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"'''King Scoopa Koopa'''" is the sixth episode of the ''[[Super Mario World (television series)|Super Mario World]]'' animated series. This episode could be seen as social commentary on fast food franchises and obesity in the United States, which became a serious issue by the turn of the 21st century. It can also be a commentary on addiction, such as [[Luigi]] and [[Yoshi]] stealing a treasure chest to feed their unhealthy habit. This episode is notable for being the only episode where a [[Roulette Block]] and a [[Super Mushroom]] appear. Chronologically, this is the last episode to use [[Yoshi]]'s original design before being redesigned with a more anthropomorphic appearance that more closely resembles his official game artwork. Despite this, "[[The Night Before Cave Christmas]]" (episode 411), produced later than this episode (405), uses his original design. | "'''King Scoopa Koopa'''" is the sixth episode of the ''[[Super Mario World (television series)|Super Mario World]]'' animated series. This episode could be seen as social commentary on fast food franchises and obesity in the United States, which became a serious issue by the turn of the 21st century. It can also be a commentary on addiction, such as [[Luigi]] and [[Yoshi]] stealing a treasure chest to feed their unhealthy habit. This episode is notable for being the only episode where a [[Roulette Block]] and a [[Super Mushroom]] appear. Chronologically, this is the last episode to use [[Yoshi]]'s original design before being redesigned with a more anthropomorphic appearance that more closely resembles his official game artwork. Despite this, "[[The Night Before Cave Christmas]]" (episode 411), produced later than this episode (405), uses his original design. | ||
== Plot == | ==Plot synopsis== | ||
As [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]] serves lunch to [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]], which turns out to be vegetable-filled sandwiches, Mario starts complaining about eating "rabbit-food" again. Subsequently, Mario begins to wonder where [[Yoshi]] is, as he never misses lunch. Soon after, a large roar is heard. This roar sends Mario, Princess Toadstool, and Luigi scurrying out of the [[Dome Castle]] to investigate. | As [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]] serves lunch to [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]], which turns out to be vegetable-filled sandwiches, Mario starts complaining about eating "rabbit-food" again. Subsequently, Mario begins to wonder where [[Yoshi]] is, as he never misses lunch. Soon after, a large roar is heard. This roar sends Mario, Princess Toadstool, and Luigi scurrying out of the [[Dome Castle]] to investigate. | ||