Le avventure di Super Mario

I remember watching the Mario cartoons in the early 90s. They're not bad, but they haven't aged well. The animation is dodgy and plagued by continuity errors. The sound mixing is poor on some episodes, not all of them, mind you. The music is so loud, that you can't hear the dialogue. And the songs. Dear God, the songs are HORRIBLE! They're sung with really screechy cartoony voices that makes it seen like a bad X Factor audition. However, the stories aren't too bad, it is true to the games, and it's nice to hear Mario speak in his Brooklyn accent, instead of his stereotypical Italian one. Overall, not bad, but not that great.

The Adventures of Super Mario Bros 3 is a follow-up of the Super Mario Bros Super Show. Lou Albano and Danny Wells are replaced by two completely unknown actors who just aren't as good. However, the cartoon is still fun and the addition of the koopalings is great! I just struggle to watch it now I am used to Lou and Danny's Mario and Luigi.

This was one of my favorite cartoons when I was younger. The story was great and the characters were straight from Nintendo, except for Captain N. I wish it would come back on some channel. The Super Mario Bros. part was a great thing also. I loved watching the adventures of Mario and Luigi.

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 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.