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The mario series takes place in a huge, thick, rocky, interplanetary (maybe interstellar) atmosphere, with huge planets. It houses many species, like turtle-like humanoids (koopas), humanoid protofrogs (wart), two human subspecies (new donkers/mario's subspecies), iron-silicone based organisms...

From contradiction, anything follows

That isn't valid logic.

There is a wet dog in your house There is not a wet dog in your house Therefore, George Washington is made of rakes

So, what you do is you take the conclusion from the above post, and take it as a premise alongside another premise, and use a syllogism to provea new conclusion. SEED CONCLUSION: It is raining

Clever strong short tree shrew

Clever short tree shrew

Big soft fish

It must be a real animal

flat-front shrew

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I do. Search 'ichthys king a story of discovery', And I should be the first result. The Avatar is a grey shark-fish thing

The mushroom kingdom has very few relationships, as they focus only on expansion. They only have a few countries they trade with, and interact with the space empire. The space empire, and the empire regulates fungal spores traveling between planets, and assists the koopa kingdom in removing...

And I will give it a simpler name.

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Why did the moon not create animals of fire?

Snails defecate from the left side of their face

Why does it not collaspe? It would have to be too irregular to survive in the same way as earth and saturn.

So, do they have smart guts?

I think that Wart is the king of amphibians, fish, and other aquatic creatures. Here is how it would've happened: The aquatic creatures were being hurt by pollution from land creatures, but couldn't go and launch an attack on them, because they were restricted to damp regions. Then, a salientian...

Mario win against Bowser because he catches Bowser before he has had time to create an adequate defense.Wart appears to be more intelligent, and may be able to complete his plans fully before Mario reaches him, which may create an interesting game.

It's a poll

They probably would, as they are living organisms

Well, I would like it to stay mature and on topic

Also, why do volbonans just stick out of the sides of buildings anyway?

Well, if mario is a human, then they are obviously a subspecies quite distant to real modern humans

No, it's not. All you have to do is not put irrevelant content in the 'post reply' textbox.

Please don't put silly jokes on this thread

The name explains it all. There is no limit to how many animals can be in it.

Fuzzies are best, because they never react to mario, or gravity. Buzzy beetles are also cool, because they have glowing eyes. But the best enemy there is is the impossible goomba.

Mario 64 had 3 types of bob-omb, meaning that is probably the place where bob-ombs evolved. Chomps are more common in games with nontoxic water and different gravity, meaning that they are probably on a different planet

If this is true, then why are chomps more common on planets other than the hub of bob-omb diversity?

That is supposed to be on earth.

That Rosalina is too weak to stand

Why is mario's species so weak on earth?

Why is mario so terrible at sports in the sport games? (In the olympic games series)

That reasoning doesn't work, as the walking point is not homologous to anything on the 2 other races of bob-omb, meaning that it cannot be natural.

I'm not. I'm just acting in a way that most forum users don't.Difference≠Stupidity

the only way that that fact hurts this theory is if entering water with a chuckya kills it That could just be a spandrel, or they could be amphibious Throwing is not a useless combat technique underwater. Throwing something into razor sharp coral would work regardless the of medium

But the design is different.

THE hardest star, for super mario 64, would be a star 5000 units beneath the death barrier of a parallel universe.

what troll posts? Super_Mario_64_DS

Seeing as he comes from a species where superpowers like shadow manipulation are normal, he could be anywhere from 3 months old, to 74 light gigaparsecs old, and it would make perfect sense.

No, they are bob-ombs

Chuckyas look laughable ill prepared for land, in my opinion. They do, however appear to be good at aquatic living: They have an orb over the head, that can only be for floatation or ornamentation. Their limbs are better at pushing and pulling, as oppose to walking, making them faster in the...

I believe that Sarasaland is an interplanetary nation, but all the subkingdoms that have been seen are on one planet. I also think Bowser rules over the entirety of a planet full of golden soil. I also believe that Bowser and Daisy are best friends.

They are probably hidden stashes of money. It makes litte sene, but it is more sensible than using a currency that is spat out by plants.

What games are they in?

The gold flower is probably either a small terraformer, or a shoddy teleporter