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Mouser's accent is German (possibly Austrian), not French. --[[User:The Iconoclast|The Iconoclast]] ([[User talk:The Iconoclast|talk]]) 05:39, 5 December 2012 (EST) | Mouser's accent is German (possibly Austrian), not French. --[[User:The Iconoclast|The Iconoclast]] ([[User talk:The Iconoclast|talk]]) 05:39, 5 December 2012 (EST) | ||
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We don't have an article for King Koopa's cartoon appearance, it's covered under the main [[Bowser]] article. Nor do [[Tryclyde]] or the specific [[Koopa Troopa]] in the higher ranks of the Koopa Pack. Why is this any different? This is literally the '''only''' page, aside from [[Klump]] and [[Krusha]] that I can think of to have a separate article for the cartoon appearance. Given the game version was lacking in the "personality" department, that makes this especially pointless, as unlike, say, [[Morton Koopa Jr.]], there isn't a huge disparity with opposite personalities. The game counterpart was never specified to even be a species. Yes, ''Doki Doki Panikku'' had three differently-colored Mousers while ''Super Mario Bros.'' had two and all later versions had one shared palette for all Mousers, but that doesn't make this article any more relevant. This is just a video game boss with a hard-to-define central-to-western European accent. The most striking difference here is that he has a flesh-colored muzzle instead of a green one, but again, Koopa was at a far worse disparity. Also I'd like to point out that the Nintendo Comics System version is sufficiently covered ''nowhere'', and I seem to recall it once was at some point. I think this very problem may have led to it disappearing.<br> | |||
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Revision as of 05:45, November 1, 2017
Um, why is this guy categorized under royalty? He was a servant of King Koopa, yes, but he had no royal title. -- Booster
NM, I realized that he's royalty in the comic "A Mouser in the Houser". -- Booster
Mouser's accent is German (possibly Austrian), not French. --The Iconoclast (talk) 05:39, 5 December 2012 (EST)
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We don't have an article for King Koopa's cartoon appearance, it's covered under the main Bowser article. Nor do Tryclyde or the specific Koopa Troopa in the higher ranks of the Koopa Pack. Why is this any different? This is literally the only page, aside from Klump and Krusha that I can think of to have a separate article for the cartoon appearance. Given the game version was lacking in the "personality" department, that makes this especially pointless, as unlike, say, Morton Koopa Jr., there isn't a huge disparity with opposite personalities. The game counterpart was never specified to even be a species. Yes, Doki Doki Panikku had three differently-colored Mousers while Super Mario Bros. had two and all later versions had one shared palette for all Mousers, but that doesn't make this article any more relevant. This is just a video game boss with a hard-to-define central-to-western European accent. The most striking difference here is that he has a flesh-colored muzzle instead of a green one, but again, Koopa was at a far worse disparity. Also I'd like to point out that the Nintendo Comics System version is sufficiently covered nowhere, and I seem to recall it once was at some point. I think this very problem may have led to it disappearing.
Proposer: Doc von Schmeltwick
Deadline: November 15, 2017, 23:59 (GMT)
