I agree, it's not a good comparison

Most comic books have more traditional stories in them, whereas a lot of Nintendo games are more focused on just being good games, meaning they wouldn't translate as well to film. It's a good point.

It feels like you're making two or three points in one post. I agree with some of it. Marvel has a formula that is mass-marketable and applies to the vast majority of their properties (and nearly everything they have adapted as a film). It's easier to come up with a successful line of films in their situation because it all appeals to the same sort of audiences. It builds a cohesive fanbase in a way that Nintendo can't count on having on a company-wide basis. Nintendo would have the challenge of figuring out how to market each franchise they try. I disagree about the obscurity point for a couple of reasons. First, the idea that the MCU's early lead characters were obscure is a misconception. Yes, Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, and the Incredible Hulk did not have Spider-Man or X-Men levels of popularity prior to the MCU, but they were the most notable characters Marvel had the film rights to at the time the MCU started. They were all staples of popular culture even if the public's knowledge of them was kiddie pool shallow. Sure, the audience might have thought Hulk's name was David because of the Lou Ferrigno show and they might mostly know how the Avengers line-up functions through the Justice Friends parody in Dexter's Lab, but it's not like they went out of the gate with Black Widow or Ant-Man. The lead characters had all been heavily adapted in Marvel's 90's animated outings and had been featured prominently in video games across two decades before those movies happened. Second, I think you overemphasize the size of the existing fanbase and downplay the concerns over if the games can be adapted well. Games that are less popular, but which are very story-driven could theoretically be great material for adaption. Consider the case of Earthbound. It follows a very simple archetypal "Hero's Journey" plot structure with enough twists and turns that can easily be truncated to its key plot beats and fit into a two hour movie with no story/plot/dialogue invention required on the part of a studio and with plenty of opportunity to pander to adults' nostalgia for childhood and to give children the kind of wholesome messages family films revolve around. The game's fanbase is microscopic compared to Donkey Kong or Luigi's Mansion, but at least the studio wouldn't have to go through draft after draft of a script trying to figure out how you squeeze two hours of entertainment out of a guy sucking ghosts up with a vaccuum or a monkey chasing a heap of bananas. Somehow the Mario Movie ended up actually happening, but that kind of directionless, tortured writing process is exactly how you end up getting serious film projects valued at hundreds of millions of dollars stuck in development hell in the writing room. The more Mario series movies that exist at any point in time, the harder it will be to give the spin-offs some semblance of a plot. Of course just going for what works and building off of it is the more likely course and would be considered safer by Nintendo's film partners, therefore would be more likely to happen. I don't mean to suggest because Earthbound would be easier to adapt that it would be more likely to happen, but when you look at the failure to adapt the Metroid movie, I think it should be apparent that the same problem has a risk of looming over the copious Mario spin-offs that seem realistic at this juncture. I think anyone endeavoring to adapt Nintendo franchises must seriously consider if a faithful adaptation can be made without having to bend over backwards to make it work as a movie. Sometimes, as with the Mario movie, the fanbase is big enough that it makes sense to do that anyway. I'm inclined to think workable source material is better for a production than attaching it to an already popular series. I get that Hollywood conventionally assumes they have the games' fanbase as viewers by default, but that usually isn't true if you look at the history of video game adaptations.

Not sure if you knew Arlo, but Splatoon does have a manga, so an animated show wouldn't be too far off if they focused more on the manga rather than the games

On a positive note - this will actually encourage Nintendo to CARE about the stories, characters and lore in their games from this point forward. I don't think its a coincidence that we received Paper Mario TTYD and Super Mario RPG remakes (very story-intensive games as far as the Mario IP goes,) within a year or so after the release of the Mario Bros movie.

All hail the scrabulars... I guess?

Both I thought were really funny. Most I've laughed watching an Arlo video in a minute haha

i love arlo's bizarre sense of humor

FINALLY an actually realistic prediction video

26:34 the sound effect too omg XD

It’s crazy that I’m imagining it and it kinda works

I think the funniest part is that I could honestly see him do it and have fun with it

Mark Hamill would fit better

⁠@@TheSpeedfoeveractually you’re right lol, give E. Gadd to someone else and then Hamill can be King Boo

What about Ice Cube as King Boo

That's expected at this point, what i'm curious about if that does happen (Kirby movie) is if the team behind the games will be able to not pressure whoever makes the movie into inserting Galacta/Morpho Knight into it like they've been doing in the games for the past decade

@@Duskoolprobably just a cameo in the background.

A Kirby movie would be crazy 🗿

the trailer is all “happy go lucky” and ends showing the R rating

I doubt it would happen but if a kirby movie is made, one thing i would want from it is for kirby to not talk, just have him make the cute noises he makes in the games and show how he's feeling by his actions and facial expressions, the kirby anime right back at ya shows that can work. But like i said i doubt that will happen and kirby will probably be voiced by some celebrity.

Also isnt Metroid based on the Alien(s) movie? Making it similar to Alien(s) would be derivative. They would have to do something completely different to not look similar and at the same time, make it feel like a "Nintendo" movie. Zelda movie and Metroid are the only ones im interested in

@@podunk3202 Considering what Mario and Sonic did, I feel like a "origin story" setup would work for Samus. Showing her growing up and being raised by Chozo, and her eventually taking on the job as a bounty hunter and dealing with the Space Pirates, stuff like that. That's how I would do it.

​@@Joeynator3000 I a high quality grim animated film for Metroid would be as great as a Ghibli film for Zelda, but seeing as Zelda is going the live action route I am not so sure. Though the advertising might do wonders for Metroid regardless!

Ever since the success of the first Mario movie, I have thought how great a Metroid movie could be. Children's Horror is a woefully underrepresented genre at the theater. "Coraline", "Monster House" something like that but with Metroid's claustrophobic, isolationist, alien jump scares for kids. It could be awesome.

@@jamesmontgomery7074 I...honestly can't see Metroid as a children's movie like that, I feel like it'd be something like a PG-13 movie instead.

Eldritch apocalypse Kirby

Dedede’s body begins jittering a moment after taking hold of the dark matter orb. He collapses, but then his body rises as if puppeted with invisible strings. “Kirby,” his voice says, off-kilter. “We don’t need to fight anymore, Kirby. I’m happy now.” Dedede slowly turns around, his head turning farther and faster than it should. “Kirby, please hold this. It’s so wonderful,” Dedede’s voice slurs and droops. His eyes now face Kirby, pitch black. From them leak a dark, starry liquid that streams down his face and stains his robes. “I can see the universe, Kirby. I can see all of it.” His voice sounds choked up, as if on the verge of crying. “Just… hold… it…” Kirby appears mildly concerned at most. He wonders what flavor of ice cream he will have when he gets home. “I CAN SHOW YOU INFINITY, KIRBY.” Dedede’s body limps toward Kirby. He coughs up more of the dark, starry liquid as if he were drowning in it. “IT’S B…E…A…U…T…I…F…U…L…” The starry liquid now leaks from every part of his body. Dark veins pulse as he quivers uncontrollably. His neck bends back and snaps as his skin bursts. The flesh melts from his body, his hand still clutching the dark matter orb. With the last bit of air still left in his lungs, Dedede gurgles out, “H…A…P…P…Y…” Flesh and bone alike dissolve into that starry liquid, puddling around where Dedede’s body once was. The puddle widens and deepens. Staring into it, it seems to go on forever. It rises and expands, appearing to wrap around everything in sight, consuming the shrine where the dark matter orb was held. Kirby no longer feels the ground beneath his feet. Something reaches deep into Kirby’s mind. With the guttural force of a supernova, it speaks only one word: *”EMBRACE”* Kirby looks into the void and sees staring back at him with a trillion starry eyes the Infinity of the Universe itself. It sought him out to consume him. It seethes with desire and envy. It now embraces its only true rival, the only other truly infinite cosmic being. All it needs to do is crack him open and absorb his infinitessence. Strawberry ice cream with rainbow sprinkles, Kirby decides. But dessert will have to wait. He needs to eat dinner first.

​@@EMLtheViewer This is the best comment on the internet.

“Climax”. I see what you did there.

​@@EMLtheViewer Who tf are you and why am I shaking?

All in all I agree but man let me hope 😂

As someone that absolutely loves IPs like Kid Icarus and ARMS I always get fucked over in these kinds of things lol they aren’t insanely popular but I would still love to see some kind of tv show adaptation for them both. I’m gonna keep dreaming, even if its for the rest of my life.

Tom Holland would play a good pit ngl

that's a crazy ass idea that i would never have thought of that i love

It's a movie largely following Agent 3 and an OC group of squid kids and an Octoling fighting against the Octarian army, with occasional gags of an overlaid David Attenborough-esque voice narrating the peculiar behaviors of the Squid Kids, Octarians, and other sea animal-people that make up the Splatoon world. There's at least one gag where a side character like Sheldon can apparently hear the narrator.

Ok releasing a Squid Research Lab movie would be really great

I was more thinking of a semi-serous take on the series. About the nuclear war and the cause of a new society. Weird for the sake of weird.

Yeah.... That's not gonna make more than $10...

100% agree

Yeah i agree i mean the kirby anime right back at ya showed that could work but sadly kirby most likely will just be voiced by some celebrity but hey will just have to wait and see

@@jskywalker58John Cena: Hey it’s me, Kirby. Poyo poyo.

​@@jskywalker58I don't think the kirby anime showed that at all. tiff and tuff basically acted as spokespeople for kirby, meaning that the protagonists were speaking at almost all times.

No the Kirby movie must be R rated and no one will know why until the end. It will be a PG movie at the beginning of the movie but true fans will know what’s coming.

​@@THEONETRUEOVERLORDKirby isn't as dark as you believe It was only when return to dreamland begun that It made more attempts but even then it's lighter than say WARIO LAND 4

Captain N: The First Nintender Guardians of the Super Mario Galaxy Captain N: Console War The Nintenders: Game End The Legend of Zelda in the Timelines of Madness etc

I like that reality. Let's live there. 🙂

They probably won't, but Nintendo probably could get away with a Netflix series reboot of Captain N where it's him and 3-4 Nintendo C-D listers going through various Nintendo properties saving the day. Maybe bring back Mother Brain, King Hippo and Eggplant Wizard as the primary villains, with some surprise pick as an overarching villain of the series acting as their boss.

i want a bowser bachelor show

THIS. This right here.

Yeah i do think the story of pikmin has alot of potential in movie form i mainly referring to the first game's story

If people already aren’t interested in pikmin games idk why people would show up for a movie with them

Whattup Rogersbase?

Louie is set to rival Bowser in popularity if done well. Also hi! Nice channel.

"no no no, you can't do this to me, you know how much I sacrificed?!?" - king boo when Luigi starts vacuuming him up at the climax

THAT'S PERFECT AND I NEED IT

And dan aykroyd as professor e gadd

Splatoon would fare better as an anime, it's already extremely popular in Japan as is.

@@alexs29 I'm just saying cartoon because that's more all-encompassing, I'd be down for just about any animated art style.

Now you have me imagining a Splatoon anime from Studio Trigger. God that would be bonkers in all the best ways.

@@thesquishedelf1301 that would be incredible, though of course it may be a bit much to ask for. though, they did make EdgeRunners, I guess it wouldn't be completely unthinkable for them to work with Nintendo...

Doesn’t Splatoon already have a manga? A safe bet might be to just adapt that

Plus with all the different races and other fantasy creatures there obviously gonna have to use lots of cgi so at that point why not just have it be animated. The only explanation i can think of for why its gonna be live action is because if the america's dumb mindsetbof animation being a kids genre and not being able to tell serious stories despite that being disproven million's of times throughout animation's entire history

I agree that an animated movie would be preferable, but the games don't have an art style, do they? Wind Waker, Ocarina of Time and Breath of the Wild to name but three have completely different styles.

I definitely agree with you, but one thing that helps me to feel more excited about the live-action is wondering how they're going to make all the different races and creatures look, let alone the famous locations and dungeons. I already KNOW how they should look in an animated style. I'm excited to see my first live-action terrifying Skulltula, or Deku-Scrub, and I'm hoping the Zora and Goron don't look horrifying 😅 I'm excited for the shot of Link in full silhouette entering his first dungeon, and just how daunting and dark and huge it is- I'm hoping I'll be able to feel the scale of it viscerally. There are some things that a live-action can achieve that an animated film can't and vise-versa, and I really hope they go for it.

@@jskywalker58 I agree that's a huge factor. They take animation much more seriously in Japan, as a medium meant for any age, but it's still seen as a children's medium here.

@@jskywalker58 Really? That's the ONLY explanation you can think of? Why _should_ it be animated? Or better yet, why _shouldn't_ it be live-action? Give me an actual reason.

I'd do anything for a Splatoon series that follows the adventures of specific idols and really leans into the eccentric lore of the franchise

@@birdflox1337 Omg I would love an ensemble cast of the idols intermittently hanging out and being friends and going on quirky adventures both mundane, slice of life and more action packed.

It really is kind of shocking how Nintendo hasn't announced anything on the TV side of things - especially now that movie industry is in a death spiral as far as quality, originality, box office numbers and general consumer interest goes. The pandemic changed everything in this regard. Streaming services, expensive prices & food, social media and noisy audience members have made the theater experience obsolete; it seems the only movies that do legitimately well these days are massive pop-culture "hype event" flicks that are either one or more of the following: 1 - Major (usually first-time) movie adaptations based off of a popular IP or brand (Barbie, Mario Bros, FNAF) 2 - legitimately good, passion-driven films and sequels, often backed by respected film makers (Oppenheimer, Top Gun, Dune,) 3- Visual spectacles that can only be fully appreciated through a big-screen viewing (James Cameron's Avatar, Spiderverse) 4- Family films that kids love - forcibly dragging parents, siblings and other relatives to cough up the money and watch it with them (Minions, Jurassic World) Even then, points 1 & 3 aren't surefire guarantees for a successful sequel or potential movie series. If the quality is bad, then people will inevitably drop out and abandon it (see: Star Wars, Marvel, etc.) Example being, I don't predict a ton of people flocking to the FNAF sequel outside of fans because it was just THAT bad, and I personally have no interest in seeing the Mario Bros. sequel, as I wasn't impressed with the first movie. It'll still make its money thanks to kids dragging their parents & relatives to see it, but Arlo is right in this regard: unless if the quality of these movies improve, then interest WILL inevitably fizzle out - especially for the older "nostalgia-based" target demographics. This is just how it is for the modern movie landscape; TV shows honestly have an easier time now.

Like a Lego movie vibe type thing

Now I can only think about them capitalizing on Mando and the child stuff

Mother Brain was designed to lead and bring order and found power through the Pirates. In the manga she actually offers Samus a position of leadership, to command the Pirates herself alongside Kraid and Ridley, which Samus of course refuses when Ridley’s ass shows up and sends Samus into PTSD-induced shock. This was prior to the events of Zero Mission.

I was inclined to say that the hard part there would be making everything between Ceres Station and the finale on Zebes interesting, but then I thought... you could expand the time Samus spends in "GF space" to be the majority of the movie. Almost like a Metroid movie set on Coruscant, with the Space Pirates lurking in the background, occasionally surfacing to threaten Samus and the GF's efforts to protect and study the Baby before the big "Attack on Ceres Station" happens as a sort of "narrative pacing analogue" to, say, Obi-Wan vs. Vader in A New Hope, shortly before the build up to the climactic finale. Having the majority of the movie take place on Norion or something with the baby in custody would give ample opportunity to show Samus actually spending time with the little guy, too! And make it all the more heartbreaking when it reappears, monstrous and massive, and attacks her in the Space Pirates' base

Oh Hi NCS nice to see you here

You'll be plenty more terrified when the Scrabulars come down upon it.

It’s live action

@@chunkysaurus785Nowadays, live action movies have as much or more animation work than animated movies, with all the CGI. I say my point still stands.

The live action Zelda movie might be amazing, but I still wish we could have an animated Zelda movie with an art style similar to the games.

@@mitwhitgaming7722 Sure, but the "art atyle" of that animation is pretty much set in stone as "realistic" ir else the actors will look out of place

Looking at the director’s recent work with Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, I’m very confident he’ll manage to give the Zelda world the appropriate tone it needs for a live-action movie

No Kirby must be R rated in order to stay faithful. Kirby is an Eldridge horror and everyone must know that!

The fact that no one goes to see Pixar says that no one would go see Kirby. People wait for streaming, its too expensive to take kids to theaters

@@chiquita683 No one goes to see Pixar because the Pixar magic is gone, replaced by bland and forgettable movies that don't feel any different from the animated movies that Disney produces. Kirby has brand recognition, which may help.

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I'd like to see a live action Iron Man as a morph ball!

Well it's true that Metroid took inspiration from Alien, the story pacing doesn't match up very; in the Alien movies you have Ripley terrified of the xenomorphs and constantly running for her life, but in Metroid Samus is a nearly unstoppable killing machine who mows down Metroids without too much difficulty.

Being honest metroid is the most holliwood friendly concept. But im not sure nintendo wants metroid to be a violent holliwood action film.

​@johnleonard9102 The answer is adapting Zero Mission. Show Samus at her earliest and least experienced.

It's VERY likely since movies tend to HATE bringing back the same villain,

Personally i do think a franchise like zelda would work better a show than a film

TV/streamings seems like the best option actually, especially when the movie industry itself being in absolute shambles right now. Movie ticket & food prices are simply too expensive and the most profitable movie this year was Dune Part 2 (which didn't even gross a billion.) Having a few Nintendo IPs getting their own spinoff shows seems like a logical safety net choice at this point in time.

I think if they have enough hits and people have faith in the brand then they could easily pivot to more obscure IPs for shows/movies. Very similar to how the MCU did it

I think Jeremy irons would be a great k rool

​@@pgcroonerva3256 no you're both wrong, he has the perfect voice in the 1995 cartoon

​@@orsonzeddand he can still do it!!!

@@BubblesZap Yeah, I heard him in that fan film a couple of years ago.

​@@connordarvall8482that was last year actually. phenomenal video

Bowser would have one of those "Being a Dad developed me as a person" arcs

Now that I think about it Bowser is maybe the only major member of Mario’s cast that doesn’t have any solo spin offs. Luigi, Peach, Donkey Kong, Yoshi, Wario, and even Toad all have stand alone games, but not Bowser… Perhaps that’s where Arlo is coming from, Bowser never gets spin offs so he wouldn’t get a spin off movie, which is a shame. I’d love a solo Bowser project.

@@Andythedrew1 Bowser's Inside Story is a close second to a completely solo Bowser experience.

That other villian could be wart the frog from mario 2, i wouldn't mind seeing him return

A la Despicable Me? It could work.

I mean we got spider man in the MCU before he got his own movie. Samus could get the same treatment.

I still think they might make it half of the next Mario movie mixing that whole plot line with something else

The only way I could see a Majora’s mask movie doing well is if Tim Burton directed it (which we already know won’t be the case). Majora’s mask already seems like it was make by Tim Burton lol

i agree with your opinion but also a 90 minute theme park ride fits for the tone of the mario games

I doubt they wouldn't be self contained. They could just do a bunch of movies in their own universe and then a "non canon" smash bros crossover type movie. Kind of like how smash bros' lore doesn't affect any of the games it's associated with

Also if they were in a cinematic universe that would mean they would have to work out live action Zelda characters alongside animated Mario characters

Mario has enough for a universe all his own

I’m so down for a Mario universe, but recent Marvel has made me very wary of massive franchises

Yeah I’m pretty confident they’ll keep Mario/Donkey Kong to its own universe. A live action Sony pictures Zelda movie pretty much confirms that. Zelda would be the next one to crossover if they were gonna combine universes

Sony probably doesn't have the same deal with Nintendo that they got when they bought all movie rights to Spider-Man and the X-Men.

But we can also get the issue of the movies slowly being the same thing over and over which is the biggest critcism of the more recent marvel movies. If we get a Cinematic universe from Nintendo I would hope they could make each movie or show unique and interesting without each one feeling the same.

I don’t like the idea of a Smash movie, but I am in favor of Nintendo’s less ubiquitous series getting some spotlight. I think one of the fundamental issues plaguing cinematic universes is that every film has to conform to an overarching genre, for Marvel this has been action/comedy and for DC this has been action/drama. If things were to build towards a Smash Bros movie, then Animal Crossing wouldn’t be able to have a nice slice of life movie because then they would be trampled over/flipped upside down for an epic Smash movie. Nintendo’s strength is their breadth of genres and characters, I’m not saying there shouldn’t be any crossover (for example, I’m fine with the kitsch “Punch-Out Pizza” reference because Mario was already a referee in Punch-Out, it’s not too much of a stretch that their connected together), but I think they have too much to lose pursuing a Smash movie compared to if each film was a self-contained story.

@@raistlinmajere7149 Yeah, they'd need to avoid that. The problem that a lot of both Marvel and Nintendo stuff have in common here is that most of their initial stories revolve around the same premise: An unlikely hero (or small group of heroes) does a bunch of cool action stuff to beat a bad guys who are causing problems everywhere, eventually preventing their endgame and killing the bid bad.

@@johnclark926 IMO, the best way for them to handle a Smash movie would be for them to only make ONE, and have everyone's minds get wiped at the end, that way it's a crossover that doesn't affect each individual world as a whole and people wouldn't have to watch the whole cinematic universe to know what's happening.

It really wouldn't be. It would be a jarbled mess, coming up with convoluted ways to get everyone there, the plot wouldn't be any good because smash bros has never been about the plot nor has it ever had a cohesive one. "Oh but brawl did it" no it didn't. It was fun, and the cutscenes looked cool, but as a story it was a complete mess, made to justify the levels. Subspace emissary is my favorite thing in smash bros, but if it proves anything it's that a smash movie WOULDN'T work, because it only works as a playable party/competitive game

Finally! Someone mentions Fire Emblem! There was an anime with only two episodes back in the 90s. With its rising popularity, especially in Japan, they really need to give the series a second go for an anime

@fe_fanby2278 It's surprising they only tried to make an anime once.

World building... Assault and Adventures would like to say hello

Yeah just watch the Punch-Out Wii commercials. That's a movie right there!

How many movies/shows are possible with Mario alone?

@@HelloSayEm6 Luigi, Peach, Bowser, & Donkey Kong are 4 major characters right there. You can make a decent amount of movies and sequels off those alone.

I agree with this. So much. Trying to combine them into one universe would not only create so many issues for how to make movies but it would also limit literally every single franchise involved

​@@HelloSayEm6Luigi Mansion Movie Donkey Kong Country Movie Yoshi Island Movie Captain Toad Movie Wario Land Movie You can even do a movie based on Sunshine or Galaxy

@@platinum3690 Galaxy's definitely more likely since that would introduce Rosalina plus it would be on a much larger scale than any other movie they could do.

Those could just be an anime.

I definitely feel like those would work better as anime as well yeah. Too long to fit into movie form properly

Xenoblade is already a movie basically 😭🙏 not saying I wouldn't watch it though

But it could be fully animated. Sounds pretty good if you ask me.

It's worth noting the only person who knew Samus's character fully at that point in time was Yoshio Sakamoto, and he only started getting to know her character with Super Metroid in 1994, as it was his first project as a director for Metroid. He wasn't in the talks with those movie directors, and he was still likely fleshing out Samus's character since Fusion was the first game to really do that, and the Metroid Manga that tied in to Zero Mission as a prequel story to it. Those didn't come around until 2002 and 2003 respectively, so no one really knew Samus's character in more depth until then, so the John Woo Metroid trilogy must've been in the talks pre-2002.

Give me both.

If they do live action, it's just gonna be other M on film guaranteed.

@@aaronc9294 which is why I PRAY for animation 💀

Honestly if any Nintendo franchise would be live action, it would be Metroid. It would fit the sci-fi action horror vibe so much better, especially if the company making an animated version would be illumination. They could do some amazing CGI and practical effects, they could make Samus's suit look so much more real than an animated metal would, and it would draw in more adult audience like the actual Metroid franchise does. Animation works for Metroid in the games because they're games, but if they were to make a movie live action would do it so much better

@@henryhere This is true! But as a diehard metroid fan, animation would probably work better. They should just market it like Invincible. And this is a franchise that would require DUBIOUS amounts of CGI. There’s basically no humans besides Samus, and even then, a lot of what she does probably wouldn’t translate very well to live action. A realistic art style would probably be best, just like Invincible, though. I don’t think Nintendo would want Metroid to go to a studio like Illumination if they would rather Zelda be Sony’s.

Honestly Metroid is probably the franchise that most fits live action, given that the artstyle has a more “realistic” look to it compared to other series

Unless they give it to Illumination.

​@@HelloSayEm6oh heavens above please don't let them give it to illumination

For it to work, it totally needs to lean heavily on its Alien basis. It wouldn't really be a 'kids movie', but it would be so amazing.

YEEEEAAAAAAHHH

How would that even work?

@@MarshallTheArtist would just work

I don't know if this is a joke or not.

man why do people hate chris pratt so much he's not even that bad of an actor he fits pretty well as mario

@@Raziiing no it's not. Chris Pratt is an awful actor and a worse human being.

Get over yourself

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