Nintendo: Mario’s Biggest Mistakes & Failures Ever

Mario’s biggest mistakes and failures let fans and developers analyze what has gone wrong with the iconic Mario title. Mario is a well-known and beloved character in the world of video games. Known as “Jumpman” when he first appeared in arcades, Mario has proven to be one of the most fearless protagonists in video game history. Many of Mario’s mistakes endanger him and his loved ones, just like any other good protagonist would.

Indeed, most Super Mario games begin with a mistake by the plumber in red. Mario, on the other hand, is unstoppable due to his unwavering willpower (and the fact that he has an infinite number of lives at his disposal). Even though these are some of his most egregious errors, Nintendo’s greatest icon can still learn from them.

Nintendo: Mario's Biggest Mistakes & Failures Ever

Nintendo: Mario’s Biggest Mistakes & Failures Ever

Mario’s biggest mistakes and failures let fans and developers analyze what has gone wrong with the iconic Mario title. Here’s what we found out:

1. Mario Vs. The Creation Of Players

Since his debut, Mario has encountered a slew of perilous worlds and monstrous foes. Super Mario Maker and its sequel, Super Mario Maker 2, present Mario with his toughest challenges yet, and he’ll need all of his strength to overcome them. Create your own levels and play with other gamers around the world in this game.

Compared to the mainline games, Super Mario Maker has more challenging bosses like Bowser, King Boo, and Donkey Kong. In this world, Mario has to use every ounce of his skill set to get through the levels. If he loses, he’ll be confronted with the ultimate threat: a list of every location where a previous Mario died.

2. Mario Becomes A Puppet Fighter

Super Smash Bros Ultimate’s Adventure Mode has a similar outcome for Mario. Throughout the history of Smash Bros., a villain named Galeem has claimed the lives of every single one of the game’s characters. Puppet Fighters, possessed by random spirits, are imprisoned in the World of Light as a result.

Only Kirby is spared from Galeem’s curse. Thankfully. As he frees each of the fighters, Kirby is joined by them as he progresses through the game. While Mario’s fate is bleak, the plumber is fortunate enough to be Kirby’s first hero to save him at the start of the story mode.

3. Mario Vs. The Subspace Army

Adventure Mode in Super Smash Bros. Brawl features Mario as a major character. This story mode, dubbed “The Subspace Emissary,” sees Mario and his fellow Smash players team up to take on the Subspace Army. It’s not uncommon for their efforts to cause a lot of destruction and chaos in Smash.

Mario and Kirby narrowly escape an explosion of a Subspace Bomb during their first encounter with Subspace. Pit, the protagonist of the Kid Icarus film series, discovers Mario in Skyworld. The two of them reunite with their fellow fighters only to be confronted by Tabuu, who has turned them all into Trophies before.

4. Mario Loses His Cap

Without his red hat, emblazoned with a “M” on the front, Mario is nothing. Since Super Mario 64, Mario’s adventures have suffered greatly when he has misplaced this vital piece of clothing. When Mario loses his hat, he takes more damage, so finding it is a top priority.

The latest mainline Super Mario game, Super Mario Odyssey, takes similar risks with Mario’s headwear. Mario’s hat is destroyed by Bowser at the beginning of the game. Cappy, a Bonneter, saves the day by rescuing the cap and becoming Mario’s friend throughout the game.

5. Mario Gets Arrested

A majority of Super Mario Sunshine’s gameplay is faithful to its title. In the game, Mario must use his trusty water sprayer, F.L.U.D.D., to clean up the island of Delfino. The story of the game, on the other hand, begins in a grim manner with Mario being arrested by the police on Delfino Island.

When Mario is found guilty of vandalizing Delfino Island, he is sentenced to community service by cleaning it up. In reality, Bowser Jr., disguised as Shadow Mario, committed the crimes. Despite Mario’s efforts to clear his name, it’s not looking good for his long-term prospects.

Well, these are the biggest mistakes and failures in the Mario series which we all hope to get fixed. We hope this guide helped you. If you liked this, check out our guide to the best anime games for PC.

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David Johnson

David has been writing about games and technology for a very long time (Before GTA V). He is a game review and guide writer from Houston, Texas.

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