for the

GameCube where Peach is actually

kidnapped twice while the pair are

visiting Delino Isle both times by

Bowser Jr the first is when you

initially get to Delino Plaza and she's

taken by the kid Koopa who's pretended

to be a sort of shadowy goopy version of

Mario where here if you just spray this

version of Bowser Jr a few times then

he'll drop the princess and leave just

as a side note Bowser Jr has been

wrecking Havoc by covering important

landmarks with his magical paintbrush

that he apparently got from a strange

man in a white coat AKA Professor EAD

this is oddly the same person who gifted

Mario the flood device in the first

place which I am going to to say is a

bit strange as he's supplying both sides

of this battle and it's tough to say

what benefit comes out of doing this the

next time Peach's kidnapped is when you

chase Bowser Jr to pin a park and have

to fight and defeat his Mecha Bowser via

water rockets at the end of this he

reveals that he had somehow taken the

princess and that Bowser told him that

she was his biological mother and that

Mario was the real capture in the

scenario this of course is a lie I I

hope and by the end of the game I think

Bowser Jr understands this although it

would be really interesting to one day

know who his true mother

is nendo will return the series to its

2D platforming environment with the

release of new Super Mario Brothers for

the dual screen system where the game

starts with a little cut scene

explaining exactly how the princess is

stolen away here this occurs when Mario

and Peach are taking a little stroll

near the castle and all of a sudden a

mysterious Thundercloud appears that

scares all of the Toads away Mario then

goes to investigate this and while he's

distracted Bowser junor jumps out from

behind the bushes to snatch her up and

will now run with her from Castle to

Castle all the way until World 8 I'm

really not sure the psychology behind

kidnapping Peach again so soon after

just learning such a valuable lesson but

I guess we can't assume any of the games

are connected in any way

right up next is the space based Super

Mario Galaxy we entry where things start

off with peach holding a star Festival

in celebr ation of the special Comet

being in the Skies over the castle for

the first time in a 100 years Mario is

of course invited to this party but upon

his arrival discovers that Bowser is

attacking in his brand new UFO and is

started encasing everything and everyone

in some sort of Crystal material Bowser

then uses his UFOs power to lift the

castle off the ground and in the space

with peach inside of it taking her to

his newly created Galaxy and trying to

make her his queen of of the Universe I

feel like Rosalina would have been the

more obvious choice over Peach who

probably didn't even know there was life

in space or galaxies in the first place

plus it sort of seems like she's the

princess of all space where Peach is

just the princess of the Mushroom

Kingdom the second installment of the

new Super Mario Brothers Subs series

came up for the Wii in 2009 where in it

Peach is taken right at the beginning of

the game during her birthday

celebrations at the castle while all the

heroes are about to enjoy a delicious

looking cake Bowser Jr and the

Koopalings emerged from within it and

stun everyone in the room they then pick

up the cake throw it on Peach trapping

her then pick it up and carry it to

their ship returning to Bowser with the

princess it honestly just seems like the

King Koopa does all of this just to ruin

Peach's birthday party probably just out

of bitterness that he wasn't invited a

petty move but it led to a great game so

whatever up next is a sequel to the

first space Bas entry here called Super

Mario Galaxy 2 that also was released

for the Wii but this time in 2010 which

Alli starts the same way as before peach

holds a star Festival Mario's invited to

that star Festival but somewhere along

the way Bowser ruins everything and

kidnaps the princess he then takes her

to the center of the universe to hold

her captive where he once again wants to

rule over every Galaxy with peach as his

Queen it sort of seems like he's just

going through the motions at this point

and his running out of ideas I mean the

plot of this one is literally the exact

same so did it take place 100 years in

the future during another star

celebration I I doubt it but I

maybe Nintendo would perfectly blend the

3D and 2D Mario environments to create

Super Mario 3D land for the 3DS where

Bowser this time at least has a slightly

different reason for kidnapping the

princess as here he wants to gather all

of the super Le from her tail tree and

give them to his minions to have an

advantage over the Bros while he's

transporting the princess back to his

lair she actually somehow manages to

escape but eventually becomes recaptured

which might be the only time this

happens across the entire franchise

unfortunately there's no cutscenes in

this title and instead everything is

conveyed through these postcard-like 3D

pictures that the brothers gather

throughout the different

worlds the third installment of the new

super Mara the sub series was called new

super Brothers 2 and was released for

the 3DS in 2012 where things start off

with raccoon Mario and fox Luigi going

on a coin hunt from Peach's castle

leaving the princess alone on her

balcony while they go out to gather some

goodies just as they leave a Koopa clown

car appears with all of the Koopalings

in it and take the princess hostage

damaging the Bros who were just

returning from their adventure and

depowering them I haven't found any

motivation or ankling in this one to why

Bowser wanted to kidnap Peach for now

what's the 12th time and I seriously

can't believe Nintendo lasted almost 5

decades just recycling the exact same

story the final of the new Super Mario

Brothers Subs series came out for the

Wii U in 2012 where the opening cut

scene has Peach Mario Luigi and the two

Toads enjoying a nice dinner that of

course is interrupted by Bowser and the

Koopalings here they use a gigantic hand

that descends from their Airship to

smash the dinner table talk Our Heroes

way off in the distance and take over

the castle with peach in it I didn't

realize that it was the crew getting

smashed into the acorn tree which is why

that PowerUp is in the game as they

spread across the Mushroom Kingdom for

you to use and

find I remember being very happy to find

out that peach wouldn't be used as just

the damsel and distress in Super Mario

3D World but that doesn't mean that

there isn't a princess for you to rescue

as this time that role goes to a bunch

of sprixie princesses

Bowser wanted to use these strange

fairy-like be as they could build his

new World Bowser domain for him as these

characters possess the power to create

pretty much anything you can imagine

from scratch this made them extremely

useful to the King Koopa and gives him

another way to attempt to take over the

Mushroom Kingdom but of course with the

help of Mario and all your friends he's

easily

defeated in the absolutely massive Super

Mario Odyssey Nintendo switch entry

Bowser's back to his old ways wanting to

capture the princess and make her his

bride in the process ruling over every

Kingdom together the opening cut scene

is actually very interesting as Bowser

seems to easily overpower Mario and

somehow shreds his hat into a million

little pieces sending him hurdling

towards the Earth to land in the cap

Kingdom this is where our hero meets

cppy and the adventure begins where you

have to go from Kingdom to Kingdom

trying to clear up the mess that the

brutal have left and save the princess

as well I think it's cool to note that

Bowser wants something very specific

from each place he visits for his and

Peach's wedding which includes her Tiara

from the cap Kingdom who is actually

Cathy's sister who funnily enough is

named Tiara in the sand Kingdom he goes

within its depths to get a diamond so he

can craft an epic wedding ring in the

wooded Kingdom he steals their secret

flowers for the bouquet in the lake

Kingdom he gets the lock ladies to make

peach a custom wedding dress in the

Metro Kingdom he steals the band that's

usually playing with May Pauline in the

seaside Kingdom he takes some sparkling

water for his guest to enjoy in the

luncheon Kingdom he steals a delicious

stew and on the Moon Kingdom he

obviously just uses the venue itself for

the wedding even though the ending is a

bit controversial as Peach rejects both

Mario and Bowser and leaves by herself I

do like how it shows she's done relying

on others and I'd have to imagine that

Nintendo's self-aware and know it's

finally time to move away from this very

outdated trope

the newest entry in the series is Super

Mario Brothers Wonder for the Nintendo

switch which is the very first one to

not include any kidnapping at all

instead needing to rescue the flower

Kingdom from the corrupted Bowser this

is a nice change of pace as it allows

you to experience something different

for once and in a very different place

but in the end it's still the same old

Mario all right that's going to be it

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