The title of this article is official, but it comes from a non-English source. If an acceptable English source is found, then the article should be moved to its appropriate title.
"Wart steht unter Strom" is a two-page comic published in the 5/1991 issue of the German Club Nintendo magazine. The comic serves as a small lesson in recycling.
Plot synopsisEdit
The cartoon features "Wart," who is actually Bowser given an incorrect name, playing some sort of Super Wart Land-like game (since it features him as the protagonist) on a Game Boy while outside. Just as he is seemingly about to finish the game, the batteries of his Game Boy expire. Annoyed, he throws them away, and they land right in front of Mario's shoes just as he appears with Princess Toadstool. He rebukes Wart and reminds him that batteries are not to be thrown away but to be disposed of in containers. This makes Wart even angrier, resulting in a fight between the two of them. However, Wart soon gets electrified by his batteries, and Princess Toadstool sneers at him. In the end, Mario's advice is to use a Battery Set in order to protect the environment. The still-flashing Wart replies that he is just about to get one.
Names in other languagesEdit
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| German | Wart steht unter Strom[1] | Name is ambiguous; can be translated in English as either "Wart is tensed up" or "Wart is electrified" |