Originally posted by Rameau's NephewSpoiler: You go to great pains throughout the game to make sure everyone addresses our heroes say "Mario and Luigi"...except, that is, the natives and Yoshi in the Boiler Secret. Both just say "Mario", even though, coincidentally, it was Luigi who arrived there first both times I played. Now, obviously they're not going to say "Mario and Luigi" when they're directly addressing just one of the brothers, but why do they need to prefix their speech with any name at all? After all, it's pretty obvious who they're talking to...
That reminds me... I haven't played the +- version, but in the original SMI, I encountered very similar situations:
I guess Iggy's not taking Luigi into consideration here (but even if he did, it was really the Sea Spot natives who wrote that)...
Okay, so Bowser's all worried about Mario hitting Magical Symbols, but doesn't care about whatever Luigi does? What?
But did Luigi notice it...?
For once, Mario is subjected to this.
Also, I noticed that at the end of Ludwig's Castle, Ludwig refers to Bowser as just that: Bowser. Considering that Ludwig is his son, shouldn't he call him something more appropiate like "father"? He's obviously not Baby Bart or Baby Lisa, who called thier father Homer no matter what in "Lisa's First Word". But again, considering that the natives wrote the Koopalings' messages, it may be a mistake on their part.
Again, this is just the original version of SMI.
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