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* [[Mario Party 7|''Mario Party 7'''s]] gameboard, [[Grand Canal]], could be based off of Venice. | * [[Mario Party 7|''Mario Party 7'''s]] gameboard, [[Grand Canal]], could be based off of Venice. | ||
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Venice is a city on Earth, and is located in Italy. It is well-known for being built over a series of small islands, and is home to numerous canals.
Venice was featured in The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 episode "The Venice Menace". Kootie Pie Koopa wanted her own waterpark, so Bowser gave in by promising to warp the entire city of Venice to Dark Land. But before Bowser could warp the city, he had to scare everyone away with the Doomsub.
Mario and Luigi traveled to Venice to fight Bowser, and while they were there, Mario felt a strange feeling in his bones. After finally vanquishing Bowser, a gondolier introduced them to the statues of Marco Polo's Plumbers in the heart of Venice. Because Mario and Luigi were descendants of the plumbers, Mario was uncontrollably attached to the city of Venice.
Trivia
- Mario Party 7's gameboard, Grand Canal, could be based off of Venice.
