Nabbitfan730
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3 Weeks later and it still feels surreal.
Super Mario RPG is back after 27 years.
Super Mario RPG is back after 27 years.
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I think the answer to the first two questions is that it's a total crapshoot right now.If this remake is successful and it does cause a sequel to be made, do you think they would replace the whole party besides Mario? Who might be in a new party? And, if Geno wasn't among the new party, how would that affect his chances for Smash?
I think if any of the characters were to not join for RPG 2, it would be MallowI have something I've been thinking about for a while now and am curious what others might think: If this remake is successful and it does cause a sequel to be made, do you think they would replace the whole party besides Mario? Who might be in a new party? And, if Geno wasn't among the new party, how would that affect his chances for Smash?
For my personal take, I think there would be a change, but along the lines of how party members were handled going from the original Paper Mario to Thousand Year Door. I also think that however it goes for Geno in a new, the fact that there is a new game helps his case due as I think he has enough legacy to keep his place for top pick even among newcomers.
i would think it depends on the ending of SMRPG where the story can take place next because during the ending Geno leaves as he finished serving his purpose in mario world and left it unless if there is a reason he has to come back to mario world by higher authority but Mallow is still in mario world and can come back anytime.I think if any of the characters were to not join for RPG 2, it would be Mallow
Probably another Mario character, a unique female, and a surprise character no one would see coming
Geno's chances would skyrocket
Here's a possible prediction. Will go ahead and put spoilers regardless incase anyone who haven't played the original don't know the endingi would think it depends on the ending of SMRPG where the story can take place next because during the ending Geno leaves as he finished serving his purpose in mario world and left it unless if there is a reason he has to come back to mario world by higher authority but Mallow is still in mario world and can come back anytime.
I actually think this would be the best way to bring Geno back while still changing things up from a gameplay perspective. Imagine if they decided to revisit Geno wiedling a sword.I just had a thought; for a possible sequel, how do you all think of Geno possessing something else? Like, same Geno, but different body, maybe a different toy?
Sure, the one in the original Super Mario RPG is more iconic, but I would like to know your thoughts on this idea.
i want to see these early concept Geno dolls as an optionI just had a thought; for a possible sequel, how do you all think of Geno possessing something else? Like, same Geno, but different body, maybe a different toy?
Sure, the one in the original Super Mario RPG is more iconic, but I would like to know your thoughts on this idea.
Mother of god I've forgotten about thisi want to see these early concept Geno dolls as an option
What do you all think?Well, Geno is recent, but even if he is not relevant (yes, I know for a fact that his recent appearance is a remake based on an old game), while Geno may not have been the lead character, technically, the game he hails from is still a classic masterpiece, one of the greats, and despite that game's being only in two countries in terms of release and being released at the end of the SNES' lifetime, it was still pretty loved, and the remake can help spread that love. More people will get into it, and it will be in the middle of the lifetime of a successful system, the Switch, with the help of the internet and all. Even if the game itself was irrelevant, it was, and still is still pretty loved, and technically to me, that backs Geno in some way. Maybe not completely, but think about it, if the only game Geno was in, Super Mario RPG, was not popular, good, successful enough, etc, Geno would have less of a chance of getting in Smash.
And Sakurai would have less of a reason to want him playable if Super Mario RPG was not a good game in any way, especially in game quality.
Come to think of it, in terms of Super Mario RPG helping out Geno, I think that even with possible irrelevancy, the game's success and more so, the game's quality and everything behind it could have an effect on Geno's chances altogether, if to an extent. It won't be just Geno the character that helps him out, but to me, the game, and the remake, if it is good, has a good chance of helping him out, making his chances better for him in some way.
You can't just have a good character by themselves to be a candidate in Smash, but everything around them from the rest of the game, too. Even if Geno was not the most important character (and he did play an important enough role in the story), the game he was in is big enough to give him some star power, and add to him more than just his character and role alone.
On top of what I just said, Geno, or at least the game he was from, has, or adds to more to Nintendo history than one may realize.
In terms of Super Mario RPG, while that game never had a sequel, it did inspire and lead to more Mario RPG games being made, the ones that also used timed hits, from Mario and Luigi to at least the first two or three Paper Mario games. With that said, while I am not sure whether or not Super Mario RPG invented timed hits, it did help make it big, especially for when those later Mario RPGs came along and used that feature. Heck! The team that made the Mario and Luigi games, the now defunct AlphaDream, was made of ex-Square Enix employees, if I recall correctly, and for the original Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga, where Geno made a cameo, it was said Geno's creator was working for AlphaDream at the time. But most of all, as I may have said, Super Mario RPG has jump started a lot of things for other Mario RPGs, and Geno is part of the original one called Super Mario RPG.
Now, we could put Paper Mario in instead of Geno, or we can have both, but personally, Geno is part of a game that started a lot of things, especially for Mario RPGs, so while it would not hurt to include Paper Mario, why not first put in a character from a Mario RPG that started the rest?
That said, I think Geno, while he still has things against him, could break a lot of barriers that may prevent him or others from getting in, from being from a spinoff game to being from one game from long ago that is third party and all, and that could open the door for other characters in similar situations like Geno to get in. I think Geno would be a "hero" for those other characters in that regard. Granted, Geno has competition from both the Mario side and the Square Enix side, but I do think his history with Nintendo and Mario as well as what he inspired in later Mario RPG games would give him advantage over characters on both sides, since this is a mostly Nintendo game with some third parties joining in. Heck! I'd argue Geno has more going for him than even Waluigi, even if the latter has different circumstances, but you should know what I mean.
Leaked screenshot of Geno in Mario RPG 2:I just had a thought; for a possible sequel, how do you all think of Geno possessing something else? Like, same Geno, but different body, maybe a different toy?
Sure, the one in the original Super Mario RPG is more iconic, but I would like to know your thoughts on this idea.
I'm feeling they may be saved for the sequel.I hope that there are more secret bosses besides culex.
I want to fight Mario rpg versions of characters from Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, Nier, and Chrono games. 🥹
I added a bit and did some modifications in the English to polish itI have a working rough draft for a Super Mario RPG thank-you letter ready.
I put it up in Google Docs; please read through it and leave comments of anything you think should be added, removed or changed.
Thank you kind sir~I added a bit and did some modifications in the English to polish it
I can’t put it into words either. I’m still pinching myself to see if this is real.3 Weeks later and it still feels surreal.
Super Mario RPG is back after 27 years.
Actually, it was in 1991 with Mario Teaches Typing.Mario RPG was the last major Mario before Charles' big debut in SM64 & now it's 1 of the first to come after he retires. The timing is weird.
I understand what you mean. As unrealistic and as much as a joke this may be, I can imagine them saying something like "Geno will be in the next Smash Bros. In the meantime, have this.".I really wonder how much the demand for Geno in Smash may have factored into the remakes existence. I am not going to place my bets on it being the main reason, but I wouldn't be shocked if the want for Geno was used to prove there was a demand or something (If he did well in the ballot I am sure that could be used as an actual concrete statistic). I doubt we will ever know for sure, but I can only imagine the various reactions the internet would have if some dev interview mentioned that Geno for Smash played some influence in the remake project getting made.
I don't imagine they would make that sort of promise considering they have no ability to make that decision for the next Smash, but I feel any hypothetical scenario would very much be like when Sakurai dropped the bombshell that Geno had been considered before when he talked about the Smash 4 Mii costume. A statement of how they saw the demand for Geno and how that might have helped get the ball rolling for the remake is probably the best that can be hoped for.I understand what you mean. As unrealistic and as much as a joke this may be, I can imagine them saying something like "Geno will be in the next Smash Bros. In the meantime, have this.".
Yeah, probably not going to happen, but to me, it is a funny thought.
Well, for starters, the thing I said you replied to was a joke.I don't imagine they would make that sort of promise considering they have no ability to make that decision for the next Smash, but I feel any hypothetical scenario would very much be like when Sakurai dropped the bombshell that Geno had been considered before when he talked about the Smash 4 Mii costume. A statement of how they saw the demand for Geno and how that might have helped get the ball rolling for the remake is probably the best that can be hoped for.
Sorry, this sort of response is a bit of a bad habit of mine.Well, for starters, the thing I said you replied to was a joke.
Still, with the remake happening, regardless of Geno being in the next Smash Bros. is related to the remake or not, I do see a chance for Geno getting in the next Smash Bros. game.
That is fine. No worries.Sorry, this sort of response is a bit of a bad habit of mine.
Geno has pretty good shot next Smash considering how relevancy is no longer an issue. I think his inclusion will mainly depend on the circumstances of the game itself both in roster and direction.