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[[File:Athens MTMSNES.png|thumb|256px|'''Athens''' in the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] release of ''Mario's Time Machine''.]] | [[File:Athens MTMSNES.png|thumb|256px|'''Athens''' in the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] release of ''Mario's Time Machine''.]] | ||
In ''[[Mario's Time Machine]]'', Mario travels back in time to ancient Athens circa 369 BC after [[Bowser]] travels back to Athens himself to steal a copy of the ''[[Republic]]'' from [[Plato]]. At the time, Plato was actively teaching at the [[Academy]] that he founded, and his student, [[Aristotle]], was also branching out into his own form of philosophy. As Mario did not know that the book in his possession belonged to Plato, he talked to the other inhabitants of Athens, including Aristotle, a [[wikipedia:Council of Five Hundred|councilman]], a writer, and an enslaved woman, about the area. Most of them end up talking about Plato and his philosophy, though. Eventually, Mario can go to the Academy and return the ''Republic'' to Plato before leaving Athens. | In ''[[Mario's Time Machine]]'', Mario travels back in time to ancient Athens circa 369 BC after [[Bowser]] travels back to Athens himself to steal a copy of the ''[[Republic]]'' from [[Plato]]. At the time, Plato was actively teaching at the [[Academy]] that he founded, and his student, [[Aristotle]], was also branching out into his own form of philosophy. As Mario did not know that the book in his possession belonged to Plato, he talked to the other inhabitants of Athens, including Aristotle, a [[wikipedia:Council of Five Hundred|councilman]], a writer, and an enslaved woman, about the area. Most of them end up talking about Plato and his philosophy, though. Eventually, Mario can go to the Academy and return the ''Republic'' to Plato before leaving Athens. | ||
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Revision as of 23:39, July 14, 2017
Athens (Greek: Αθήνα, Athí̱na; Ancient Greek: Ἀθῆναι, Athēnai) is the capital city of Greece.
History
Mario is Missing
Including Buenos Aires, Sydney, Mexico City and Paris, it is one of the five cities Luigi has to visit in Mario is Missing! in order to defeat Iggy Koopa. During the events of the game, Athens is invaded by many Koopa Troopas. The Koopa Troopas stole artifacts from various landmarks in the city, including artifacts from the Erechtheion Temple, Hadrian's Arch, and the Parthenon. Luigi's task was to find the artifacts and return them to their respective landmarks.
Information from Mario is Missing!
- Boy:
- "It's extremely easy. This nation is the southernmost country in Europe."
- "Would you know if I slipped and joked that this place is 'Greece-y'?"
- Tourist:
- "I got the drachmas. Bring on those famous Greek dramas."
- "Let's get loose and party with Zeus. He may be home on Olympus, I guess it's hit or myth."
- Business Woman:
- "Can I convince you, Sirrahit's the southernmost tip of the Balkan Peninsula?"
- "Just as it happens, I'm an expert on Athens. If you have any questions, keep asking."
- Scientist:
- "Athens became the capital of Greece in 1834. But it was founded three thousand years before."
- "Beware of Greeks bearing gifts, is what they used to say. I don't believe it applies today."
- Police Officer:
- "Welcome to Athens, Greece, that is. Zorba was here but left for the Acropolis."
Mario's Time Machine
In Mario's Time Machine, Mario travels back in time to ancient Athens circa 369 BC after Bowser travels back to Athens himself to steal a copy of the Republic from Plato. At the time, Plato was actively teaching at the Academy that he founded, and his student, Aristotle, was also branching out into his own form of philosophy. As Mario did not know that the book in his possession belonged to Plato, he talked to the other inhabitants of Athens, including Aristotle, a councilman, a writer, and an enslaved woman, about the area. Most of them end up talking about Plato and his philosophy, though. Eventually, Mario can go to the Academy and return the Republic to Plato before leaving Athens.
