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|airdate=October 26, 1989 (English)<br>November 6, 1990 (French)
|airdate=October 26, 1989 (English)<br>November 6, 1990 (French)
|writer=Cassandra Schafhausen<br>Kevin O'Donnell
|writer=Cassandra Schafhausen<br>Kevin O'Donnell
|plumbers_log=2-2-4
|plumbers_log = 2 - 2 - 4
|alter_ego=[[King Koopa's alter egos#Rappin' Koopa|Rappin' Koopa]]
|alter_ego = [[King Koopa's alter egos#Rappin' Koopa|Rappin' Koopa]]
|cover="[[List of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! songs#I Got You (I Feel Good)|I Got You (I Feel Good)]]"<br> "[[List of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! songs#Make It Funky|Make It Funky]]"
|cover = "[[List of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! songs#I Got You (I Feel Good)|I Got You (I Feel Good)]]"<br> "[[List of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! songs#Make It Funky|Make It Funky]]"
|replacement="[[List of Super Mario World (television series) songs#Motor City|Motor City]]"
|replacement="[[List of Super Mario World (television series) songs#Motor City|Motor City]]"
|reference = A term used to refer to an undeserved poor reputation
|reference = A term used to refer to an undeserved poor reputation
|live="[[Caught in a Draft]]"
|live = "[[Caught in a Draft]]"
|before=[[The Unzappables|<<]]
|before = [[The Unzappables|<<]]
|after=[[The Mark of Zero|>>]]
|after = [[The Mark of Zero|>>]]
}}
}}
"'''Bad Rap'''" is the thirty-second episode of ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' This episode is the only in the series to have more than one cover song accompany it, as it has two, although one replacement song accompanies it. Its corresponding live-action segment is "[[Caught in a Draft]]." This episode is notable in that most lines are done in rhyme.
"'''Bad Rap'''" is the thirty-second episode of ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' Its corresponding live-action segment is "[[Caught in a Draft]]."


==Plot synopsis==
==Plot synopsis==
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[[File:Royal Plug.PNG|200px|thumb|left|Super Mario cuts off Rap Land's supply.]]
[[File:Royal Plug.PNG|200px|thumb|left|Super Mario cuts off Rap Land's supply.]]
Toad, Princess Toadstool and King James manage to meet up with Mario, Luigi and the Flab Boys outside the castle, where King James points out that they need to cut off Rap Land's power supply to stop Rappin' Koopa's takeover; a huge cord plugged into a hydroelectric dam, the [[Royal Plug]]. Luigi is afraid to pull the plug, as he fears that he will get electrocuted. Mario decides to do it, and is given a boost up to the outlet by Luigi and the Flab Boys. As Mario grabs onto the cord, he gets shocked, but the power surge transforms him into [[Fire Mario|Super Mario]], giving him the strength to unplug the cord. Mario gives King James a hand shake, which electrocutes him, and everyone laughs.
Toad, Princess Toadstool and King James manage to meet up with Mario, Luigi and the Flab Boys outside the castle, where King James points out that they need to cut off Rap Land's power supply to stop Rappin' Koopa's takeover; a huge cord plugged into a hydroelectric dam. Luigi is afraid to pull the plug, as he fears that he will get electrocuted. Mario decides to do it, and is given a boost up to the outlet by Luigi and the Flab Boys. As Mario grabs onto the cord, he gets shocked, but the power surge transforms him into [[Fire Mario|Super Mario]], giving him the strength to unplug the cord. Mario gives King James a hand shake, which electrocutes him, and everyone laughs.


With the power cut off, Rappin' Koopa announces an attack on the Mario Bros. At the same time, Mario's group readies themselves by giving Princess Toadstool and King James two [[Stereo Gun]]s that can shoot exploding records, while Toad puts on an army helmet and hides in a small hole. Mario poses as an announcer with a microphone, and Luigi takes on role of a DJ with twin turntables.
With the power cut off, Rappin' Koopa announces an attack on the Mario Bros. At the same time, Mario's group readies themselves by giving Princess Toadstool and King James two [[Stereo Gun]]s that can shoot exploding records, while Toad puts on an army helmet and hides in a small hole. Mario poses as an announcer with a microphone, and Luigi takes on role of a DJ with twin turntables.
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*When Rappin' Koopa grabs a [[Koopa Troopa]], the Koopa Troopa's eyes are yellow circles with black pupils, and shortly after, its eyes are white instead of yellow.
*When Rappin' Koopa grabs a [[Koopa Troopa]], the Koopa Troopa's eyes are yellow circles with black pupils, and shortly after, its eyes are white instead of yellow.
*In the second shot of Rappin' Koopa tying [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]] and King James onto the spinning record, Princess Toadstool's nose is missing until she starts speaking.
*In the second shot of Rappin' Koopa tying [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]] and King James onto the spinning record, Princess Toadstool's nose is missing until she starts speaking.
**In the same scene, the record is black, but when Toad saves Princes Toadstool and King James, it turns brown. A similar error occurs with the record a [[Flab Boys|Flab Boy]] tosses to [[Toad]], where it is initially black, but turns brown when Toad puts it on his turntable.
*When Princess Toadstool and King James are trapped on the spinning record, the actuator appears to be rising upward instead of lowering down to slice them.
*When Princess Toadstool and King James are trapped on the spinning record, the actuator appears to be rising upward instead of lowering down to slice them in a couple of scenes.
*When a [[Flab Boys|Flab Boy]] tosses the record to [[Toad]], it is black, but when Toad puts it on the turntable, it is brown. A similar error occurs with the spinning record Rappin' Koopa ties Princess Toadstool to, where it is black when he ties her to the record, but turns brown when Toad saves them.
*When Mario transforms into [[Fire Mario|Super Mario]], he briefly disappears.
*When Rappin' Koopa marches up a hill, his turntable is blue, but in the next shot, it is orange.
*In a couple of scenes, Rappin' Koopa's turntable is colored blue like Mario and his friends' instead of orange.
*When Rappin' Koopa takes out a [[Magical Potion|Magic Potion]], his right arm is the same color as the rim of his shell.
*After the [[Warp Zone]] disappears, it can briefly still be seen.
 
<gallery>
TSMBSS Bad Rap error.png|The telescope error
TSMBSS Bad Rap error 2.png|Rappin' Koopa's miscolored shackle
TSMBSS Bad Rap error 3.png|Rappin' Koopa's miscolored turntable
</gallery>


==Profiles==
==Profiles==
*'''Netflix:''' ''With [[Bowser|Koopa]] holding the [[King James|King of Rapland]] hostage, [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] must speak in rhythmic rhyme to set him free.''<ref>[https://www.netflix.com/title/70212980 ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!'']. ''Netflix''. Retrieved June 23, 2020.</ref>
*'''Netflix:''' ''With [[Bowser|Koopa]] holding the [[King James|King of Rapland]] hostage, [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] must speak in rhythmic rhyme to set him free.''<ref>[https://www.netflix.com/title/70212980 ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!'']. ''Netflix''. Retrieved June 23, 2020.</ref>
*'''[[Off the Map]]''' DVD: ''Koopa kidnaps the King of Rapland where everyone speaks in rap rhyme. It's up to the rapping Marios to save the day.''
*'''[[Off the Map]]''' DVD: ''Koopa kidnaps the King of Rapland where everyone speaks in rap rhyme. It's up to the rapping Marios to save the day.''
==Dub edits==
*In the original, the [[List of implied items#Plumber's Log|Plumber Log]] number is given as 2-2-4. In the Latin American Spanish dub, it is given as 1-2-3.


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|ChiS=歹意的说唱
|ChiSR=Dǎiyì de Shuōchàng
|ChiSM=Bad Rap
|ChiSC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7g52xgIID-M 壞說唱 | 兒童電子遊戲 | 兒童卡通]</ref>
|Fre=Le Roi Prisonnier
|Fre=Le Roi Prisonnier
|FreM=The Prisoner King
|FreM=The Prisoner King
|FreC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqF4J5z_3tw&list=PLaFoLvczabwZT9mEcsRppZJRvNoW4czwg&index=26 Super Mario Bros 026 Le roi prisonnier]</ref>
|Ger=Schlechter Rap
|Ger=Schlechter Rap
|GerM=Bad Rap
|GerM=Bad Rap
|GerC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrOw3NcuMy8&list=PLn0Cm-QzTZcYMFil7DnnbYQJlk7qccB4H&index=46 The Super Mario Bros Super Show! Folge 39 Die Einberufung / Schlechter Rap]</ref>
|Ita=È l'ora del Rap
|Ita=È l'ora del Rap
|ItaM=It's Time for Rap
|ItaM=It's Time for Rap
|Por=O rap de Mario
|PorM=Mario's rap
|PorC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wazhicxrpro&list=PLwzf4mOPE8BlhZQzQNfBFjrkJrrocv7kU&index=27 Super Mario Bros. Super Show! - Mario's Rap / Sergeant Meganha (Dubbed)]</ref>
|Spa=Mala melodía
|SpaM=Bad tune
|SpaC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZaYiN0-Fz4 Super Mario Brothers Super Show in Spanish / En Español - Alfombra Mágica de Mario - Episode 4]</ref>
}}
}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The song played in [[Mario]]'s honor at the end of the episode is a lower-pitched version of [[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!#Plumber Rap Part 2 (animated episodes intro)|Plumbers Rap Part 2]].
*The song played in [[Mario]]'s honor at the end of the episode is a lower-pitched version of [[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!#Plumber Rap Part 2 (animated episodes intro)|Plumbers Rap Part 2]].
*As everyone dances in celebration, the song abruptly stops and all on-screen audio is muted until the episode is over. However, in original and foreign airings, the audio is not muted and a sound bite of James Brown saying "It's got to be funky!" at the beginning of his song "{{wp|Make It Funky}}" could be heard. This sound bite can be heard on the [[Robo Koopa (VHS)|''Robo Koopa'' VHS]].
*Most lines in this episode are done in rhyme.
*As everyone dances in celebration, the song abruptly stops and all on-screen audio is muted until the episode is over. However, in original and foreign airings, the audio is not muted and a sound bite of James Brown saying "It's got to be funky!" at the beginning of his song "{{wp|Make It Funky}}" could be heard. This sound bite can be heard on the ''[[Robo Koopa (VHS)|Robo Koopa]]'' VHS.


==References==
==References==

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