Drop of Violet Dew

(I want to share my head-canon how Pacman would be an older parental / mentor / hero for Klonoa )

The Golden Fruit Tree

Klonoa was deep in thought as he traveled around the village to look for Pacman..

He found Pacman leaning against the golden fruit tree set in the center of the Pac-Village.

“Hey Pacman?” called out Klonoa.

“Yeah Kiddo?” replied Pacman who's eyes were shut.

“I'm sorry.” said Klonoa.

“What is there for you to be sorry about?” asked Pacman.

“It's about Junior and Yum-Yum.” explained Klonoa, “I never told you about them before because I promised to keep their relationship a secret so I can protect them.”

They were silent for a moment.

“Do you remember when we first met I said to you everything I knew in the past was lie?” said Klonoa.

Pacman nodded but still didn't look at him.

Klonoa sighed.

“I remembered how I felt when my best friend Huepow who I have trusted with my life had secretly placed memories in my head that wasn't real.” Klonoa continued, “An old man had played the role of my Grandpa. He is may not be my biological family, but he was real to me.”

Klonoa wiped his eyes with the back of his glove.

“Huepow had done those things to protect me and to make sure we would save his world.”

He leaned against the tree with Pacman.

“We saved Huepow's world from Ghadius but in order for everything to restore balance all things and people who don't belong in that world had to leave.”

Klonoa pointed at himself.

“I was the one who had to go.”

He stood up to leave.

“If you don't want me to stay with you and your family in this world anymore then I'll go-”

Pacman hugged Klonoa.

“No don't go..” he said, “You’re just a kid and yet you went through too much.”

He winked at him.

Description: Luigi does a light show with his thunderhand powers for Mario, Toad, Princess Peach, and Donkey Kong based on Boney M.'s Rasputin song in Princess Peach’s courtyard.

Rated pg13 for some dark lyrics.

Link to part 3 here

After Mario and Luigi's adventure, their dad apologized for not having enough faith in his sons and made amends with them.

Their mom, on the other hand, invited her sons and their new friends to stay and have dinner. Despite being more crowded in the house, she made sure Mario and, especially, Luigi had something to eat.

The parents had helped their sons move into the Mushroom Kingdom to be on their own. It was sad for them to let Mario and Luigi go out into the world but they trust that the brothers will keep each other safe as long as they're together.

One day, while doing their daily job of fixing a pipe, they heard a voice singing in the distance. Mario and Luigi took a break to investigate the source of the voice. They were shocked that it was Donkey Kong who sang something like "I'm nobody's hero" from the Donkey Kong TV show. At first, Donkey Kong was embarrassed to be discovered singing, but the brothers assured him that his voice was great and very talented, which showed that Kong is more than a guy who just smashes things.

Mario and Luigi used their Italian accents that they had done for their plumbing commercial, to tease Bowser, which he found irritating. The brothers decided to continue to use their accents and mixed some Italian gibberish around Bowser to mess with him whenever he caused trouble again.

In the Mario 64 game, Bowser ordered a Lakitu to carry a camera so he could spy on the plumber. Mario is smart enough to know Bowser is watching him, so he makes sure he uses his iconic Italian accent on camera while Lakitu records it to annoy Bowser further.

This is just going be a part 1 of my favorite Nintendo fan animations I had found online. The contents belong to their rightful owners. I won’t write an excessive summary of the videos because the creators’ will want views. Links to their channels will be provided too.

The first is by  Alex Henderson Animation  which is about King K. Rool from the Donkey Kong Country games. This is his villain song years after defeat.

Next is an Earthbound music video by SaganYee  It summed up pretty well of the story for the second game in the Mother trilogy.

This is a cute Kirby animation by kekeflipnote.

I am not involved in the creation of Hullabaloo, but it would be cool if news of the movie spread around online a lot more. It’s not exactly like Lackadaisy, but if you like action-packed stories that have 2D animation with a steampunk setting, then please give this a try. James Lopez’s team worked a long time on it, and it looks interesting.

Here’s a link to their website:

If Peach decides to visit Brooklyn, she may need the plumbers to help navigate the area and learn how to socialize with other humans, just as she did for Mario by showing him the ropes of the Mushroom Kingdom.

The reason she’s great at the training course is because it’s her own level, which she designed. Princess Peach has a kind of Super Mario Maker technology that she used in the movie. If Luigi, Mario, or anyone else were given the tools for the level design, they could make their own and give her more of a challenge to pass the courses. They could compete for high scores to see which person could complete their levels the fastest.

She believes that koopas are evil, but the plumbers could later meet good ones, which would convince her that not all of them serve Bowser.

Peach needed Toad’s help to hide the ice power in the bouquet so no one else during the wedding would notice it.

Donkey Kong saved Peach and Toad from being crushed by debris when they arrived in Brooklyn.

She kicked a koopa shell to knock the power star away from Bowser and his minions so Mario would have enough time to grab it before they did.

The movie would have been a little better if the ending wasn’t rushed and showed Peach thanking the others for helping her.

The next head canon is an expansion of the magic mushroom effect from part 2.

Mario had eaten a lot of mushrooms during the training course, to the point that they gave him a cartoony side effect. That is why Mario was able to withstand some of Bowser's punches in the movie without any broken bones. Whatever other injuries he had were healed by the power star.

The reason Mario and Luigi had not moved out of their home in their 20s in the beginning of the film is because it is Italian tradition to stick close together with their family. Also, the very low wages Spike had given the brothers for their work are not enough to sustain them. That is why they had saved all their money for their own independent plumbing business, hoping to one day strike out on their own. Spike had antagonized the brothers because he felt like the cash he had given them was a waste and could have been spent on something else.

Princess Peach at one point offered the brothers a chance to become  Mushroom Kingdom’s knights. The brothers declined and said they are satisfied by being just her plumbers.

The dog had forgiven Luigi and Mario for not only saving him from falling out of a window but also for their gift of bones to the canine. They offered sometimes to walk the dog outside at a park, and enjoyed playing catch with a Frisbee there too.

It’s based on someone else’s post I found on Reddit.

(If I make a Part 2 of this post it would cover ideas for Sonic Heroes vs. Bowser. Since I like both Mario and Sonic franchises, I’ll try my best to make these brainstorms as accurate as possible.)

Power-ups for invincibility like the super star and the seven chaos emeralds, etc. will not be included to make the characters fight based on their own merits.

It makes their fight more interesting and ensures that it does not end prematurely.

Mario and Luigi would attempt to help the Sonic Heroes fight Bowser alongside them but would be blocked from proceeding by Eggman.

Since Eggman would already know Sonic and Mario can both jump on their enemies, the scientist would have his machine have spikes on the roof of his robot so the plumbers won’t stomp on it.

He could use a machine like the one he used for a battle in Sonic 3. Here’s a Google image I found as an example.

With his machine, he can intimidate the Mario Brothers, which will make them think outside the box to stop him.

It would be cool if Mario and Luigi would use their RPG fighting styles to combat Eggman. They would be equipped with their hammers and their elemental abilities like Mario’s fire and Luigi’s thunder.

Eggman would be very agitated that the plumbers would be jumping around constantly and avoiding some of his strikes. He can grab and use the spikes on brothers with his robot to weaken them.

If one of the twins goes down, the other will carry him until there is an opening to give him a mushroom to restore his life or health.

Luigi would ask his brother, How are we going to get past Eggman? It’s urgent that they get back to helping the Sonic Heroes fight Bowser now.

Next, Mario may devise an Advance move and inform his brother of his plan. Luigi would reflect Mario’s fighting stance, showing that he understood what his brother wanted him to do.

Advanced moves are an expansion of their normal attacks that they can use to fight tougher enemies. They take longer to perform, but if executed just right, the brothers can do greater damage to their enemies.

One of their moves in the Super Star Saga game Mario Bros. is called Chopper Bros. Luigi would give his brother a boost, and Mario would hit his opponent repetitively with his hammer while spinning.

Eggman may have his roof protected but not realized the robot’s weak spot.

Together, Mario can use his hammer to break the robot’s windshield at the front, and Luigi could use his thunder to malfunction Eggman’s robot from below.