Have you guys ever watched the Mario Bros. cartoon series when it was around? I did I liked those Mario cartoons it's too bad that Mario isn't popular enough to have a cartoon series now-a-days.:(
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Have you guys ever watched the Mario Bros. cartoon series when it was around? I did I liked those Mario cartoons it's too bad that Mario isn't popular enough to have a cartoon series now-a-days.:(
Dude as a kid i always watched that show...
Did you know that the Mario Bros. cartoon series is on DVD at Best Buy? But...I guess once someone gets to a certain age that person isn't supposed to watch cartoons anymore.
Whatever, I bought it anyway!
The best part... IT HAS THE LIVE ACTION SCENES! So much funnier when you're older. Hahahaha.
I did when it was on GMTV in the early morning along with the Zelda cartoons.
It used to come on after school and when the SNES first came out they had a contest where you call a 1-800 number to try and win a free one every day.
I have a VHS of one of the episodes. I found it in Queens in a 99 Cent Store when I was about 5 or 6? It was about a mermaid trying to kiss Mario.
Wheee.. Awesome stuff.
I used to be able to watch the show on http://yahooligans.yahoo.com/content/tv/. But not anymore. :(
Yeah, I remember that cartoon. It was cool because it was Mario, but as cartoons go it wasn't really that good. :p
I have a DVD of it with one episode of that and another "DIC" cartoon on it because I got it on a cereal box . I love how poorly the animation is done. In the episode I saw, a few times Luigi's suit spontaneously changed to red, and the colors on the parrot's head continually changed.
I loved it, especially when they played Zelda on Fridays.
Do you guys think Mario should of had a New York accent instead of an Italian accent? I do...I mean I know that Mario was Italian but he grew up in New York so I think that he would develop a New York accent.
Is that the one where there were hordes of koopas who all hated Mario? And one wore sunglasses and one was a girl and was therefore damned hot. I can't remember the others.
yeah i used to watch it too i still have a whole bunch of episodes me and my brother taped when we were little and some zelda episodes too. i think if they made another mario cartoon alot of people would watch it jsut no ones proably thought too.
http://www.yoshilore.com/Specials/Su...ss_closing.mp3
*Sings*
Do the Mario! Swing your arms from side to side. Come on, it's time to go. Do the Mario! Take one step, and then again. Let's do the Mario, all together now! You got it! It's the Mario!
I remember when I was little I'd watch that every morning before going to school. They had this block on the air where they either showed the Mario cartoon, Mario 3, Super Mario World, the Zelda cartoon (my personal favourite), and the.... *sigh* Captain N show.
I also remember they had a Megaman cartoon.
How many years now has it been since the last Mario cartoon series?...
By the way, you can also buy the Zelda cartoon on DVD.
The Mega Man one too.
Sadly, I have Mario and Mega Man, all I need now is Zelda....
No wonder I don't have a girl friend, haha
:cry:... just... a classic... oh the forgotten childhood... :cry:Quote:
Originally Posted by SNOOZER
Captain N was it's own seperate show.
And Mario, Rainbow Brite, Care Bears and My Little Pony!? My childhood on disk! My local post office is selling them at £3 each, may go purchase them tommorow :DQuote:
By the way, you can also buy the Zelda cartoon on DVD.
Watchable for Captain Lou Albano and Captain Lou Albano alone. Mamma mia indeed.
Do you think it would be cool if there was another Mario Bros. cartoon series out there today? And the cartoon series could be based on the Paper Mario video games...:cool:
They could of easily had the live action parts be there own half hour show. Hell I'd still watch it!
I saw the DVD for this series at Best Buy yesterday but I didn't buy it because it didn't include Zelda. What's up with that?
Yea that sucks Del, they have Zelda as a seperate set.
I've been sorely tempted to get those box sets. My inner geek is demanding it, actually.