Super Mario Brothers: Great Mission to Rescue Princess Peach
Original title: Sûpâ Mario burazâzu: Pîchi-hime kyushutsu dai sakusen!
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The Mario Bros. get sucked into their Famicom game, and must now rescue Princess Peach from King Bowser Koopa.The Mario Bros. get sucked into their Famicom game, and must now rescue Princess Peach from King Bowser Koopa.The Mario Bros. get sucked into their Famicom game, and must now rescue Princess Peach from King Bowser Koopa.
Tôru Furuya
- Mario
- (voice)
Yû Mizushima
- Luigi
- (voice)
Junko Hori
- Jugem (Lakitu)
- (voice)
- …
Masami Kikuchi
- Prince Haru
- (voice)
Keaton Yamada
- Hammer Bros.
- (voice)
Hiroko Emori
- Kinopio (Toad) B
- (voice)
Maki Itô
- Patapata no Kodomo (Child Paratroopa)
- (voice)
- (as Berîzu)
Chiemi Matsumoto
- Patapata no Kodomo (Child Paratroopa)
- (voice)
- (as Berîzu)
Hiromi Ônishi
- Patapata no Kodomo (Child Paratroopa)
- (voice)
- (as Berîzu)
Jôji Yanami
- Priest
- (voice)
- Director
- Writers
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe voice of Bowser Koopa was actually provided by a woman, Akiko Wada, a famous singer from Japan.
- GoofsLuigi's overalls on the VHS cover do not match the ones he wears throughout the film.
- Quotes
Princess Peach Toadstool: Ah, please come rescue me, Mario. Please!
- Crazy creditsBehind the credits, Mario and Luigi are shown leaving the Mushroom Kingdom and heading home.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Cinematic Excrement: Super Mario Bros. (2014)
- SoundtracksDoki-doki Do It! ~Bishitto-bashitto Rock'n Roll Gakkô-hen~
Music by Toshiyuki Kimori
Lyrics by Mari Hayama
Performed by Mirai Dôji
Arranged by Toshiyuki Kimori
Featured review
Not perfect, but entertaining and very charming
First of all if you want to see this, check YouTube. It's on there.
The story is a regular one, Peach is kidnapped and a true dated damsel in distress. But not to worry the film has a lot of charm and new characters. But it also comes with plot holes which hinders it from truly shining.
Analysis: The film is a charming one with a lot of characters. Whilst the animation sometimes is a bit simply it always feels Mario, although his some extra childish wining. It feels a little bit like Super Mario in Wonderland. It is like watching Mario on roids, a trip.
Dialogue: jokes are make and it is simply to cater to a young audience, It hasn't dates a bad, surprisingly.
Music: 9/10 is great, although sometimes the under water song or cave song plays at a wrong moment, so just not perfect. There are even quite a few originals song, which are amazing.
Voice Cast: It's fine all in Japanese. But some of the translations have even CC where needed.
Visuals & Design. Even though sometimes a bit simple, the art style fits where the franchise was at that point. And the original characters, like a blue 'space' dog, Koopas and other characters looks amazing.
Humor: lot of repetition: Luigi defying gravity and characters talking to each other for 5-10 seconds, before realising who there are talking too. It's gets a bit old, but it doesn't annoy.
Overall assessment: very recommendable to any fan, even if it would be just out of curiosity.
End Word: whilst everything here points in a solid 7 judgement, because of it flaws. There is something so cute and charming about the series, that I am very inclined to still give it an 8. Just because something if far from perfect, doesn't mean it is not entertaining. Because that is 100% is. It's a mystery why they never localised this.
Also the cute blue space dog needs to come back, his design is amazing.
The story is a regular one, Peach is kidnapped and a true dated damsel in distress. But not to worry the film has a lot of charm and new characters. But it also comes with plot holes which hinders it from truly shining.
Analysis: The film is a charming one with a lot of characters. Whilst the animation sometimes is a bit simply it always feels Mario, although his some extra childish wining. It feels a little bit like Super Mario in Wonderland. It is like watching Mario on roids, a trip.
Dialogue: jokes are make and it is simply to cater to a young audience, It hasn't dates a bad, surprisingly.
Music: 9/10 is great, although sometimes the under water song or cave song plays at a wrong moment, so just not perfect. There are even quite a few originals song, which are amazing.
Voice Cast: It's fine all in Japanese. But some of the translations have even CC where needed.
Visuals & Design. Even though sometimes a bit simple, the art style fits where the franchise was at that point. And the original characters, like a blue 'space' dog, Koopas and other characters looks amazing.
Humor: lot of repetition: Luigi defying gravity and characters talking to each other for 5-10 seconds, before realising who there are talking too. It's gets a bit old, but it doesn't annoy.
Overall assessment: very recommendable to any fan, even if it would be just out of curiosity.
End Word: whilst everything here points in a solid 7 judgement, because of it flaws. There is something so cute and charming about the series, that I am very inclined to still give it an 8. Just because something if far from perfect, doesn't mean it is not entertaining. Because that is 100% is. It's a mystery why they never localised this.
Also the cute blue space dog needs to come back, his design is amazing.
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- robinhio84_
- Oct 7, 2022
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