I have a question about that one in Super Mario World. If coins are spelling a message to the player, is that really breaking the fourth wall? It's not a character who knows they're in a video game. It might just be a message from Nintendo. Anyone agree? Disagree? Orangeyoshi. Sorry about not signing before.
- Sign your comments. Also, it breaks the fourth wall still because its a message from Nintendo to the player...
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That counts as breaking the fourth wall? It's not just when the character does it? Oh well. Now I know.Orangeyoshi 20:43, 9 January 2008 (EST)... wait, there's something else. I just beat the game in Super Mario World (well actually, the GBA version), and at the ending party at Yoshi's house, I'm pretty sure Princess Peach was waving to me. Has anyone else noticed this? Beacause it should be in that section, as well as the row of coins. Orangeyoshi 07:56, 20 January 2008 (EST)
I'm not sure, I do have the game (GBA), but I never noticed it.No, wait, I remember that everyone was waving yeah, remember that when they gather at the tree house and peach is waving and Mario and Luigi had 2 fingers up...File:MP3 GoldenMushroom.gif--Super mario fan 12:03, 20 January 2008 (EST)Super mario fan
Orangeyoshi 20:51, 21 January 2008 (EST) Yep, that's right. But we don't know if that happens in the original-- it probably does, but I don't have the guts to put it in myself. (Go to Talk: Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, and you'll see why not.)
I could do it. File:MP3 GoldenMushroom.gif --Super mario fan 15:38, 22 January 2008 (EST)Super mario fan
Hey, in Super smash bros. melee, when a player gets smashed into the T.v. screen, does that count as a fourth wall? File:MP3 GoldenMushroom.gif --Super mario fan 18:09, 24 January 2008 (EST)Super mario fan
I guess so. (Actually, it would be breaking the fourth T.V. screen!) By the way, do we know that the Peach-waving-Mario-Luigi-two-fingers-up thing doesn't happen in the original? We'd have to ask someone who played the original. Orangeyoshi
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In Mario kart DS/Wii the blooper is atacking the character because they go all black. (Covered with inky stuff)---More news from Shadow Yoshi)
I agree. It's probably showing ink to show what the character is seeing, and to have use for the item. I'll change it now. Fludd 14:22, 17 July 2008 (EDT)