The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!

The Super Mario Brothers Super Show was an American television series, which is based on the video game character, Super Mario.

Structure of each episode

Super Mario episodes

Each episode of the series ran on the same scheme: The first and last minute of each episode consisted of the so-called Mario Bros. Plumbing sitcom in a Live Action Mario (played by Lou Albano ) and a Live Action Luigi (played by Danny Wells ) in wrong-headed situations arrive. After the first of the two sitcom segments it comes to Super Mario Bros. cartoon, an animated segment which is largely based on the video game adventures of Super Mario Bros. 2. Bowser, known in the series after his official title of King Koopa, tried in every episode to catch Princess Toadstool or tear their beloved Mushroom Kingdom itself. After the animated segment is followed by another short sequence of the Mario Bros. Plumbing sitcom.

The- Legend -of- Zelda - episodes

After the first 52 episodes for the series dealt in the animated segment with the adventures of Mario and his friends, was going around in the last 13 episodes the story of Link and his fight against Ganon. As with the Super Mario Bros. cartoon ran each sequence according to the same scheme: Ganon has a new plan forged the Triforce of Hyrule to steal and it is always at Link and Princess Zelda stop him.

Synchronization

Home video releases

In the 1990s there were several VHS releases about the series, which are now sold out. Since 2007, several episodes of Super Mario segments are available on DVD.

Continuations

The series was continued in 1990 under the title Super Mario Bros. 3 and 1991 under the title Super Mario World.