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Revision as of 23:11, October 11, 2024

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Extension Corps
Artwork of the Extension Corps from Mario & Luigi: Brothership
First appearance Mario & Luigi: Brothership (2024)
Leader Zokket
Members
Ecks
Ten
Shun
“Full Extension!”
Extension Corps, Mario & Luigi: Brothership

The Extension Corps is a trio of Zokket's direct subordinates who are the secondary antagonists in Mario & Luigi: Brothership. The trio consists of Ecks, Ten, and Shun,[1] and their names are a pun on the word "extension."

Description

Each member of the Extension Corps is based on a different type of electrical connector, which is reflected by their collective name, a pun on "extension cord". In the game's announcement trailer, the purple member attacks Mario and Luigi with an electrical orb in battle.

In addition to Ecks, the Extension Corps includes two other teammates. One is a lanky, purple miscreant who resembles a headphone jack composed of his head resembling a male connector and one of their arms resembling a female connector. His design is invocative stereotypical delinquent in Japanese culture. The other is a stout, turquoise ruffian whose body resembles a VGA connector. While it is known that these two are named Ten and Shun, it is unclear which is which as of October 11, 2024.

The Extension Corps share many similarities to the Best Fitness Friends from the Bowser Jr.'s Journey side mode of Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr.'s Journey, and have a similar eye design to Antasma from Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, the Dark Star from Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, and Princess Shroob from Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time.

Profiles

  • Website description:
    • English (British):
      Zokket and the Extension Corps
      A trio of troublemakers — Ecks, Ten and Shun — looking to cause problems for Mario and Luigi, while their mysterious leader schemes in the shadows over the downfall of Concordia.[2]
    • Japanese:
      ゾケット直属の手下。ルドルフ、ボルドー、トッドの3人。ゾケットに認めてもらおうと、マリオとルイージをあの手この手で倒そうと画策する。[3]
      (Translation: Zokkett's direct minions. "Rudolph", "Bordeaux", and "Todd". They plan to defeat Mario and Luigi by any means necessary in order to gain Zokket's approval.)

Gallery

Names in other languages

Extension Corps

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ボルドルド隊[?]
Borudorudo Tai
The Voldoldo Squad;「ボルドルド」being a partial voicing and repeating of「ボルト」(boruto, "volt")
Chinese (traditional) 波魯多魯多隊[4]
Bōlǔduōlǔduō Duì
Derived from the Japanese name
Dutch Extensiegroep[?] Extension group; pun in that a groep is also a circuit in an electrical installation
French (NOE) Disjoncteur[5] Circuit breaker
German Ausfall-Brigade[?] Outage Brigade, possibly referring to power outages.
Italian Skonnettieri[?] Portmanteau of Skonnet ("Zokket") and moschettieri ("musketeers") or guerrieri ("warriors")
Korean 볼티지 부대[8]
Bortiji Budae
Voltage Squad
Portuguese Batalhão de Extensão[6] Extension Batallion
Spanish (NOA) Comando Extensión[?] Extension Commando
Spanish (NOE) Comando Alargador[7] Extension Cord Commando

Ten

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ルドルフ[?]
Rudorufu
?
Spanish (NOE) Arga[9] From 'alargador' (extension cord), referring to the name of the Extension Corps.

Shun

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese トッド[?]
Toddo
?
Spanish (NOE) Gador[10] From 'alargador' (extension cord), referring to the name of the Extension Corps.

References