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{{about|the character from ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]''|the character from ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''|[[Marilyn]]}} | {{about|the character from ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]''|the character from ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''|[[Marilyn]]}} | ||
{{character infobox | {{character infobox | ||
|image=[[File: MarilynSMBSS.jpg | |image=[[File:MarilynSMBSS.jpg|250px]] | ||
|species=Human | |species=Human | ||
|first_appearance="[[Wild Thing]]" | |first_appearance=''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' ("[[Wild Thing]]") (1990) | ||
|portrayed_by={{wp|Moon Zappa}} | |portrayed_by={{wp|Moon Zappa}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{quote|Yo, uncs! It's me, Marilyn!|Marilyn|[[Wild Thing]]}} | |||
'''Marilyn''' is a young, party-going woman who dresses in leather and listens to loud rock music with her gang of four unnamed friends. She is also a niece of [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]]'s. It is suggested that she is related to them through her mother's side of the family, but this relationship is never fully explained. She was played by {{wp|Moon Zappa}}, best known as the daughter of avant-garde rocker and satirist {{wp|Frank Zappa}} and co-vocalist on his hit 1982 single {{wp|Valley Girl (song)|"Valley Girl"}}. | '''Marilyn''' is a young, party-going woman who dresses in leather and listens to loud rock music with her gang of four unnamed friends. She is also a niece of [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]]'s. It is suggested that she is related to them through her mother's side of the family, but this relationship is never fully explained. She was played by {{wp|Moon Zappa}}, best known as the daughter of avant-garde rocker and satirist {{wp|Frank Zappa}} and co-vocalist on his hit 1982 single {{wp|Valley Girl (song)|"Valley Girl"}}. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
During the events of "[[Wild Thing]]", Marilyn shows up at [[Mario Brothers Plumbing]] one weekend, meeting up with her two uncles for the first time in quite a while. Despite being uninvited, Marilyn explains that her mom told her that they | During the events of "[[Wild Thing]]", Marilyn shows up at [[Mario Brothers Plumbing]] one weekend, meeting up with her two uncles for the first time in quite a while. Despite being uninvited, Marilyn explains that her mom told her that they would not mind if she and her friends stop by for the weekend. Before Mario and Luigi can object, Marilyn's friends join her in Mario Brothers Plumbing and proceed to dance with her to her loud music. | ||
Marilyn and her friends are oblivious to the fact that Mario and Luigi are perturbed over their arrival and keep on dancing. She eventually asks Mario and Luigi if they want to join in, but they decline. As her party is greatly annoying them, Mario and Luigi eventually decide that Marilyn has to leave. However, neither of them | Marilyn and her friends are oblivious to the fact that Mario and Luigi are perturbed over their arrival and keep on dancing. She eventually asks Mario and Luigi if they want to join in, but they decline. As her party is greatly annoying them, Mario and Luigi eventually decide that Marilyn has to leave. However, neither of them wants to tell their niece to leave and opt to draw straws; the loser has to speak to Marilyn. Luigi, however, rigs the straws to make Mario lose. | ||
Before Mario can convey his message, Marilyn announces that she and her friends are moving the party to the beach. Luigi claims that [[Brooklyn]] has no beaches, only for Marilyn to state that they would be staying with her [[List of implied characters#Uncle Troy|Uncle Troy]] in [[List of implied locations#California|California]]. With that said, Marilyn and her friends leave Mario Brothers Plumbing, leaving Mario and Luigi in peace for the time being. | Before Mario can convey his message, Marilyn announces that she and her friends are moving the party to the beach. Luigi claims that [[Brooklyn]] has no beaches, only for Marilyn to state that they would be staying with her [[List of implied characters#Uncle Troy|Uncle Troy]] in [[List of implied locations#California|California]]. With that said, Marilyn and her friends leave Mario Brothers Plumbing, leaving Mario and Luigi in peace for the time being. | ||
==Names in other languages== | |||
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|Ger=Marilyn | |||
|GerC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPiV43Hgyvc&list=PLn0Cm-QzTZcYMFil7DnnbYQJlk7qccB4H&index=17 The Super Mario Bros Super Show! Folge 15.1 Wild Thing]</ref> | |||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*[[Mario and Luigi's niece|Another | *[[Mario and Luigi's niece|Another niece]] of the Mario brothers would later appear in ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Movie]]''. | ||
==References== | |||
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{{Humans}} | {{Humans}} | ||
{{Mario and Luigi's family}} | {{Mario and Luigi's family}} | ||
{{TSMBSS live action}} | {{TSMBSS live action}} | ||
[[Category:Mario and Luigi's family]] | |||
[[Category:Humans]] | [[Category:Humans]] | ||
[[Category:The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! characters]] | [[Category:The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! characters]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:51, September 13, 2024
- This article is about the character from The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! For the character from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, see Marilyn.
| Marilyn | |
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| Species | Human |
| First appearance | The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! ("Wild Thing") (1990) |
| Portrayed by | Moon Zappa |
- “Yo, uncs! It's me, Marilyn!”
- —Marilyn, Wild Thing
Marilyn is a young, party-going woman who dresses in leather and listens to loud rock music with her gang of four unnamed friends. She is also a niece of Mario and Luigi's. It is suggested that she is related to them through her mother's side of the family, but this relationship is never fully explained. She was played by Moon Zappa, best known as the daughter of avant-garde rocker and satirist Frank Zappa and co-vocalist on his hit 1982 single "Valley Girl".
History[edit]
During the events of "Wild Thing", Marilyn shows up at Mario Brothers Plumbing one weekend, meeting up with her two uncles for the first time in quite a while. Despite being uninvited, Marilyn explains that her mom told her that they would not mind if she and her friends stop by for the weekend. Before Mario and Luigi can object, Marilyn's friends join her in Mario Brothers Plumbing and proceed to dance with her to her loud music.
Marilyn and her friends are oblivious to the fact that Mario and Luigi are perturbed over their arrival and keep on dancing. She eventually asks Mario and Luigi if they want to join in, but they decline. As her party is greatly annoying them, Mario and Luigi eventually decide that Marilyn has to leave. However, neither of them wants to tell their niece to leave and opt to draw straws; the loser has to speak to Marilyn. Luigi, however, rigs the straws to make Mario lose.
Before Mario can convey his message, Marilyn announces that she and her friends are moving the party to the beach. Luigi claims that Brooklyn has no beaches, only for Marilyn to state that they would be staying with her Uncle Troy in California. With that said, Marilyn and her friends leave Mario Brothers Plumbing, leaving Mario and Luigi in peace for the time being.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| German | Marilyn[1] | - |
Trivia[edit]
- Another niece of the Mario brothers would later appear in The Super Mario Bros. Movie.
References[edit]
| Mario and Luigi's family |
|---|
| Luigi • Mama Mario • Mario • Papa Mario |
| Non-game relatives |
| Aunt Luigeena • Aunt Maria • Aunt Marie • GPoppy • Grandma Mario • Grandma Mia • Grandpapa • Ima no Mario • Luigeena • Marianne • Marilyn • Marilyn's mother • Mario and Luigi's grandfather • Mario and Luigi's niece • Mario Joe and Luigi Bob • Marīo • Ojīsan and Obāsan • Uncle Arthur • Uncle Harry • Uncle Tony • Uncle Troy |
| The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! (live-action segments) | |
|---|---|
| Mario Brothers Plumbing | Clog • CooKoo Bird • Edison • Luigi • Mario • Ratagator • aBelle |
| Guests | Albert Einstein • Alligator Dundee • Angelica • Aunt Luigeena • Brian Bonsall • Captain Lou Albano • Cher • Count Zoltan Dracula • Cyndi Lauper • David Horowitz • Doc Freud • Dr. Frankenstein • Dr. Sigmund Fruitcake • Dr. Toby • E.C. • Ellie Mae • Elvira • Elvis Presley • Ernie Hudson • Exterminator • Frankenstein's Monster • Fred Van Winkle • George Washington • Grandma Mario • HAL 9001 • Harry Blackstone Jr. • Howard Stevens • Ike • Imperial Poobah • Inspector Gadget • Inspector Klean • Jim Lange • Jodie • Kenneth • Little Robert • Liz • Luigeena • Luigi's girlfriend • Lyle Alzado • Mad Donna • Madam AGoGo • Magic Johnson • Mama Mario • Marianne • Marilyn • Mario Joe and Luigi Bob • Mikhail S. Gorbachev • Monster • Mr. Gibbel • Mr. President • Mrs. Gammliss • Mrs. Periwinkle • Nick • Nicole Eggert • Obi-Wan Cannoli • Pam Matteson • Patty • Patty's mother and father • Pietro • Poochie • Ralph Washington • Rob Stone • Rowdy Roddy Piper • Roxanne • Sgt. Slaughter • Shabba-Doo • Slime Ghost • Super Plant • Susanna Ross • Tawny Tyler • Ted Bull • The Old Psychic Lady with the Evil Eye Who Reads Fortunes and Knows Everything Before It Happens • Tommy Lasagna • Tulio • Vincent Van Gook • Willy White • Young McDonald |
| Objects, items, etc. | Mario Brothers Clog Cleaner • Mario Brothers Plant Food • Pizza Transformer • Roseitis • Secret Chippie Decoder Ring • Steam-O-Matic • Strange watch • Super Plant Growth Formula • Veggieitis |
