The Mario Story

The Mario Story

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Mario has been around for over four decades. The plumber has spanned various media from video games to cartoons to anime and even to movies. But how exactly did the plumber become the hero we know him to be? Which games happen in chronological order? Why has Nintendo never confirmed anything? Why is there no confirmed canon for Nintendo's mascot but there is for Zelda? These questions may be answered in this timeline. I really hope Nintendo supports me on this.
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Mario knew Princess Peach for a long time. In fact, it felt like an eternity since he first met her. He wanted to propose to her so they could have a life together because why not? The timing couldn't be more perfect. However, one day, Mario finally gets ready to propose to Peach, when he finds out last minute that she's taking a vacation for a while. Bummed out but understanding, Mario awkwardly holds his question for when she comes back. Then it further escalates to a bigger problem -- Peach's family is wanting to permanently move to the location of their vacation. Mario becomes devastated and tries to talk things out with Peach in order for her to not leave him because she means everything to him. Will Peach be able to stay or will things take a turn for the worse for the poor plumber?

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