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The '''Boom Boom Bar''' is a nightclub in [[Dinohattan]] from the [[Super Mario Bros. (film)|''Super Mario Bros.'' film]]. The Boom Boom Bar is named after the recurring boss [[Boom Boom]], who debuted in ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]''.
The '''Boom Boom Bar''' is a nightclub in [[Dinohattan]] from the [[Super Mario Bros. (film)|''Super Mario Bros.'' film]]. The Boom Boom Bar is named after the recurring boss [[Boom Boom]], who debuted in ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]''.


After [[Princess Daisy (film character)|Princess Daisy]]'s [[Meteorite piece|necklace]] is stolen by [[Big Bertha (film character)|Big Bertha]], [[Mario (film character)|Mario]] and [[Luigi (film character)|Luigi]] track the woman to the Boom Boom Bar, where she works as a {{wp|bouncer (doorman)|bouncer}}. [[Iggy (film character)|Iggy]] and [[Spike (film character)|Spike]] spend their time drinking at the bar, waiting for Mario and Luigi to retrieve the meteorite (Luigi had earlier made a deal that they give back Daisy to the Mario Bros in exchange for the meteorite). However, after the cashier alerts [[Lena]] of the Mario Brothers' presence, there is a [[Goomba (film)|Goomba]] raid. In addition, Iggy and Spike ended up arrested due to drunkenly voicing their true feelings about Koopa and desiring to overthrow him. Big Bertha aids Mario and Luigi in their escape from the Boom Boom Bar by using her [[Thwomp Stomper]]s.
After [[Princess Daisy (film character)|Princess Daisy]]'s [[Meteorite piece|necklace]] is stolen by [[Big Bertha (film character)|Big Bertha]], [[Mario (film character)|Mario]] and [[Luigi (film character)|Luigi]] track the woman to the Boom Boom Bar, where she works as a {{wp|bouncer (doorman)|bouncer}}. [[Iggy (film character)|Iggy]] and [[Spike (film character)|Spike]] spend their time drinking at the bar, waiting for Mario and Luigi to retrieve the meteorite (Luigi had earlier made a deal that they give back Daisy to the Mario Bros in exchange for the meteorite). However, after the [[Hat Check Girl]] alerts [[Lena]] of the Mario Brothers' presence, there is a [[Goomba (film)|Goomba]] raid. In addition, Iggy and Spike ended up arrested due to drunkenly voicing their true feelings about Koopa and desiring to overthrow him. Big Bertha aids Mario and Luigi in their escape from the Boom Boom Bar by using her [[Thwomp Stomper]]s.
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Revision as of 22:29, August 20, 2022

Boom Boom Bar
The Boom Boom Bar as depicted in the Super Mario Bros. film.

The Boom Boom Bar is a nightclub in Dinohattan from the Super Mario Bros. film. The Boom Boom Bar is named after the recurring boss Boom Boom, who debuted in Super Mario Bros. 3.

After Princess Daisy's necklace is stolen by Big Bertha, Mario and Luigi track the woman to the Boom Boom Bar, where she works as a bouncer. Iggy and Spike spend their time drinking at the bar, waiting for Mario and Luigi to retrieve the meteorite (Luigi had earlier made a deal that they give back Daisy to the Mario Bros in exchange for the meteorite). However, after the Hat Check Girl alerts Lena of the Mario Brothers' presence, there is a Goomba raid. In addition, Iggy and Spike ended up arrested due to drunkenly voicing their true feelings about Koopa and desiring to overthrow him. Big Bertha aids Mario and Luigi in their escape from the Boom Boom Bar by using her Thwomp Stompers.

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Trivia

  • A deleted scene would have taken place at the Boom Boom Bar, where Iggy and Spike drunkenly perform an anti-Koopa rap song. This would have then be followed up by the arrest of Iggy and Spike, still present in the final cut.[1] During this scene, the Boom Boom Bar visitors would have performed a dance in sync, with Mario and Luigi attempting to blend in poorly. According Super Mario Bros. Trading Cards, the dance they are performing in this deleted scene is called the "Dactyl". The naming of this dance stems from Pterodactyl, a type of dinosaur.

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