Wait, so since Super Mushrooms have the eyes, are they just baby Toads?
Yes. It hasn't ever been canon if I recallSo does this mean that the Super Mario Brothers Super Show has just been made non-canon?
EXCUSE ME???We've known for years that it's simply a hat-like growth, similar to Yoshi's shoes
Welp
Presumably the Mushroom part is some kind of cartilage or cartilage-like fungal growth that is analogous to human hair growth.
Wait, so since Super Mushrooms have the eyes, are they just baby Toads?
For now Toad hasn't appeared in Smash as a playable character, but maybe he has used a move like that in other games that I'm not aware of? Hopefully someone can chime in.Hmm that may be true. Does Toad have a headbutt move in Super Smash Bros?
It's called magic. The Penguin Suit transform's Mario's arms into thin penguin arms, but I'm not seeing anyone argue his arms are fake.
It's called magic. The Penguin Suit transform's Mario's arms into thin penguin arms, but I'm not seeing anyone argue his arms are fake.
Haha, wow.
I mean, duh? No one considers those Zelda cartoons canon.So does this mean that the Super Mario Brothers Super Show has just been made non-canon?
Was it ever "canon" (for as much canon as the series has)?So does this mean that the Super Mario Brothers Super Show has just been made non-canon?
What did you expect from a series based on magic mushrooms?Toad does not have a hat, it's his head,...
Bowser Jr.'s mother is an old crazy Japanese man,...
The Mario universe is weird as fuck.
The head is squishy.
Like this, but with a full helmet:The head is squishy.
Just picture someone in real life rocking a huge afro and then wearing a hat. It's the same.
Not necessarily. Nintendo could be on some Arthur shit
I never wanted to believe that Toad was some short old man with thinning hair wearing a gigantic mushroom hat to cover up his Male Pattern Baldness. I prefer it to be part of him, like a real Mushroom. Glad they confirmed it, but I never really doubted it was part of his head.. It fits the Mario world much more like that.
We've known for years that it's simply a hat-like growth, similar to Yoshi's shoes.
No way I'm living in that fucking universeSo does this mean that the Super Mario Brothers Super Show has just been made non-canon?
It's a way of reaffirming dominance over the lore so that future third party projects (upcoming movie...) won't be loosely interpreting their own canon.Mario never came from Brooklyn.
Toad's mushroomhead was never a hat.
The Koopa Kids were never Bowser's children.
Nintendo is slowly but surely killing the childhoods of all those who believed the cartoon's lore to be canon.