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“MARIO!” “Princess!” “Bro!” “Mars!” “Peach!” “Your highness!” “Guys!” “Mario! Peach!” “Guys, where the Heck are you!?” Not even a minute passed, and Bowser’s minions swarmed Luigi and co., ready to kill him and take the others prisoner . . . again. Thankfully, Yoshi and the kongs showed up. DK’s brute strength, Diddy’s perfect aim, Dixie’s speed, Candy’s grace, and Yoshi’s unpredictability helped Luigi, Daisy, Toad, and Toadette end the battle quickly. After explaining what happened to Yoshi and the kongs, the group decided to get answers. After interrogating the minions for answers, the group found a warp pipe, leading them down into the pipe maze. That was the easy part. The hard part was finding Peach, Mario, or at least Bowser since the warp didn’t take them to their location. Nonetheless, Luigi and the crew would make due. However, with the second passing and no luck finding Mario or Peach, discouragement washed over the group. Yoshi groaned. “It feels like we’ve been

Entering and exiting a warp zone is a pain, especially for those new to them. Without proper knowledge or experience, navigating through the flowing tunnels could cause somebody to get lost easily. Mario and Luigi learned that the hard way years ago. However, even experienced users could get lost if they didn’t know where they are going. Mario and Peach got a painful reminder when they were shot out of the warp pipe. The couple hit the ground hard. Mario felt Peach slip away from his grip and roll away from him. The plumber and princess took a moment to collect themselves. Mario felt his stomach doing loops as he picked himself up. “And here I thought my days of epically failed pipe landings were over,” he muttered as he stood. Peach let out a soft moan as she sat up. The trip down the warp took a lot more out of her than she expected. Her body ached from the rough landing. The second his eyes were on her, Mario rushed to Peach. He wanted to see if she was

Whenever folks thought of Bowser, they would think of an evil, psychopathic Koopa Dragon constantly invading kingdom to kingdom to plunder, conquer, unleash havoc, or all the above. Bowser always loved showing off his power. It didn’t matter if he was doing it to get admiration or to instill fear; the King of the Koopas never missed an opportunity to let people know he rose above them all. After all, it was his strength and power that helped him achieve what many dictators sought to do. He dominated kingdoms, gained followers, obtained riches, weaponry, and more. Yet, despite his success, Bowser was never satisfied – if anything, the Koopa King only felt empty. Bowser never knew why he felt unfulfilled – even as a kid, he had what many people could only have dreamed of: money, a roof over his head, subjects that feared and respected him, authority, wealth, and a mighty empire, but still Bowser couldn’t feel whole. Not even his adopted kids entirely cured the lingering feeling, but

NOTE: This is a collaboration between me and Virmont89 . All characters in this story belong to Nintendo. The story's more centered around the Mario bros Movie universe, but it also contains things from the games and other medias from the franchise. Enjoy! When Mario was a kid, he remembered all those Saturday morning cartoons he, his twin brother Luigi, and their cousins would watch. His favorite ones were related to superheroes. The plumber supposed that old childhood sentiment was one of the many reasons he wanted to make a name for himself as an adult. Heroes almost always started as outcasts (something Mario could relate to before entering the Mushroom Kingdom) and eventually grew into somebody people loved and depended on. Mario and Luigi achieved that dream when they saved Brooklyn, and they didn’t need costumes to do it. However, as time passed and the more adventures the brothers went on, both were reminded of the consequences of choosing the hero path. Bowser. The Koopa