I Know Where You Live King Koopa

"	KOOPA PACK! ATTACK!	„
	~ King Koopa ordering his minions to battle in the Super Mario Bros. Super Show.

"	He who koops and runs away gets to koop another day!	„
	~ King Koopa whenever making his escape.

"	I'll go those plumbers!	„
	~ Rex Koopa during the intro to The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. iii.

King Bowser Koopa, better known as King Koopa, Koopa, King Dad, and various other aliases, is the main antagonist of all iii cartoon series' based on the Super Mario Bros. video games, equally well as the titular protagonist villain of King Koopa's Kool Kartoons. He is the tyrannical ruler of Nighttime Country, leader of the Koopa Pack, father of the Koopa Kids and arch-nemesis of Mario, Luigi, Princess Toadstool, Toad and Yoshi. He is (somewhat loosely) based on both Bowser and Wart from the original games.

He was voiced past the tardily Harvey Atkin in all of his animated appearances, and portrayed by the belatedly Christopher Collins, who also voiced Cobra Commander, Beetle, Sandman, Starscream, D'Etch, and Mr. Burns, and later Patrick Pinney, who also played Sylvester (in Robot Craven), in King Koopa's Kool Kartoons.

Contents

• 1 Biography
  • 1.1 Past
  • 1.ii The Super Mario Bros. Super Show
  • ane.three The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. iii
  • 1.4 Super Mario Earth
• two In Other Media
  • ii.one Male monarch Koopa'south Kool Kartoons
  • ii.2 Nintendo Comic Organization
    • two.2.1 The Fable
    • ii.2.two Merely Desserts
    • 2.2.3 Piranha-Round Sue
    • 2.ii.4 Beauty and the Beach
    • 2.2.5 Magic Carpet Madness
    • 2.two.6 Bedtime for Bleed-Head
    • 2.2.7 Expose Most Proper
    • ii.2.8 Duh Stoopid Flop!
    • 2.2.9 Cloud Outburst
    • 2.ii.10 The Buddy System
    • two.2.11 Information technology's Always Off-white Weather
    • 2.two.12 The Revenge of Pipe Ooze!
    • 2.two.13 Tanooki Suits Me
• 3 Personality
• 4 Differences from Bowser
• 5 Quotes
• 6 Gallery
  • 6.1 Images
  • 6.2 Videos
• seven Trivia
• viii Navigation

Biography

Past

As stated past Herlock Solmes in The Adventures of Sherlock Mario, when Bowser Koopa was young, he was cowardly bully who the other koopas never allow play with them and gave the nick-proper name, "lizard-lips". He too had urinary incontinence until he was twelve and flunked kindergarten so many times that he established a world tape for it.

In adult years, Bowser somehow established himself as the tyrannical king of the unabridged Koopa race and other species, such as the Goombas, Piranha Plants, Shy Guys, etc. He also evidently sired seven children, which included the brutish Dandy Koopa, the talkative Big Mouth Koopa, the devious Cheatsy Koopa, the inventive Kooky Von Koopa, the vain Kootie Pie Koopa, and the twins, Hip and Hop Koopa.

The Super Mario Bros. Super Show

As shown by the intro, Rex Koopa had nearly conquered the unabridged Mushroom Kingdom, and was on the verge of attaining consummate control by capturing its ruler, Princess Toadstool and her assistant, Toad, who he had cornered on a cliff with a platoon of his minions. All the same, just earlier Koopa could grab her, he appallingly noticed the heroic plumbers, Mario and Luigi suddenly appearing from a warp piping leading from their world to the Mushroom Kingdom. After witnessing them inadvertently defeat his army, Koopa was forced to make a hasty retreat.

Since then, King Koopa has constantly attempted to kidnap the princess again and once more, often with the help of his assistant, Mouser and his other liutenants, Tryclyde, Clawgrip and Fry Guy, but was ever thwarted by the Mario Bros, who act as her bodyguards as they traversed the land, liberating the various territories of the Mushroom Kingdom from Koopa's command while also searching for a way to bulldoze the evil monarch out of the kingdom for skillful. Sometimes, the threat Rex Koopa posed often shifted, as, in some instances, he would only appear as a minor badgerer while in others he would conquer or come close to destroying cities, towns, or fifty-fifty planets.

In nearly every episode, King Koopa adopted various unlike aliases based on what he was doing or planning on doing to aggrandize/enforce his rule, with almost all of said aliases being a parody of a real-life figure or a famous fictional graphic symbol. Some of the most notable of these aliases are Count Koopula, Professor Kooparity, The Pied Koopa, Dr. Koopenstein, Koopenstein's Monster, Koopfinger, The Sheriff of Kopingham, Koopa Nemo, Koop-zilla, Darth Koopa, Moon Man Koopa, Kool Koopa, Approximate Koopa, Warden Koopa, King O'Koopa, Koopa Klaus, Red Businesswoman Koopa, Rappin' Koopa, El Koopitan, Klaimjump Koopa, Karate Koopa, Barra-Koopa, Kolonel Van Koop, Kangaroo Koopa, Rex Goo Goo Ga Ga Koopa, Rex of the Road Koopa, Helm Koopa, Giant Koopa, Emperor Augustus, Septemberus, Octoberus Koopa, Alley Koop, Koopa Kahn, Blackbeard Koopa, Redcoat Koopa, Al Koopone, Koop Tut, Baton the Koopa and Robo Koopa. Sometimes, he would wear a costume without an change ego or disguise himself to impersonate others. Towards the end of every episode, Koopa would exist defeated (more often than not in a very humiliating way) and would lose whatever stronghold of the Mushroom Kingdom he had, although he would sometimes manage to evade capture, usually by the aid of a Magic Potion that would transport him to a warp zone.

The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3

In the sequel series, it is established that, sometime betwixt the events of the ii series, Mario and Luigi managed to defeat and afterward imprison Koopa inside a Banishment Zone before sealing information technology off with ten grand bricks, finally freeing the Mushroom Kingdom from his dominion before returning to Brooklyn. But afterward, much to anybody's shock, Koopa somehow escaped his imprisonment and in one case again attacked the Mushroom Kingdom with his newly built Doom Ship. In improver, he has introduced his own children, the Koopa Kids, as the newest commanders of his ground forces. Koopa was able to cement his rule in the foreboding Dark State region of the Mushroom Kingdom, where he and his children resided in their palace, and has continued to devise new plans to to consolidate the rest of the country under his clawed pollex. Faced with his return, the Mario Bros. came out of retirement to once again defend the Mushroom Kingdom against the evil Koopa family.

Knowing how his past direct confrontations with the plumbers had gone in the past, Koopa operated well-nigh all of his schemes through his minions and children and dropped his use of aliases entirely. While his goals of taking over the Mushroom Kingdom remained the aforementioned, Koopa'due south methods of doing so became noticeably stranger than what he had done in the previous serial, such as when he tried to have his children capture Prince Hugo the Huge by transforming them into behemothic ninjas and then he could turn the Prince into a poodle or when he tried to use a magical artifact called the Doom-Dancer music box to force everyone in the Mushroom Kingdom to dance. On top of wanting to conquer to the Mushroom Kingdom, Koopa expanded his goals to include the existent earth on a regular basis likewise, although he probable just wanted to practise and so in lodge to spite the Mario Brothers.

Aside from attempting to rule both the Mushroom Kingdom and the real world, a variety of Koopa's appearances involved him trying to teach his children how to go villains like himself, such as when he broke infamous criminal "Crime Wave" Clyde out of prison and hired him to teach them how to be criminals, or trying to please them (specifically Kootie Pie) at the expense of others. Like in the previous series, King Koopa would e'er be beaten towards the stop of the episode, supposedly beingness fully defeated in the episode "Super Koopa" (although this is merely considering it was the concluding episode produced).

Super Mario Globe

In the terminal cartoon series, King Koopa and the Koopa Kids, after beingness banished from the Mushroom Kingdom withal over again, somehow managed to escape into Dinosaur Land. Equally stated by Luigi in the episode "Mama Luigi" equally Mario, Princess Toadstool and himself attempted to take a holiday in Dinosaur Land, Koopa attacked and kidnapped the Princess, although he was defeated thanks to Yoshi and they decided to stay in Dinosaur Land as a result.

Koopa'southward goals are portrayed on a significantly smaller scale than in previous appearances, every bit he is simply ever shown trying to have control of Dinosaur Country, particularly Dome City, although it has no real benefits for him. In his last appearance in "A Lilliputian Learning", King Koopa was left in his chamber as it was rapidly filling with lava, meaning that he could have potentially met his demise, although this remains unconfirmed.

In Other Media

Male monarch Koopa's Kool Kartoons

In the brusque-lived spin-off series, King Koopa, in live-activeness form, takes over a television receiver studio with the help of his troops (children dressed every bit Koopas) and starts his ain program in which he both shows cartoons (all of which being public domain) gives out prizes to the children in the audience. In this serial, while Koopa retains the majority of his personality and appearance from Super Show, elements of these were inverse to make him more than believable equally a live-activeness character.

Nintendo Comic System

In the Nintendo Comic System comics, Rex Koopa (who, in later issues, would simply be chosen Bowser) again serves every bit the main and almost recurring antagonist of the Mario-themed issues (all of which are based on The Super Mario Bros. Super Evidence). Despite most of his appearances focusing on him trying to defeat the Mario Bros. or take over the Mushroom Kingdom, a scattering of comics would focus on Male monarch Koopa trying to sell his products, stating allegedly true facts about the Mushroom Kingdom, etc.

The Legend

In "The Legend" the tale of how Mario and Luigi first came to the Mushroom Kingdom and defeated Rex Koopa is shown.

Just Desserts

In "Merely Desserts", Male monarch Koopa creates a mirage machine and uses it to create a delusion of an haven in gild to lure the Mushroom Rex into a trap whilst he and the Mario Bros. are stuck in a desert. Upon getting the King to swim in the phony haven, King Koopa turns his machine off, taking the Male monarch back to his desert fortress earlier trying to ransom him off for ten million Koopabits. However, the brothers neglect to understand the instructions on the ransom note, causing King Koopa to angrily raise his fortress from under them, leading to Mario destroying his mirage motorcar and causing his fortress to explode.

Piranha-Round Sue

In "Piranha-Round Sue", King Koopa turns the Mushroom Male monarch into a chameleon using his magic wand, and, at the aforementioned time, his Piranha Plants send an extremely powerful plant named Piranha Sue to retrieve the Green Gecko Gem, a powerful gem with the power to generate a force-field effectually the one wielding information technology, and so they can exist gratis from his rule. After Mario retrieves a wand, Piranha Sue steals both it and the Greek Gecko Gem from him and Toad and claims that she volition dominion the world, although Koopa so appears and chokes her. Koopa, upon getting his easily on the jewel, deems it a cheesy trinket and notices that the name "Brooklyn Plumbing Novelty Company" inscribed on the wand that Piranha Sue stole. Koopa then presumably punishes Piranha Sue for attempting to betray him.

Dazzler and the Embankment

In "Beauty and the Beach", Koopa assumes control of a beach island under the allonym "Ka-Hoopa" and tricks the native Toads into throwing bombs into the island'southward volcano in guild to scare off the Trouters well-nigh the island. Subsequently Mario, Princess Toadstool and Toad launder ashore (their boat having been destroyed by the Trouters) they encounter King Koopa, who casually explains what he had been doing and that the Toads will be turned into an army of Fryguys by the volcano before leaving stating that the volcano will erupt in a thing of minutes. On his boat, King Koopa is shocked to encounter that the volcano didn't erupt similar he planned, due to Mario diverting the lava using bamboo pipes.

Magic Carpet Madness

In "Magic Rug Madness," Koopa prank calls King Toadstool while he is tending his garden, his trip to the phone causing him to rail mud beyond the castle'southward rug, which Princess Toadstools and then scolds him for. After Princess Toadstool calls a carpeting cleaner, Koopa sends three Pidgets to the castle under the guise of carpeting cleaners, while he fills the cleaner with Flight Rug Juice. Koopa watches from a window and later the roof as Toadstool flies out of her castle'due south skylight, and so into the air. However, Koopa's plan falls apart when the hypnotized Princess Toadstool crashes into his stuffed. Koopa is last seen whining on the ground, having crashed into the ground and formed a hole.

Bedtime for Drain-Head

In "Bedtime for Drain-Head," King Koopa kidnaps Toad (although this happens prior to the story), however, a sleepwalking Mario, assertive himself to be his favorite comic book hero Dirk Drain-Head, breaks in to his Castle and beats him up to the bespeak where he calls a truce to avoid being beaten further. Koopa, Toad and the withal sleepwalking Mario caput back to Toadstool's Castle, where Male monarch Koopa is seen serving the male monarch, Wooster, and Toad grape sodas with little umbrellas upon Luigi and Princess Toadstool's arrival. The rex then commends Mario by giving him a slap on the back, waking him up, and Koopa, realizing that Mario had literally beaten him in his slumber, storms off with anybody else, leaving Mario solitary to continue reading his Dirk Bleed-Caput comics.

Expose Almost Proper

In "Expose Most Proper," when the king'southward adviser Wooster supposedly commits treason, he is kidnapped by Koopa Troopas and brought to Koopa'due south Castle, where he feeds Koopa and his minions so much junk nutrient that they become overweight and enter a country of hibernation.

Duh Stoopid Bomb!

In "Duh Stoopid Bomb!," King Koopa, along with several minions and an incognito Toad, attend a meeting in which a Shy Guy presents the Stupid Bomb, a device that releases a gas that makes anyone inhaling it stupid for several hours. A Snifit later tells Koopa that Mario and Luigi set off a Stupid Bomb they took on themselves. At first, Koopa is displeased by the news only then is happy, explaining that they will probably set up off more bombs on the rest of the population. Koopa then presents the Smart Bomb, a bomb that volition not only reverse the effects of the Stupid Flop but volition too make the i who inhales its gas highly intelligent. Just then, the Snifit takes i of the bombs and explodes it on his easily, and, using his newfound intelligence, usurps Koopa and dumps him into Fryguy Kindergarten, where he is crowned by a grouping of over-excited Fryguys.

Cloud Outburst

In "Cloud Burst," Koopa is seen explaining to an clustered army in World 3 that he has recently been robbed of several Koopabits and even his crown and that they should be on the lookout for the traitor, who is later on revealed to be Lakitu and his cloud/partner Fluffy. While on a mission to reclaim Princess Toadstool'due south stolen crown, Mario runs into Koopa (who is wearing a hat) and several minions. Every bit Koopa interrogates Mario for the location of his crown and coin, Luigi, upward above, pulls an escape hatch on Fluffy open up, causing himself, the Lakitu, and all the stolen items to fall to the footing, Lakitu bonking Bowser on the caput and knocking him unconscious.

The Buddy System

In "The Buddy System," King Koopa plans to blow up the underground's primary water piping in order to start upwardly a taxi service to replace the soon-to-be-useless surreptitious. However, due to Lemmy's stupidity, the plan fails equally he uses four bombs on the wrong water pipe, and the catastrophic explosion causes King Koopa and a nearby Mario to exist blown toward a Mouser colony. The Mousers then capture the pair, chaining them together, and Koopa (subsequently the mice call Mario the more intelligent of the duo) explains his programme. Notwithstanding, the Mousers then show him the real master water pipe, and fifty-fifty accident it upwardly as a sit-in to how they would do it, flooding the cloak-and-dagger.

King Koopa so attempts to escape using a Warp Pipe, just Mario explains that the pipes shut off subsequently the water reaches a certain level. Both Mario and Koopa and then head back and piece of work together to shut off the h2o main, and, once this is washed, the emergency drain activates. Upon reaching the in a higher place ground, Mario and Koopa fight, using a plunger and a tree branch respectively, however, Lemmy so interrupts the fight past bringing in another bomb, and he clumsily drops information technology; the flop misses the duo, just cuts the chain keeping them together. Male monarch Koopa then angrily chases after Lemmy.

It's Always Off-white Weather condition

In "It's Always Fair Weather," Koopa is seen storming effectually the Mushroom Kingdom fair grounds, annoyed that he is beingness mistaken for Luigi inside a Bowser conform at the douse tank. Koopa then notices a group of hot air balloons, and decides to take out his acrimony past using his helicopter'due south propeller blades to accident them away. However, they are then rescued by Mario, who transforms into Raccoon Mario for the first time. After landing, Mario is given a kiss by Princess Toadstool, although, the lovestruck plumber stumbles into Koopa, causing him to lose his raccoon abilities. Despite this, Mario is still able to defeat Koopa by activating the cyclone once more, ironically sending him flying into the pool for the "Dunk the Bowser" attraction.

The Revenge of Pipe Ooze!

In "The Revenge of Pipe Ooze!," Koopa supervises Lemmy'southward ambush exam, which they determine to practise at the Almanac Dirk Bleed-Head Function-Playing Game under the disguise of hotdog vendors (their only form of disguise being fake mustaches). The Mushroom King and Toad, cosplaying as Pipe Ooze and Muck respectively, caput over to their hotdog stand where Lemmy and Bowser knock them out and steal their costumes, Lemmy deciding to ambush Mario, who is role-playing as Dirk Bleed-Head.

Afterwards, Koopa uses a catapult to launch Lemmy at Mario, questioning why his son isn't paying taking in his "evil villain lessons." However, the deadfall fails, and Koopa attacks a Piranha Institute who insulted his son before. Koopa so takes Lemmy onto a pipe and orders him to attack, however, when Lemmy asks if he can function-play first, Koopa yells at him, but so apologizes, granting him 2 minutes to have fun. Koopa then assists Mario and Luigi in their attempt to deed out Dirk Drain-Head #287 by chirapsia up Koopa. Once this is over, Luigi (who recognizes Pipe Ooze to exist Koopa instead of the male monarch) convinces him to aid him become Mario'southward spirit back past pretending to exist agape of him, since Luigi's being Dirk attracted several fans. The ruse works, and Mario gain to vanquish up Koopa. Lemmy and Koopa then leave their costumes and sneak away. Lemmy asks if attacking his own father counts toward passing the deadfall test, and Koopa tells him that it does, besides giving him extra credit for attacking a close family member. The two and then head off to get some food and balance.

Tanooki Suits Me

In "Tanooki Suits Me," afterward stealing fine art from the Mushroom Kingdom's fine art gallery, a grouping of Mice sell the art to Koopa for l Koopabits, however, unknown to them, the art was far more than valuable and Koopa actually intended to sell the fine art to Wart for a higher price. Upon sending the Mice away by telling them that the police force were knocking at the door, Koopa prepares to sell the stolen fine art to Wart for five million Koopabits. Unbeknownst to Koopa, Mario (who had accidentally turned himself into a statue using his Tanooki adjust and was mistakenly stolen) transforms dorsum into Tanooki Mario and, not recognizing the plumber in his Tanooki form, Mario convinces Wart that the paintings and statues are actually worthless products from the Apook Corporation, and that they will transform into raccoons as well in a few minutes. Angered by the revelation, Wart fights with Koopa while Mario escapes with the stolen art on a forklift.

Personality

Koopa is often dishonest and treacherous, as well as sadistically enjoying doing really horrid things, including trying to ruin Christmas for anybody, equally he saw information technology equally a "Bah Humkoop". While Koopa is not beyond keeping his discussion, he frequently does break it. Koopa will not hesitate to dispose of those who have outlived their usefulness to him. As seen in the episode Crimes R Us, Koopa's justification for turning on Clyde is that he, had his fingers crossed when he agreed to split everything stolen equally, thus allowing Koopa to cut Clyde out of the deal later on; These sort of justifications are unremarkably employed logic for Koopa to get-away with most anything as far as he is concerned. His exact traits shift wildly though from episode to episode. He even takes on other villains and becoming an even bigger threat to the country they were targeting.

Differences from Bowser

• The most obvious difference from his video game counterpart, King Koopa'due south design is based heavily on Bowser's sprite in the original game and consists largely of the color green, although Bowser looks nothing like this in the manual or post-obit games. He likewise lacks hair and wears a golden crown and only wears two spiked armbands instead of four and no spiked neckband around his neck.
• King Koopa does not possess the power to breathe or shoot fire, ane of Bowser'south virtually notable traits, and instead uses his various magic wands or minions for long ranged attacks. In the intro to Super Mario World, he notably throws a fireball at the Brothers while escaping.
• While Bowser is usually portrayed as having a securely rooted infatuation with Princess Peach, Male monarch Koopa is never shown as having this trait and instead would rather kill or sell Princess Toadstool off if he saw no demand in having her effectually, something that Bowser would never do.
  • He did, however, endeavour to ally the princess in "Practice You lot Princess Toadstool Take This Koopa...?", though only to become the legal ruler of the Mushroom Kingdom, and even bankrupt Toadstool's status that he would set the Mushroom people costless.
• While it has been confirmed that Bowser is not the biological begetter of the Koopalings (although it is possible that he could've adopted them) King Koopa is seen as the biological father of the Koopa Kids.
• Although Bowser has never fully succeeded in conquering the Mushroom Kingdom, during the Mario Bros. Super Show, Rex Koopa actually did accept command over a big portion of the Kingdom until he was defeated and driven out by the Mario Brothers. In The Adventures Of Super Mario Bros. iii, information technology was revealed that he moved to Darkland. In the Super Mario World series, he and his kids moved to Dinosaur World.
• In order to employ the Mario Brother'southward power-ups, King Koopa had to use a special pendant created by Kooky and be in the real world, however, every bit shown in games such as Super Mario 3D Globe, Bowser can use them just equally hands as the brothers can.
• Rex Koopa, in Super Show and the Nintendo Comic System, was the leader of the viii Bit Guild as part of his Koopa Pack instead of Wart, just Bowser has no relationship with the 8 Bit Club.
• Bowser, despite his roughshod nature, is shown in games such every bit Super Mario RPG and Bowser's Within Story to actually care about the lives and well existence of his minions, although Rex Koopa rarely treats any of his minions with kindness or respect outside of Mouser on some occasions.
• King Koopa is shown to be extremely cowardly on various occasions, and almost e'er runs when confronted by the Mario Brothers (specially in the subsequently cartoons), while Bowser almost never runs from a confrontation with the Mario Brothers.

Quotes

Gallery

Images

King Koopa

King Koopa every bit "Koopa Nemo".

Rex Koopa taking over Brooklyn.

King Koopa and the Koopa Kids.

Male monarch Koopa plotting to take over the real world.

King Koopa in his Koopa Clown Car.

Videos

King Koopa'due south Finest Quotes from the Super Mario Bros Super Bear witness

King Koopa Quotes from the Adventures of Super Mario Bros 3 cartoon

King Koopa quotes from Super Mario Earth

Trivia

• In the Nintendo Comics System, information technology is unsaid that Rex Koopa is either affiliated with or the possessor of the Apook Corporation, a visitor that creates and sells virtually of the Mushroom Kingdom'south commercial products, due to the fact that the name "Apook" is "Koopa" spelled backward. In addition, Male monarch Koopa uses his design from the Mario cartoons.
  • Despite this implication, Mario and his allies use products from the Apook Corporation on multiple occasions, making it possible that Koopa truly is unrelated to the company.
• Coincidentally, King Koopa'due south plot to marry Princess Toadstool in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show episode "Do Y'all Princess Toadstool Take This Koopa....?" parallels Bowser'southward similar plan in Super Mario Odyssey. Although the episode predates the game by more than twenty-eight years.
• In the episode "The Adventures of Sherlock Mario", the character Herlock Solmes, when asked about Koopa, states that he is a cross between a lizard and an inferior species of toad, has a encephalon smaller than a peanut, holds the world tape for flunking kindergarten the almost times and moisture the bed until he was twelve. Whether all this is truthful or not is arguable, as Solmes was trying to insult Koopa, although Mouser implies that his deductions had a caste of accuracy.
• In Mario Golf for the Nintendo 64, one of Bowser'south costumes is based on Rex Koopa'south color scheme. This also happens in Super Smash Bros. 4 and Super Boom Bros. Ultimate where Rex Koopa's color scheme appears as one of Bowser'southward alternating costumes.
• Rex Koopa's Koopa the Kid alter-ego in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show episode, "Butch Mario and the Luigi Child" bears a striking resemblance to Bowser's "Bowser the Brash" costume in Western Land of Mario Party two.
• In the Swedish dub of the episode "'Princess Toadstool for President" Koopa says "Din jäv..." but stops himself. This marks one of few times a cuss word is used in the series as jäv is the kickoff letters of a Swedish profanity.
• King Koopa's final physical appearance is "A Little Learning" while he, Mario, and Princess Toadstool only announced in a flashback in the concluding Super Mario World episode "Mama Luigi".
• This iteration of Koopa is a composite of Bowser and Wart.
  • He has the physical shape and personality of King Koopa, as well as the coloration, and crown from Wart. Not to mention the eight Bits appear among his minions, who were Wart's minions in Super Mario Bros. two. As the original plan was to have both characters as villains, but they ended upward being merged together in the final product.

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