Mario Is Clinically Insane

Mario Is Mental
Mario is “a murderous, womanizing, animal abuser; a cruel, misanthropic sociopath” (01:12-01:19). Mario is a staple of video games and has been since Nintendo created him back in 1983, so most people when hearing he is evil or insane would immediately disagree. I’m here to tell you why he is most definitely insane, Mario is clinically insane because he is a cold-blooded killer, he doesn't care about his family, and he is abusive to the animals and the people of his own kingdom.
Toads, these weird humanoids with a mushroom attached to their head. Well, what is I told you that every time you smashed a brick or stone with Mario’s enormous head, you were killing Toads. The original handbook for Super Mario Bros. on the NES says the story goes something like this, “One day the kingdom of peaceful mushroom people was invaded by the Koopa, a tribe of
How Mario treats his own brother is worse than how he treats Yoshi or the Toads. “He’s an adorable coward, an awkward wannabe hero who thinks the world of his brother. Look at the way he reacts at the ending of Luigi’s Mansion when he sees his brother is safe” (08:34-08:45). Luigi is absolutely overjoyed that his brother is safe. You can even read his diary in Paper Mario and Luigi just goes on and on about how much he loves and adores his brother. He even wrote that he has asked to go on at least one adventure with Mario, but those dreams are just crushed. “Crushed them like the thousands of Goomba’s he’s crushed under his fat italian weight” (09:18-09:22). Now go to the end of Mario Power Tennis. In this game there are two main endings, one where Mario wins and one where Luigi wins. If Mario wins, he accepts his trophy with pride, but if Luigi wins then he accepts his trophy then turns to his brother for admiration. Mario walks up to Luigi and shakes his hand, but then the camera scrolls down and the player sees that Mario is grinding his foot into