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Oh, I get it! Mario's mad because Luigi gets a game at the Gamecube's launch and not him, but Luigi's happy about it.
 
Sgt Nate V said:
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Looks like I was right in the money on two things: 1) It's a 2001 issue and 2) the image pertains to Luigi getting a Gamecube game at launch and not Mario.

Thank you for reading.
 
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Animation cel used in the production of Episode 9 of the Super Mario World animated series, "Gopher Bash".
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@Mariobrothblog
 
LED42™ said:
Although this is cake when compared to other things in this thread.
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when I think N64 and "cake" I think of this for some reason

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LED42™ said:
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*takes an awkward look to this thing*

Although this is cake when compared to other things in this thread.
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I'm being completely serious when i say that i want this to be a Power-Up.
 
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SMRPG may have pretty sprites, but many of the models themselves are just blegh... I mean, what's even going on with his mouth? Also his arms also look like sausages. His eyebrows are also melting for some reason too.


I mean, even DK's model in DKC was just better and less ugly:

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Mr. Saltman said:
I mean, even DK's model in DKC was just better and less ugly
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That's debatable.
Both models have some pretty whack proportions (especially DKC DK's legs, ayiyiyi) and the DKC render has some stuff like the fur thing ending at DK's wrist/hands.
Bowser's model though, that is a sight.
 
It's what happens when you make 3D models in the 1990's.
 
I'm not sure what's going on in the fingers of either of them. Chained Kong has conjoined index fingers, Donkey's pinkies have no form and don't look like fingers on an ape.
 
That Lakitu is staring into my soul.
 
LGM on the right part of the image
 
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