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The '''Linguini Empire''' is a vast kingdom similar to ancient [[Rome]] or {{wp|Greece}} which was seen in ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' episode "[[The Great Gladiator Gig]]". It is named after the food dish, {{wp|Linguine|linguini}}, a food of Italian origin. | The '''Linguini Empire''' is a vast kingdom similar to ancient [[Rome]] or {{wp|Greece}} which was seen in ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' episode "[[The Great Gladiator Gig]]". It is named after the food dish, {{wp|Linguine|linguini}}, a food of Italian origin, and is based on the {{wp|Roman Empire}}. | ||
As mentioned above, the Linguini Empire resembles ancient Greece or Rome, having several large, pillared houses in it, as well as [[Linguini Empire Colosseum|a colosseum]]. The empire is apparently ruled by an emperor, and its main mode of transportation seems to be horse-pulled chariots. A large system of aqueducts can also be seen in the empire. | As mentioned above, the Linguini Empire resembles ancient Greece or Rome, having several large, pillared houses in it, as well as [[Linguini Empire Colosseum|a colosseum]]. The empire is apparently ruled by an emperor, and its main mode of transportation seems to be horse-pulled chariots. A large system of aqueducts can also be seen in the empire. | ||
