Super Mario Bros. Movie - All 100+ Easter Eggs, Cameos, References
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- I take a look at all the Easter Eggs, Cameos, References & Things you might have missed in the Super Mario Bros. Movie
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At the final battle scene, once they shrink Bowser with a blue mushroom, they put him inside of a jar. I believe this is a reference to Super Mario 3D World, where in the credits you see Bowser trapped in a jar.
i am sure non mario fans would think something different after reading your comment lmao
Was thinking more Zelda with the jar thing
@@HeroSwagProductions Well, jars do play a role in various Zelda games, for catching fairies and stuff, but because they captured Bowser, it must be a reference to Super Mario 3D World for the Wii U.
@@HebiTan I am a Mario fan I was thinking that lmao
Wait THAT is what it was a reference to? I had it all wrong!
One of my favorite easter eggs was when the Toads guarding Peach’s castle stop Mario and tell him that the princess is in another castle😂 Cracked me up so much😂
Also I loved this movie so much, went to the premiere at my local cinema
I loved how Toad said they were messing with Mario which is how people nowadays treat that saying
One of the best references
Me too. And if I connected the dots faster, they would've had to usher me out of the theater for going apeshit when Chunky Kong appeared.
I just watched it this movie was awesome. It felt like a love letter to the games. There were so many great call backs to the old games and the more recent ones especially Mario kart 8.
Absolutely!
It was a 4.5/10 at best
I do find it funny that the Lego
Movie was a feature length advertisement but the Mario movie was a love letter to the games
I absolutely loved it and wished we had a bit more time with the characters.
@@johnmcwick1 The Lego Movie may have appeared that way on the surface but it really is a fun, clever and hilarious movie that’s deserves it’s recognition.
@@benmalsky9834 for sure. Forgot to as the (no hate) somewhere in the middle. I loved the Lego movie lol it was a fun idea and well done.
I just saw the movie, and it is just as amazing as we were led to believe. My favorite Easter eggs are definitely Pauline being the mayor of New York City, the "DK Rap", the entire Rainbow Road sequence,ario and Donkey Kong getting swallowed by a giant Maw-Ray made infamous in _Super Mario 64, (though the movie uses the _Super Mario Odyssey_ design,) and of course the Yoshi egg in the post-credit scene.
The Mawray scared the crap out of me in Mario 64, and it scared the crap out of me here.
Whoa was it in Odyssey? I forget
Yoshi :)
I thought the movie looked more like super Mario 3D world, but that’s just me
@@iornlazer04 odyssey does try to look more "real" and some parts of the movie do look like more odyssey but yeah I saw a lot of 3D World which is colorful and like the classic games just in 3d
Charles Martinet also voices the character playing the Jumpman arcade machine, named Giuseppe, doing his Mario voice, and looks like he is designed after the original Jumpman look of Mario.
He’s also a reference to the Dorkly video about “Regular Guiseppi”
I finished watching the movie today with my older brother. We both love it! I can't wait for more sequels.
I can't wait to see the movie and a sequel with yoshi, daisy, bowser jr, the wario brothers, rosalina and the koopalings!
If the critics dnt screw that chance up
@@kaitlando636 Don't they will illumination usually cares about money but Nintendo I hope sees the audience reaction
@@lightdarksoul2097 same..
best movie based on a video game ^^ I've a reference : when Mario and Luigi go deep in the underground before the discovery of the green pipe for the Mushroom Kingdom, we can see a sign with "Level 1-2" on it with the tune of the Underground levels of Super Mario Bros. The Level 1-2 is a reference to the very first underground level in Super Mario Bros. the level 1-2 ^^
This movie is one massive love letter to the entire Mario franchise. And I loved it.
The one Easter Egg that actually caught me off guard was the very beginning. Mainly, I heard the 1989 Super Mario Bros Super Show theme being played during Mario and Luigi's plummer commercial.
I even had a chuckle when I saw the Punch Out reference. I even said out loud, "Is that Glass Joe," when I saw his picture.
Two others that made me chuckle in the theater. At the antique shop you can hear in the background something like “This is a classic, you just have to blow into it” (reference to NES cartridge trick when not working). Once Toad and Mario reach Princess Peach’s castle gate the guards are lying when they stop them and say “The Princess is in another castle” (reference to original NES Super Mario Bros game at the end of each world before world 8).
Chunky Kong also appears alongside Diddy & Dixie, and the Kong that crashed his kart in the jungle city looks a lot like Swanky Kong.
Even if Chunky is supposed to be dead
@@CYN_Zombie His death was greatly exaggerated.
The underground of Brooklyn is called Level 1-2, a reference to the fact that Level 1-2 is typically an underground level in the games.
I just got back from the theaters. It's a really fun movie. It's not perfect, but it's definitely made to just be a entertaining movie for everyone
Wholly agree. Illumination has still got a long way to making their five-star gem but the Mario movie is the most heartfelt and passionate they've ever done.
@@TheAdam1995illumination probably had nothing to do with this movie except the animation Nintendo just used illumination to save money and save a dying studio
@@jorgepete4288 you don't even know who owns Illumination. Nintendo saved so much money using them as well
@@TheAdam1995 you know their films average at least $600 mill. That is a complete understatement
@@orestespena3262 no one cares abt them there losing rep and relevancy hence there dying
I think the Ludwig on the piano could be a reference to Ludwig van Koopa, one of the Koopalings who takes inspiration from Ludwig van Beetoven. Also, near the end of the movie, Mario throws Bowser around from his tail. Most likely being a reference to when you fight Bowser in Mario 64.
So long gay bowser
MY favorite refrence was a quite obscure one. When Bowser is practicign his wedding proposal, the screen pans over to see his is reciting it to Kamek dressed as peach. This is a nod to New Super Mario Bros Wii in which the final bowser fight has a fake death revealing "peach" trapped in a floating cage is actually kamek facing away in a dress.
Just watched the movie hours ago. I so enjoyed it!!!
8:09 it’s actually a double entendre reference. Not only is it referencing the make of piano, it’s also referencing one of the koopalings, “Ludwig von Koopa”.
Mario and Luigi's relationship in this movie reminds me of Cuphead and Mugman in the Cuphead Show. Only Mario isn't obnoxious. No hate on Cuphead his mischief makes him funny.
Yeah believe it or not, Link is mentioned in this movie. No joke. Link's name is mentioned on that map that Mario flicks that toy van over in the Mario Bros. Plumbing Service commercial. Link's name is mentioned as Link Street. It is one of those if you blink you will miss it spots in the movie.
One Easter egg a lot of people are missing is the fact that in the news report in Mario’s room before the Pauline segment, the text below the header states that there were signals found in the FS-176 system, the very star system in which Metroid, Super Metroid, and Metroid Prime take place
8:09 On the piano that Bowser was playing, there was a name, "Ludwig Van Koopa"
I think this was more a reference to the Koopaling whose name is "Ludwig Van Koopa"
Also, early in the film Mario says something like, "Its our destiny Luigi"
And then Luigi proceeds, "Destiny from high school?"
This might be a stretch, but is it a coincidence that Daisy and Destiny not only sound similar but also have a lot of the same letters? Perhaps Daisy came from the real world, just like Peach?
i hope the koopalings and bowser jr are in the sequel
I’m surprised no one really mentioned the incredibly morbid Luma in the prison cell which is obviously a reference to Rosalina and Galaxy also.
Edit: before I’m corrected, others actually do but just found the video that didn’t lol. I WILL mention another brief reference that’s so split second, when Mario is launched off his kart and lands on the back of another and rides with it for a few seconds, it’s an obvious and quick reference for Double Dash 😊
Just goes to show you how packed to the brim it is with these fun references I guess you can’t cover ALL of them lol
In Punch-Out Pizzeria, the man playing the Jump Man arcade is named Giussepe is voiced by Charles Martinet with a design very reminiscent of Jump Man's; sporting red pants held up by red suspenders, a blue shirt, a red hat, and his twirly moustache and pointy nose. When the brothers start doubting the commercial, Giuseppe turns around and says "too much-a? It's-a perfect, wahoo!" which is of course accompanied by iconic jump pose. He reappears at the end doing the jump and the "Wahoo" again when cheering for the bros.
When Mario and Luigi use the Power Star, the iconic starman theme is heard in the background as they lay waste to Bowser's army.
Another moment during the final battle is Mario and Luigi swinging Bowser into the air, an obvious nod to SM64 and the first 6 notes of the SMB overworld theme plays in triumphant fashion as they deal the finishing blow to Bowser as he tries stopping them with his fire breath much like Thanos did to Stormbreaker.
So Jumpman is Giuseppe? Ok
The logo on the Kong's karts is the Rambi icon which is used on the Rambi crates from DKC Returns and Tropical Freeze. Also the rockets on DK's kart (one of which he and DK ride out of the eel) is a direct reference to the Rocket Barrel levels from DKCR/TF as well
A man of a good childhood.
Here’s a fun detail about The Super Mario Bros. Movie: as the film is directed by the creators of Teen Titans Go!, this film actually has a number of TTG alumni doing minor voiceover work in the movie! There’s Khary Payton (Cyborg), Scott Menville (Robin), Kevin Michael Richardson (Trigon), Cree Summer (Beast Girl), Eric Bauza (several characters), and Carlos Alazraqui (Pirate Ghost). I’m sure some of the story artists also are TTG alumni but we’ll have to wait til the film is one video to cross check. Plenty of other TTG cast members such as Hynden Walsh, Tara Strong and Grey Griffin have done some minor voice work in some of Illuminations other movies.
Huh, well for the Mario Movie it's the first time something the directors made was worth a damn.
@@KrodaStagg Hey, Teen Titans Go does have it’s fans, especially among children.
@@KrodaStagg You can’t just dismiss Teen Titans Go completely, there are SOME pretty clever jokes and hilarious moments and premises.
i actually thought that when i heard one of the koopa troopas talk
@@karenthomson7973 It’s been pretty much confirmed for a while now that the Penguin King is Cyborg.
Actors Chris Pratt and Charlie Day both did voices in The Lego Movie, just like how Jack Black and Seth Rogen both voiced in Kung Fu Panda.
I can't believe not many critics having nice things to say about the super mario movie.
Review bombing
@@BoredViewer90 You nailed it. But, I think it was done well enough to remove the black mark on the series that is the old Mario movie
@A Bored Viewer James Rolfe, AVGN said it best. If a movie is enjoyable, then it's a good movie. The Mario Bros Movie can get a 0%, but as long as the film gave fans what they wanted, which it did, then it succeeded.
I'm so excited for all the Mario Fans! I bet they are having a blast with this movie Right now!
Hello again Dave! Here’s some more Easter eggs you might’ve missed:
1. During the Brooklyn construction site sequence, a sign with a Game & Watch character can be seen.
2. The name of the piano is also a reference to one of the Koopalings, Ludwig Von Koopa.
3. Charles Martinet also voices a character in the pizzeria who remarks how he thought that the Bros’ faux-Italian accents were great 😂
4. Baby Mario, Baby Luigi and Baby Peach can be seen in flashback sequences.
5. Chunky Kong from Donkey Kong 64 also appears in the crowd during the stadium sequence.
6. Not sure if this counts but the directors of the film also created Teen Titans Go, so some of the show’s voice actors appear in cameo roles. Scott Menville, the voice of Robin, voices a Koopa soldier and Khary Payton, the voice of Cyborg, voices the Emperor Penguin.
7. Peach tells Mario how there are many galaxies, a reference to Super Mario Galaxy and a possible hint at things to come in the sequels.
8. The rap heard in the commercial for Super Mario Bros. Plumbing is the theme song from The Super Mario Bros. Super Show.
9. In the same commercial, Mario and Luigi can briefly be seen wearing their capes from Super Mario World.
10. During the Rainbow Road sequence, a Koopa Paratroopa turns into the Blue Shell item from the Mario Kart games.
11. In the same sequence, Funky Kong can briefly be seen.
12. The enemy Snifits from the games can also be seen.
13. The Bob-Omb and Boo attending Bowser’s wedding are actually King Bob-Omb from Super Mario 64 and King Boo from Luigi’s Mansion.
14. Another power-up used is the Ice Flower.
15. The Mayor of Brooklyn is Pauline, Mario’s original girlfriend from Donkey Kong, who also recently appeared in Super Mario Odyssey.
Some you missed: There’s the Maw-Ray from Mario 64 + The whole Kong family is shown especially Diddy & Cranky + There’s the invincibility star + There’s the classic TV show theme song + So much more! Such a fun movie!!
Alot more of the DK characters appear, I think Chunky Kong and Kiddie Kong appear in the background. It's very hard to tell though.
Chunky Kong does make an appearance. Also, a billboard based on Balloon Fight makes an appearance near the climax of the film.
Anyone notice the Arwing above Mario's TV after he finishes playing Kid Icarus?
@@roga5326 yeah I noticed it after seeing a video of other Easter eggs in the film.
@@roga5326 This is the first time in a long time StarFox is mentioned. The last time being Starlink Battle for Atlas on the NIntendo Switch.
I really hope if there's a sequel, they include friendly goombas and koopas like those we encounter in the Paper Mario games. When I watched the scene where Luigi was trapped in the cell with Luma and the Kong families, a few Goombas and Koopas were also trapped in there. Giving me some hope that when they were all freed later in the movie, they would help the good guys get back at Bowser for trapping them there but it didn't happen for those minor characters. The reference could just be that Bowser treats his minions with punishment should they disobey or not meet his conditions with world domination like how it is in the games, which explains why some of his minions were jailed there. However, it still gives me hope we get some Paper Mario references and allies.
The king Bob bomb at the wedding was insane
And sadly sleeping and blown up
Fun fact: Bowser’s wedding suit is technically a double reference, as his odyssey suit was very clearly heavily derived from the Super Paper Mario variant. Probably good they didn’t tie the knot, given it would spell the end of their multiverse.
Funny you mentioned all the enemies but not the giant eel that swallowed them being from various water levels in Mario 64, galaxy, etc. Also throughout various scenes we see Mario pull off iconic movements, such as the triple jump, ground pound, the dive from odyssey, as well as of course the hands-in-the-air running motion after getting the power star.
Well you did miss the scene where mario and luigi grab bowser's tail spin him and threw him into the sky similarly to super mario 64 where mario grab bowser's tail spin him and threw him onto the bombs to damage him.
9 minute vid.
Days of work.
Thanks Dave😇🐒
The piano Bowser played that said "Ludwig von Koopa" is a direct reference to the Koopaling "Ludwig von Koopa".
It also is a reference to who Ludwig's design is partially based off of. Versus other Koopalings being designed off of rock singers, Ludwig was inspired by Beethoven.
Excellent video!!!
The amount of care and love that went into the references just was the cherry on the sundae for me. No slapping names of characters on unrelated things (calling a large woman the name of a game fish, for example), no surface level references. The team that made this movie LOVED the franchise, and you really felt it. The DK Rap had me falling out of my seat, bursting with laughter. I love old video game based memes, and I'm glad to see they added it in without it being forced. The Punch-Out Pizza sequence has me hoping for a Punch-Out movie at some point.
I was happy to see my boy Pit get some love even if it's his old look
@@lightdarksoul2097 I just love when Mario plays Nintendo games in outside media. Be it this movie, the Japanese movie from 1986, or the live action bits from the Super Show.
- The toad working in the antique store explains to a customer that 'you have to blow into it' to make an item work is likely a reference to NES carts needing similar treatment to work sometimes.
- The bob-omb and boo in question are King Bob-omb and King Boo which makes sense that they'd be invited to the Royal wedding much like other royal families would get invited to each others weddings
- 'The Princess is in another castle' is a reference to the NES game
- The Eel looks to be based on the one in Mario 64s Dire Dire Docks level
The eel is the Mario Odyssey design, actually. But yes, the same one.
No the toad being told to blow on it was asking if the warp whistle works.
When Mario and Luigi were parkouring through Brooklyn, the area that they're jumping through is actually a recreation of World 1-1 from the original Super Mario Bros.
Thanks for such a wonderful movie. If Disney had made this, they would have surely imposed Woke politics (ugliness) on Characters. We would have been embarrassed to take children to the theater .
The piano is also a reference to one of the koopalings. The piano labes "Ludwig Von Koopa" Which is the blue guy with one tooth
You missed the opening potion with Mario jumping around the construction site, it looked like 1-1 especially the portion had in the video
0:54, That Live-Action film is 30 Years Old.
One of the Easter eggs was also how the blue shell koopa spun around Mario and took him out like in real Mario kart
When peach referred to them as “galaxies” rather than world like Mario called them, it’s so small but made me so happy
I think you can see the ship from star fox hanging from Mario’s ceiling
I’ve watched like 5 reference videos and nobody actually said that in the commercial they were wearing their super Mario world capes .
Also the piano also references Ludwig one of the koopalings lol
I really wanted them to fly with the capes but I did also catch that reference
They use the super Mario World overworld map when discussing war plans o a scene.
Also, the sound effects were amazing. So many details. Like when Mario is chasing Toad in the mushroom kingdom and he drifts a corner they play the brake sound of the games or when he is running and extending his arms they play smb3 p wing sound. The attention to detail was amazing
I don’t think anyone has mentioned the striking resemblance of Mario’s father to Talon from Ocarina of Time?!
This is obviously not me - IGNORE.
Me personally believe we will get a sequel about Yoshi's island which if I'm right this means wario will be in it
But how would they give yoshi a voice? He just says his name most of the time
@@kaitlando636 wait does yoshi talk in Yoshi's island or they could do the Super Mario world cartoon thing and give him voicelines
@@sahyrofilms no I think it was just yoshi noises. But if they found a voice actor that could somehow fit a speaking yoshi for a movie it would be interesting
@@kaitlando636 yea I'd love to see some super Mario world cartoon references in the movie. Like the MAMA LUIGI meme
Or a new cartoon lol. But I do wonder if they plan on keeping the 7 star children stuff in
I really loved that reference where the toad say "the Princess is in another castle"
You missed the giant eel
Watched it yesterday, and honestly, it was a great watch. It did all the things I wanted them to do well, plus a few more! With the sequel, I seriously want some more Luigi action tho, as well as some more iconic characters to make a debut as well!
Even my parents, especially my dad, who doesn't care all that much about Mario, were invested in the movie!
My favorite Easter egg in this film was Star Fox's iconic ARWING ship on Mario's TV stand. It just delighted me, literally gasped out loud. I wanted to see a Metroid Easter Egg but maybe they're saving it for the second movie.
I swear there was a Metroid on the cover of the Galaxy magazine in the beginning of the movie during their first gig, but I haven't seen anyone else mention it.
You missed quite a bit. An Arwing from star fox and pikmin to name a few. Fun video
The red thing they are standing on when mario faces donkey Kong is layed out like the original donkey Kong and jumpman game
I saw the film yesterday evening. It was so worth going for the IMAX screening and recliner seats. Got myself a super sweet popcorn tin of a ? Block. When I saw it, I knew I had to.
3:40 The scafolding Mario jumps here is based on the first section of 1-1
(yellow items replace the "?" blocks)
Can’t wait for Dave to do the Pop Culture evolution on Mario
I'm excited to see the pop culture evolution of mario as well and the voice evolution of mario's voice as well!
That was King boo
I noticed about 85% of references in the movie. I didn’t know Charles Martinet voiced Mario’s dad and didn’t he also provided the voice of the toad in the antique store saying “you just have to blow into it” - making another possible reference to the nes cartridges?
I haven't seen the super mario bros movie yet dave but I'm excited to see this and love the easter eggs plus I like the super mario plumber ad and the first mario game with donkey kong!
Ice flower was also there too
Am I the only one who noticed that the song that ends the Mario Bros movie, is the one that open's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2. Because Chris Pratt?
Watched the movie the second day it came out and my heart was like blasted with nostalgic references from the music to the little bits of references from the movie
I've watched this movie twice already that's how good it is 🙏🏽
I absolutely loved all of the little references, I was expecting a lot but if you blink you'll miss one! Great movie, I'm going to see it again tomorrow night with my little brother
When Mario beats DK, it plays the sound when you start a DK level from Mario vs Donkey Kong
Luigi's GameCube ringtone.
Also I think Bowser pulling on his mustache was a reference to both the N64 Mario game feature that was before starting the game as well as the similar Mario Parttly mini game where you stretch characters faces to match an image.
Everyone who didn't gets captured during the kart sequence were double dashing.
Bro I died when that scene played
Bruh I was mad when donkey Kong blew out the flower power I wanted to see Mario in the outfit
The party at Bowser’s castle/airship had music that was fury Bowser’s song when he awoken in Bowser’s fury
They’re Spinies not Spikies
Also the only boo that appeared was King Boo not a boo
Also the Koopalings NEVER showed up only Ludwig was referenced. The rock band was made up of normal generic Koopa Troopas.
And the piano said Ludwig von Koopa, referencing Ludwig von Koopa
it was also a reference to the piano maker. there is zero other reason a random Koopa's name would appear on a piano.
you must be fun to watch movies with
@@DaveLeeDownUnder I doubt Nintendo would reference a piano brand. It says Ludwig von Koopa, because in the Mario universe there is a character called Ludwig von Koopa who is a Koopaling and he is based off Ludwig van Beethoven just like the other 6 Koopalings are based on famous musicians. Oh and also the Koopalings are major characters in the games they appear in so they’re not random
There's a Despicable Me cameo at the start of the movie. When the Bros are heading into the apartment building, if you look at the bottom right, you can barely make out the "gurls" from Despicable Me! Haven't seen anyone mention that yet!
I heavily doubt this, but one of the maps of the Mushroom Kingdom reminded me of the beta SMW world map. (I think the one in DK's house.) Am I the only one who thought this? You also missed an absolute crap ton of references. Spike's ballcap, the GC ringtone. Chunky Kong and I think Kiddie Kong are also visible in thw audience of the stadium. There is also a huge amount of references in Mario's Bedroom, of NES Box Art, etc. The Ludwig Von Koopa piano could be a reference to Ludwig, as he is based off of Beethoven aswell. You missed the Jump Man character in NYC. You also missed two instances of the G&W Oil Panic being referenced. And a bucketload more.
I noticed the Super Mario Map when they were in Kranky Kongs home. That was a cute reference.
There is an Arwing from Star Fox on top of Mario’s TV.
In the construction scene, I think I saw a Mr game and watch on the sign.
I saw a kid Icarus reference In the movie. Probably referencing brawl where pit accompanies mario. Which this also probably means the next Nintendo movie is Kid Icarus
Obviously the above comment is not me. They have been reported to TH-cam and the relevant authorities. IGNORE them.
@@DaveLeeDownUnder ok, thanks for letting me know, I could’ve gotten into a scam and heaven knows what could have happened
The woman in her kitchen with the sink running over for the Mario Bros. Plumbing Service commercial is the same voice actor of Peach in The Super Mario Brothers Super Show.
good im not the only one who noticed that
Mayor Pauline, ref to Super Mario Odyssey, and I guess the original Donkey Kong where Pauline was the damsel.
The commercial song is the EXACT song from the 90's TV show.
"Your princess is in another castle."
8:06 Ludwig is also the name of the leader of the Koopalings Ludwig Von Koopa who hopefully should appear in the sequel
This video is interesting, I like it !
WTH???
What prize do I get?
1:00, Dave is not wrong about that at all.
The last time there was a Super Mario Bros. Theatrical Movie was 30 Years ago, and I wasn't even born until 8 years later.
Time really does fly that fast these days, huh?
6 years for me. I'm 24 this year
@@lightdarksoul2097 Nice
On top of his tv there’s an arwing
so nothing about super mario world or super mario 3??
When Mario and toad are moving through the crowd you can actually spot the shop from super Mario Odyssey!
So cool
It's a beautiful movie with many awesome references, here's one I believed you missed, when Mario and Luigi are jumping through the construction site, there is 3 brown Crates and 2 yellow paint cans and other yellow objects, this is a reference to the first level in the first Mario game.
Akchually, the ENTIRE construction site referenced 1-1! 🤓
If you look closely you can almost see Mario in the movie
George martinet also played the person that approved of Mario’s accent.
Something about the antique store in Mushroom Kigdom you didn't mention is that the seller says you need to blow into it for it to work
he's talking about the warp whistle
2:21 there's an ARWING from StarFox above the TV!
The confirm button for the mariokart was an A button ♥️♥️♥️
When the different colored yoshi are seen running, it is a reference to the opening scene of super smash bros melee.
Giuseppe, the guy who plays jumpman in the diner, is dressed like Mario/Jumpman in DK and is also voiced by Charles Martinet. He is also probably a nod to Regular Giuseppe. Mario and Luigi's dad is also voiced by Martinet.
Thanks for this. I just got back from the movie and thought I'd found them all. I guess not.
When Bowser first makes his appearance, the airship theme is playing.
Lemmy, Wendy, and Iggy were all named after rockers. Ludwig was named after Beethoven.
5:25
Another refrence not mentioned
The chanting of the crowd is a refrence to a meme with Chonky and DK
"DK. DONKEY KONG. DK. DONKEY KONG"
you missed the part where jumpman from donkey kong was ACTUALLY in the movie
Space Jam 2: A New Legacy, Chip & Dale: Rescue Ranger and now The Super Mario Bros. Movie!
The theme song for the commercial was the “Mario Bros. Rap” which was the theme song for “The Super Mario Bros. Super Show”.