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[[Image:RioDeJaneiro_MIM.png|thumb|The map of '''Rio de Janeiro''' as it appears in ''[[Mario is Missing!]]''.]]
{{location infobox
'''[[Wikipedia:Rio de Janeiro|Rio de Janeiro]]''' (Portuguese for "January River") is the second largest city of [[wikipedia:Brazil|Brazil]], located in [[South America]]. Along with [[New York City]], [[Tokyo]], [[Cairo]] and [[London]], it is one of the cities [[Luigi]] has to visit in ''[[Mario is Missing!]]'' in order to defeat the third boss of the game, [[Morton Koopa]].
|image=[[File:Rio de Janeiro (Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games).jpg|256px]]
|greater_location=[[wikipedia:Brazil|Brazil]]
|capital=
|ruler=[[Mayor Cook]]
|inhabitants=Humans, Animals, etc.
|first_appearance=''[[Mario is Missing! (PC)|Mario is Missing!]]'' ([[List of games by date#1992|1992]])
|latest_appearance=''[[Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games (Wii U)|Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games]]'' ([[List of games by date#2016|2016]])
}}
'''[[Wikipedia:Rio de Janeiro|Rio de Janeiro]]''' (Portuguese for "January River") appears in the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]] as a city located in {{iw|wikipedia|Brazil}}, located in [[South America]]; this is consistent with its portrayal in real life.


As with all the other cities appearing in the game, Rio de Janeiro was invaded by [[Koopa Troopa]]s. The enemies were sent by [[Bowser]] to steal artifacts from the cities' landmarks. In Rio, the Troopas stole from the [[Christ the Redeemer Statue]], the [[Copacabana Beach]], and the [[Sugar Loaf Mountain]]. Luigi's task was to rescue the city by finding and returning all the missing artifacts.
==History==
===''Mario is Missing!''===
[[File:RioDeJaneiro MIM.png|thumb|The map of Rio de Janeiro as it appears in ''[[Mario is Missing! (Super Nintendo Entertainment System)|Mario is Missing!]]'']]
Rio de Janeiro's first appearance in the ''Super Mario'' franchise is as one of the cities [[Luigi]] has to visit in the [[Mario is Missing! (PC)|PC]] and [[Mario is Missing! (Super Nintendo Entertainment System)|SNES versions of ''Mario is Missing!'']]. As with all the other cities appearing in the game, Rio de Janeiro was invaded by [[Koopa Troopa]]s sent by [[Bowser]] to steal artifacts from the cities' landmarks. Luigi's task is to rescue the city by finding and returning all the missing artifacts.


==Information from ''Mario is Missing!''==
In the SNES version, the Koopas steal a [[Spotlight from Christ the Redeemer Statue|spotlight]] from the [[Christ the Redeemer Statue]], a [[Copacabana beach seashell|seashell]] from [[Copacabana Beach]], and a [[Sugar Loaf Mountain cable car|cable car]] from [[Sugarloaf Mountain|Sugar Loaf Mountain]].
*Boy:
**''"To the south is Argentina, to your left is Peru. I'd bruch up on my Portuguese if I were you."''
**''"'Rio' means river and 'de' means of. I wonder what Janeiro means?"''
*Tourist:
**''"Its capital is Brasilia but you're not there. This place is more of a carnival, from all I hear."''
**''"It's the land of samba and mamba, the soul music of Brasilia."''
*Business Woman:
**''"I hope you brought your swimsuit, this city lies on Brazil's famous coastline."''
**''"Rio is right-o above the Tropic of Cancer."''
*Scientist:
**''"It covers nearly one-half of South America. It's the fifth largest country in the world!"''
**''"Brazil was discovered by the Portuguese in 1500. You thought they spoke Spanish, didn't you?"''
*Police Officer:
**''"You finally made it to Rio de Janeiro. The South American tropics of Brazil."''


==Name in Other Languages==
In the PC version, instead of stealing from the Christ the Redeemer Statue, the Koopas instead steal a [[Carnival headdress|headdress]] from the [[Carnival]], and a [[Soccer Ball]] from [[Maracanã|Maracana Stadium]]. Additionally, in this version, the mayor of the city is shown to be [[Mayor Cook]].
{{foreignname
 
|Jap=リオ・デ・ジャネイロ
The information from ''Mario is Missing!'' mistakenly places the city to be above the Tropic of Cancer, when Rio is actually above the Tropic of Capricorn.
|JapR=Rio de Janeiro
 
|JapM=-
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|Spa=Río de Janeiro
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|SpaM=-
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|FraM=-
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|Dut=
|tourist=Its capital is Brasilia but you're not there. This place is more of a carnival, from all I hear.
|DutM=-
|tourist_2=It's the land of samba and mamba, the soul music of Brasilia.
|Ger=
|reporter=I hope you brought your swimsuit, this city lies on Brazil's famous coastline.
|GerM=-
|reporter_2=Rio is right-o above the Tropic of Cancer.
|Ita=
|scientist=It covers nearly one-half of South America. It's the fifth largest country in the world!
|ItaM=-
|scientist_2=Brazil was discovered by the Portuguese in 1500. You thought they spoke Spanish, didn't you?
|Rus=Рио-де-Жанейро<br>''Rio-de-Zhanyeĭro''
|officer=You finally made it to Rio de Janeiro. The South American tropics of Brazil.
|RusM=-
|Kor=리오데자네이
|KorR=Lio de Janei
|KorM=-
|Chi=里約熱內盧 (Traditional)<br>里约热内卢 (Simplified)
|ChiR=Lǐyu ēr Ènèilú
|ChiM=-
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|PorM=-
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|-
{{MIMSNES info
|boy=To the south is Argentina, to your left is Peru. I'd brush up on my Portuguese if I were you.
|boy_2=Rio' means river and 'de' means of. I wonder what Janeiro means?
|tourist=Its capital is Brasilia but you're not there. This place is more of a carnival, from all I hear.
|tourist_2=It's the land of samba and mamba, the soul music of Brasilia.
|reporter=I hope you brought your swimsuit, this city lies on Brazil's famous coastline.
|reporter_2=Rio is right-o above the Tropic of Cancer.
|scientist=It covers nearly one-half of South America. It's the fifth largest country in the world!
|scientist_2=Brazil was discovered by the Portuguese in 1500. You thought they spoke Spanish, didn't you?
|officer=You finally made it to Rio de Janeiro. The South American tropics of Brazil.
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|}
 
==== Newspaper ====
;Koopas Compromise Copacabana
:Copacabana beach was bushwhacked early today when a truckload of turtles took tons of sea shells. She who sells sea shells by the sea shore said, "Shucks. Those suckers swooped in and stole all the super shells? What shall I do?" She also provided the following sketches to police:
; Lightfingers on the Loose
: {| class=wikitable
![[File:Koopa balloon MIMDOS.png]]
|
*Scene of crime: Maracana Stadium
*Artifact: the Soccer Ball
*Reward: $1200
*Bonus: $0
|-
![[File:Koopa propeller MIMDOS.png]]
|
*Scene of crime: Sugar Loaf Mountain
*Artifact: the Sugar Loaf Mountain cable car
*Reward: $2250
*Bonus: $0
|-
![[File:Koopa skateboard MIMDOS.png]]
|
*Scene of crime: Copacabana beach
*Artifact: the Copacabana beach seashell
*Reward: $1350
*Bonus: $0
|-
![[File:Koopa bag pull MIMDOS.png]]
|
*Scene of crime: Carnival
*Artifact: the Carnival headdress
*Reward: $1650
*Bonus: $3000
|}
 
===''Shitamachi Ninjō Gekijō''===
In the November 17, 1995 broadcast of ''[[Shitamachi Ninjō Gekijō]]'', [[Mario]] and [[Toad]] escape from a prison by digging downwards with a drill, emerging to find Rio Carnival dancers nearby.<ref>{{Cite|author=Cabbusses|date=January 15, 2019|url=youtu.be/QmDZieqSli4?t=96|title=kukun kun kut - Mario and Toad's Drill Adventure (Lilly Franky Gekijou 11/17)|publisher=YouTube|language=ja|timestamp=01:36|accessdate=August 10, 2024}}</ref> Concluding they arrived in Brazil, Mario promptly gives Toad the cover name "Carlos Romário", to Toad's despair.
 
===''Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games''===
Rio de Janeiro is the general setting for ''[[Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games]]'', since the city hosted the 2016 Summer Olympics. Among the city areas visited in the game are the [[Copacabana Beach]], Sambódromo, [[Maracanã]], Cinelândia, Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, and Estádio Olímpico Nilton Santos (referred to in-game as Olympic Stadium).
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== Gallery ==
<gallery>
Rio de Janeiro MIMDOS.png|Rio de Janeiro in the DOS version.
Rio de Janeiro Map MIMDOS.png|Map of Rio de Janeiro in the DOS version.
</gallery>
==References==
<references/>
 
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Latest revision as of 11:41, September 9, 2024

Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro in the opening movie.
First appearance Mario is Missing! (1992)
Latest appearance Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games (2016)
Greater location Brazil
Ruler Mayor Cook
Inhabitants Humans, Animals, etc.

Rio de Janeiro (Portuguese for "January River") appears in the Super Mario franchise as a city located in Brazil, located in South America; this is consistent with its portrayal in real life.

History[edit]

Mario is Missing![edit]

Map of Rio de Janeiro
The map of Rio de Janeiro as it appears in Mario is Missing!

Rio de Janeiro's first appearance in the Super Mario franchise is as one of the cities Luigi has to visit in the PC and SNES versions of Mario is Missing!. As with all the other cities appearing in the game, Rio de Janeiro was invaded by Koopa Troopas sent by Bowser to steal artifacts from the cities' landmarks. Luigi's task is to rescue the city by finding and returning all the missing artifacts.

In the SNES version, the Koopas steal a spotlight from the Christ the Redeemer Statue, a seashell from Copacabana Beach, and a cable car from Sugar Loaf Mountain.

In the PC version, instead of stealing from the Christ the Redeemer Statue, the Koopas instead steal a headdress from the Carnival, and a Soccer Ball from Maracana Stadium. Additionally, in this version, the mayor of the city is shown to be Mayor Cook.

The information from Mario is Missing! mistakenly places the city to be above the Tropic of Cancer, when Rio is actually above the Tropic of Capricorn.

Information[edit]

Person Quote
PC version
Boy "To the south is Argentina, to your left is Peru. I'd brush up on my Portuguese if I were you."
"Rio' means river and 'de' means of. I wonder what Janeiro means?"
Tourist "Its capital is Brasilia but you're not there. This place is more of a carnival, from all I hear."
"It's the land of samba and mamba, the soul music of Brasilia."
Reporter "I hope you brought your swimsuit, this city lies on Brazil's famous coastline."
"Rio is right-o above the Tropic of Cancer."
Scientist "It covers nearly one-half of South America. It's the fifth largest country in the world!"
"Brazil was discovered by the Portuguese in 1500. You thought they spoke Spanish, didn't you?"
Police officer "You finally made it to Rio de Janeiro. The South American tropics of Brazil."
SNES version
Boy "To the south is Argentina, to your left is Peru. I'd brush up on my Portuguese if I were you."
"Rio' means river and 'de' means of. I wonder what Janeiro means?"
Tourist "Its capital is Brasilia but you're not there. This place is more of a carnival, from all I hear."
"It's the land of samba and mamba, the soul music of Brasilia."
Reporter "I hope you brought your swimsuit, this city lies on Brazil's famous coastline."
"Rio is right-o above the Tropic of Cancer."
Scientist "It covers nearly one-half of South America. It's the fifth largest country in the world!"
"Brazil was discovered by the Portuguese in 1500. You thought they spoke Spanish, didn't you?"
Police officer "You finally made it to Rio de Janeiro. The South American tropics of Brazil."

Newspaper[edit]

Koopas Compromise Copacabana
Copacabana beach was bushwhacked early today when a truckload of turtles took tons of sea shells. She who sells sea shells by the sea shore said, "Shucks. Those suckers swooped in and stole all the super shells? What shall I do?" She also provided the following sketches to police:
Lightfingers on the Loose
Balloon Koopa Troopa in Mario is Missing!
  • Scene of crime: Maracana Stadium
  • Artifact: the Soccer Ball
  • Reward: $1200
  • Bonus: $0
Propeller Koopa Troopa in Mario is Missing!
  • Scene of crime: Sugar Loaf Mountain
  • Artifact: the Sugar Loaf Mountain cable car
  • Reward: $2250
  • Bonus: $0
Skateboard Koopa Troopa in Mario is Missing!
  • Scene of crime: Copacabana beach
  • Artifact: the Copacabana beach seashell
  • Reward: $1350
  • Bonus: $0
Bag pulling Koopa Troopa in Mario is Missing!
  • Scene of crime: Carnival
  • Artifact: the Carnival headdress
  • Reward: $1650
  • Bonus: $3000

Shitamachi Ninjō Gekijō[edit]

In the November 17, 1995 broadcast of Shitamachi Ninjō Gekijō, Mario and Toad escape from a prison by digging downwards with a drill, emerging to find Rio Carnival dancers nearby.[1] Concluding they arrived in Brazil, Mario promptly gives Toad the cover name "Carlos Romário", to Toad's despair.

Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games[edit]

Rio de Janeiro is the general setting for Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, since the city hosted the 2016 Summer Olympics. Among the city areas visited in the game are the Copacabana Beach, Sambódromo, Maracanã, Cinelândia, Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, and Estádio Olímpico Nilton Santos (referred to in-game as Olympic Stadium).

Gallery[edit]

  • Rio de Janeiro in the DOS version.

    Rio de Janeiro in the DOS version.

  • Map of Rio de Janeiro in the DOS version.

    Map of Rio de Janeiro in the DOS version.

References[edit]

  1. ^ Cabbusses (January 15, 2019). kukun kun kut - Mario and Toad's Drill Adventure (Lilly Franky Gekijou 11/17) (01:36). YouTube (Japanese). Retrieved August 10, 2024.
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Appears in the DOS/Mac release
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Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games (Wii U) / Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games (Nintendo 3DS) / Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games Arcade Edition
Playable characters Fully playable Amy • Blaze • Bowser • Bowser Jr. • Daisy • Donkey Kong • Dr. Eggman • Knuckles • Luigi • Mario • Metal Sonic • Mii • Peach • Shadow • Silver • Sonic • Tails • Vector • Waluigi • Wario • Yoshi
Guest characters Birdo • Cream • Diddy Kong • Dry Bones • Dry Bowser • Eggman Nega • Espio • Jet • Larry • Ludwig • Nabbit • Omega • Rosalina • Rouge • Roy • Sticks • Toad • Wave • Wendy • Zavok • Zazz
Additional team members Birdos • Boom Booms • Chao • Egg Pawns • Pom Pom • Toads • Yoshis
Other characters and species Animals • Big • Birdo • Boy in Mario Suit and Boy in Sonic Suit • Chao • Charmy • Cream • Horse • Koopa Troopas • Lakitu • Omochao • Orbot & Cubot • Pianta • Shy Guys • Toads • Yoshis
Enemies and obstacles Boos • Bullet Bills • Castles • Egg Flappers • Goombas • Goomba Towers • Koopa Paratroopas • Moto Bugs • Octus • Piranha Plants • Spinies • Thwomps • Warp Pipes
Items ? Block • Blooper • Brick Block • Bullet Bill • Chaos Emerald • Coin • Dash Panel • Empty Block • Fire Flower • Flame Shield • Fruit • Golden Dash Mushroom • Green Shell • Item Box • Moto Bug • POW Block • Power Sneakers • Red Shell • Ring • Shield • Spiny Shell • Spring • Star Coin • Super Star
Events Wii U version Olympic events 100m • 100m Freestyle Swimming • 4x100m Relay • Archery • Beach Volleyball • Boxing • BMX • Equestrian • Football • Javelin Throw • Rhythmic Gymnastics • Rugby Sevens • Table Tennis • Triple Jump
Duel Events Duel Football • Duel Rugby Sevens • Duel Beach Volleyball
Nintendo 3DS
version		 Olympic events 100m • 110m Hurdles • Long Jump • Javelin Throw • 100m Freestyle Swimming • Archery • Boxing • Table Tennis • Beach Volleyball • Equestrian • BMX • Rhythmic Gymnastics • Football • Golf
Plus Events 100m Plus • 110m Hurdles Plus • Long Jump Plus • Javelin Throw Plus • 100m Freestyle Swimming Plus • Archery Plus • Boxing Plus • Table Tennis Plus • Beach Volleyball Plus • Equestrian Plus • BMX Plus • Rhythmic Gymnastics Plus • Football Plus • Golf Plus
Arcade Edition Hammer Throw • 100m • Javelin Throw • 100m Freestyle Swimming • Archery • 100m Hurdles • Rhythmic Gymnastics • Long Jump • Trampoline • 4x100m Relay
Miscellaneous Gallery • Staff (Wii U / Nintendo 3DS) • Stamps
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