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Sûpâ Mario Burazâzu.: Pîchi-hime kyushutsu dai sakusen (1986)
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20 July 1986 (Japan) morePlot:
The Mario Bros. get sucked into their Famicom game, and must now rescue Princess Peach from King Bowser Koopa. | add synopsisUser Comments:
A wild, weird, worthwhile curiosity moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Tôru Furuya | ... | Mario (voice) |
| Yû Mizushima | ... | Luigi (voice) |
| Ayako Hori | ... | Jugem (Lakitu) / Miss Endless (voice) |
| Shigeru Chiba | ... | Kibedango (voice) |
| Masami Kikuchi | ... | Prince Haru (voice) |
| Kôhei Miyauchi | ... | Mushroom Hermit (voice) |
| Keaton Yamada | ... | Hammer Brothers (voice) |
| Yuriko Yamamoto | ... | Kinopio A (voice) |
| Hiroko Emori | ... | Kinopio B (voice) |
| Hiroko Maruyama | ... | Kuribo A (Goomba A) (voice) |
| Kazue Komiya | ... | Goomba B (voice) |
| Reiko Nakano | ... | Parent Paratroopa (voice) |
| Chiemi Matsumoto | ... | Patapata no Kodomo (Child Paratroopa) (as the Berries) |
| Maki Itô | ... | Patapata no Kodomo (Child Paratroopa) (as the Berries) |
| Tetsuo Mizutori | ... | Nokonoko A (Koopa Troopa A) |
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Super Mario Bros.: The Great Mission to Save Princess Peach (Japan: English title)more
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This is very hard to find, but I found it! Most of the characters have matured in design since Super Mario Bros. the game, released just one year earlier. It seems safe for me to say that with some exceptions, Bowser and Luigi (only because of his color scheme), the characters' designs and personalities are very well developed. Princess Peach is dead on.
The story flows nicely throughout, I happen to be someone who thinks that Mario is very hard to write stories for because the games' storyline as a whole is weak and has no cinematic potential. In this case I was treated to a pretty solid story and some weird and sometimes unfitting J-pop.
If you're not a die-hard Mario fan, this probably isn't for you. Once you finish watching it, you're gonna want to break out your old NES.