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Super Mario World was the third and final animated series in the Mario cartoon shows produced by DIC Entertainment, having succeeded The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3. This show was heavily based on the game of the same name, released for the SNES. Most of the voice cast from the Super Mario Bros. 3 series reprised their respective roles. The show also introduced a show-exclusive character named Oogtar, a clumsy cavechild.
The show originally aired as the first half of the program Captain N & The New Super Mario World (alongside the final season of Captain N: The Game Master) on NBC's Saturday morning line-up, running from September 14 to December 7, 1991.
Synopsis[]
Mario, Luigi, and Peach go on a vacation to Dinosaur World where they encounter new faces and go on adventures.
Outline[]
Like the SMB3 cartoon before, it does not have live-action segments. Unlike the last two cartoons, Toad does not physically appear in the show, as he was absent in the Super Mario World game. He is replaced by Yoshi from the game and show-exclusive character Oogtar. The character designs from The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 are retained, but with some minor details added.
Voice Cast[]
- Walker Boone as Mario
- Tony Rosato as Luigi
- Andrew Sabiston as Yoshi
- Tracey Moore as Princess Peach
- John Stocker as Oogtar, a Magikoopa, a Monty Mole and a Chargin' Chuck
- Harvey Atkin as Bowser
- Tara Strong (credited as Tara Charendoff) as Lemmy Koopa (Hip) and Iggy Koopa (Hop)
- Paulina Gillis as Wendy O. Koopa (Kootie Pie)
- James Rankin as Larry Koopa (Cheatsy)
- Dan Hennessey as Roy Koopa (Bully), a T-Rex and a Teal Dinosaur
- Michael Stark as Ludwig von Koopa (Kooky)
- Gordon Masten as Morton Koopa Jr. (Big Mouth)
- Catherine Gallant as Mama Fireplant
- Stuart Stone as Additional Voices
Episode list[]
Home media[]
In Popular Culture[]
This game has spawned a few memes. The first is Mama Luigi, in which Luigi has to care for Yoshi after he hatches from his egg. The second revolves around an episode in which Mario and his friends are being attacked by fireballs. Yoshi responds, "Fireballs! Yum!" and proceeds to eat them and spit them back at the enemies.
Trivia[]
- In this series, Yoshi is able to speak, a rarity in Nintendo history.
External links[]
- Super Mario World at Super Mario Wiki, the Super Mario wiki.
- Super Mario World at the Internet Movie Database
Nintendo-related TV shows | |
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1980's | Saturday Supercade (1983-1984) • The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! (1989) • The Legend of Zelda (1989) • Captain N: The Game Master (1989) • King Koopa's Kool Kartoons (1989) |
1990's | The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 (1990) • The Super Mario Challenge (1990-1991) • Super Mario World (1991) • Mega Man (1994) • Fire Emblem (1996) • Pokémon the Series (1997-present) • Oha Suta (1997-present) • Donkey Kong Country (1998-2000) • Pocket Monsters Encore (1999-2002) |
2000's | Kirby: Right Back at Ya! (2001-2003) • Weekly Pokémon Broadcasting Station (2002-2004) • Mega Man NT Warrior (2003) • F-Zero: GP Legend (2003-2004) • Pokémon Sunday (2004-2010) • Mega Man Star Force (2007-2008) |
2010's | Pokémon Smash! (2010-2013) • Pokémon Get☆TV (2013-2015) • Meet Up at the Pokémon House? (2015-2022) • Pocket Monsters Premier 10 (2017) |
2020's | PokéDoko (2022-present) • Ninjala (2022-present) • Pokétsume: Pack Your Pocket With Adventure (2023) |