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Plot
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| Baseball
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Japan
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1
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Three boys are stranded in the desert next to a road playing on their Game Boys as a song plays in the background. One is playing Super Mario Land, and the other two had link cables that allowed them to play Baseball in multiplayer. The boys end up getting so distracted, that they miss a truck that drove past them. Two of the boys then chase after the truck. The commercial ends with Alleyway and Yakuman being advertised alongside the two aforementioned games.
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| Donkey Kong
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United States
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1
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A man is tied up in bandages, and an officer is asking him which of the criminals caused his damages. Among three of the suspects, one is a gorilla, who growls at the victim, who turns into dust upon seeing it. A hammer then falls over with text on it reading "The beast is back." The game is advertised afterwards.
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| 2
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A comet flies towards Earth and enters the home of a boy playing on his Game Boy. The comet destroys parts of the house, only for it to be revealed to be a Super Game Boy. The system grabs the cartridge out of the boy's Game Boy, puts it inside of itself, and lands in the SNES. A voice then says the system works for all 350 Game Boy games, including Donkey Kong, as the cartridge is stuck on the boy's forehead. While playing, electricity from the wire connecting the SNES to the controller electrocutes the boy, coming out of his ears and writes "Super Game Boy" on the wall.
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| Japan
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1
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Mario, dressed similarly to Albert Einstein, demonstrates the Super Game Boy to Donkey Kong and how it can give color to Game Boy games, using Donkey Kong as an example. Donkey Kong asks Mario if all the other Game Boy games up until that point work with the system, to which Mario confirms they can. At the end of the commercial, Tetris 2 is advertised alongside Donkey Kong.
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| 2
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Over a city, a metal Mario statue flies from a Game Boy to a Super Famicom, creating a rainbow bridge between the two systems. In the middle of the bridge, a Super Game Boy is formed. The cartridge for Donkey Kong is placed inside the Super Game Boy, which is then placed in the Super Famicom, and Mario begins playing the game. Donkey Kong, Yoshi, Mario, Wario, Bowser, Princess Peach, Luigi, Toad, Kirby, King Dedede, a Koopa Troopa, a Lakitu, a Cheep Cheep, a Goomba, a Boo, a Piranha Plant, and more characters cross the bridge and enter the Super Famicom.
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| Donkey Kong Country
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United States
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1
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Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong find a yellow Game Boy Color playing Donkey Kong Country in a jungle. Diddy Kong sits on the Game Boy, but jumps off before it could fall over, revealing a Krusha behind it. The Krusha scares Diddy Kong, causing him to run into the camera and get knocked out. A Klump then appears and fights the Krusha for the Game Boy. A coconut is thrown from a distance which hits the Krusha. The thrower is revealed to be Diddy Kong swinging from a vine. Krusha goes after Diddy as Donkey Kong rides on Rambi in the distance. They approach the Klump and the Game Boy, where Donkey Kong hops off Rambi so that it attacks the Klump. Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong are then reunited and Donkey Kong carries the Game Boy Color. The scene is then warped off screen as the game's logo appears. Gameplay footage is then shown with the "C" in "Game Boy Color", resembling a pair of lips, tells the viewer to "Get into it."
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| Japan
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1
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Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong are seen dancing on a stage as a voice advertises the game's new features, including the Green banana.
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| Donkey Kong GB: Dinky Kong & Dixie Kong
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Japan
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1
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Donkey Kong is waiting in line at a fast food restaurant while playing Donkey Kong GB: Dinky Kong & Dixie Kong on his Game Boy Color. Donkey Kong is so focused on the game, that it takes him a while to realize he is being called up next. Donkey Kong orders bananas and a drink with a banana label on it, but pauses to find out he obtained rare cards of Kiddy Kong for the Donkey Kong Card Game. Everyone surrounding Donkey Kong and cheering as tears fall from his eyes. The commercial ends with the Donkey Kong Card Game being advertised.
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| 2
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This is a shorter version of the first commercial, where Donkey Kong faints upon seeing the cards instead of tearing up.
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| Donkey Kong Land
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United States
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1
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In a classroom, people are acting like apes over Donkey Kong Land while it is being advertised. The commercial ends with the text "Play it loud" being displayed on one of the people's tongues.
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| 2
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After gameplay footage of Donkey Kong Country is shown, an animation plays of Donkey Kong following a path of bananas leading to a plate of them. When he picks it up, a stick that supports a giant Game Boy falls, and Donkey Kong gets crushed by the Game Boy. The game is advertised afterwards. The commercial ends with another animation of Donkey Kong running into the screen.
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| Japan
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1
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Gameplay footage of Donkey Kong Country is shown with a voice claiming the game sold 300 million units, and to capitalize on the game's success, they are making a similar game for the Game Boy. The same animation from the second US commercial plays, but this time its the full thing: showing Donkey Kong breaking out of a television to reach the banana path. Donkey Kong Land is advertised afterwards.
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| Australia
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1
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A man being played by Michael Klim is playing Donkey Kong Labd on his golden Game Boy Pocket instead of participating in a 100 meter swimming competition. A boy attempts to tell him he has a race to attend to, but the man assumes he is being tricked by him. The limited edition gold Game Boy Pocket is advertised afterwards.
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| France
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1
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This is similar to the Japan commercial, except shorter and the commercial focuses more on the different colored Game Boys.
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| Donkey Kong Land 2
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United States
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1
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Monkeys dance to "Rock and Roll, Pt. 1" by Gary Glitter as a voice advertises Donkey Kong Land 2.
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| France
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1
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Diddy Kong tells Donkey Kong to say goodbye to the camera as he has the starring role in Donkey Kong Land 2. Donkey Kong waves goodbye and vanishes. The game is advertised afterwards.
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| Donkey Kong Land III
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France
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1
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Donkey Kong Land III is advertised as the same footage of monkeys from the Donkey Kong Land 2 US commercial is shown.
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| Netherlands
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1
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This is similar to the French commercial, except now the monkeys have dialogue.
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| Game & Watch Gallery
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Japan
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1
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Game Watch-san tells Game Boy-kun that he has been selling well lately, and as a reward, grants him his software, but reminds him to do well with his posession. Game & Watch Gallery is then advertised.
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| Mario Golf
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United States
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1
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Mario walks over to a golf tee, where he places a purple Game Boy Color running Mario Golf on it. The Game Boy falls off, but Mario places it back. Mario hits the Game Boy with his golf club, causing it to bounce all over the screen. The Game Boy bounces towards golf hole that forms in front of it, and lands inside it. The game is advertised afterwards.
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| Japan
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1
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A man plays Mario Golf claiming that in the tiny Game Boy screen, the wind blows, greenery spreads, and there is bargaining, joy, and growth. It is revealed that the man is riding a subway train, and was so focused on the game that he missed his stop.
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| Mexico
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1
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This is a Spanish dub of the first US commercial.
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| Mario's Picross
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United States
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1
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A voice talks about how Bill got a massive brain by playing Mario's Picross. The game is then advertised. The commercial ends with a lady pointing out the size of Bill's brain and the veins of his brain making out the words "Play it Loud".
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| Japan
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1
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In a pyramid, Mario solves a Picross puzzle in the formation of a key, causing it to open. The game is advertised as Mario walks besides solved Picross puzzles and discovers a giant Mario's Picross cartridge. The cartridge is then placed into a Super Game Boy, which is placed into a Super Famicom. The commercial ends with a man playing on his Game Boy with the Game Boy Bros. being advertised.
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| France
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1
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This is similar to the Japan commercial, with minor differences. Such as Picross hints faintly being shown over Mario thinking, Mario discovers massive colored Game Boys instead of a Mario's Picross cartridge, and the ending scene with the Super Famicom being removed.
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| Germany
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1
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This is similar to the France commercial, but with minor differences. The voice at the beginning of the commercial chants "Signs, signs, on the wall, who's the smartest in the land", referencing a line from the German fairy tale Snow White.
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| Mario Tennis
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United States
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1
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Mario and Donkey Kong play tennis on a green Game Boy Color. Mario scores three times, and Donkey Kong shakes the Game Boy the first two times, and bends his tennis racket to the point of breaking on the third score. A voice says "luck hurts" and Mario Tennis is advertised.
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| 2
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This is a shorter version of the first commercial, with some scenes being cut.
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| Japan
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1
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A son tells her mother that he would like to get stronger. The mother tells the son the only way to get strong is to train, as a montage of her playing tennis is shown. The mother then gives the son the cartridge for Mario Tennis. The game is then advertised, and the commercial ends with the boy placing the cartridge into the Transfer Pak, unlocking characters from the Game Boy Color version into the Nintendo 64 version.
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| 2
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This is a shorter version of the first commercial.
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| Mexico
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1
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This is a Spanish dub of the first US commercial.
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| Mobile Golf
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Japan
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1
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Two men play Mobile Golf, claiming to be performing nationwide as a cat watches. When they find out they finished the hole, they celebrate and connect their Game Boy Color to a Kyocera mobile phone using the Mobile Adapter GB to find out they were one of the top ranks on the 14th hole. They continue celebrating and the game is advertised afterwards.
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| Picross 2
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Japan
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1
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A song is sung about Picross 2 as a woman is seen playing the game in a city, on a stairwell, and in a car. The game is advertised afterwards alongside the Game Boy Pocket.
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| Super Mario Bros. Deluxe
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United States
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1
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A car goes through the drive thru for Timmy's Tacos as two boys are chanting to go to the restaurant in the back seat. The driver asks for two Timmy Tacos and something else but the worker tells the driver to not think about getting those items and that he will not be getting anything from him. The driver asks the worker if he can speak to his manager but the worker calls him a "blowfish" and tells him he has a fireball that he is not afraid to use. The worker then tells the driver to "kiss his toadstool goodbye" and the driver drives off without anything. It is revealed the worker is playing Super Mario Bros. Deluxe. The game is then advertised with a voice stating you could forget where you are by playing the game. The commercial ends with another car driving to the speaker and the worker yells at whoever drove there.
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| 2
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This is a shorter version of the first commercial, with most scenes being cut, and the driver looks at his wife with confusion rather then driving off among hearing the threat.
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| 3
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A drivers education teacher enters Mr. Acres' car and asks if he does not mind sitting in the back seat. The teacher teaches Mr. Acres how to drive, before yelling at him to "go", causing him to step on the gas pedal. Mr. Acres cuts off another car as a response to his teacher telling him to "squash that little turtle". Mr. Acres ends up driving through multiple people's lawns and fences before crashing near a woman watering flowers. It is revealed that the teacher was playing Super Mario Bros. Deluxe. The game is then advertised, and the commercial ends with the woman watering the car as Mr. Acres' teacher states it is time for the bonus round.
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| 4
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This is a shorter version of the third commercial, with most scenes being cut.
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| Mexico
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1
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This is a Spanish dub of the first US commercial.
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| Super Mario Land
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United States
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1
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UFOs fly over a city as everyone runs and screams. One of the men scream "The martians are coming!" to which a voice exclaims that Mario is their only hope as Mario is seen in the Sky Pop shooting at the UFOs. Gameplay footage is shown as a voice advertises Super Mario Land. While this is happening, animations of Mario in various locations are shown. One is of Mario stomping on a mummy in ancient Egypt, another is of Mario in the Marine Pop shooting at a man dressed liks an octopus, and the last one is of Mario and Princess Daisy on a car a couple are driving. The commercial ends with Alleyway, Baseball, and Tennis being advertised alongside Super Mario Land and a voice saying "Nintendo: now you're playing with power: portable power!" with Mario in the Sky Pop covering the "now you're playing with power" text with a banner.
At the scene with Mario in a pyramid, the voice says "challenge the mysteries and terrors of ancient Egypt", but the player never visits Egypt in the game. Egypt was likely mistaken for the Birabuto Kingdom.
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| 2
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This is the same as the first commercial, with reworded dialogue.
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| United Kingdom
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1
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This is a British dub of the first US commercial, but with more focus on the Game Boy and its capabilities. The commercial ends with the banner on Mario's Sky Pop reading "How much fun can you handle?"
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| 2
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This is similar to the first commercial, but reworded and the voice is different.
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| France
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1
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The commercial begins with Mario in a setting similar to Super Mario Bros. Mario hits a ? Block with a Game Boy inside. The rest of the commercial is a French dub of the first UK commercial.
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| 2
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This is similar to the second UK commercial, but with no dialogue for most of the commercial.
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| 3
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This is a shorter version of the second commercial.
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| Greece
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1
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This is a Greek dub of the first US commercial.
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| Super Mario Land 2 - 6 Golden Coins
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United States
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1
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Wario's head appears in front of a swirling background telling the viewer to obey him and to "destroy Mario" by not letting him get the 6 Golden Coins. While this is happening, a voice periodically advertises Super Mario Land 2 - 6 Golden Coins and tells the viewer that Wario has cast a spell on Mario Land.
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| Japan
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1
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A voice tells the story of "The Six Golden Coins" as stop motion animations of each of the areas in Mario Land are shown. The story is about important coins kept hidden away within six worlds in Game Boy Land. A brave young man went out to collect the coins to rescue the land from an evil villain. The game is then advertised with Mario popping out of the book with the cartridge behind him. The commercial ends with Wario opening the book he is inside of revealing he was the evil villain from the story. Mario then closes the book.
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| United Kingdom
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1
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This is a British dub of the US commercial. The commercial ends with the animation of Mario riding the Sky Pop with the "How much fun can you handle?" banner from the first UK commercial for Super Mario Land appearing.
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| France
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1
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This is a French dub of the US commercial.
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| Italy
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1
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This is an Italian dub of the US commercial.
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| Germany
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1
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This is a German dub of the US commercial.
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| Canada
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1
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A man holding a pendulum tells the viewer that they have been deceived for years, and that they have a new master: Wario. While this is happening, text is shown telling the viewer to look at the pendulum. A voice advertises Super Mario Land 2 - 6 Golden Coins while this is happening.
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| Netherlands
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1
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This is similar to the US commercial, but Wario is replaced with a live-action man portraying Wario, different footage is shown, and the dialogue was reworded.
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| Tetris Attack
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Japan
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1
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After four girls talk about Miyuki playing Panel de Pon all morning, a woman appears next to a chalkboard with a drawing of Yoshi, claiming Yoshi had appeared. Five girls then hear someone shouting "Panepon" in the distance, leaving them to believe that someone is in "Panepon" and they run towards them. Two girls are then seen playing Tetris Attack on their Game Boy Pockets under a tree. Text appears reading "In the battle mode, even young ladies would be fired up."
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| Mexico
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1
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A voice advertises Tetris Attack.
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| Wario Blast: Featuring Bomberman!
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United States
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1
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Wario kisses a bomb and talks to it about the amount of havoc and destruction they could cause, and that Bomberman would never know what they are planning. Wario continues kissing the bomb until it explodes until it explodes, transitioning into gameplay footage of Wario Blast: Featuring Bomberman!, which is advertised by a voice. The aftermath of the bomb's explosion is then revealed, where Wario says he loves it before his teeth shatter forming the words "Play it loud".
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| Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3
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United States
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1
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Wario swings a pendulum with Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3's logo on one side and Bull Wario on the other. Wario attempts to hypnotize the viewer to make them believe he is him and help him plunder pirates' treasure to get him money to build a castle bigger than Mario's castle. Wario then tells the viewer to repeat after him the phrase "I'm the bad guy in Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3, where being bad is good, and greed is good." The commercial ends with Wario telling the viewer to get it on Game Boy while calling the viewer greedy.
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| Japan
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1
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A giant Wario is seen on top of a skyscraper resembling the Tokyo Tower with Wario's emblem on a yellow Moon in the background. Wario yells at the crowd introducing himself and that he is in Wario Land. Wario and some coins pops out from a women's Game Boy saying they are making lots of trouble for the pirates on there. Gameplay footage is then shown along with footage of Wario destroying two helicopters using the Jet Pot and the Dragon Pot. The commercial ends with Wario launching himself towards the moon as Mario appears asking the viewer to see what Wario is up to.
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| France
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1
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Wario breaks through footage of the Japan commercial for Super Mario All-Stars as a voice claims that Mario is the biggest star. Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 is then advertised as Wario uses spray paint to replace the "Super Mario Land 3" text to "Wario Land".
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| 2
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This is a French dub of the US commercial.
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| Germany
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1
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This is a German dub of the Japan commercial, with some scenes being cut.
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| Canada
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1
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A man is locked up in a dungeon and talks about Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 while laughing in a cartoonish manner.
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| Wario Land II
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France
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1
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Wario steals a black bar that had "Publicite" on it before fading out. He uses spray paint to paint Wario Land II's logo and advertises the game.
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| Netherlands
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1
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Wario dreams about money before he is woken up by hearing someone stealing his treasure. After Wario yells at the thief, the game is advertised.
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| Wario Land 3
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United States
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1
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In a hall of doors in the form of purple Game Boy Colors, Wario chases after a donut. After successfully obtaining it, Wario is struck by lightning and tumbles into the door behind him. The rest of the scenes before the climax show Wario chasing after a giant coin while avoiding a fireball. The fireball eventually reaches Wario, causing him to turn into ash. A hand with a brush then sweeps Wario into a door. The game is then advertised afterwards.
This commercial references the iconic running gag from the Scooby-Doo franchise.
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| Japan
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1
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Wario introduces himself before being crushed by an Omodon, turning him into Flat Wario. Wario then becomes Flaming Wario after interaction with a fireball. A lot of Kobattos are seen attacking Wario, turning him into Vampire Wario. Finally, a pile of snow falls on Wario, turning him into Snowman Wario. In between each reaction, gameplay footage is shown showing how it works in the game.
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| 2
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This is a shorter version of the first commercial, omitting the Flaming Wario animation.
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