Wizard King of the West

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Wizard King of the West
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Species Human
First appearance The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 ("A Toadally Magical Adventure") (1990)
“Luigi! Mario! Those cruddy Koopas are gonna capture my wand if you don't stop them!”
Wizard King of the West, "A Toadally Magical Adventure"

The Wizard King of the West is a king who appears only in the The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, in the episode, "A Toadally Magical Adventure". His name is a reference to the Wicked Witch of the West, a character from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.

He is first mentioned by his messenger arriving at the Ace Magic Wand Factory, where his wand is made and ready to go. The wandsmith delivers it to the messenger and the messenger goes through a trapdoor to deliver it to the Wizard King of the West. The Wizard King of the West is watching this by his crystal orb, impatient now to see his wand done by commenting, "I've been waiting for that slowpoke to finish that wand for 50 years," meaning he ordered the construction of it 50 years ago.

After commenting that, he sees Cheatsy Koopa in the crystal ball plotting to steal that wand by watching the action through a telescope. After seeing that, he plans to send Mario and Luigi an urgent message.

Mario and Luigi happens to be at their house, trying to drain all the water in the bathtub. Then, the Wizard King of the West's message appears and Luigi happens to notice it. Luigi mentions this fact to Mario and Mario comes to inspect it. The Wizard King of the West urgently tells Mario and Luigi about the Koopa's plot of stealing the wand. Toad accidentally steps on the wrench and the message is drained, but not before the Wizard King of the West tells where the ambush site is: a waterfall pond.

The Wizard King riding on his snail Faster Lightning.

Shortly after Mario and Luigi foil the Koopas' ambush plan, the wand safely arrives at Mario and Luigi's house. Toad wants to use the wand but the messenger says that only qualified members are going to be using the wand. The Wizard King is watching this event through his crystal ball. He agrees with the messenger and he sets out to get his wand by riding on his snail, Faster Lightning, which he arrives at the end of the episode.

He arrives when the Koopas leave and Kootie Pie says, "Let's koop out of here," with the Wizard King agreeing with it. The Wizard King then uses a transporting laser on his wand (which is on Toad's hand at the time) to make the wand in his possession. He then uses the wand to lend the Mario Bros. a "hand" and then transforms the Pipe Monsters Toad created into a hand that grabs the Koopas and sends them hurtling back to their castle.

The Wizard King then reveals at the end of the episode he wants the wand to roast sausages and accepts Toad's apology for messing around with his wand by stating he only cares if he gets his wand.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Chinese (simplified) 西方的男巫大王[1]
Xīfāng De Nánwū Dàwáng
Wizard King of the West
Danish Trollkong på Vest[2] Wizard King of the West
Dutch Tovenkoning van het Westen[3] Wizard King of the West
Finnish Lännen Velho Kuningas[4] Wizard King of the West
French Roi Magicien de l'Ouest[5] Wizard King of the West
German Zauberkönig des Westens[6] Wizard King of the West
Italian Re Mago dell'Est[7] Wizard King of the East
Norwegian Trollmannkonge av Vest[8] Wizard King of the West
Polish Król Zachodniego Królestwa[9] King of the West Kingdom
Portuguese Rei Mago do Oeste[10] Wizard King of the West
Romanian Regele vrăjitor de la apus[11] Wizard king from where the sun sets
Spanish Rey Mago del Oeste[12] Wizard King of the West
Swedish Trollkarlskung för Väst[13] Wizard King of the West

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