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| {{italic title}} | | {{italic title|''Super Mario World'' (television series)}} |
| {{unreferenced|more=yes|Information on the show's airing history needs to be corroborated with external sources}}
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| {{about|the television series|the game on which it is based|[[Super Mario World]]|further uses|[[Super Mario World (disambiguation)]]}}
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| {{TV series infobox | | |image=[[Image:SMWCartoon.jpg|250px]]<br>The '''''Super Mario World''''' intro screen. |
| |image=[[File:SMW title card.png|250px]]<br>The ''Super Mario World'' intro screen | | |produce=[[DiC Entertainment]] |
| |direct=John Grusd | | |from=September 14, 1991 |
| |seasons=1
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| |episodes=13
| | |predecessor=[[The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]] ([[List of Mario games by date#1990|1990]]) |
| |prodcompany=[[DIC Entertainment]]
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| |distributor={{wp|WildBrain}}<ref>{{cite|language=en|publisher=Issuu|url=issuu.com/wildbrain_official/docs/wildbrain_catalogue_2021|title=WildBrain - Library Catalogue 2021|accessdate=June 29, 2024}}</ref> | |
| |runtime=20–23 minutes
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| |firstair=September 14, 1991
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| |lastair=December 7, 1991 | |
| |predecessor=''[[The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' ([[List of games by date#1990|1990]]) | |
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| | '''''Super Mario World''''' is an animated television series that is loosely based on [[Super Mario World|the game of the same name]]. The cartoon chronicles the adventures of [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], and [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]] in [[Dinosaur Land]]. [[Yoshi]] and several new characters, such as [[Oogtar|Oogtar the Caveboy]], make an appearance as well. ''Super Mario World'' was the last of [[DiC Entertainment|DIC]]'s Super Mario cartoons and originally aired from September 14th, 1991 to December 7th, 1991. |
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| '''''Super Mario World''''' is the third and final of [[DIC Entertainment]]'s animated ''Super Mario'' trilogy, loosely based on [[Super Mario World|the game of the same name]], premiering a month after its North American release. The cartoon chronicles the adventures of [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], and [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]] in [[Dinosaur Land]]. [[Yoshi]] and several new characters, such as [[Oogtar]] (a blond-haired caveboy), make an appearance as well. ''Super Mario World'' originally aired from September 14, 1991, to December 7, 1991. The series lasted for only 13 episodes. | | ==Overview== |
| | Sometime after the events of ''[[The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' series finale "[[Super Koopa (TAoSMB3 episode)|Super Koopa]]", [[Bowser|King Bowser Koopa]], the [[Koopalings#DIC Cartoons|Koopalings]] and their armies were banished from the [[Mushroom Kingdom]]. |
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| | After the banishment of the Koopa family and their minions, [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]], Mario and Luigi went on vacation to the [[Dinosaur Land|Dinosaur World]], only for Princess Toadstool to be kidnapped by King Koopa and his minions. After adventuring and befriending [[Yoshi]], Mario and Luigi managed to rescue Princess Toadstool from Bowser's [[Bowser's Castle|Neon Castle]] and subsequently decided to stay in Dinosaur Land's [[Dome City]] with the cave-people. |
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| ==Overview==
| | Several episodes of ''Super Mario World'' often had Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, Princess Toadstool and occasionally [[Oogtar]] the Caveboy, a show-exclusive character, trying to stop the schemes of King Koopa and the Koopalings, as well as other villains such as [[Wizenheimer]] or the [[Duke, Lulu and Rockman|DinoRiders]]. [[Toad]] does not appear in the series and was likely replaced by Yoshi (since he did not appear in the ''Super Mario World'' game). |
| Sometime after the events of ''[[The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', having banished [[Bowser|King Bowser Koopa]], the [[Koopalings#DIC cartoons|Koopalings]], and their minions from the [[Mushroom Kingdom]] for good, [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]], Mario, and Luigi decide to take a vacation to the [[Dinosaur Land|Dinosaur World]]. However, King Koopa and his minions manage to follow them there and kidnap the princess yet again. After adventuring and befriending [[Yoshi]], Mario and Luigi managed to rescue Princess Toadstool from King Koopa's [[Bowser's Castle|Neon Castle]] and subsequently decided to stay in Dinosaur Land's [[Dome City]] with the cave-people.
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| Several episodes of ''Super Mario World'' often had Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, Princess Toadstool, and occasionally [[Oogtar]], a show-exclusive character, trying to stop the schemes of King Koopa and the Koopalings, as well as other villains such as [[Wizenheimer]] or the [[Dino Riders]]. [[Toad]], who appeared in ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' and ''[[The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', does not appear in the series (nor did he appear in the game it was based on), making it the only ''Super Mario'' cartoon where he does not appear. Because of his absence in the show, he is replaced by both Yoshi and Oogtar, the latter of whom having the same voice actor. Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, King Koopa, and the Koopalings retain their designs from ''The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3'', although the "L" on Luigi's cap is black instead of green in early episodes, Princess Toadstool has lighter skin and blue eyes instead of black eyes, and Cheatsy's hair is yellow/white instead of dark blue. Also, Mario and Luigi's [[Fire Mario|Fire forms]] in the show are based on their Fire form sprites from the game. Walker Boone, Tony Rosato, Tracey Moore, and Harvey Atkin reprised their roles as Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, and King Koopa respectively in the show.
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| | [[Image:SMWCaptainN.jpg|thumb|right|''Super Mario World'''s title screen, when it aired alongside ''[[Captain N: The Game Master]]''.]] |
| | Some episodes of ''Super Mario World'' can also be seen as social commentary for controversial issues, such as street gangs ("[[Born to Ride]]"), addiction ("[[Rock TV]]"), bullying in school ("[[A Little Learning]]") and obesity ("[[King Scoopa Koopa]]"). |
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| | The show also had several episodes, such as "[[The Wheel Thing]]" and "[[Party Line]]", dealing with the introduction and consequences of introducing new concepts and technologies to others without thinking ahead, in this case, the cave-people of Dome City. |
| [[File:SMWCaptainN.jpg|thumb|''Super Mario World''{{'}}s title screen, when it aired alongside ''[[Captain N: The Game Master]]''.]]
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| Due to the introduction of the {{wp|Regulations on children's television programming in the United States#Children's Television Act|Children's Television Act}} in 1990, some social commentary and edutainment was added into the series. Some episodes of ''Super Mario World'' can be seen as social commentary for controversial issues, such as street gangs ("[[Born to Ride]]"), addiction ("[[Rock TV]]"), bullying in school ("[[A Little Learning]]"), obesity and capitalism ("[[King Scoopa Koopa]]"). Several episodes such as "[[The Wheel Thing]]" and "[[Party Line]]" deal with the introduction and consequences of introducing new concepts and technologies to others without thinking ahead, in this case, the cave-people of Dome City. One of the more noticable changes made to the series in light of the CTA is the change made to Princess Toadstool's personality, where she is now more of a role model and parental figure for Mario, Luigi, and Yoshi.
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| ==Differences from the game== | | ==Comparison to the Video Game== |
| ''Super Mario World'', though based on the video game of the same name, included several creative licenses. The cave people and Dome City are both introduced in the television series. Characters retained their color differences from ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!'', King Koopa was only once referred to as "Bowser", and the Koopalings retained their alternate names from ''The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3''. The circumstances under which [[Yoshi]] emerged from an egg are different. Instead of being trapped there by Bowser in attempts to rescue his friends, he was a newborn infant. Many locations and enemies were referred to by different names, some of which are reminiscent of their Japanese names, likely due to the fact the production studio relied on the Japanese version of ''Super Mario World'' as reference material{{ref needed}}: | | ''Super Mario World'', though based on the video game of the same name, included several creative licenses. The cave people and Dome City are both introduced in the television series. Yoshi spoke in English rather than with whistle noises from the video game. Characters retained their color differences from ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!'' King Koopa was only once referred to as "Bowser" and the Koopalings retained their alternate names from ''The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3''. Many locations and enemies were referred to by different names: |
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| *[[Boo]]s were referred to as "Ghosts". | | *[[Boo]]s were referred to as "Ghosts". |
| *[[Bomber Bill|Banzai Bill]]s were referred to as "Magnum Bills". | | *[[Banzai Bill]]s were referred to as "Magnum Bills". |
| *[[Bowser's Castle]] was referred to as "Coney Island Disco Palace" or "Neon Castle". | | *[[Bowser's Castle]] was referred to as "Neon Castle" and "Coney Island Disco Palace". |
| *[[Chargin' Chuck]]s were referred to as "Koopa Football Players". | | *[[Chargin' Chuck]]s were referred to as "Koopa Football Players". |
| *What appears to be the [[Forest of Illusion]] was referred to as "the Enchanted Forest". | | *The [[Forest of Illusion]] was referred to as "the Enchanted Forest". |
| *[[Mechakoopa]]s were referred to as "Mechkoopas" or "Robots". | | *[[Mecha-Koopa]]s were referred to as "Mechkoopas" or "Robot Koopas". |
| *[[Magikoopa]]s were referred to as "Koopa Wizards". | | *[[Magikoopa]]s were referred to as "Koopa Wizards". |
| *[[Sumo Bro]]ther was referred to as "Fire Sumo". | | *[[Sumo Bro.]] were referred to as "Fire Sumo." |
| | *[[Urchin]]s were referred to as "Spine Fish". |
| *[[Wiggler]]s were referred to as "Caterpillars". | | *[[Wiggler]]s were referred to as "Caterpillars". |
| *[[Monty Mole]]s were referred to as "Gophers". | | *[[Monty Mole]]s were referred to as "Gophers". |
| *[[Power Balloon]]s were referred to as "Magic Balloons". | | *[[P-Balloon]]s were referred to as "Magic Balloons". |
| *What appears to be either [[Spiny Cheep Cheep|Spiny Cheep-Cheep]]s or [[Porcupuffer|Porcu-Puffer]]s were referred to as "[[porcupinefish]]". | | *[[Dry Bone]]s were referred to as "Mummies". |
| *[[Rex]]es and [[Dino Rhino|Dino-Rhino]]s were referred to as "dinosaurs". | | *[[Spiny Cheep-Cheep]]s were referred to as "Porcupine Fishes". |
| *The [[Koopa Clown Car]] was referred to as the "Flying Clown Head".
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| *[[Star World]] was referred to as the "Star Path", and the red course marks were replaced with warp pipes.
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| ==Airing history== | | ==Airing History== |
| [[File:SuperMarioWorldEndingIntroSequenceTitle.jpg|thumb|left|''Super Mario World'''s title screen, as seen at the end of the intro sequence]] | | [[Image:SuperMarioWorldEndingIntroSequenceTitle.jpg|thumb|left|''Super Mario World'''s title screen, as seen at the end of the intro sequence]] |
| ''Super Mario World'' originally aired alongside ''Captain N: The Game Master'' on {{wp|NBC}}, where it was referred to as '''''Super Mario Bros. 4''''' in end credit promos and '''''Super Mario Bros. World''''' in commercial bumpers. ''Super Mario World'' was also the only Mario cartoon to air in [[Australia]] on {{wp|Network Ten}} and {{wp|Cheez TV}}, though only on Mondays to Wednesdays on the latter. Oddly, in both the United Kingdom and Australia, the episode "[[King Scoopa Koopa]]" aired before "[[The Night Before Cave Christmas]]", due to a mishap involving the show's production order and the production order of ''Captain N: The Game Master''. | | ''Super Mario World'' originally aired alongside ''Captain N: The Game Master'' on [[Wikipedia: NBC|NBC]], where it was erroneously referred to as '''''Super Mario Bros. 4''''' in commercial bumpers. ''Super Mario World'' was also the only Mario cartoon to air in [[Australia]] on [[Wikipedia: Network Ten|Network Ten]] and [[Wikipedia: Cheez TV|Cheez TV]], though only on Mondays to Wednesdays on the latter. Oddly, in both the [[Wikipedia: United Kingdom|United Kingdom]] and Australia, the episode "[[King Scoopa Koopa]]" aired before "[[The Night Before Cave Christmas]]", due to a mishap involving the show's production order and the production order of ''Captain N: The Game Master''. |
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| Along with ''Captain N'', ''Super Mario World'' was one of the last cartoons to air on NBC as that network began to gradually phase out cartoons on Saturdays. Both were canceled by the fall of 1992 and replaced with a Saturday version of {{wp|Today (U.S. TV program)|''Today''}}, along with their {{wp|TNBC}} block, which included such shows as ''Saved by the Bell'' and ''California Dreams''. In the mid-nineties, the ''Super Mario World'' episodes aired on USA Network, without the ''Captain N'' episodes. ''{{wp|Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog}}'', another cartoon based on a video game franchise by DIC, and ''{{wp|Street Fighter (TV series)|Street Fighter}}'', based on the popular fighting game, were also aired on USA Network around the same time. | | Along with ''Captain N'', ''Super Mario World'' was one of the last cartoons to air on NBC as that network began to gradually phase out cartoons on Saturdays. Both were canceled by the fall of 1992 and replaced with a Saturday version of [[Wikipedia: Today_(U.S._TV_program)|''The Today Show'']], along with their [[Wikipedia: TNBC|TNBC]] block including ''Saved by the Bell'' and ''California Dreams''. |
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| Due to the nature of its production, ''Super Mario World'' is actually one half of a series entitled '''''Captain N and the New Super Mario World''''', which also consists of the third season of ''Captain N: The Game Master''. Although the "New" suffix was used to promote the ''Super Mario World'' game when the show first aired, it is part of the series' proper title, and was never dropped. An episode of this half hour series consists of a ''Super Mario World'' cartoon and either a ''Captain N'' cartoon, or a second ''Super Mario World'' cartoon. Due to legal issues, the third season episodes of ''Captain N'' and the ''Super Mario World'' episodes are inseparable, and have to be released on DVD in the same set. This also explains why the first two seasons of ''Captain N: The Game Master'' were released in a "complete series" set; the third season is part of a separate show. The show can also be seen on {{wp|Starz Encore}}'s Kids and Family channel on weekday afternoons since 2019 as well as on Paramount+, The Roku Channel and NCircle TV in the US. All episodes are currently available on WildBrain's YouTube channels. | | Due to the nature of its production, ''Super Mario World'' is actually one half of a series entitled '''''Captain N and the New Super Mario World''''', which also consists of the third season of ''Captain N: The Game Master''. Although the "New" suffix was used to promote the ''Super Mario World'' game when the show first aired, it is part of the series' proper title, and was never dropped. An episode of this half hour series consists of a ''Super Mario World'' cartoon and either a ''Captain N'' cartoon, or a second ''Super Mario World'' cartoon. Due to legal issues, the third season episodes of ''Captain N'' and the ''Super Mario World'' episodes are inseparable, and have to be released on DVD in the same set. This also explains why the first two seasons of ''Captain N: The Game Master'' were released in a "complete series" set; the third season is part of a separate show. |
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| From 1998 to 1999, the show along with ''[[The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' would air reruns on the PAX KIDS block of the {{wp|Ion Television|PAX TV}} channel.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/19990823231253/http://www.paxtv.com/lineup/1_e90620.htm Pax TV Sun 20 Jun 1999]</ref> These airings had a lower audio pitch than the original episodes, and would end with a safety tip scene from DIC's ''{{wp|Inspector Gadget (1983 TV series)|Inspector Gadget}}'' series.<ref>[https://youtu.be/SEpdaPfSr_Y?si=1JNfpWLWuYXD_BAD PAX Kids, June 27, 1999 - Super Mario World, The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]</ref>
| | This show is aired in 2005 on [[Wikipedia:Spacetoon|Spacetoon]] along with ''[[Wikipedia:Earthworm Jim (TV series)|Earthworm Jim]]'' but ceased in 2007 and replaced itself and ''Earthworm Jim'' by ''[[The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]]''. This show was airing on [[Wikipedia:Nickelodeon (Arab World)|Nickeloedeon]] but it disbroadcasted the show and it was still airing on Spacetoon as of 1st January 2011, with ''Earthworm Jim'', ''[[Wikipedia:The Land Before Time (TV series)|The Land Before Time]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Make Way for Noddy|Make Way for Noddy]]'', and ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' after the closure of [[Wikipedia:Spacetoon English|Spacetoon English]]. |
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| From 2009 to 2013, ''Super Mario World'' was a part of {{wp|KidsCo}}'s programming in Australia, Spain, and Portugal, and Central and Eastern Europe. In the Middle East, the show was dubbed in Arabic on {{wp|Spacetoon}}. It has also aired on {{wp|Boomerang (TV channel)|Boomerang}} in South Korea.{{ref needed}}
| | Since 2009, the show is sometimes aired on [[wikipedia:KidsCo|KidsCo]] in Australia. Later since 2010 it was aired on the same channel in Spain and Portugal. It is now also aired on [[wikipedia:Boomerang (TV channel)|Boomerang]] in South Korea. <ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Mario_World_%28TV_series%29 Wikipedia - Super Mario World (TV series)]</ref> |
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| ==Distribution== | | ==Distribution== |
| {{main|List of Super Mario World (television series) home media releases}}
| | [[Image:CaptainNSMWDVD.jpg|thumb|Captain N and the New Super Mario World DVD set, released November 13, 2007.]] |
| [[File:CaptainNSMWDVD.jpg|thumb|Captain N and the New Super Mario World DVD set, released November 13, 2007.]] | | The ''Super Mario World'' episode "[[The Night Before Cave Christmas]]" was released sometime in 1996 for a VHS tape entitled "Super Mario Bros. Super Christmas Adventures"; along with "[[Koopa Klaus]]". |
| The ''Super Mario World'' episode "[[The Night Before Cave Christmas]]" was released sometime in 1993 for a VHS tape entitled "Super Mario Bros. Super Christmas Adventures"; along with "[[Koopa Klaus]]". | |
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| Currently, DVDs of every single ''Super Mario World'' episode are available in Australia; the episode "[[A Little Learning]]" was also available on a VHS tape for a time in the UK. | | Currently, DVDs of every single ''Super Mario World'' episode are available in Australia; the episode "[[A Little Learning]]" was also available on a VHS tape for a time in the UK. |
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| Due to complications involving the use of Yoshi, it was originally thought that DVD box sets of ''Super Mario World'' were not going to be made. However, those issues were resolved, and Shout! Factory released [[Captain N and the New Super Mario World|a box set]] containing the complete series, along with the third season of ''Captain N: The Game Master''. The DVD was discontinued in 2012, along with ''The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3'': The Complete Series and ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show'' Volume 1 and 2, when Cookie Jar Entertainment merged with WildBrain (formerly DHX Media). | | [[Image:YoshiTheSuperstar.jpg|thumb|left|Yoshi the Superstar DVD.]] |
| | Due to complications involving the use of Yoshi, it was originally thought that DVD box sets of ''Super Mario World'' weren't going to be made. However, those issues were resolved, and Shout! Factory has released a box set containing the complete series, along with the third season of ''Captain N: The Game Master''. The DVD was discontinued in 2012, along with The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 : The Complete Series and The Super Mario Bros. Super Show Volume 1 and 2 due to the Cookie Jar Entertainment merged to DHX Media, ending the agreement with Cookie Jar. |
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| As of 2014, the episodes along with the ''Captain N'' segments have been streamed on {{wp|WildBrain}}'s {{wp|YouTube}} Channel "WildBrain - Cartoon Super Heroes". As of 2023, it is available to stream on {{wp|Paramount+}} (US only), {{wp|The Roku Channel}} and NCircle TV (US only).
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| ==Voice cast== | | ==Cast== |
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| *[[Walker Boone]] — [[Mario]] | | *[[Walker Boone]] — [[Mario]] |
| *[[Tony Rosato]] — [[Luigi]] | | *[[Tony Rosato]] — [[Luigi]] |
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| *[[Andrew Sabiston]] — [[Yoshi]] | | *[[Andrew Sabiston]] — [[Yoshi]] |
| *[[Harvey Atkin]] — [[Bowser|King Bowser Koopa]] | | *[[Harvey Atkin]] — [[Bowser|King Bowser Koopa]] |
| *[[Tara Strong]] — [[Iggy|Hop]] | | *[[Tara Strong|Tara Charendoff]] — [[Lemmy Koopa|Hip]], [[Iggy Koopa|Hop]] |
| *[[John Stocker]] — [[Monty Mole|Gophers]], [[Magikoopa|Koopa wizard]], [[Oogtar]], [[Wizenheimer]] | | *[[John Stocker]] — [[Oogtar]] the Caveboy, [[Magikoopa|Koopa Wizard]], [[Monty Mole]]s, [[Chargin' Chuck|Koopa Football Players]], [[Wizenheimer]] |
| *[[Tabitha St. Germain]] — [[Wendy|Kootie Pie Koopa]] | | *[[Paulina Gillis]] — [[Wendy O. Koopa|Kootie Pie Koopa]] |
| *[[James Rankin]] — [[Larry|Cheatsy Koopa]] | | *[[James Rankin]] — [[Larry Koopa|Cheatsy Koopa]] |
| *[[Dan Hennessey]] — [[Roy|Bully Koopa]], [[evil dinosaur]], Rockman | | *[[Dan Hennessey]] — [[Morton Koopa Jr.|Big Mouth Koopa]], Green Dinosaur, Purple Dinosaur |
| *[[Michael Stark]] — [[Ludwig|Kooky von Koopa]] | | *[[Michael Stark]] — [[Ludwig Von Koopa|Kooky Von Koopa]] |
| *[[Gordon Masten]] — [[Morton|Big Mouth Koopa]] | | *[[Gordon Masten]] — [[Roy Koopa|Bully Koopa]] |
| *[[Judy Marshak]] — Additional voices | | *[[Judy Marshak]] — (Additional Voices) |
| *[[Catherine Gallant]] — [[Mama Fireplant]] | | *[[Catherine Gallant]] — (Additional Voices) |
| *[[Stuart Stone]] — [[Lemmy|Hip]] | | *[[Stuart Stone]] — (Additional Voices) |
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| As with the previous show, ''Super Mario World'' was produced and directed by [[John Grusd]], with DiC president [[Andy Heyward]] acting as the executive producer and creative supervisor. Animation was done by the Chinese studio [[Pacific Rim Productions, Inc.]] rather than [[Sei Young Animation Co., Ltd.]], except for the opening which was done by Canvas. Inc. The series is coproduced by Reteitalia S.P.A. and Telecinco.
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| Unlike previous ''Super Mario'' cartoons where scripts were produced in a three-steps fashion (starting with the writer submitting an episode premise to the show's story editors, then a multi-page outline, then the full script), all of the episode premises for ''Super Mario World'' were written by the show's story editor [[Phil Harnage]] and then assigned to various writers of the previous series for the full script, skipping the outline stage - something that writer [[Perry Martin]] noted was "''never a good idea''."<ref name="Perry">{{cite|author=Homenick, Brett|date=September 11, 2018|url=vantagepointinterviews.com/2018/09/11/do-the-mario-perry-martin-on-scripting-the-cartoon-adaptations-of-the-super-mario-bros|title=DO THE MARIO! Perry Martin on Scripting the Cartoon Adaptations of the Super Mario Bros.!|publisher=Vantage Point Interviews|accessdate=October 5, 2018}}</ref>
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| ==Episodes== | | ==Episodes== |
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| |October 19, 1991
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| |November 2, 1991
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| |November 9, 1991
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| ==Songs== | | ==Songs== |
| {{main|List of Super Mario World (television series) songs}} | | {{main|List of Songs in Super Mario World}} |
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| |"[[Fire Sale]]" | | |SpaA=El Mundo de Super Mario |
| |"[[List of Super Mario World (television series) songs#Kootie Pie Rap|Kootie Pie Rap]]"
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| |"[[The Wheel Thing]]" | |
| |"[[List of Super Mario World (television series) songs#Motor City|Motor City]]"
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| |"[[A Little Learning]]"
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| |"[[List of Super Mario World (television series) songs#Rockin' the High School|Rockin' the High School]]"
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| |"[[Mama Luigi]]"
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| |"[[List of Super Mario World (television series) songs#Looking for You|Looking for You]]"
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| ==Gallery== | | ==Trivia== |
| {{main-gallery}}
| | *For the German dub, the intro sequence originally used the German Plumber Rap from "The Super Mario Bros. Super Show". |
| <gallery>
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| MarioCartoonwithCape.png|[[Cape Mario]]
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| YoshiSuperMarioWorldTVSeries.png|[[Yoshi]]
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| SMWLuigi.png|[[Luigi]]
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| SMWTV Bowser Kidnaps Peach.jpg|[[Bowser|King Koopa]], [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]], and 2 [[Mechakoopa|Mechakoopas]] in the [[Koopa Clown Car]]
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| WizardheimerBobomb.jpg|[[Wizenheimer]] with a [[Bob-omb]]
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| BlarggCartoon.jpg|[[Blargg]]
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| </gallery>
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| ==Quotes== | | ==Quotes== |
| {{Main|List of Super Mario World (television series) quotes}} | | {{Main|List of quotes in the Super Mario World television series}} |
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| ==Names in other languages== | | ==External Links== |
| {{foreign names
| | *[http://youtu.be/CnUlJi3ect4 The theme song] |
| |Alb=Bota e Super Marios
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| |AlbM=Super Mario World
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| |AlbC=<ref>[https://www.cda.pl/video/22246389c8 Bota e Super Marios - Episoda 1 | Shitja e zjarrit (Dublimi Shqip, Çufo)]</ref>
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| |Ger=Super Mario World
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| |Hun=Super Mario világa
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| |HunM=Super Mario's world
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| |Ita=Super Mario
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| |ItaN=First airings
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| |Ita2=Le avventure di Super Mario
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| |Ita2M=The adventures of Super Mario
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| |Ita2C=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1erQdR-lVk&list=PLZUe09WWlPLY1AP6s7TIqpxLfkeOxs7xx Le avventure di Super Mario - Episodio 1 - Ghiaccio bollente]</ref>
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| |Ita2N=Subsequent airings, considered as a continuation of the previous series
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| |Kor=마리오4부
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| |KorR=Mario 4-bu
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| |KorM=Mario Part 4
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| |KorC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqAlwC4Wfrw Super Mario World Cartoon (Fire Sale) - Korean version]</ref>
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| |Pol=Nowe przygody braci Mario (TV)
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| |PolM=New Adventures of the Mario Brothers (TV)
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| |PolC=<ref>[https://www.cda.pl/video/15937137fd Kapitan N i nowe przygody braci Mario. Odc. 2 - Płomienna wyprzedaż/Przypadki i wpadki wesołej gromadki]</ref>
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| |PolN=Considered as a continuation of the previous series
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| |Pol2=Fantastyczny świat braci Super Mario (VHS)
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| |Pol2M=The Fantastic world of the Super Mario brothers (VHS)
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| |Por=Super Mario Brothers
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| |PorC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAhI9dHAv-4&list=PLwzf4mOPE8BkFgMlj2blKPqgP8WKos3hy Super Mario World - Venda de Fogo (Dublado)]</ref>
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| |Rom=Lumea lui Super Mario
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| |RomM=Super Mario's world
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| |RomC=<ref>May 20, 2015. [http://ok.ru/videoembed/26859801220 "Fire Sale", dubbed in Romanian by KidsCo]. ''Odnoklassniki (OK.ru).'' Retrieved January 4, 2016.</ref>
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| |Rus=Мир Супер Марио
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| |RusR=Mir Super Mario
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| |RusM=Super Mario's World
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| |RusC=<ref>[https://vk.com/video/playlist/220566848_53830606?z=video220566848_169488941%2Fpl_220566848_53830606 Мир супер Марио. 1 серия.]</ref>
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| |Spa=El mundo de Super Mario
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| |SpaM=Super Mario world
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| |SpaC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVvqaR9sxV0&list=PLCKyBkJveLRL-tn0KJhvXgiokHcWrJgZD Súper Mario world (la venta de fuego)]</ref>
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| |Tur=Süper Mario
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| |TurM=Super Mario
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| |Ukr=Супер Маріо
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| |UkrR=Super Marіo
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| |UkrC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4jQ9Sk9qUA Анонсы (ТЕТ, март 2005)]</ref>
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| }}
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| ==Trivia==
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| *For the German dub, the intro sequence originally used the German Plumber Rap from ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!''
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| *The show's theme song was composed by {{wp|Mark Mothersbaugh}}, frontman of the American post-punk group {{wp|Devo}}. Mothersbaugh would go on to compose theme music for a number of other cartoons throughout the 1990's.
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| ==References== | | ==References== |
| <references/> | | <references/> |
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| ==External links==
| | {{Super Mario World TV}} |
| *[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLySo2SlSHPSPsMPvx3vXPmReAe05Vro9H All full episodes of the show] officially uploaded on YouTube, courtesy of {{wp|WildBrain Spark}}.
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| *[http://youtu.be/CnUlJi3ect4 The theme song]
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