Editing King Koopa's alter egos

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|align=left|'''{{anchor|Koopa Khan|Koopa Khan}}''' is the alter ego employed by [[Bowser|King Koopa]] in the episode "[[Brooklyn Bound]]." As Koopa Khan, King Koopa controls a small troop of [[Snifit]]s throughout the [[Snow World]]. Koopa Khan rides an [[Ostro]] as his main mode of transportation, as did his Snifit underlings. He wears a thick, red winter coat with white fur trimmings, along with a matching cap. He also sports a long Fu Manchu. In the center of Koopa Khan's belt is a dagger scabbard, although he never uses it. Koopa Khan is a parody of Mongolian emperor {{wp|Genghis Khan}}, while his name is a play on later emperor [[Kublai Khan]].

|align=left|'''{{anchor|Professor Koopa-arity|Professor Koopa-arity}}''' is an alter ego of King Koopa's in "[[The Adventures of Sherlock Mario]]." He is dressed as a stereotypical villain, wearing a suit, cape, and gloves, a monocle, and a top hat. He also has a handlebar mustache and a cane. His name is pronounced "koop-ar-it-ee." According to [[Herlock Solmes]], he is a cross between a lizard and an inferior species of toad. His brain is smaller than a peanut, and holds the world record for flunking kindergarten the most times. The other Koopas nicknamed him "Lizard Lips" and never let him play with them since he was also a bully and he wet his bed until he was 12. He is a parody of {{wp|Professor Moriarty}}, the main antagonist of the ''Sherlock Holmes'' short story "{{wp|The Final Problem}}", often depicted as the titular detective's arch-enemy in adaptations of the literary franchise.

|rowspan=2 align=left|'''{{anchor|Dr. Koopenstein|Dr. Koopenstein}}{{anchor|Koopenstein Monster}}''' and the '''Koopenstein Monster''' are two of King Koopa's alter egos in "[[Koopenstein]]." Dr. Koopenstein wears a scientist coat and glasses, but after he turns into the Koopenstein Monster, his scientist coat turns dark and his horns turn into a pair of bolts, as per the Frankenstein monster stereotype. As Dr. Koopenstein, he plans to finish the robot by switching brains. However, he accidentally crashes over Mouser, and his head lands on his brain scanner. Due to this, he turns into the Koopenstein Monster, kidnaps the princess, and wrecks a nearby village in the [[Swiss Cheese Alps]]. When turned into the Koopenstein Monster, he posses great strength and defense, but becomes less intelligent and can only communicate with grunting noises which only Mouser can understand (except in the Spanish dub where he speaks full sentences and grunts). As implied, his name is a parody of the character {{wp|Victor Frankenstein|Dr. Frankenstein}}. "Koopenstein" is the first of two episodes where King Koopa has two alter egos.  

|align=left|'''{{anchor|Al Koopone|Al Koopone}}''' is the alter ego employed by [[Bowser|King Koopa]] in the episode "[[The Unzappables]]." Al Koopone, King Koopa and the [[Bowser's Minions|Koopa Pack]] commit many crimes throughout the city of [[Crime Land]], including robbing the First Mushroom Bank. His headquarters is situated inside his own [[Koopa Klub]] soda bar. He wears a full-body black business suit and an Unzappable Hat. Al Koopone also has a scar over his left eye, and sometimes had a cigar in his mouth. Al Koopone is a reference to Italian-American crime lord {{wp|Al Capone}}.

|align=left|'''{{anchor|Rappin' Koopa|Rappin' Koopa}}{{anchor|Bad Rap Koopa}}''' (otherwise known as '''Bad Rap Koopa'''<ref>{{cite|quote=Okay, guys! We're ready to rumble! Bad Rap Koopa's about to tumble!|author=[[Mario]]|title="[[Bad Rap]]"}}</ref>) is the alter ego King Koopa uses in "[[Bad Rap]]." King Koopa attempts to make the inhabitants of [[Rap Land]] give him their money by playing music after kidnapping [[King James]]. He wears a chain with a gold K on it and red sunglasses and also sports a goatee. He is defeated with the help of the [[Flab Boys]].

|align=left|'''{{anchor|Koop-Tut|Koop-Tut}}{{anchor|King Tut}}''' (otherwise known as '''King Tut'''<ref>{{cite|quote=Our heroes travel to the desert and the evil King Tut is makin' 'em live by the Ten Koopmandments.|author=[[Co-MC]]|title=''[[Club Mario]]''}}</ref>) is the alter ego that King Koopa uses in "[[The Ten Koopmandments]]." His outfit is based on that of an Egyptian pharaoh, and he utilizes a [[magic wand]] to transform the [[Toad (species)|Mushroom People]] residents of Pyramid Land into bricks. The bricks would then be used for building his Koopsphinx. Koop-Tut is a parody of the mythical<ref>{{cite|author=Lester Grabbe|date=2014|title=''The Book of Exodus: Composition, Reception, and Interpretation''|publisher=BRILL|language=English|isbn=9789004282667|page=61–87|accessdate=September 16, 2024}}</ref> {{wp|Pharaohs in the Bible#In the Book of Exodus|Pharaoh of the Exodus}}, while his name is derived from "King Tut", a common nickname for [[List of implied people#Tutenkhamen|Tutankhamun]].

|align=left|'''{{anchor|Redcoat Koopa|Redcoat Koopa}}''' is an alter ego that King Koopa uses in "[[The Koopas are Coming! The Koopas are Coming!]]" Much like his namesake, Redcoat Koopa wears a red-colored coat. He also wields an Ice Scepter, which he used to freeze [[George Washingtoad]], along with the Revolutionary army, Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Princess Toadstool. He is based on British soldiers who fought against the {{wp|Patriot (American Revolution)|Patriots}} in the {{wp|American Revolutionary War}}, informally known as "redcoats" after {{wp|Red coat (military uniform)|their uniforms}}.

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