
We're back this week with the riveting conclusion of our two-part feature on Mario's professions. Last week, we uncovered some startling truths about Mario's early career, how he hit the scene as a kind-of carpenter with plumbing skills who was also licensed to prescribe medication and scale the throne of a tennis god. Then there was that whole dressing up like an Indian thing, which pretty obviously pointed to prurient debauchery.
Anyway, the weird keeps on trucking. We've yet to reveal (or remind you of) Mario's part-time endeavors after 1991, back when he dropped a POW on a Pawn Shop, faced eviction from the kingdom's sewer-ghetto and struggled through 'shroom addiction. Yeah, this hero has been a long time in the making, but for the purposes of this feature let's focus on his game appearances and the types of jobs he had in them. Onward to the gallery!
Anyway, the weird keeps on trucking. We've yet to reveal (or remind you of) Mario's part-time endeavors after 1991, back when he dropped a POW on a Pawn Shop, faced eviction from the kingdom's sewer-ghetto and struggled through 'shroom addiction. Yeah, this hero has been a long time in the making, but for the purposes of this feature let's focus on his game appearances and the types of jobs he had in them. Onward to the gallery!














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7-10-2008 @ 4:31PM
Geoff said...
You forgot Door Shutter (Hotel Mario). It's the most exciting profession of all.
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7-10-2008 @ 9:04PM
Big Eared Monkey said...
Mario also had a stint as a Boxing Referee in the Punch Out series...with and without Mike
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7-11-2008 @ 3:58AM
bhengh said...
Oops. The link on the last page back to here does not work. It has the wrong date in the URL.
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7-18-2008 @ 10:07AM
bigd said...
I have always pictured Mario sidling up to a table adorned with a red and white checked table cloth serving up a piping-hot pizza. Perhaps it would be going too far with the Italian sterotype or maybe Nintendo could not figure a way to work it into a legitimate game plot. Although, it was a far reach with the janitorial occupation...
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