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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog There appears to be a value dissonance regarding draining the energy of cosmic artifacts. When Bowser drains a Grand Star, it is considered nefarious; when New Donk City is powered by draining Power Moons, it is praised. This gives off the impression of a double standard. In the beginning of Super Mario Galaxy, Bowser is seen draining energy from a Grand Star. In Super Mario Odyssey, New Donk City is powered by draining Power Moons. Bowser's "terrible machine" New Donk's "ingenious power source" NEW DONK CITY POWER Grand Star before being drained: Grand Star after being drained: bright, shining dull, lifeless Power Moon before being drained: Power Moon after being drained: bright, shining dull, lifeless Bowser's device is treated as nefarious and evil, with Mario being tasked to break it. New Donk City's device is treated as benign and essential, with Mario being tasked to fix it. While there might be any number of reasons why the former is worse than the latter, the immediate impression this gives off is that draining the energy of cosmic artifacts is "only bad when bad guys do it".

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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Some of the most obscure Mario franchise characters are the six human racers that serve as Mario's opponents in Famicom Grand Prix: F1 Race for the Famicom Disk System. Contenders from Famicom Grand Prix: F1 Race Michel Rumble from France Antonio Zico from Brazil George Turbo from England NIEN Bronco Maccini from Italy Howard Axel from the United States Panther Pedalf from Mario from West Germany* Unknown "due to the game releasing in 1987, before the German reunification in 1990 source: gamingalexandria.com/wp/2018/10/famicom-grand-prix-f1-race, mariowiki.com/Famicom_Grand Prix:_F1_Race FAMICOM

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* Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog An officially licensed 1991 Chargin' Chuck plush is supposed to have an expression that matches his Super Mario World sprite. However, many of the manufactured units have their eyes tilted at a different angle, giving them a particularly peaceful or serene appearance. Intended design: eyes tilted towards the nose, like the sprite "Peaceful Chuck" manufacturing error urce: supermarioplushes.fandom.com/wiki/Vic-Tokai Chargin_Chuck, ebay.com/itm/395217920745, ebay.com/itm/225765159911, ebay.de/itm/305130191443, jp.mercari.com/en/item/m96438853298

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