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...Super Show!]]''. It was released on February 26, 2002, by Lions Gate Home Entertainment, and is the only DVD release of the show released by the company. It contai ...s a trivia game, and English subtitles are available as well. Pressing the DIC logo on the bottom left will showcase a promo for this DVD alongside the ''

...tates]]. He has made non-speaking appearances in a few [[DIC Entertainment|DIC]] ''Mario'' cartoon episodes. Another character sharing the title was also ===DIC cartoons===

...etrieved October 1, 2020.</ref> was the first of the three series in [[DIC Entertainment]]'s ''Super Mario'' trilogy, aired between September and December of 1989; [[Category:DiC Entertainment]]

...in the various ''[[Mario (franchise)|Mario]]'' cartoons produced by [[DIC Entertainment]]. It first appears briefly towards the end of the animated segment of ''[[

...Peach had just baked.''"</ref> guides, as well as the [[DIC Entertainment|DIC]] cartoon shows, [[Nintendo Comics System]], and ''[[The Super Mario Bros.

...Mario Bros. Super Show!]]''. It was released on July 6, 2004, by Sterling Entertainment. Labeled as a "Collector's Edition", it features the first week's worth of ...ame is Andy Heyward. I'm chairman, CEO, and chief complaint taker at [[DIC Entertainment]]."''

...er Mario Bros. 2'' instruction booklet, but it instead mentions [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] players, as it is both the Famicom's international counterpart and ===DiC cartoons===

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|[[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] |[[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]]

...ke their debut appearance in ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'', for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]]. More often than not they are encountered in pairs, attacking Mari ===DIC cartoons===

...accompanied by a black screen and a roar, while in the overseas [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] version a silhouette of Ganon is shown, accompanied by an audio cl ===DiC cartoons===

===DIC cartoons=== ...elevision series)|Super Mario World]]'' produced by [[Nintendo]] and [[DIC Entertainment]], the Koopalings (sometimes referred to as the Koopa Kids) were featured a

...like [[Mario]], largely due to the technical limitations of the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|Famicom]]. [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] wanted Link to carry around a large ===DiC cartoons===

...n Japan for the [[Famicom]] in 1984 and later in Europe for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]]. Like Yoshi, Tamagon was a green lizard that hatched from an e ...levision series)|''Super Mario World'' animated series]] produced by [[DiC Entertainment]], replacing Toad from the previous cartoons. In the cartoon, Yoshi is depi

...rio, Luigi, Peach, Toads, and Bowser, who is depicted in both his game and DIC cartoons appearances. [[Link]] makes a cameo. ...ario Paint]]'' was highly interactive, even utilizing the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System#SNES Mouse|SNES Mouse]]. The game had a series of four sequels on th

===DIC cartoons=== ...ter gets his own show in ''[[King Koopa's Kool Kartoons]]'', a live-action DIC production. Bowser's appearance in the shows is based on his in-game sprite