How Complete Are The Super Mario Bros Super Show DVDs?
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
- The Super Mario Bros. Super Show is one of those TV shows were finding physical releases of the whole series is almost next to impossible. So in this video, we'll travel to three different countries to find the most complete release of the series so far.
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I think it is important for media companies to share their media in any format. Many of the best collections for classic movies, tv shows, cartoon shorts and many others are no longer in print or have been never released. Companies like Disney did their baby steps with the Walt Disney Treasures Before falling flat on their faces by not rereleasing other historical cartoons. Everything deserves to be preserved and companies like Warner Bros, Disney, Universal etc should re release their archives in a physical format. Otherwise if something happens to those archives - It is game over. This is why things should be preserved.
Okay you pay for it
Dude... I totally get you're frustration with not having perfect complete series set. I'm a Tom and Jerry fan and I don't think WB has ever done a release of the original 114 cartoons that I feel 100% comfortable recommending.
i dont think WB will ever release all of them on DVD.
And even the best collection has two missing shorts, and has its DVDs stacked in the packaging.
As far as I know, there's very few DVDs with Club Mario and absolutely none with the Danish Super Mario Brødrenes Eventyr segments, King Koopa's Kool Kartoons, or the Korean original live-action segments. Getting a definitive Super Show experience is an absolute nightmare.
I owned the heathcliff dvd as a kid and at the time I didn’t know that heathcliff was the last Va role that mel blanc did
Actually I think Mel Blanc's final performance was as Mr. Spacely from the Jetson's Movie. So much so that only a few of his lines were used since the remaining lines were never recorded by him before his passing and was done by Jeff Bergman
I thought Father McKenzie from Strange Brew was his last role that wasn't him voicing a character that he voiced before.
Yeah I agree
All of this confusion is exactly why I uploaded all 65 episodes as content-complete as possible (though picture quality isn't always the best)
Out of print usually means it's the best one
lol
If only the N Circle releases went out of print so we could give the license to DiscoTech.
I’m so glad someone made this video lol. About two years ago I was obsessed with getting every (American) DVD release of the Dic Mario cartoons and I actually came close to getting them all before losing interest. I think I’m just missing a couple of the box sets and like two or three of the compilation discs. Who knows, maybe I’ll pick it up again
Finally, someone willing to answer the real questions.
Also why does "George Washington Slept Here" keep getting the shaft, but "Day of the Orphan", the only live action segment I'd argue was genuinely awful, gets to be on EVERY release?!
Because it's not a quality issue, it's some kind of weird copyright issue. I don't know what in particular but apparently it's something.
@@teruienages962 True. Its just that I really don't like "Day of the Orphan".
Super Mario Bros Show was good I remember that from Netflix and DVD when I was a little kid
I really loved the show when I was in elementary school. I had the first foldout American box and I'd bring it to school in hopes that my music teacher would play it on the tv at the end of class... for some reason...
Also the Cyndi Lauper episode is one I'm fond of for it letting me connect with my parents over a song they were fond of back then. I specifically remember going to this big Golf store and walking through the sea of golf clubs over the green carpet and Girls Just Wanna Have Fun started playing.
I think my childhood was weird.
I once saw a Super Mario Bros. Super Show DVD in a Redbox kiosk. If I remember correctly, it had one or two episodes of the show, and the only other feature was a bunch of previews for other DiC shows, including Inspector Gadget. I don’t even think the thing had subtitles. It did have the Spanish dub of the episodes, though, so there’s that.
22:40
At least you got a Yoshi plush.
I bought the super Mario brothers super show on VHS in 2002 the one live action segment I remember was when Mario and Luigi were trying out a pizza machine and it would make mistakes putting things on pizza that don’t belong such as pencils and marshmallows
Mario‘s reaction was hilarious!
Fantastic video!
We had to take a crash course on episode availability and the altered music when we started our podcast, and it was a real eye-opener!
We do use the Shout Factory sets when we can, if we don't just use the legal streams on UA-cam.
If you really wanna be complete, the Super Mario Bros Super Show in Korea had original live-action segments with Korean actors. Unfortunately these seem to be mostly hard to find online.
Very informative! Always drives me crazy when companies only do partial physical releases of tv shows XP Would be cool to see you do some other release retrospectives like this for other shows with weird or missing episodes, like Disney Afternoon and all their half finished series box sets. Or all the strange releases of all the older Sonic cartoons
As an aussie not sure about the Zelda show getting a home media release here, But here on TV Zelda aired as it's own show with the live action parts cut while the Super Show kept the live action parts for the Mario cartoons.
This is sadly very common for the saturday morning era of cartoons. Many never released as the full show and the only way to acquire would be bootlegs.
Those Mario DVDs are fantastic to anyone who loves Super Mario Brothers Super Show
Awesome vid!
I’d honestly say the best way to watch the series completely in it’s original format is here on UA-cam, as a UA-camr named Ninja 4561 actually went thru the effort to have the episodes including the Zelda ones in their airing order,have the cover songs, and even all the live action segments seriously I can’t thank him enough for giving us a true experience for this show
There is also a new DVD Box for the German Version for the Super Show called "Die Super Mario Bros. Super Show! - Serien Komplettbox"
it say's it has every Episode on 8 DVDs but it could be just a re-packaging of the German 4 Volumes
If it's from PIDAX, it's most likely a repackage.
@@KingLaneCreations yea its from PIDAX
it also appears the various NCircle dvds released from 2008-2010 also have prints without those filters the shout factory sets had. idk if the rereleases of volume 1 and 2 from them comply with those though
Man I grew up with this show thanks to the DVDs, I got basically all the Super Mario Bros. Super Show DVDs
One other curio regarding the live-action segments-a number of them have themes that seem to line up with animated segments, but don’t actually appear alongside those segments:
Vampire-related live action segments: Seem like they should match up with Count Koopula
George Washington Slept Here: Seems like it should go with “The Koopas are Coming!”
Will the Real Elvis..: Elvin Lives
Alligator Dundee: Crocodile Mario
The Mario Monster Mash: Koopenstein
As well as a number of less-direct/more debatable parallels. The closest the two get is Glasnuts/Plummers Academy, where both sides involve the “president of Russia” (not Gorbachev’s actual title, but you get the idea). I do wonder if these were supposed to be alongside each other, but production issues prevented it.
Foreigners getting better releases from US shows due to them not having that many licences problems is funny because that is pretty much the reason why Brazil still has Megas XLR on HBO MAX while americans themselves cannot get that show officially due to some corporate scheme by WB there.
Yeah, unfortunately Megas XLR is a tax write-off over here in the states, so WB legally can't release it in any official capacity without the IRS banging down their door. It's the same reason why Disney + removed their Willow reboot series from the service.
I collected the American volume 1 and 2...best I could do...but I am still glad I have them
I have all the complete series. I got Volume One from Wal-Mart years ago, while Volume 2 on Trader's Village. Except I don't have The Legend of Zelda show.
I loved the Super Mario Bros Super Show as a kid but the Zelda cartoon on the other hand, I'd rather eat glass.
Its amazing to me that over in America you guys dont get it as good with the DVD distribution, yet over here down under we get the full package. crazy am i right?! heh im not complaining because im big into collecting complete dvd sets of my favourite shows
am i hearing that right? is that schoolhouse rocks "the preamble" instrumental playing in the background? peak nostalgia
I have a vhs copy of Legend Zelda that has Slime Busters Ernie Hudson was in it. It is in rough shape now but I remember watching it frequent growing up it still has the cardboard case
I have the 4-Disc DvD compilation and they featured the live action. Best purchase as a kid!
I do have the Shout! Factory volume one, but am planning on getting volume two soon. I will update on you when I do.
I’ve actually been working through the series using a custom upscaling model (SMBSS 2x). Might want to get those Australian discs to augment the data set.
I have the one episode with the birdo on a tape from April 1990. its got the "birdies the word" song which is now gone from the stream copy's. Its even got commercials and one episode of sinpsons from season 1 where bart fights Nelson
I remember my Mom had a Redbox DVD of the Mario cartoon series and I watched it in the morning before I went to kindergarten I was like 4 years old and I still remember the cartoon to this day
I recently owned the 2012 NCircle two-volume set of this show, but without the live-action segments. I'm planning to buy the U.S. Shout Factory sets and the Australian Complete Set of this show (with their respective live-action segments, of course) in the future.
Gotta say, this was a pretty interesting idea for a video, I don't really know if or when I'll check out the super show, but old video game cartoons are super interesting to me, so I probably will end up watching it at some point, but I know that I do want to watch the Zelda cartoon, purely based on me being a Zelda fan, and mostly just to see how "So bad it's good" it is, and now I'm wondering how different the releases for that show are tbh, is there much to miss for it anyway?
I bought the Mario mania when it first came and liked that they were full. I then bought Shout factory Volume sets expecting it to include full episodes. I was even more disappointed the Legend of Zelda was missing more than half the live action segments.
I was 6 when i had the 4 disc SMSS box set. My first treasured item. Disc 4 was my favorite
As a kid I hated Friday mornings because that’s when they would show the Legend of Zelda cartoons instead of the Mario ones. Hated, hated, hated those Zelda cartoons for making Link an idiot!
I was able to find the “off the map” DVD at a goodwill. I believe Cookie Jar released it
Ho man I keep looking into dvd sets and really wish we had more videos like this
I'd be down for something like this for the sonic cartoons/early adult swim stuff like space ghost coast to coast
6:00 Madman Entertainment are the BANE of my existence I tell ya
Australia gets full seasons of Gumball and Camp Lazlo, everything that’s missing in the US for shows like Johnny Bravo, and the complete series for shows like Dexter’s Lab _years_ before the rumored upcoming US set
DAMN IT WHY CAN’T _I_ BE AUSTRALIAN????
It's awesome to see these DVDs get talked about, I own the original Australian collector's set but it doesn't have the cardboard, just the big DVD case and the discs. would that still make it rare?
I was so missed when I got the newest super show dvd and they where missing the live action parts
Even without sound I can still hear it
This video actually inspired me to make my own custom DVDs I can show you pictures when I’m done with them if that’s okay
14:00 as german. wwf wrestling from around the time sgt slaughter was active aired here. and ernie hudson is known minimum trough ghostbusters, which was here as big as everywhere else.
domino's pizza on the other hand... they tried it in the early 80s here, but failed. second try was in 2010 (still exist since)
Perfect!
Spotted a show logo error on the King Koopa Katastrophe DVD. The logo on that said DVD should've said "The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3" instead of "The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!" as six of the first eight episodes of the 1990 NBC Saturday Morning cartoon were featured there.
I didn't know that Mario had a cartoon but now I know
I’m trying to go for a complete set of every Mario DVD released in the US and the only one I’m missing that isn’t TAOSMB3 complete series by NCircle and Captain N and the New Super Mario World is Mario Mania and it’s extremely hard to find. In the 6 months of me trying to find it of only seen like 5 listings and they’re either overpriced or badly damaged.
You mention how both Shout Factory versions of Super Show Volumes 1 and 2 were released in regular 14mm keep cases. I only found pictures and of Volume 1 being released like that. Volume 2, I can't find ANY images of that existing.
I didn't say Volume 2 was re-released in a regular keep case. I only said that Volume 1 and Zelda were re-released in keep cases.
@@KingLaneCreations Oh okay. My bad. I misheard and thought you said it was. Though what I'm wondering is why? Did Volume 2 not sell nearly as well as Volume 1?
i liked the cartoon as a kid. recently i tried to watch it as an adult and i couldnt get past the first episode before i turned it off
we deserve a better mario dvd for never getting final fantasy until 7.
I have the Shout Factory release of The Adventures of Super Mario Bros 3. But now hearing that there is an NCircle release just reminds me how they screwed up the Sonic SatAM 30th anniversary release
As someone who recently acquired NCircle's new Mario 3 set, it's actually not that bad. At least compared to Sonic SatAM.
While it doesn't have the best packaging or presentation compared to Shout Factory, and it's missing the third disc worth of bonus content, the new NCircle set does make up for a few things. The picture quality is pretty much identical, subtitles are now added, and certain glitches that some episodes had on the original Shout Factory set were fixed in the new set.
Overall, NCircle's new DVD release of Mario 3 is pretty tolerable to me. Though I will still keep my Shout Factory set, since I love the original's packaging and presentation too much.
It’s unbelievable how bad their complete Satam set was when the individual best of sets were better done.
6:46 They used a image from SMB3 lol
I think it's time that Mario gets a brand new series right now by Nintendo, who here agrees?
What are you talking about? I have a DVD set of the complete series of the Super Mario Bros. Super Show! It even has all the live action segments! But it doesn't have the Zelda episodes.
11:29 Did they really used the SpongeBoy Me Bob font from SpongeBob for the DVD menu?
You should make a video like this for Pokémon since a lot of the episodes are exclusive to Japan
dude. i had some of these dvds. i wish i would have kept them but i was a kid. im not sure where my parents put them.
I actually like these versions of the Mario brothers, quite recently I went on Pluto TV to watch super Mario world and the show was in the worst quality
Is there any chance you'd be willing to sell a copy of the dvd you made?
Hey Paisanos!
It's The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!
WE'RE THE MARIO BROTHERS
Plumbing's our game
WE'RE NOT LIKE THE OTHERS WHO GET ON THE FAME
3:07 "the sewer mario bro sewer show" slow down
A wise man once said
i’m cap’nloualbanotalkintyabaatdrugs kids
Dude are using a portable DVD player? That's cool!
It's actually a portable Blu-ray player, but it does play DVDs.
@@KingLaneCreations Wait what is the name of the Portable Blu-Ray Player? I really want it!
i am in the process of making my own restorations of this series using my shout factory boxsets (except for the zelda ones). depends if i might get the volume 3 german dvd with george washington slept here on it but i need to find a way to rip the iso from it
update: ordered pidax volume 1 to check the quality of the episodes for myself, then soon i will get pidax volume 2 and the mario mania dvd for slime busters, then the last 2 volumes and the shout factory zelda boxset in the near future
update 2: kind of scratching off the shout factory boxsets since i have ordered the beyond tin case collector's set for a majority of the episodes' quality and i will only be using the shout factory boxsets for the 4 animated segments and commercial bumpers
Can you find the Italian version, if it exists? Or even just tell me a place to see it on the internet, I know it has been dubbed and broadcast on TV in Italy too, but I don't know where to see it.
I don't know but the Italian theme is great
Hey Lane, since the Ed, Edd n Eddy "complete" series box set lacks the holiday specials and the movie "Ed, Edd n Eddy's Big Picture Show".
Did you do the same thing you did with The Super Mario Bros Super Show by making your own custom complete series DVD box set by taking the discs from the already existing box set while burning new discs that contain the holiday specials and the movie?
Not yet. I couldn't find the specials or movie on Internet Archive.
@@KingLaneCreations I'll see if I can find them for you.
And when I do put out a follow up reply.
Making this comment ⅔thru the video and without checking your channel.
What about the VHS releases? Maybe a separate video about that?
I currently don't plan on making a separate video on the VHS releases.
Wish i could afford physical media
I have th Shout Factory dvds of The SMBSS and Zelda 'which I only watch for the Mario live-action segments' so I have most of the show I use UA-cam for what I don't have including all cover songs/bumpers/slow DiC Entertainment ending/Nestle Quik commercial/Kids Klassics logo same goes for The Adventures of Super Mario Bros 3 when it comes to Supe Mario World I have the NCircle/Cookie Jar dvds so I have all but one SMW episode but YT has that episode I wish Nickelodeon or Cartoon Network/Boomerang TV channel would get the rights to show all three Mario shows on DirecTV including the Nestle Quik commercial/Kids Klassics logo/slow DiC Entertainment ending/bumpers/cover songs. I'm starting to watch my dvds again tonight.
W UA-camr
No Captain Lou Albano I don't feel like watching I am going out for some pasta Luigi pretty much the entire time Mario aka Captain Lou was on camera it felt like he was hungry
It's The Super Mario Bros Super Show
In my Country Germany this is much easier. You get everything from all 3 Shows with 6 DVDs
I hope you read this I had a vhs of butch mario and the luigi kid when i was 8 in 1995 my mom bought it at a truck stop in South Dakota fast forward in 2008 i bought the shout factory sets and zelda i notice it was missing magic Johnson episode my vhs had it but no DVDs has years ago I tried getting answers no one believed me so could you answer this question I'm asking please it's no memorey effect either
Thank you for asking. What you remembered was absolutely NOT false, Magic Johnson did indeed appear in the Super Show. He made a guest appearance in two live-action episodes, "Magic's Magic" and "Do You Believe in Magic?".
"Do You Believe in Magic?" was paired with the Mario cartoon, "Pirates of Koopa". The full episode is easily available on both Shout Factory's Volume 1 and Beyond's Collector's Set .
"Magic's Magic" was paired up with the Zelda Cartoon, "Cold Spells". However, unlike "Do You Believe in Magic?", "Magic's Magic" never saw a DVD release in the US or Australia. But that segment was included on the Butch Mario and Luigi Kid VHS tape just like you mentioned.
I hope I was able to clear up some confusion. Again, thank you so much for asking.
@@KingLaneCreations this totally cleared up everything thank you fir responding and letting me know one day I hope you can cover those vhs that had those old cartoons for cheap like some had superman cartoons from the 1930s looney toons felix the cat and alot of those cheap tapes that were sold for a buck in the early 90s
It Sucks How The Australian DVD Set Is In NTSC Instead Of PAL
I have a region free Blu Ray player, so it's fine for me. But it does suck for those who don't
Leapfrog DVDs
I own the German dvd and i don't like it.
Well obviously the best way to watch the show is just learn German duh, it’s so simple (this is a joke please don’t kill me)
This guy has a comment rule section? Lmao, what a control freak. Who cares if people comment "first" ? For real. And PG-to-PG13 lmao.
13:53 Actually, American professional wrestling, specifically the WWF, was immensely popular in Germany in the 1980's through the 1990's, due in part to the popularity of native promotion, Catch Wrestling Association, owned by famed German grappler, Otto Wanz... So Sgt. Slaughter may have been one of the MOST familiar faces to the German audience. Especially since Wanz actually won the AWA (American Wrestling Association) World Heavyweight Championship in 1982, and in between runs in the WWF (now WWE) Slaughter had spent the majority of the 1980's working for Verne Gagne's AWA promotion. Also, while stripped of it's American nationalist dressing, GI Joe experienced a great deal of popularity both in England, and continental Europe throughout the 80's and 90's, so it's quite likely that a child living in late 80's/early 90's Germany would be MORE familiar with Sgt. Slaughter, than they would most other U.S. celebrities.
Thank you so much for telling me all of this. To be brutally honest, I'm not even all that into WWF/WWE, let alone wrestling. So it was really cool hearing all this information I never knew before.