Dr. Mario may be one of the most classic suits worn by a plumber with a mustache, but Nintendo’s Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto says the character shouldn’t be trusted. increase.
Speaking to IGN about the Super Mario Bros. movie, which hit theaters this week, Miyamoto shared how the movie brought out new aspects of the character as everyone’s hero.
That said, the new perspective shed light on some of Mario’s other roles, with Miyamoto specifically calling Dr. Mario out as a character shrouded in suspicion.
“Mario is blue collar and normal.
“The remaining [in the film]”And I think that’s kind of the image that’s been passed down as Mario for generations. It’s a real pleasure to see.”
Of course, there’s more than Mario (played by Chris Pratt) in the film, and the cast shared how they put their own spin on the fan-favorite Mushroom Kingdom character.
Keegan-Michael Key had to keep Toad’s shrill voice, while Jack Black used Darth Vader as Bowser’s inspiration. Seth Rogen, who plays Donkey Kong, just wants a sequel.
In an 8/10 review of the film, IGN said:
Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelancer and UK news editor. He talks about witchers all day long.
