Painter
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Painter is a minor Mushroomer character that appears in The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3. He is Baker's cousin, and the pair make their sole appearance in the episode "True Colors". Painter appears as a man with red overalls and red-tinted skin, with the spots on his eye-covering cap resembling paint splotches.
Description
Painter, along with Mario, Luigi, and the other Mushroom people, was hit by the Koopa Color Goopa that Cheatsy and Kooky were spreading all over the Mushroom Kingdom. He is first seen painting a wall for one of his jobs, with his body tinted red. When Kooky, disguised as a blue-tinted Mushroom person, begins painting over his wall in the midst of him working, Cheatsy proclaims that the blue Mushrooms "just don't get along very well with the reds." The pair goads him and everyone else hit by the Koopa Color Goopa into having a "red versus blue" rumble tomorrow morning, pitted the Mushroom people against each other.
The Mushroom people arrive for the rumble the next day, with several of them still unclear on the reasons they had to fight their relatives; Painter in particular calls the rumble a terrible idea. The rumble almost starts up regardless, and just as it was about to begin, Mario and Luigi rush in to warn the Mushroom people that Princess Toadstool might've fallen in a warp drain and needs their help. The Mushroom people rush over to Toad to find Princess Toadstool, who was unharmed and glad that everyone was off the battlefield. Mario then takes the opportunity to give a speech, stating that they are all Mushrooms no matter of what color they are. Painted was then reunited with his cousin Baker; though the Koopa Color Goopa was shown to be wearing off near the end, Painter is not seen after this point, so it is unclear what his exact appearance is without its effects.
