Toad's House (comic)
"Toad's House" is a one-page comic from the Super Mario Bros. No. 2 issue of the Super Mario Bros. series of comics. As its title implies, the comic features an overview of the items Toad stores in his house.
Summary[edit]
The comic is mainly an overview of all of the items Toad keeps in his house. The top of the comic shows Princess Toadstool driving Mario to Toad's house, with the latter commenting that this is a good idea. The Princess agrees with Mario's statement, explaining that he loves to store things for her. To the right is King Toadstool pulling a dolly holding a stack of containers, one of them being a gray chest likely for himself.
The center of the comic features Toad's house, with bubbles pointing to the container an item is stored in, with the bubbles themselves naming the item that is stored in the container. Items included include the following:
- A Super Mushroom, located in a red chest on the fourth floor.
- The king's crown collection, located in two large white chests on the fourth floor.
- A Jugem's Cloud, located in a small white chest on the fourth floor.
- A Fire Flower, located in a white chest on the third floor.
- A Starman, located in a white suitcase on the third floor.
- A Frog Suit, located in a green chest on the third floor.
- A Magic Whistle, located in a red box on the third floor.
- A Tanooki Suit, located in a metal white box on the third floor.
- Mario's plumbing equipment, located in a small white box on the third floor.
- An Anchor, located in a red chest on the third floor.
- A Music Box, located in a yellow suitcase on the third floor.
- A Hammer, located in a gray suitcase on the third floor.
- The Princess's dress collection, located in a pink chest on the second floor.
The bottom-left corner of the comic features Luigi using a wheelbarrow to carry another pink chest, presumably for the Princess. The bottom-right corner features an exhausted Toad, who is resting against a log while wiping his face, explaining that he feels relieved that, since he has finally stored everything, he can now relax, unaware that more containers are being shipped to his house.
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Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Portuguese | A casa do Toad[1] | Toad's house |
