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|airdate=October 27, 1990 (English) <br> October 25, 1991 (French)
|airdate=October 27, 1990 (English) <br> October 25, 1991 (French)
|writer=Martha Moran<br>[[Phil Harnage]]
|writer=Martha Moran<br>[[Phil Harnage]]
|opening=None
|song="[[List of The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 songs#Blame It on the Rain|Blame It on the Rain]]" ({{wp|Milli Vanilli}})<br>"[[List of The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 songs#Girl You Know It's True|Girl You Know It's True]]" (Milli Vanilli)
|song="[[List of The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 songs#Blame It on the Rain|Blame It on the Rain]]" ({{wp|Milli Vanilli}})<br>"[[List of The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 songs#Girl You Know It's True|Girl You Know It's True]]" (Milli Vanilli)
|before=[[Do the Koopa|<<]]
|before=[[Do the Koopa|<<]]
|after=[[Mush-Rumors|>>]]
|after=[[Mush-Rumors|>>]]
}}
}}
"'''Kootie Pie Rocks'''" is the sixteenth episode of ''[[The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]]''; it aired alongside another episode of ''The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3'' entitled "[[Do the Koopa]]". [[Milli Vanilli]] guest stars, voicing themselves.
{{quote|Hello, New York!|Milli Vanilli}}
"'''Kootie Pie Rocks'''" is the sixteenth episode of ''[[The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]]''. It aired alongside another episode entitled "[[Do the Koopa]]."
 
In this episode, [[Milli Vanilli]] guest stars, voicing themselves, making it the only episode in the series where a guest star appears. It is also notable for being the only episode in the series without a title card, instead opening with a shot of some clouds. It was initially going to be named "Strawberry, Chocolate, or Vanilli?"<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20070225165353/http://www.shoutfactory.com:80/community/50/thread.aspx]</ref>


==Plot synopsis==
==Plot synopsis==
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[[File:Kootie Pie Rocks 2.jpg|thumb|Kootie Pie expecting Milli Vanilli.]]
[[File:Kootie Pie Rocks 2.jpg|thumb|Kootie Pie expecting Milli Vanilli.]]
At Kastle Koopa, Milli Vanilli is reluctantly introduced to Kootie Pie. She develops a crush on Rob, and Kootie Pie kisses him several times, which disgusts him. Rob and Fab try to leave, but Kootie Pie tells them that they cannot, and demands for them to perform a private concert just for her right away. When they refuse, Kootie Pie pulls out her [[magic wand]], and threatens to transform Rob and Fab into a pair of accountants, to which the two laugh "Accountants? That is a good one!" Annoyed, Kootie Pie makes good on her threat and transforms Milli Vanilli into accountants, to which they shout out, "No! We are nerds! We are dweebs!" Fab tells Kootie Pie to turn them back to normal, but Kootie Pie refuses and tells them that they are stuck in [[Dark Land]] forever. Rob and Fab try to escape, but two [[Sledge Bro]]thers block the exit.
At Kastle Koopa, Milli Vanilli is reluctantly introduced to Kootie Pie. She develops a crush on Rob, and Kootie Pie kisses him several times, which disgusts him. Rob and Fab try to leave, but Kootie Pie tells them that they cannot, and demands for them to perform a private concert just for her right away. When they refuse, Kootie Pie pulls out her [[magic wand]], and threatens to transform Rob and Fab into a pair of accountants, to which the two laugh "Accountants? That is a good one!" Annoyed, Kootie Pie makes good on her threat and transforms Milli Vanilli into accountants, to which they shout out, "No! We're nerds! We're dweebs!" Fab tells Kootie Pie to turn them back to normal, but Kootie Pie refuses and tells them that they are stuck in [[Dark Land]] forever. Rob and Fab try to escape, but two [[Sledge Bro]]thers block the exit.


[[File:Kootie Pie Rocks 3.jpg|thumb|left|Rob and Fab, having been transformed into accountants.]]
[[File:Kootie Pie Rocks 3.jpg|thumb|left|Rob and Fab, having been transformed into accountants.]]
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==Animation and continuity errors==
==Animation and continuity errors==
*At the beginning of the episode, when Cheatsy is spying on the Mario Brothers, Toad, and Princess Toadstool, his face is colored orange when he leaves.
*Most of the background music and sound effects in this episode are muffled, while many sound effects are missing, such as the sound played for scene transitions.
**This also happens when Cheatsy asks "What good side?"
*Before [[Larry Koopa|Cheatsy]] climbs down a trellis, his face is the same color as his body. This also occurs with his head when he asks, "''What good side?''", along with [[Wendy O. Koopa|Kootie Pie]] being briefly layered over [[Bowser|King Koopa]].
*When Princess Toadstool states "Next stop, the real world!" at the beginning of the episode, her right ear is flashing.
*In his initial appearance, [[Toad]] has his normal outfit instead of his suit.
*In some parts of the episode, Rob and Fab's voices are switched.
*When [[Mario]] and his friends are surprised by [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]], the stripe and bowtie on [[Luigi]]'s suit is colored green like the rest of the suit instead of pink, while the sleeves are Toad's suit are colored yellow instead of red. This also happens when Princess Toadstool is impressed by [[Milli Vanilli]]'s exit.
*Despite Koopa telling Cheatsy he is going to help him capture Milli Vanilli, Cheatsy does absolutely nothing to help him; he only appears in the Doomship.
*When Mario asks if Princess Toadstool's outfit is appropriate, his hair is colored black like Luigi's instead of brown. This also happens when Princess Toadstool is impressed by Milli Vanilli's exit.
*During the concert, some of the audience members' clothes flash, such as one lady's pants going from dark green to bright green, but that could be due to stage lighting.
*When Princess Toadstool says, "''Next stop, the real world!''", her right ear flashes.
*Some of the audience members have no nose, though this is usually intentional for characters who are farther away from the screen.
**In the same scene, part of her shirt briefly turns the same color as her hair.
*When Mario says, "How come we don't get this kind of applause when we do good plumbing?", Luigi's sideburn is painted green when he turns his head to face Mario.
*When Mario catches Princess Toadstool, his shirt is briefly colored red instead of white while the stripe on it is missing.
*In both the beginning of the concert and the ending, a sign outside mistakenly says "Preseting Milli Vanilli" instead of "Presenting Milli Vanilli".
*When King Koopa dodges what Kootie Pie throws at him, part of the rim of his shell turns the same color as the rest of the shell.
*Luigi's pink bow tie stays the same color for all of the scenes where he is shown with it on, except for the scene when Princess Toadstool exclaims "Whoa, what an exit!", where it is green.
*When Kootie Pie says that it is nice to be able to keep Milli Vanilli, her bracelets are colored gray instead of yellow. This also happens when Kootie Pie says that Rob and Fab are not accountants.
*When Milli Vanilli are brought to Castle Koopa, Cheatsy says "Welcome to Kastle Koopa!" However, he is not seen in the next shot; in fact, he does not appear in the episode at all after the kidnapping in New York.
*Throughout the episode, Rob's necklace changes color several times.
*When Kootie Pie says to Rob "I really dig your dreadlocks", her eyes are black with white pupils instead of blue with black pupils as they usually are.
*At the beginning of the concert and the end of the episode, a sign misspells presenting as "preseting."
*When Kootie Pie threatens to turn Rob and Fab into accountants, the wand is teal, but while they are laughing, the wand turns pink. After transforming them, the wand turns teal again.
*When Mario says he has never seen so many tonsils in his life, the woman in front on the left has her left arm constantly cropped.
*At the end of the episode when the stadium sign is shown, "PRESENTING" is misspelled as "PRESETING".
*When Milli Vanilli's song starts, Toad's suit is missing.
*In some scenes, Rob and Fab's voices are switched.
*During the concert, some of the audience members' clothes flash.
*During the concert, some of the audience members' noses are missing, though this is usually intentional for characters who are farther away from the screen.
*When Mario asks Luigi why they do not get as much attention as Milli Vanilli when doing a good job, Luigi's sideburns are the same color as [[Luigi Cap|his cap]].
*Due to the changes in later airings, King Koopa's mouth moves with no sound before he chuckles.
**In the same scene, he instantly turns to Cheatsy without movement.
*When King Koopa starts laughing, his hand is holding the [[Bowser's Airship|Doomship]]'s steering wheel, but it is completely layered in front of it.
*When a woman tries to make contact Milli Vanilli, Rob has his hand outstretched, but in the next shot, it is Fab.
*When Princess Toadstool says that Milli Vanilli has been kidnapped, her lower body is missing.
*When Mario says that they can save Milli Vanilli, the red linings on his suit turn white like his gloves.
*When Kootie Pie grabs Milli Vanilli, the band on Fab's suit changes to the color of Rob's. This also occurs when she turns them into accountants.
*When Kootie Pie stops Milli Vanilli from leaving, her underbelly is colored brown instead of cream.
*When Kootie Pie says that she likes Rob's dreadlocks, her eyes are black instead of blue.
*When Kootie Pie threatens to turn Rob and Fab into accountants, her [[Magic wand|wand]] is blue, but when they laugh, it turns pink.
*When Rob and Fab make fun of Kootie Pie's threat, their mouth movement is unsynchronized.
*When Mario says they will help Milli Vanilli, part of his face is unpainted above his right eye.
*When Mario and his friends run over to Milli Vanilli, the sleeves on Toad's shirt are missing while his and Luigi's shoes are pink instead of purple.
**When they are shown running a second time, Luigi is instantly put right behind Princess Toadstool when they are about to reach Milli Vanilli.
*When Kootie Pie whines about having a band, the screen shakes.
*When Princess Toadstool asks who is going to sing with her and her friends, her sclerae are the same color as her skin.
*When Kootie Pie says that the accountants are Milli Vanilli, her shell is colored green like her dress instead of pink.
*When Milli Vanilli is changed back to normal, the light around them is misplaced.
*When Mario and his friends start playing, Toad's shirt is briefly colored blue instead of purple,
*When Kootie Pie runs to King Koopa, the background loops incorrectly.
*When King Koopa says that [[Bowser's Castle|his castle]] sounds better without the music, the spikes on his tail are colored orange instead of white.
**In the same scene, King Koopa he can be seen wearing earmuffs, but they disappear for the rest of the scenes.
*When Kootie Pie is saying the music had to end sometime, King Koopa is moving his arm for some reason.
 
<gallery>
TAoSMB3 Kootie Pie Rocks error.png|Cheatsy's miscolored face
TAoSMB3 Kootie Pie Rocks error 2.png|Cheatsy's miscolored head
TAoSMB3 Kootie Pie Rocks error 3.png|The misspelled sign
</gallery>


==Edited reruns==
==Edited reruns==
"Kootie Pie Rocks" was aired just before it was revealed that Milli Vanilli only lip-synched their songs while taking credit for other people's singing. As a result, the songs were cut from reruns of the episode, replaced with the [[Mega Move]] instrumental that also replaced several other songs in ''The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3''. Several other changes were made as well, such as any mention of or reference to Milli Vanilli's songs (such as the first half of Koopa's line "Blame on the rain? HA HA! Blame it on King Koopa!", a reference to Milli Vanilli's {{wp|Blame It on the Rain}}) and Mario's line about starting their own band at the end of the episode. However, the original scenes and music remain uncut in the Greek, Italian, Spanish, Swedish, and Brazilian Portuguese versions (the Brazilian Portuguese version even has the songs translated).
"Kootie Pie Rocks" was aired before it was revealed that [[Milli Vanilli]] only lip-synced their songs while taking credit for other people's singing. As a result, in later airings, the songs were replaced with the "[[Mega Move]]" instrumental, and all references to Milli Vanilli's songs were removed. However, the original version of the episode is used in the Greek, Italian, Spanish, Swedish, and Brazilian Portuguese dubs, with the Brazilian Portuguese dub even translating the songs.


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
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|Por=O Rock da Kootie Pie
|Por=O Rock da Kootie Pie
|PorM=Kootie Pie's Rock
|PorM=Kootie Pie's Rock
|Fra=La groupie
|Fre=La groupie
|FraM=Groupie
|FreM=Groupie
}}
}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*This episode does not open on an in-game screenshot of ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'', like every other episode of ''The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3''. Instead, it appears on a shot of two clouds. This is also one of the two episodes where the Grass Land intro is played with a down-tempo mix, with the other being, "[[Oh, Brother!]]" where it plays 3 times during the episode.
*This episode is one of the two episodes where the [[Grass Land]] intro is played with a down-tempo mix, the other being, "[[Oh, Brother!]]."
*This episode initially was going to be named "Strawberry, Chocolate, or Vanilli?"<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20070225165353/http://www.shoutfactory.com:80/community/50/thread.aspx]</ref>
*The stadium where the concert takes place looks like the {{wp|Shea Stadium}} in [[New York City]], which was the home of Major League Baseball's New York Mets from 1964 to 2008.
*After being transformed into accountants, Rob and Fab are threatened again to be turned into beetles. In response, Rob quips, "Great, who wants to be a band from the 1960s?" a reference to {{wp|The Beatles}}.
*When a woman tries to reach [[Milli Vanilli]] while they are being kidnapped by the Koopas, she and Fab touch each others' fingers, a reference to the 1982 science-fiction film ''{{wp|E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial}}''.
*The stadium where the concert takes place looks like {{wp|Shea Stadium}} in [[New York City]], which was the home of Major League Baseball's New York Mets from 1964-2008.
*After being transformed into accountants, Rob and Fab are threatened to be turned into beetles. In response, Rob says, "''Great, who wants to be a band from the '60s?''", a reference to {{wp|The Beatles}}.
*Mario's made-up traveling backup band, "Backups 'R' We" is a spoof on the toy store chain {{wp|Toys "R" Us}} and its spinoff stores.
*[[Mario]]'s made-up traveling backup band, "Backups 'R' We," is a parody on the toy store chain {{wp|Toys "R" Us}} and its spinoff stores.


==References==
==References==
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