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"'''Butch Mario & The Luigi Kid'''" is the third episode of ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' Its corresponding live-action segment is "[[All Steamed Up]]." | "'''Butch Mario & The Luigi Kid'''" is the third episode of ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' Its corresponding live-action segment is "[[All Steamed Up]]." | ||
This episode is notable for being the first episode where [[Bowser|King Koopa]] uses [[8 bits|Wart's minions]], specifically [[Mouser]], as well as only episode on the first Shout! Factory DVD box set without a "The Worlds of Super Mario Bros. Super Show! Concept Art Gallery" part | This episode is notable for being the first episode where [[Bowser|King Koopa]] uses [[8 bits|Wart's minions]], specifically [[Mouser]], as well as only episode on the first Shout! Factory DVD box set without a "The Worlds of Super Mario Bros. Super Show! Concept Art Gallery" part. | ||
==Plot synopsis== | ==Plot synopsis== | ||
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==Profiles== | ==Profiles== | ||
*'''Netflix:''' ''There's a rumble in the [[Wild West|Old West]] when [[Bowser|Koopa the Kid]] takes the [[Princess Peach|Princess]] as his prisoner and brands [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] as wanted outlaws.''<ref>[ | *'''Netflix:''' ''There's a rumble in the [[Wild West|Old West]] when [[Bowser|Koopa the Kid]] takes the [[Princess Peach|Princess]] as his prisoner and brands [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] as wanted outlaws.''<ref>[https://www.netflix.com/title/70212980 ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!'']. ''Netflix''. Retrieved June 22, 2020.</ref> | ||
*'''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! - Volume One (DVD)|The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! - Volume One]]''' DVD: ''Koopa the Kid has kidnapped the Princess and hidden her in the Old West. Mario and Luigi ride into town to save her.'' | *'''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! - Volume One (DVD)|The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! - Volume One]]''' DVD: ''Koopa the Kid has kidnapped the Princess and hidden her in the Old West. Mario and Luigi ride into town to save her.'' | ||
*'''[[Butch Mario and the Luigi Kid (VHS)|Butch Mario and the Luigi]]''' VHS: ''King Koopa has kidnapped the Princess and hidden her in the Wild, Wild West. When Mario and Luigi ride into town to save her, they find they are wanted outlaws and are thrown in jail. It's all a plot by Koopa the Kid, but the Marios break out of jail and rescue the Princess in a blazing showdown.'' | *'''[[Butch Mario and the Luigi Kid (VHS)|Butch Mario and the Luigi]]''' VHS: ''King Koopa has kidnapped the Princess and hidden her in the Wild, Wild West. When Mario and Luigi ride into town to save her, they find they are wanted outlaws and are thrown in jail. It's all a plot by Koopa the Kid, but the Marios break out of jail and rescue the Princess in a blazing showdown.'' | ||
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|ChiSR=Bùqí Mǎlìōu | |ChiSR=Bùqí Mǎlìōu Hé Lùyìjí Jīdé | ||
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== | ==Trivia== | ||
*[[Mario]] and his friends trying to escape from the prison cell and [[Mouser|Sheriff Mouser]] is a reference to Bill and Ted trying to escape the saloon with {{wp|Billy the Kid}} from the 1989 film ''{{wp|Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure}}''. | *[[Mario]] and his friends trying to escape from the prison cell and [[Mouser|Sheriff Mouser]] is a reference to Bill and Ted trying to escape the saloon with {{wp|Billy the Kid}} from the 1989 film ''{{wp|Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure}}''. | ||