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==Plot synopsis==
==Plot synopsis==
At the start of the episode, [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]], and [[Toad]] travel through the wild [[Wild West]] in a chariot pulled by [[Ostro]]s while being chased by several [[Snifit]]s and [[Bowser|Klaimjump Koopa]]. They grab [[Piranha Plant]]s and aim them at Mario and his friends' chariot, but Mario instead grabs a [[Cobrat]] and uses it to attack Klaimjump Koopa. After that, Klaimjump Koopa shoots a [[fireball]] to destroy the ropes that are used to control the Ostros. This causes the Ostros to flee, and Mario and his friends later slide down a cliff. They later escape from their chariot. Klaimjump Koopa notices them at the bottom of the cliff, and goes after them.  
At the start of the episode, [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]], and [[Toad]] travel through the wild [[Wild West]] in a chariot pulled by [[Ostro]]s while being chased by several [[Snifit]]s and [[Bowser|Klaimjump Koopa]]. They grab [[Piranha Plant]]s and aim them at Mario and his friends' chariot, but Mario instead grabs a [[Cobrat]] and uses it to attack Klaimjump Koopa. However, Klaimjump Koopa shoots a [[fireball]] to destroy the ropes that are used to control the Ostros. This causes the Ostros to flee, and Mario and his friends later slide down a cliff. They later escape from their chariot. Klaimjump Koopa notices them at the bottom of the cliff, and goes after them.  


Toad then spots a giant [[Warp Pipe]] leading to an unknown area, and he, Mario, Luigi, and Princess Toadstool decide to enter it. Klaimjump Koopa then tosses a [[Bob-omb|Bob-Omb]] to destroy the entrance of the pipe. In the area under the pipe, Mario discovers a room filled with [[coin]]s, and Princess Toadstool says it is the Lost Gold Coin Mine. Luigi is worried about getting out of the mine, though Mario says that they can dig a way out with shovels.
Toad then spots a giant [[Warp Pipe]] leading to an unknown area, and he, Mario, Luigi, and Princess Toadstool decide to enter it. Klaimjump Koopa then tosses a [[Bob-omb|Bob-Omb]] to destroy the entrance of the pipe. In the area under the pipe, Mario discovers a room filled with [[coin]]s, and Princess Toadstool says it is the Lost Gold Coin Mine. Luigi is worried about getting out of the mine, though Mario says that they can dig a way out with shovels.


After digging out of the gold mine, they reach a town. The gang reaches a seemingly empty town. An elder then appears and introduces himself as [[Calamity Clam]] and reveals that the town is called [[Lonesome Mushroom]]. They later reach the assay office, where Toad puts all of his coins from the mine on the desk and calls for the assayer. The assayer turns out to also be Calamity Clam, and Toad asks him to tell them if the coins are real. He says that the coins are real, and yells out to miners outside as they look through the window. Klaimjump Koopa heard the noise and prepared to approach Lonesome Mushroom.
After digging out of the gold mine, they reach an apparently empty town. An elder then appears and introduces himself as [[Calamity Clam]] and reveals that the town is called [[Lonesome Mushroom]]. They later reach the assay office, where Toad puts all of his coins from the mine on the desk and calls for the assayer. The assayer turns out to also be Calamity Clam, and Toad asks him to tell them if the coins are real. He says that the coins are real, and yells out to miners outside as they look through the window. Klaimjump Koopa hears the noise and prepares to approach Lonesome Mushroom.


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|caption2=Townsfolk mining [[Coin|Gold Coins]] for Klaimjump Koopa
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Back in the town, many miners came to dig for gold. Toad is unhappy about this gold rush and claims that it is his fault, but he later gets suddenly captured by Klaimjump Koopa, who invades the town and captures the miners. Mario, Luigi, and Princess Toadstool escape from the town while the townsfolk and Toad are being forced to dig for gold. Sometime later, they return to learn that the Klaimjump Koopa, the townsfolk, and Toad are in the gold mine. Meanwhile, Toad starts fighting with Klaimjump Koopa in the mine, but he fails. Mario wants to obtain [[Fire Flower]]s to save the townsfolk, and Calamity Clam reveals that they have to get past the tomato sauce mine to reach the Fire Flower mine. Calamity Clam wanted to take Mario to the pasta mine for lunch, but Princess Toadstool forces him to go to the Fire Flower mine. When they arrive at the mine, Mario and Luigi touch two Fire Flowers and become Super Mario and Super Luigi.
Back in the town, many miners have come to dig for gold. Toad is unhappy about this gold rush and claims that it is his fault, but he later gets suddenly captured by Klaimjump Koopa, who invades the town and captures the miners. Mario, Luigi, and Princess Toadstool escape from the town while the townsfolk and Toad are being forced to dig for gold. Sometime later, they return to learn that the Klaimjump Koopa, the townsfolk, and Toad are in the gold mine. Meanwhile, Toad starts fighting with Klaimjump Koopa in the mine, but he fails. Mario wants to obtain [[Fire Flower]]s to save the townsfolk, and Calamity Clam reveals that they have to get past the tomato sauce mine to reach the Fire Flower mine. Calamity Clam wanted to take Mario to the pasta mine for lunch, but Princess Toadstool forces him to go to the Fire Flower mine. When they arrive at the mine, Mario and Luigi touch two Fire Flowers and become Super Mario and Super Luigi.


Later, the Mario Bros. punch through a wall near the gold mine and frightens the Snifits with fireballs, but Klaimjump Koopa captures Princess Toadstool in the meantime and leaves, riding a mine cart. Mario, Luigi and Toad then ride on another minecart to save her. During the chase, they pass through tunnels, and the Mario Bros. begin to lose their powers. They soon pull Princess Toadstool into their cart when reaching the tomato sauce mine. Klaimjump Koopa crashes through a green wooden gate, and he instead goes through the right path while the brothers go to the left one, passing him. Both carts later collide, and Klaimjump Koopa is launched towards a [[cactus]], hurting him. In the end, Mario and his friends celebrate Klaimjump Koopa's defeat back in the town.
Later, the Mario Bros. punch through a wall near the gold mine and frightens the Snifits with fireballs, but Klaimjump Koopa captures Princess Toadstool in the meantime and leaves, riding a mine cart. Mario, Luigi and Toad then ride on another minecart to save her. During the chase, they pass through tunnels, and the Mario Bros. begin to lose their powers. They soon pull Princess Toadstool into their cart when reaching the tomato sauce mine. Klaimjump Koopa crashes through a green wooden gate, and he instead goes through the right path while the brothers go to the left one, passing him. Both carts later collide, and Klaimjump Koopa is launched towards a [[cactus]], hurting him. In the end, Mario and his friends celebrate Klaimjump Koopa's defeat back in the town.
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*Throughout the episode, the [[Snifit]]s' masks change from white to blue several times, while [[Calamity Clam]]'s patch changes from yellow to green.
*Throughout the episode, the [[Snifit]]s' masks change from white to blue several times, while [[Calamity Clam]]'s patch changes from yellow to green.
*When [[Luigi]] says, "''And bye bye, us!!''", [[Mario]] is missing.
*When [[Luigi]] says, "''And bye bye, us!!''", [[Mario]] is missing.
**In the same scene, a part of [[Luigi Cap|his cap]] briefly turns the same color as his skin.
*When Klaimjump Koopa says, "''That's the end of those plumb-twerps!''", the [[Ostro]]'s head plume is missing.
*When Klaimjump Koopa says, "''That's the end of those plumb-twerps!''", the [[Ostro]]'s head plume is missing.
*When Mario and his friends arrive at [[Lonesome Mushroom]], the assay building changes from white to blue.
*When Mario and his friends arrive at [[Lonesome Mushroom]], the assay building changes from white to blue.
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==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Fre=La Grande Ruee vers L'Or
|Fre=La Grande Ruée vers L'Or
|FreM=The Great Road to Gold
|FreM=The Great Rush to the Gold
|FreC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLK2UQPdSig&list=PLaFoLvczabwZT9mEcsRppZJRvNoW4czwg&index=43 Super Mario Bros 043 La grande ruée vers l'or]</ref>
|Ger=Der große Goldmünzanrausch
|Ger=Der große Goldmünzanrausch
|GerM=The Great Gold Coin Rush
|GerM=The Great Gold Coin Rush
|Ita=Le monete d'oro
|GerC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDyJIl6GTVo&list=PLn0Cm-QzTZcYMFil7DnnbYQJlk7qccB4H&index=56 The Super Mario Bros Super Show! Folge 47 Der Showmaster / Der große Goldmünzenrausch]</ref>
|ItaM=The gold coins
|Ita=Le Monete d'Oro<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZdiQzG2VkQ Super Mario - Le Monete d'Oro]</ref>
|ItaM=The Gold Coins
|Por=A corrida do ouro
|Por=A corrida do ouro
|PorM=The gold rush
|PorM=The gold rush
|PorC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bxmo9zbzfEg&list=PLwzf4mOPE8BlhZQzQNfBFjrkJrrocv7kU&index=18 Super Mario Bros. Super Show! - A Corrida do Ouro / Apresentador de TV (Dublado)]</ref>
|Spa=La gran fiebre del oro
|Spa=La gran fiebre del oro
|SpaM=The great gold fever
|SpaM=The great gold fever
|SpaC=<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2l1kn_y8EIs La gran fiebre de las monedas de oro | Dibujos Para Niños]</ref>
}}
}}


Latest revision as of 04:37, September 20, 2024

The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! episode
"The Great Gold Coin Rush"
SMBSS Episode 38.jpg
Production number 143
Airdate November 7, 1989 (English)
December 5, 1990 (French)
Writer(s) David Bennett Carren
J. Larry Carroll
Plumber's Log # 1849
King Koopa's alter ego(s) Klaimjump Koopa
Cover song(s) "Money (That's What I Want)"
Replacement song(s) "Burn Baby Burn"
Title reference California Gold Rush
Live-action segment "Game Show Host"
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"The Great Gold Coin Rush" is the thirty-eighth episode of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! Its corresponding live-action segment is "Game Show Host."

Plot synopsis[edit]

At the start of the episode, Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, and Toad travel through the wild Wild West in a chariot pulled by Ostros while being chased by several Snifits and Klaimjump Koopa. They grab Piranha Plants and aim them at Mario and his friends' chariot, but Mario instead grabs a Cobrat and uses it to attack Klaimjump Koopa. However, Klaimjump Koopa shoots a fireball to destroy the ropes that are used to control the Ostros. This causes the Ostros to flee, and Mario and his friends later slide down a cliff. They later escape from their chariot. Klaimjump Koopa notices them at the bottom of the cliff, and goes after them.

Toad then spots a giant Warp Pipe leading to an unknown area, and he, Mario, Luigi, and Princess Toadstool decide to enter it. Klaimjump Koopa then tosses a Bob-Omb to destroy the entrance of the pipe. In the area under the pipe, Mario discovers a room filled with coins, and Princess Toadstool says it is the Lost Gold Coin Mine. Luigi is worried about getting out of the mine, though Mario says that they can dig a way out with shovels.

After digging out of the gold mine, they reach an apparently empty town. An elder then appears and introduces himself as Calamity Clam and reveals that the town is called Lonesome Mushroom. They later reach the assay office, where Toad puts all of his coins from the mine on the desk and calls for the assayer. The assayer turns out to also be Calamity Clam, and Toad asks him to tell them if the coins are real. He says that the coins are real, and yells out to miners outside as they look through the window. Klaimjump Koopa hears the noise and prepares to approach Lonesome Mushroom.

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Toad getting captured by Klaimjump Koopa
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Townsfolk mining Gold Coins for Klaimjump Koopa

Back in the town, many miners have come to dig for gold. Toad is unhappy about this gold rush and claims that it is his fault, but he later gets suddenly captured by Klaimjump Koopa, who invades the town and captures the miners. Mario, Luigi, and Princess Toadstool escape from the town while the townsfolk and Toad are being forced to dig for gold. Sometime later, they return to learn that the Klaimjump Koopa, the townsfolk, and Toad are in the gold mine. Meanwhile, Toad starts fighting with Klaimjump Koopa in the mine, but he fails. Mario wants to obtain Fire Flowers to save the townsfolk, and Calamity Clam reveals that they have to get past the tomato sauce mine to reach the Fire Flower mine. Calamity Clam wanted to take Mario to the pasta mine for lunch, but Princess Toadstool forces him to go to the Fire Flower mine. When they arrive at the mine, Mario and Luigi touch two Fire Flowers and become Super Mario and Super Luigi.

Later, the Mario Bros. punch through a wall near the gold mine and frightens the Snifits with fireballs, but Klaimjump Koopa captures Princess Toadstool in the meantime and leaves, riding a mine cart. Mario, Luigi and Toad then ride on another minecart to save her. During the chase, they pass through tunnels, and the Mario Bros. begin to lose their powers. They soon pull Princess Toadstool into their cart when reaching the tomato sauce mine. Klaimjump Koopa crashes through a green wooden gate, and he instead goes through the right path while the brothers go to the left one, passing him. Both carts later collide, and Klaimjump Koopa is launched towards a cactus, hurting him. In the end, Mario and his friends celebrate Klaimjump Koopa's defeat back in the town.

Characters[edit]

"Klaimjump Koopa"

Cast[edit]

Animation and continuity errors[edit]

  • When Klaimjump Koopa is seen from behind sitting on a pile of Coins, his pants are missing.
  • Throughout the episode, the Snifits' masks change from white to blue several times, while Calamity Clam's patch changes from yellow to green.
  • When Luigi says, "And bye bye, us!!", Mario is missing.
    • In the same scene, a part of his cap briefly turns the same color as his skin.
  • When Klaimjump Koopa says, "That's the end of those plumb-twerps!", the Ostro's head plume is missing.
  • When Mario and his friends arrive at Lonesome Mushroom, the assay building changes from white to blue.
  • When Mario and his friends are in the tomato sauce mine, Calamity Clam's hat is red instead of brown.
  • When the Snifits try to capture the Mushroom miners, their hats are all different colors.
  • When Mario and his friends are sent flying by the crash, the emblems on Mario and Luigi's caps are missing.
  • Before Klaimjump Koopa blows up the pipe, the Snifits are on their Ostros, but when the pipe blows up, the Ostros disappear.
  • When Mario and his friends walk towards the light, Princess Toadstool is in front of Toad, but in the next shot, she disappears.
  • Calamity Clam's badge only appears when he shows it to Mario and his friends.
  • When Super Luigi saves Mario from falling off the cart, he is colored like his normal form.
  • Despite Toad saying that his cart has last of the gold, when the screen moves, there is still a cart full of gold.
  • Initially, Mario and Luigi shoot one fireball at a time, but when showing the Snifits running away, the fireballs speed up.
  • Mario and his friends ride in the same mine cart when escaping, but when Mario pulls a lever attached to the cart, his friends disappear.
  • When zooming onto Klaimjump Koopa's face as he as about to crash into a mine cart, his hat and the top of his head are cut off.
  • At the beginning of the episode, the Ostros and the coach appear out of thin air.
  • When the Snifits use Piranha Plants to shoot fireballs at the coach, the spots on one Piranha Plant are missing.
  • While Mario and his friends ride the coach, Toad changes seats between shots.
  • When the Snifit grabs onto the coach, Princess Toadstool is missing.
  • When Mario fights the Snifit, he has a Cobrat, but when he sits back down by Luigi, the Cobrat disappears.
  • When Klaimjump Koopa chases after the coach, he has three Snifits with him, but in the next shot, there are four.
  • When it showed the Snifits shooting fireballs at the coach, one of the Snifit's masks is flashing.
  • When the Snifit catches up to the coach, it is far to the side of it, but in the next shot, it is right next to it.
  • When the coach is moving, the blue chest has a yellow lining on it, but when the coach crashes, the lining disappears.
  • Calamity Clam's miscolored hat

    Calamity Clam's miscolored hat

  • Klaimjump Koopa's missing pants

    Klaimjump Koopa's missing pants

  • Klaimjump Koopa's hat error

    Klaimjump Koopa's hat error

Profiles[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
French La Grande Ruée vers L'Or[2] The Great Rush to the Gold
German Der große Goldmünzanrausch[3] The Great Gold Coin Rush
Italian Le Monete d'Oro[4] The Gold Coins
Portuguese A corrida do ouro[5] The gold rush
Spanish La gran fiebre del oro[6] The great gold fever

Trivia[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!. Netflix. Retrieved June 23, 2020.
  2. ^ Super Mario Bros 043 La grande ruée vers l'or
  3. ^ The Super Mario Bros Super Show! Folge 47 Der Showmaster / Der große Goldmünzenrausch
  4. ^ Super Mario - Le Monete d'Oro
  5. ^ Super Mario Bros. Super Show! - A Corrida do Ouro / Apresentador de TV (Dublado)
  6. ^ La gran fiebre de las monedas de oro | Dibujos Para Niños
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