@Background Pony #54DE
In Chinese, grass means to explain something hard to say in a humorous and suitable way. Sometimes it can be used to express your doubts, contempt, or agreements, admiration, etc. The Chinese character of grass is 草. Interestingly, Its pronunciation is the same as 操(fuck) in Chinese.
Y’know, Super Mario Galaxy’s intro scene of Bowser Koopa’s Doomship army attacking the Mushroom Kingdom was surprisingly dark, and epic for a Mario game. I know people give the series heat for it’s “lack of story,” but honestly SMG’s intro & ending scenes were more epic then some games with hours of cinematic/dialogue scenes.
I like the steam shooting out his nostrils showing that the King Isn’t messing around this time. He doesn’t want just Peach, he wants the WHOLE universe too!
Yeah, SMG may not have many cinematic scenes, but as I said, they were still very cool.
I know, right!
I agree, sort of.
Yeah!
In Chinese, grass means to explain something hard to say in a humorous and suitable way. Sometimes it can be used to express your doubts, contempt, or agreements, admiration, etc. The Chinese character of grass is 草. Interestingly, Its pronunciation is the same as 操(fuck) in Chinese.
Edited because: correct some mistakes (not all)
You planted grass?
we have to stop him for taking over the galaxy
I like the steam shooting out his nostrils showing that the King Isn’t messing around this time. He doesn’t want just Peach, he wants the WHOLE universe too!
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i play super mario galaxy in super mario 3D all stars on my switch