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|greaterloc = [[Mushroom World]] | |first_appearance="[[The Unzappables]]" | ||
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Crime Land is a | '''Crime Land''' is a location only shown in the ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'' episode "[[The Unzappables]]". Many locations in it appear adult-oriented, such as bars and clubs. It is industrialized, and shows that it has close to [[Real World]] technology. | ||
The living conditions appear poor and the houses and corporations appear bent out of ordinary shape. Trash cans and trash are seen throughout the episode, and the law enforcement is poor. | The living conditions appear poor and the houses and corporations appear bent out of ordinary shape. Trash cans and trash are seen throughout the episode, and the law enforcement is poor. | ||
When Bowser is about to throw Mario and his friends off the edge of a bridge, Toad breaks the fourth wall and says, "Let us go, Al Capone!" Thus insinuating the location is modeled around America in the 1920's. | When Bowser is about to throw Mario and his friends off the edge of a bridge, Toad breaks the fourth wall and says, "Let us go, Al Capone!" Thus insinuating the location is modeled around America in the 1920's. | ||
[[Category:Cities and Towns]] | |||
[[Category:Places]] | |||
Revision as of 23:28, October 8, 2008
Crime Land is a location only shown in the The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! episode "The Unzappables". Many locations in it appear adult-oriented, such as bars and clubs. It is industrialized, and shows that it has close to Real World technology.
The living conditions appear poor and the houses and corporations appear bent out of ordinary shape. Trash cans and trash are seen throughout the episode, and the law enforcement is poor.
When Bowser is about to throw Mario and his friends off the edge of a bridge, Toad breaks the fourth wall and says, "Let us go, Al Capone!" Thus insinuating the location is modeled around America in the 1920's.
