admitting to his dad that he knows Peach isn't his mother, but this actually makes the whole thing even more bizarre. Did she suffer memory loss in the delivery room? Is she simply playing dumb because Mario's there, mouth agape, probably pondering exactly who this princess he keeps rescuing really is.Ī later scene has Bowser Jr. "Mama? Mama Peach? I'm your Mama?" she asks, like she somehow wouldn't know that. By that he means the princess, whom he calls "Mama Peach." Rather than immediately be outraged and deny this ridiculous notion, Peach actually.
In Super Mario Sunshine, we meet Bowser Jr., who immediately yells at you to leave his mother alone. That's certainly their choice, but to include a sibling in the relationship is simply too close to Jerry Springer for comfort. Neither one objects, so perhaps Mario and Peach aren't as monogamous as you might assume. To make the whole thing even more ridiculous, games like Mario and Luigi: Paper Jam, where both brothers play separate roles at the same time, show Peach kissing both in the same room, each fully aware of the other getting some Peach-flavored sugar. Even in Mario-free games like Super Luigi U, Big Green rescues Peach, she kisses him, he cheers, and we're apparently not supposed to think twice about it. True, most Mario games simply provide the same ending whether you're Mario or Luigi, but no one at Nintendo thought that strange? Not once in 30 years did anybody bother to give Luigi his own ending, where he's rewarded with money, or ravioli, or a platonic hug? As it stands, Peach gives off the vibe that she's got a thing going on with both brothers.
As you can see in this compilation, Peach is almost as likely to lay one on Luigi as she is on Mario.
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