#Super mario 64 damned fan art license#

They wouldn't have any define characteristics until Super Mario 64 in 1996. At the time, Mario and Luigi had no define personalities in the games. The writers seemed to assume that Italians think like this since they always made every gag possible around its Americanized culture. The one thing that constantly annoyed me about DIC is how they always inserted puns and mannerism that comes off unrealistic. Let’s start with Mario considering he’s the leader of the four and jumps into a quest with good intentions against Koopa. That is the perfect way to butcher what is considered the most familiar inaugural theme in this industry. It is the worse theme opening I had to sit through and feels forced when compared to the remix intro of Zelda. Why do these people have to insert rap into a classic theme?! Is this DIC's way to try to make Mario 'hip' for the kiddies? I have listened to the song many times to tell you that the lyrics tries too hard to make the wording work. The show hasn’t even started yet and there is a rap theme already. The intro would include both cartoon characters and the live actors running through various scenes. The show opens to a ridiculous rap version of the Super Mario Bros main theme. I'll begin with the cartoon segments of Mario and friends facing King Koopa. So, will DIC redeem themselves this time or continue the same mistakes? Now, we already covered Captain N and Zelda to know it has DIC's seal of crap. It featured both the Koopa Troopers, Shy Guys, Fry Guy, Triclyde and Mouser working for the reptilian king. The cartoon was mostly based off Super Mario Bros and its American released sequel. The plot would follow Mario, Luigi, Toad and Princess Toadstool going through many lands and foiling King Koopa's (Bowser) plans.

#Super mario 64 damned fan art license#

In 1989, DIC got the license rights to use the famous Plumber much like they did with Zelda to produce a cartoon series. Mario in the 80's was among Nintendo's major franchises next to The Legend of Zelda. DIC must have had it in for gaming because every time they produced anything related to the industry the studio turned gold into absolute crap. Unfortunately, I have the absolute luxury of reviewing a DIC cartoon again based on gaming’s Mickey Mouse.

Welcome to Saturday’s Gaming Entertainment and we now have come to the Mario cartoons.