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==Information== | ==Information== | ||
{{MIM info header}} | |||
{{MIMPC info | |||
|boy=Hulkomania...those guys with the topknots often weigh in at 400 pounds. | |||
|tourist=They wear only a belt, but there is a catch, that goes around his waist before the match. | |||
|reporter=Kokugikan Arena is in the Ryogoko area. The sumos there wear that traditional apron purchased by loyal fans. | |||
|scientist=A Shinto roof hung over a clay circle, under which sumo has been a tradition since 200 AD. Ready to wrestle? | |||
|officer=The Sumo Association has been worrying silly. Their champion, without his apron, has been fairly chilly. | |||
}} | |||
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{{MIMSNES info | |||
|boy=Hulkomania...those guys with the topknots often weigh in at 400 pounds. | |||
|tourist=They wear only a belt, but there is a catch, that goes around his waist before the match. | |||
|reporter=Kokugikan Arena is in the Ryogoko area. The sumos there wear that traditional apron purchased by loyal fans. | |||
|scientist=A Shinto roof hung over a clay circle, under which sumo has been a tradition since 200 AD. Ready to wrestle? | |||
|officer=The Sumo Association has been worrying silly. Their champion, without his apron, has been fairly chilly. | |||
}} | |||
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{{MIMNES info | |||
|boy=Hulkomania...those guys with the topknots often weigh in at 400 pounds minus their loincloth. | |||
|tourist=That apron won't help the wrestlers stay in the ring. | |||
|reporter=They wear only a belt, but there is a catch, that goes around his waist before the match. | |||
|scientist=Look for a Shinto roof hung over a clay circle, under which sumo has been a tradition since 200 AD. Ready to wrestle? | |||
|officer=The Sumo Association has been worrying silly. Their champion, without his apron, has been fairly chilly. | |||
}} | |||
|} | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The boy's information on the Sumo Apron references former American wrestler {{wp|Hulk Hogan}} and {{wp|WrestleMania}}. | *The boy's information on the Sumo Apron references former American wrestler {{wp|Hulk Hogan}} and {{wp|WrestleMania}}. | ||
Revision as of 10:35, September 4, 2024
| Sumo Apron | |
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 SNES  NES | |
| First appearance | Mario is Missing! (1992) |
A keshō-mawashi is an apron worn by high-ranking sumo wrestlers during the ring-entering ceremony of a sumo match. One, referred to as a Sumo Apron, appears as an item in the PC, SNES, and NES versions of Mario is Missing!. It is stolen from Kokugikan Arena in Tokyo by a Koopa Troopa, and must be returned by Luigi.
Information
| Person | Quote |
|---|---|
| PC version | |
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"Hulkomania...those guys with the topknots often weigh in at 400 pounds." |
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"They wear only a belt, but there is a catch, that goes around his waist before the match." |
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"Kokugikan Arena is in the Ryogoko area. The sumos there wear that traditional apron purchased by loyal fans." |
|
"A Shinto roof hung over a clay circle, under which sumo has been a tradition since 200 AD. Ready to wrestle?" |
|
"The Sumo Association has been worrying silly. Their champion, without his apron, has been fairly chilly." |
| SNES version | |
|
"Hulkomania...those guys with the topknots often weigh in at 400 pounds." |
|
"They wear only a belt, but there is a catch, that goes around his waist before the match." |
|
"Kokugikan Arena is in the Ryogoko area. The sumos there wear that traditional apron purchased by loyal fans." |
|
"A Shinto roof hung over a clay circle, under which sumo has been a tradition since 200 AD. Ready to wrestle?" |
|
"The Sumo Association has been worrying silly. Their champion, without his apron, has been fairly chilly." |
| NES version | |
|
"Hulkomania...those guys with the topknots often weigh in at 400 pounds minus their loincloth." |
|
"That apron won't help the wrestlers stay in the ring." |
|
"They wear only a belt, but there is a catch, that goes around his waist before the match." |
|
"Look for a Shinto roof hung over a clay circle, under which sumo has been a tradition since 200 AD. Ready to wrestle?" |
|
"The Sumo Association has been worrying silly. Their champion, without his apron, has been fairly chilly." |
Trivia
- The boy's information on the Sumo Apron references former American wrestler Hulk Hogan and WrestleMania.
