Las aventuras de los Súper Hermanos Mario

While the Super Mario Bros Super Show was pretty badly written, It's cheesy and corny nature is what makes it enjoyable. The same pretty much applies here. A great dumb fun experience.

The Bros. Are back at it with this show! It continues there adventures from the game Super Mario Bros. 3 It is a show you just have to watch and makes for a really great time!

I kept on learning and hearing about this show throughout my adolesence, until I was 12 years old. Yes, I watched it through Prime Video. The show was a masterpiece! Everything about it is amazing. :)

Of course, I love both Mario and cartoons! But... when those two mix together, well... guess what? It gets better and better all the very time! There are a number of other 90's cartoons that I very easily enjoy, just like The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3:

1. SpongeBob SquarePants 2. Adventures of the Gummi Bears 3. Darkwing Duck 4. Ren & Stimpy 5. The Shnookums and Meat Funny Cartoon Show 6. Rugrats 7. Bonkers 8. Goof Troop 9. Pokémon 10. Gargoyles 11. Mighty Ducks 12. Quack Pack 13. Hey Arnold!

14. The Wild Thornberrys 15. The Powerpuff Girls 16. Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon 17. Aaahh!!! Real Monsters 18. Timon & Pumbaa 19. TaleSpin 20. Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers.

I played Super Mario Bros. 3 on the NES. I'm glad that this cartoon had the 7 Koopa Kids. They took so many inspirations from the game and put them in the show. I love that Mario and the gang going into King Koopa's castle for most of the time. I did found out that Tara Strong played the voices of Hip and Hop (a.k.a Lemmy and Iggy Koopa). I liked the fire flower, super leaf and frog suit in the game and in the cartoon. An entertaining show for kids and Nintendo fans to watch.

I guess I must be pretty spoiled from frequently watching Looney Tunes from animation's "golden years" (1940s-1950s) - 'Cause I found that seeing something like "Super Mario" (from 1990) left me with the feeling of being thoroughly cheated by this show's totally inferior animation and dissatisfying entertainment-value.

It sure seemed to me that the irksome eccentricity of the characters in this particular animated series all came across as being completely annoying and absolutely forgettable.

While - On the other hand - I have found that the whole "Looney Tunes" cast (even 60 year later) still endure and remain amusing and memorable (except, of course, for the Roadrunner).

All-in-all - I strongly wish that Super Mario (and all the rest of the dimwit gang) had just been left as video game characters.