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The Yoshi Theater first appears during the quest to retrieve the four [[Beanstar]] pieces; one of them ends up in the possession of Boddle, who is overseeing preparations for the theater along with his assistant, [[Tuki]]. The Mario Bros. head to the theater and find Boddle using it to decorate the sign. Despite Tuki's best attempts to stop them, Boddle listens to Mario and Luigi's request for the Beanstar piece, and agrees to trade it if they find seven [[Neon Egg]]s to decorate the sign with. The Bros. are then directed to [[Fava]], who is found within the theater and provides them with his expertise on Neon Eggs, tasking them to find [[Bean Fruit]]s for the Yoshis. Once the seven Neon Eggs are given to Boddle, he places them on the sign and has it hung up as the Yoshis celebrate. He and his assistant then retreat within the theater to prepare for the grand opening. At the end of the game, it is revealed that the events of the plot were made into a movie that is shown in the Yoshi Theater, and the Yoshis cheer wildly at the ending. | The Yoshi Theater first appears during the quest to retrieve the four [[Beanstar]] pieces; one of them ends up in the possession of Boddle, who is overseeing preparations for the theater along with his assistant, [[Tuki]]. The Mario Bros. head to the theater and find Boddle using it to decorate the sign. Despite Tuki's best attempts to stop them, Boddle listens to Mario and Luigi's request for the Beanstar piece, and agrees to trade it if they find seven [[Neon Egg]]s to decorate the sign with. The Bros. are then directed to [[Fava]], who is found within the theater and provides them with his expertise on Neon Eggs, tasking them to find [[Bean Fruit]]s for the Yoshis. Once the seven Neon Eggs are given to Boddle, he places them on the sign and has it hung up as the Yoshis celebrate. He and his assistant then retreat within the theater to prepare for the grand opening. At the end of the game, it is revealed that the events of the plot were made into a movie that is shown in the Yoshi Theater, and the Yoshis cheer wildly at the ending. | ||
Every movie poster at the Yoshi Theater are based on games from various [[Nintendo]] series, including the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]]: ''[[List of implied entertainment#Legend of Stafy|Legend of Stafy]]'', based on the ''[[starfywiki:The Legendary Starfy (series)|Densetsu no Stafy]]'' video game series; ''[[List of implied entertainment#Wario|Wario]]'', a movie depicting a poster based on the {{file link|Made in Wario cover.jpg|Japanese box art}} for ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]''; ''[[List of implied entertainment#M & L|M & L]]'', short for ''[[Mario & Luigi (series)|Mario & Luigi]]'', which the game is part of; and ''[[List of implied entertainment#Kirby Story|Kirby Story]]'', a movie supposedly starring [[Kirby]]. | Every movie poster at the Yoshi Theater are based on games from various [[Nintendo]] series, including the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]]: ''[[List of implied entertainment#Legend of Stafy|Legend of Stafy]]'', based on the ''[[starfywiki:The Legendary Starfy (series)|Densetsu no Stafy]]'' video game series; ''[[List of implied entertainment#Wario|Wario]]'', a movie depicting a poster based on the {{file link|Made in Wario cover.jpg|Japanese box art}} for ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]''; ''[[List of implied entertainment#M & L|M & L]]'', short for ''[[Mario & Luigi (series)|Mario & Luigi]]'', which the game is part of; and ''[[List of implied entertainment#Kirby Story|Kirby Story]]'', a movie supposedly starring [[Kirby]]; it could be a pun on ''[[Paper Mario|Mario Story]]'', an alternate name for ''Paper Mario'', as that game's main plot device is the [[Star Rod (Paper Mario)|Star Rod]], which initially comes from the ''Kirby'' series. | ||
In ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions'', the Yoshis watching the events of the game as a movie in the Yoshi Theater is now established in a pre-intro cutscene. The Yoshis also watch the events of ''[[Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser]]'' unfold within the theater. Also, new posters featuring movies based on later games in the ''Mario & Luigi'' series replace the original posters: a ''{{wp|War of the Worlds}}'' parody featuring [[Shroob]]-like alien invaders; a love story starring [[Broque Monsieur]] and [[Broque Madame]], referencing their failed relationship prior to the events of ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]''; a movie starring a [[Cheep Cheep]]; and a ''{{wp|Raiders of the Lost Ark}}'' parody starring [[Prince Dreambert]]. | In ''Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions'', the Yoshis watching the events of the game as a movie in the Yoshi Theater is now established in a pre-intro cutscene. The Yoshis also watch the events of ''[[Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser]]'' unfold within the theater. Also, new posters featuring movies based on later games in the ''Mario & Luigi'' series replace the original posters: a ''{{wp|War of the Worlds}}'' parody featuring [[Shroob]]-like alien invaders; a love story starring [[Broque Monsieur]] and [[Broque Madame]], referencing their failed relationship prior to the events of ''[[Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story]]''; a movie starring a [[Cheep Cheep]]; and a ''{{wp|Raiders of the Lost Ark}}'' parody starring [[Prince Dreambert]]. | ||
