Super Mario Brothers, One of the best video games in all history marked a very important period in this industry and also among all lovers. “Nintendo 64”. Adapted into movies and TV series due to its reputation, and conditioned into a manga, it is about the disturbing origin of mushrooms that reveal many secrets, one of which brings extra life with it. for the player and Mario.
For fans of that game it was a relief to find one of these. green mushroom Getting an extra life according to 3D games Lat and keep beating the hardest levels of the title.
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For this reasona netizens wondered He turned to a manga for his answer to where these magical mushrooms came from and his extremely disturbing.
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The Twitter account @marioBrothBlog currently has 212,227 followersis defined as a profile that shares dark and exclusive content from the game in question. This blog has revealed an image of ‘Mario 64’ confirming that ‘Super Mario’ green mushrooms have grown from dead ‘Marios’ corpses, causing the comments on this social network to ‘explode’.
This image consisted of a 1996 manga illustration., According to the report, it depicts the life and death cycle presented in this video game.
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“A 1996 ‘Super Mario 64’ manga suggests that ‘1-Up’ mushrooms grow from the bodies of ‘dead Marios’ and continue the cycle of life and death,” he wrote on Twitter. .
Broadcast already multiple 145 thousand likes and 1,944 comments, where netizens expressed how impressed they were to see these pictures of one of their favorite video games from all gamers.
This account adds that these manga are full of jokes and eccentric theories, so this should be taken more as an experiment, perhaps in the future Nintendo, the company that created this video game, Expose or reject this theory given by a manga from 1996.
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