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Italian plumber Mario is playing a computer game when Princess Peach calls out to him from the screen, begging him for help. He dives in to help save her from the evil Turtle tribe, aided by his loyal brother, Luigi. He must head for the game's Mushroom land, there to seek advice from the Mushroom sage. Released on the same day as Running Boy, hence tied in the race to become the first anime based on a video game, SMB features the lovable character who first appeared in Nintendo's hit game Donkey Kong. A slightly different plot, involving the characters' efforts to save Princess Daisy from dinosaurs, would form the basis for Rocky Morton's live-action SMB (1993), starring Bob Hoskins. The franchise also returned as a short-lived three-part video anime in 1989, pointlessly retelling the fairy tales of Momotaro, Snow White, and Rumplestiltskin, but with the cast of the game Super Mario Brothers 3. The online Japanese Movie Database also contains a cryptic reference to a 21-minute film called Super Mario Brothers 2 (1986), written by and starring one Jimmy Kobayashi. However, we have been unable to determine what it is.
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Super Mario Brothers |
| Release Date: |
Jan. 1, 1986 |
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スーパーマリオブラザーズ ピーチ姫救出大作戦! |
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SMB Peach Hime Kyushu-tsu Dai Sakusen! |
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| Rating: | None |
| Runtime: | 60 (mins) |
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| Aliases | SMB: Plan to Rescue Princess Peach! |
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