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'''''Shitamachi Ninjō Gekijō''''' (also known as '''''Lily Franky Theater''''') is an official [[Nintendo]]-licensed "virtual magazine" for the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom]]'s [[Satellaview]] peripheral. The series was conceived by Japanese humorist {{wp|Lily Franky}}. In the magazine, many vulgarities occur, such as smoking, oral sex, and [[Mario]] killing [[Princess Peach]] and [[Toad]].


'''''Shitamachi Ninjō Gekijō''''' (下町人情劇場, literally '''''Lower City Empathy Theater'''''; also more commonly known as "Lily Franky Theater") is an official [[Nintendo]]-licensed "virtual magazine" for the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom]]'s [[Satellaview]] peripheral. In the magazine, many vulgar instances can be noted, from smoking and oral sex, to [[Mario]] killing [[Princess Peach]] and [[Toad]]. The ROM for this magazine is currently lost, and its whereabouts are unknown. There were six episodes in the entire series. Footage of the August 15, 1995 broadcast<ref>kukun kun [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMpA_-xNjqg]</ref>, the August 29, 1995 broadcast<ref>Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities (April 5, 2021). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DA75Y2nM-bE kukun kun kut - kukun kun kut - Mario, Toad, Bowser, and the BS-X with a weird label.)]. ''YouTube.'' Retrieved April 5, 2021.</ref>, the November 10, 1995 broadcast<ref>Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities (January 17, 2019). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UglC78fSks kukun kun kut - Mario and Toad's Spoon (Lilly Franky Gekijou 11/10)]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved July 17, 2019.</ref>, the November 17, 1995 broadcast<ref>Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities (January 15, 2019). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmDZieqSli4 kukun kun kut - Mario and Toad's Drill Adventure (Lilly Franky Gekijou 11/17)]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved July 17, 2019.</ref>, the February 20, 1996 broadcast<ref>Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities (January 30, 2019). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ND6G72LeG6c kukun kun kut - Mario and Toad Use Windows 95? (Lilly Franky 2/20/1996)]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved March 29, 2019.</ref>, and the March 30, 1996 broadcast<ref>Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities (February 7, 2019) [https://youtube.com/watch?v=hbC3vjgVQqU kukun kun kut - "Bye Bye Lilly Franky Theater"?] ''YouTube''. Retrieved September 22, 2020.</ref> exists.<ref>Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities (July 26, 2019) [https://youtube.com/watch?v=2he1Yul6bzY This won't fool anyone, will it?] ''YouTube''. Retrieved September 22, 2020.</ref>
The magazine is divided into two versions; a "live-action" version, which began in April 24, 1995 and featured ''Super Mario'' characters, and a "manga" version, which began in April 27, 1995 and featured Lily Franky himself.<ref name=MAR10Blog>{{cite|author=Cabbusses, Danyl|date=March 10, 2025|url=superfamicom.org/blog/2025/03/mar-10-rom-release-light-up-your-cigarettes-its-lily-franky-theater-this-time/|title=MAR/10 ROM Release : Light up your cigarettes, It’s Lily Franky Theater this time !|publisher=Satellablog|accessdate=March 15, 2025|archive=https://web.archive.org/web/20250310182827/https://superfamicom.org/blog/2025/03/mar-10-rom-release-light-up-your-cigarettes-its-lily-franky-theater-this-time/}}</ref> Both versions ran until March 30, 1996.<ref name=MAR10Blog /> A total of 98 episodes were broadcast, 49 for the live-action version and 49 for the manga version.<ref name=MAR10Blog /> Only nine episodes were recovered; seven of them are the live-action version broadcasts of August 14, 1995,<ref>{{cite|author=Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities|date=July 6, 2020|url=www.youtube.com/watch?v=Du1jIbKZohg|title=Kukun kun kut - Mario and Toad's Shady Search (from Natsuyasumi no Ousama 1995/08/15)|publisher=YouTube|accessdate=May 29, 2024}}</ref> August 28, 1995,<ref>{{cite|author=Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities|date=April 5, 2021|url=www.youtube.com/watch?v=DA75Y2nM-bE|title=kukun kun kut - kukun kun kut - Mario, Toad, Bowser, and the BS-X with a weird label|publisher=YouTube|accessdate=May 29, 2024}}</ref> November 6, 1995,<ref>{{cite|author=Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities|date=January 17, 2019|url=www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UglC78fSks|title=kukun kun kut - Mario and Toad's Spoon (Lilly Franky Gekijou 11/10)|publisher=YouTube|accessdate=May 29, 2024}}</ref> November 13, 1995,<ref>{{cite|author=Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities|date=January 15, 2019|url=www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmDZieqSli4|title=kukun kun kut - Mario and Toad's Drill Adventure (Lilly Franky Gekijou 11/17)|publisher=YouTube|accessdate=May 29, 2024}}</ref> December 4, 1995,<ref>{{cite|author=Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities|date=March 10, 2025|url=www.youtube.com/watch?v=prL_XLuE3O4|title=<nowiki>[Satellaview] リリーフランキー劇場／実写版 |</nowiki> Lilly Franky Gekijou / Jissha-ban (1995-12-4) LillyFranky|publisher=YouTube|accessdate=March 15, 2025}}</ref> February 19, 1996,<ref>{{cite|author=Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities|date=January 30, 2019|url=www.youtube.com/watch?v=ND6G72LeG6c|title=kukun kun kut - Mario and Toad Use Windows 95? (Lilly Franky 2/20/1996)|publisher=YouTube|accessdate=March 29, 2019}}</ref> and March 25, 1996,<ref name=LastBroadcast>{{cite|author=Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities|date=February 7, 2019|url=youtube.com/watch?v=hbC3vjgVQqU|title=kukun kun kut - "Bye Bye Lilly Franky Theater"?|publisher=YouTube|accessdate=May 29, 2024}}</ref><ref>{{cite|author=Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities|date=July 26, 2019|url=youtube.com/watch?v=2he1Yul6bzY|title=This won't fool anyone, will it?|publisher=YouTube|accessdate=May 29, 2024}}</ref> while one of them is the manga version broadcast of March 27, 1996.<ref name=LastBroadcast />
 
==Controls==
This "virtual magazine" is a slideshow that has three options. {{button|snes|A}} progresses to the next slide while {{button|snes|B}} goes back to the previous slide. {{button|snes|Y}} exits the slideshow.


==Broadcasts==
==Broadcasts==
===November 10, 1995===
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;width:100%"
In this broadcast, Mario and a 15-year-old Toad are in jail for a stay of about 20 years. Toad is nervous about staying for 20 years since this will cause them to be 35 by their 2015 release. Mario decides to break out of prison and pulls a spoon out of his rear end, which smells like feces. The floor is made of concrete, so Mario tells Toad to dig with his hands. The recorded broadcast ends here, but the plot is continued in the next broadcast.
!width="47%"|Broadcast
 
!width="50%"|Airdate
The radio hosts during the intro also announce the release of ''{{wp|Romancing SaGa 3}}''.
|-
 
|"[[Kinoko Jōwa]]" (Part 1)
===November 17, 1995===
|Unknown
This broadcast was a sequel to the November 10, 1995 broadcast. Mario pulls a drill from his scrotum, and breaks through the concrete with the drill. Toad gets worried because they are taking a long time to dig outside of jail. Mario explains that he will keep digging until they reach daylight. As they eventually make it outside of the jail, they find out they have ended up in Brazil. Toad is worried because he doesn't know anything about Brazil, but Mario is happy to relax there. The recorded broadcast ends here.
|-
 
|"Kinoko Jōwa" (Part 2)
===August 29, 1995===
|Unknown
[[File:Mario and toad serial killers.png|thumb|150px|Mario urges Toad to kill his victim.]]
|-
 
|"Kinoko Jōwa" (Part 3)
The broadcast starts as, in a dark forest, Mario orders Toad to kill a person with a butter knife. The person escapes and Mario chastizes Toad. The victim, revealed to be [[Bowser]], meets a police officer to report the crime. The officer finds an item that Toad dropped (the Satellaview's BS-X cartridge) and Bowser speculates that it may indicate the killer is a fashion model, although the policeman is unconvinced. Bowser then finds the butter knife and speculates that the culprit may be a performer, but the police officer is again unsure. The broadcast ends here.
|Unknown
 
|-
===February 20, 1996===
|"Kinoko Jōwa" (Part 4)
 
|Unknown
{{quote2|Indeed, I am the richest person in the world, Bill Gates!|Bill Gates|[[Shitamachi Ninjō Gekijō]]}}
|-
 
|"Kinoko Jōwa" (Part 5)
In this broadcast, Mario and Toad are having an argument over who should be first to ride the Windows 95 (which they believe to be a vehicle). [[Bill Gates]] then makes an entrance. Toad says that Bill Gates is a "beer company poster girl" (a pun on the very similar writing of "beer" and "bill" in Japanese writing), but Gates informs Toad that he is wrong. Mario then recognizes the man to be Bill Gates and he and Toad ask him for money. Bill Gates stares at them blankly, but then informs them that the Windows 95 is not a vehicle, but something to put on your head. Mario and Toad insult him, telling him he is an idiot. The broadcast ends here.
|Unknown
 
|-
===March 30, 1996===
|"Kinoko Jōwa" (Part 6)
 
|Unknown
This broadcast was entirely hand drawn, in a vague, abstract style. It stars a man, which, based on his appearance, is presumably supposed to be Shitamachi Ninjō Gekijō. The man picks up a game controller, and starts controlling Mario. Then the man travels to the depths of hell abruptly. Finally, the man has sex with a lobster. The broadcast ends here.
|-
 
|"[[Marikō to Pinokō no Bijo Hyōron]]"
===Sixth broadcast===
|August 14-20, 1995
|-
|"[[Suspense Series]]" (Part 1)
|August 28, 1995-September 3, 1995
|-
|"Suspense Series" (Part 2)
|September 4-10, 1995
|-
|"Suspense Series" (Part 3)
|September 11-17, 1995
|-
|"Suspense Series" (Part 4)
|September 18-24, 1995
|-
|"Suspense Series" (Part 5)
|September 25, 1995-October 1, 1995
|-
|"Suspense Series" (Part 6)
|October 2-8, 1995
|-
|"Suspense Series" (Part 7)
|October 9-15, 1995
|-
|"Suspense Series" (Part 8)
|October 16-22, 1995
|-
|"Suspense Series" (Part 9)
|October 23-29, 1995
|-
|"Suspense Series" (Part 10)
|October 30, 1995-November 5, 1995
|-
|"Suspense Series" (Part 11)
|November 6-12, 1995
|-
|"Suspense Series" (Part 12)
|November 13-19, 1995
|-
|"Suspense Series" (Part 13)
|December 4-10, 1995
|-
|"[[High-Tech Banchō]]" (Part 1)
|February 12-18, 1996
|-
|"High-Tech Banchō" (Part 2)
|February 19-25, 1996
|-
|"[[Saishūkai]]"
|March 25-30, 1996
|}


As of now, the release date for this broadcast has not been found yet, but is considered by many to be the most offensive broadcast.
==Release information==
 
''Shitamachi Ninjō Gekijō'' was broadcast on a weekly basis. The live-action episodes were broadcast during these dates:<ref name=MAR10Blog />
The broadcast starts with a backstory.
{{columns|count=2|
<blockquote><i>
*1995/04/24～1995/04/26, 1995/04/30
"In a low-lying part of a heartwarming city, Mario works as a plumber.<br>
*1995/05/01～1995/05/03, 1995/05/07
One day, an employee from another shop announces they have been made Mario's wife.<br>
*1995/05/08～1995/05/10, 1995/05/14
Due to the shock of the townspeople, Mario hides himself away from public."
*1995/05/15～1995/05/17, 1995/05/21
</i></blockquote>
*1995/05/22～1995/05/24, 1995/05/28
 
*1995/05/29～1995/05/31, 1995/06/04
Peach and Toad are sitting together, wondering where Mario went. Toad says he wonders where the boss is, and Peach exclaims that he is a good-for-nothing jerk. The next scene shows Toad convincing Peach to engage in oral sex, and Peach agrees. Mario suddenly appears, and Peach and Toad jump back in shock. Toad says to Mario that he was very worried about him, but in his rage, Mario [[jump]]s up and kills Toad, squishing him. Peach says, "Darling, give me a break already—  my heart was yearning for you". Mario is still completely outraged, so he [[crouch]]es, jumps up and kills Peach, leaving them both for dead. Mario then pulls out a cigarette, and says that he just got a new girlfriend. The ghosts of Peach and Toad fly in, exclaiming they are very surprised. Mario's new girlfriend is revealed to be Bowser. Toad and Peach are very shocked at this. The broadcast ends here.
*1995/06/05～1995/06/11
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*1995/06/12～1995/06/18
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*1995/06/19～1995/06/25
 
*1995/06/26～1995/07/02
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*1995/07/03～1995/07/09
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*1995/07/10～1995/07/16
*1995/07/17～1995/07/23
*1995/07/24～1995/07/30
*1995/07/31～1995/08/06
*1995/08/07～1995/08/13
*1995/08/14～1995/08/20
*1995/08/21～1995/08/27
*1995/08/28～1995/09/03
*1995/09/04～1995/09/10
*1995/09/11～1995/09/17
*1995/09/18～1995/09/24
*1995/09/25～1995/10/01
*1995/10/02～1995/10/08
*1995/10/09～1995/10/15
*1995/10/16～1995/10/22
*1995/10/23～1995/10/29
*1995/10/30～1995/11/05
*1995/11/06～1995/11/12
*1995/11/13～1995/11/19
*1995/11/20～1995/11/26
*1995/11/27～1995/12/03
*1995/12/04～1995/12/10
*1995/12/11～1995/12/17
*1995/12/18～1995/12/24
*1995/12/25～1995/12/31
*1996/01/01～1996/01/07
*1996/01/08～1996/01/14
*1996/01/15～1996/01/21
*1996/01/22～1996/01/28
*1996/01/29～1996/02/04
*1996/02/05～1996/02/11
*1996/02/12～1996/02/18
*1996/02/19～1996/02/25
*1996/02/26～1996/03/03
*1996/03/04～1996/03/10
*1996/03/11～1996/03/17
*1996/03/18～1996/03/24
*1996/03/25～1996/03/30
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The manga episodes were broadcast during these dates:<ref name=MAR10Blog />
{{columns|count=2|
*1995/04/27～1995/04/30
*1995/05/04～1995/05/07
*1995/05/11～1995/05/14
*1995/05/18～1995/05/21
*1995/05/25～1995/05/28
*1995/06/01～1995/06/04
*1995/06/05～1995/06/11
*1995/06/12～1995/06/18
*1995/06/19～1995/06/25
*1995/06/26～1995/07/02
*1995/07/03～1995/07/09
*1995/07/10～1995/07/16
*1995/07/18
*1995/07/25
*1995/08/01
*1995/08/08
*1995/08/15
*1995/08/22
*1995/08/29
*1995/09/05
*1995/09/12
*1995/09/19
*1995/09/26
*1995/10/03
*1995/10/10
*1995/10/17
*1995/10/24
*1995/10/31
*1995/11/07
*1995/11/14
*1995/11/21
*1995/11/28
*1995/12/06
*1995/12/13
*1995/12/20
*1995/12/27
*1996/01/03
*1996/01/10
*1996/01/17
*1996/01/24
*1996/01/31
*1996/02/07
*1996/02/14
*1996/02/21
*1996/02/28
*1996/03/06
*1996/03/13
*1996/03/20
*1996/03/27
}}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
{{more images}}
<gallery>
<gallery>
Mariko to Pinoko no Bijo Hyoron 2.png|Mario and Toad react to a fan's innuendo
ToadConvincing.png|Toad convincing Peach to have oral sex with him
ToadConvincing.png|Toad convincing Peach to have oral sex with him
Peachtoad.png|Peach and Toad having oral sex
Peachtoad.png|Peach and Toad having oral sex
Mariocatch.png|Mario catching Peach participating in oral sex
Mariocatch.png|Mario catching Peach participating in oral sex
PeachToadSurprised.png|Peach and Toad surprised after getting caught
MarioStompOnToad.png|Mario stomping on Toad
Peachexplain.png|Peach attempting to give Mario an explanation
Peachexplain.png|Peach attempting to give Mario an explanation
Mariokillpeach.png|Mario stomping on Peach
Mariokillpeach.png|Mario stomping on Peach
MarioStompOnToad.png|Mario stomping on Toad
Mariosmoke.png|Mario lighting his cigarette after attacking Peach
Mariosmoke.png|Mario lighting his cigarette after attacking Peach
BowserSurprised.png|Bowser and Mario surprised to find Peach and Toad having oral sex
PeachToadSurprised.png|What appear to be the ghosts of Peach and Toad
Bill gates 1.jpg|[[Bill Gates]], portrayed by a Bakabon plush, makes his entrance.  
BowserSurprised.png|Peach and Toad surprised that Bowser is said to be Mario's new girlfriend
Bill Gates 2.jpg|Bill Gates explains to [[Mario]] and [[Toad]] the true purpose of Windows 95
Bill Gates.png|[[Bill Gates]], portrayed by a Bakabon plush, makes his entrance.  
Bill Gates 2.png|Bill Gates explains to [[Mario]] and [[Toad]] the true purpose of Windows 95
</gallery>
</gallery>


==External links==
==Names in other languages==
*[http://blog.goo.ne.jp/randnetdd/e/cfc410127b996047cde65043d6e74237 Site of the ROM owner]
{{foreign names
*[https://twitter.com/forestillusion/status/977182574333145094 Magazine scans from Famitsu]{{dead link}}
|Jpn=下町人情劇場
|JpnR=Shitamachi Ninjō Gekijō
|JpnM=Lower City Empathy Theater
|JpnC=<ref>[[:File:Gametitletheatre.png|Title card]]</ref>
}}
 
==Notes==
*In most of the episodes, character names are partially censored or altered. For example, Mario's name is written as「マリ〇」(''Mari*''), while Toad's name is altered from「キノピオ」(''Kinopio'') to「キノ公」(''Kino-kō''), a pun on「キノコ」(''kinoko'', "mushroom") and the derogatory suffix「{{ruby|公|こう}}」(''kō'').
*In the live-action episodes, the plushes used to represent the ''Super Mario'' characters are those from [[Takara]]'s 1993 ''[[Super Mario Kart]]'' line.


==References==
==References==
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==External links==
[[Category:Japan-only games]]
*[https://blog.goo.ne.jp/randnetdd/e/cfc410127b996047cde65043d6e74237 Site of the ROM owner]
*[https://imgur.com/QevClAG Magazine scan from ''Famitsu'']
 
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Title card for the sixth part of the Shitamachi Ninjō Gekijō broadcast "Kinoko Jōwa"
Title of Shitamachi Ninjō Gekijō

Shitamachi Ninjō Gekijō (also known as Lily Franky Theater) is an official Nintendo-licensed "virtual magazine" for the Super Famicom's Satellaview peripheral. The series was conceived by Japanese humorist Lily Franky. In the magazine, many vulgarities occur, such as smoking, oral sex, and Mario killing Princess Peach and Toad.

The magazine is divided into two versions; a "live-action" version, which began in April 24, 1995 and featured Super Mario characters, and a "manga" version, which began in April 27, 1995 and featured Lily Franky himself.[1] Both versions ran until March 30, 1996.[1] A total of 98 episodes were broadcast, 49 for the live-action version and 49 for the manga version.[1] Only nine episodes were recovered; seven of them are the live-action version broadcasts of August 14, 1995,[2] August 28, 1995,[3] November 6, 1995,[4] November 13, 1995,[5] December 4, 1995,[6] February 19, 1996,[7] and March 25, 1996,[8][9] while one of them is the manga version broadcast of March 27, 1996.[8]

Controls

This "virtual magazine" is a slideshow that has three options. A Button progresses to the next slide while B Button goes back to the previous slide. Y Button exits the slideshow.

Broadcasts

Broadcast Airdate
"Kinoko Jōwa" (Part 1) Unknown
"Kinoko Jōwa" (Part 2) Unknown
"Kinoko Jōwa" (Part 3) Unknown
"Kinoko Jōwa" (Part 4) Unknown
"Kinoko Jōwa" (Part 5) Unknown
"Kinoko Jōwa" (Part 6) Unknown
"Marikō to Pinokō no Bijo Hyōron" August 14-20, 1995
"Suspense Series" (Part 1) August 28, 1995-September 3, 1995
"Suspense Series" (Part 2) September 4-10, 1995
"Suspense Series" (Part 3) September 11-17, 1995
"Suspense Series" (Part 4) September 18-24, 1995
"Suspense Series" (Part 5) September 25, 1995-October 1, 1995
"Suspense Series" (Part 6) October 2-8, 1995
"Suspense Series" (Part 7) October 9-15, 1995
"Suspense Series" (Part 8) October 16-22, 1995
"Suspense Series" (Part 9) October 23-29, 1995
"Suspense Series" (Part 10) October 30, 1995-November 5, 1995
"Suspense Series" (Part 11) November 6-12, 1995
"Suspense Series" (Part 12) November 13-19, 1995
"Suspense Series" (Part 13) December 4-10, 1995
"High-Tech Banchō" (Part 1) February 12-18, 1996
"High-Tech Banchō" (Part 2) February 19-25, 1996
"Saishūkai" March 25-30, 1996

Release information

Shitamachi Ninjō Gekijō was broadcast on a weekly basis. The live-action episodes were broadcast during these dates:[1]

  • 1995/04/24～1995/04/26, 1995/04/30
  • 1995/05/01～1995/05/03, 1995/05/07
  • 1995/05/08～1995/05/10, 1995/05/14
  • 1995/05/15～1995/05/17, 1995/05/21
  • 1995/05/22～1995/05/24, 1995/05/28
  • 1995/05/29～1995/05/31, 1995/06/04
  • 1995/06/05～1995/06/11
  • 1995/06/12～1995/06/18
  • 1995/06/19～1995/06/25
  • 1995/06/26～1995/07/02
  • 1995/07/03～1995/07/09
  • 1995/07/10～1995/07/16
  • 1995/07/17～1995/07/23
  • 1995/07/24～1995/07/30
  • 1995/07/31～1995/08/06
  • 1995/08/07～1995/08/13
  • 1995/08/14～1995/08/20
  • 1995/08/21～1995/08/27
  • 1995/08/28～1995/09/03
  • 1995/09/04～1995/09/10
  • 1995/09/11～1995/09/17
  • 1995/09/18～1995/09/24
  • 1995/09/25～1995/10/01
  • 1995/10/02～1995/10/08
  • 1995/10/09～1995/10/15
  • 1995/10/16～1995/10/22
  • 1995/10/23～1995/10/29
  • 1995/10/30～1995/11/05
  • 1995/11/06～1995/11/12
  • 1995/11/13～1995/11/19
  • 1995/11/20～1995/11/26
  • 1995/11/27～1995/12/03
  • 1995/12/04～1995/12/10
  • 1995/12/11～1995/12/17
  • 1995/12/18～1995/12/24
  • 1995/12/25～1995/12/31
  • 1996/01/01～1996/01/07
  • 1996/01/08～1996/01/14
  • 1996/01/15～1996/01/21
  • 1996/01/22～1996/01/28
  • 1996/01/29～1996/02/04
  • 1996/02/05～1996/02/11
  • 1996/02/12～1996/02/18
  • 1996/02/19～1996/02/25
  • 1996/02/26～1996/03/03
  • 1996/03/04～1996/03/10
  • 1996/03/11～1996/03/17
  • 1996/03/18～1996/03/24
  • 1996/03/25～1996/03/30

The manga episodes were broadcast during these dates:[1]

  • 1995/04/27～1995/04/30
  • 1995/05/04～1995/05/07
  • 1995/05/11～1995/05/14
  • 1995/05/18～1995/05/21
  • 1995/05/25～1995/05/28
  • 1995/06/01～1995/06/04
  • 1995/06/05～1995/06/11
  • 1995/06/12～1995/06/18
  • 1995/06/19～1995/06/25
  • 1995/06/26～1995/07/02
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  • 1996/03/27

Gallery

  • Mario and Toad react to a fan's innuendo

    Mario and Toad react to a fan's innuendo

  • Toad convincing Peach to have oral sex with him

    Toad convincing Peach to have oral sex with him

  • Peach and Toad having oral sex

    Peach and Toad having oral sex

  • Mario catching Peach participating in oral sex

    Mario catching Peach participating in oral sex

  • Mario stomping on Toad

    Mario stomping on Toad

  • Peach attempting to give Mario an explanation

    Peach attempting to give Mario an explanation

  • Mario stomping on Peach

    Mario stomping on Peach

  • Mario lighting his cigarette after attacking Peach

    Mario lighting his cigarette after attacking Peach

  • What appear to be the ghosts of Peach and Toad

    What appear to be the ghosts of Peach and Toad

  • Peach and Toad surprised that Bowser is said to be Mario's new girlfriend

    Peach and Toad surprised that Bowser is said to be Mario's new girlfriend

  • Bill Gates, portrayed by a Bakabon plush, makes his entrance.

    Bill Gates, portrayed by a Bakabon plush, makes his entrance.

  • Bill Gates explains to Mario and Toad the true purpose of Windows 95

    Bill Gates explains to Mario and Toad the true purpose of Windows 95

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese 下町人情劇場[10]
Shitamachi Ninjō Gekijō 		Lower City Empathy Theater

Notes

  • In most of the episodes, character names are partially censored or altered. For example, Mario's name is written as「マリ〇」(Mari*), while Toad's name is altered from「キノピオ」(Kinopio) to「キノ公」(Kino-kō), a pun on「キノコ」(kinoko, "mushroom") and the derogatory suffix「公こう」(kō).
  • In the live-action episodes, the plushes used to represent the Super Mario characters are those from Takara's 1993 Super Mario Kart line.

References

  1. ^ a b c d e Cabbusses, Danyl (March 10, 2025). MAR/10 ROM Release : Light up your cigarettes, It’s Lily Franky Theater this time !. Satellablog. Retrieved March 15, 2025. (Archived March 10, 2025, 18:28:27 UTC via Wayback Machine.)
  2. ^ Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities (July 6, 2020). Kukun kun kut - Mario and Toad's Shady Search (from Natsuyasumi no Ousama 1995/08/15). YouTube. Retrieved May 29, 2024.
  3. ^ Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities (April 5, 2021). kukun kun kut - kukun kun kut - Mario, Toad, Bowser, and the BS-X with a weird label. YouTube. Retrieved May 29, 2024.
  4. ^ Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities (January 17, 2019). kukun kun kut - Mario and Toad's Spoon (Lilly Franky Gekijou 11/10). YouTube. Retrieved May 29, 2024.
  5. ^ Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities (January 15, 2019). kukun kun kut - Mario and Toad's Drill Adventure (Lilly Franky Gekijou 11/17). YouTube. Retrieved May 29, 2024.
  6. ^ Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities (March 10, 2025). [Satellaview] リリーフランキー劇場／実写版 | Lilly Franky Gekijou / Jissha-ban (1995-12-4) LillyFranky. YouTube. Retrieved March 15, 2025.
  7. ^ Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities (January 30, 2019). kukun kun kut - Mario and Toad Use Windows 95? (Lilly Franky 2/20/1996). YouTube. Retrieved March 29, 2019.
  8. ^ a b Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities (February 7, 2019). kukun kun kut - "Bye Bye Lilly Franky Theater"?. YouTube. Retrieved May 29, 2024.
  9. ^ Cabbusses's Retro Obscurities (July 26, 2019). This won't fool anyone, will it?. YouTube. Retrieved May 29, 2024.
  10. ^ Title card

External links

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Shitamachi Ninjō Gekijō
Broadcasts "Kinoko Jōwa" • "Marikō to Pinokō no Bijo Hyōron" • "Suspense Series" • "High-Tech Banchō" • "Saishūkai"
Characters Bill Gates • Bowser • Luigi • Mario • Princess Peach • Toad
Locations Hell • Japan • Rio de Janeiro
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Miscellaneous Shitamachi Ninjō Gekijō (1995-1996) • Nathaniel's Fun Factory (1999) • New Super Mario Bros. Wii: Simplified Piano Solos (2010)
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