A Mario game is about Peach and her mysterious scepter. The fans are skeptical. (Image source: Nintendo)
While Nintendo games can be played by all ages, they tend to be very kid-friendly. However, there are always examples where fans have to wonder if someone has just allowed themselves a revealing joke.
Princess Peach and the mysterious Mood Scepter
Super Princess Peach for the Nintendo DS turns the usual story of the Mario games on its head. Here it is the princess who has to save the plumber Mario. The villain, however, remains Bowser, who is responsible for his wickedness Vibe Scepter uses that can manipulate emotions. Fans on Reddit have now noticed that the end of the game puts the scepter in a completely different light.
Wait a moment. What is really being talked about here?
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The Mood Scepter has strange and mysterious powers, that’s for sure…
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Someone might be using it right now…
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Has your mother been laughing a lot lately?
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Maybe… just maybe… Is the mood scepter hidden somewhere in your house…
Have Nintendo developers been joking?
Does the mood scepter perhaps have another function, the appreciates Princess Peach very much? The developers or translators may have hidden a revealing joke here that younger players will probably not notice. But is it a good idea to encourage young players to examine the house for a scepter?
You can check it out at The Video Game Museum complete ending of Super Princess Peach watch. Even the sentence that your father could be in a bad mood because of the mood scepter didn’t necessarily make the whole situation better. (Source: The Video Game Museum)
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