SMG4 CRAZY TOAD SERIES
Toad debuted in the SMG4 series in Super Mario 64 Bloopers Short: The Cake Is a Lie!, where Mario was invited to Peach's Castle for cake but Toad revealed that the cake was a lie, and later he sensed that Mario died (but was then revived). Throughout the years, Toad had been miserable as a servant of Peach, and hated Mario for his retardedness. He had became a rude member of SMG4's Gang who often gets annoyed by the presence of others. Many terrible things had happened to Toad, which further grew his inner villainy. He once was rich and president of the Mushroom Kingdom for a day, and during those times, he abused his power against SMG4's Gang. Toad once tried to conquer the Mushroom Kingdom but was defeated. He spends time eating candy whenever he wants to get hyper and be cheerful, which often makes him annoying towards others. After he started dating Toadette, she ended up being overbearing to the point where she became Toad's nightmare. In SMG4: Mario And The T-Pose Virus, in Peach's Castle, Mario was annoying Toad as usual, with Toad even commenting that he wanted to die. When T-Pose Zombies started attacking, Mario threw Toad as "Super Toadie Grenade" through the hole of the entrance door and reassured that Toad would solve the issue, just for him to become T-Posed too. When the zombies headed their way, both Mario and Luigi headed upstairs.
Soon after, the T-Posers showed up through the door, with both Meggy Spletzer and Bob Bobowski confused as to what was going on.įishy Boopkins was oblivious to the danger of the T-Posers and asked if they were here to see his Yu-Gi-Oh! collection but instead, they attacked him. Soon after, Boopkins became a T-Poser too. Although Meggy easily knocked them down, she realized with horror that they were unaffected as they proceeded to gang up on her and make her one of them. More T-Posers struggled to get through the barricaded doors to the Clock Room. to the top floor that leads to the roof, but the exit was locked. Mario broke through the door, but while Mario and Luigi celebrated, the T-Pose zombies grabbed Luigi and slowly turned him into one of them, much to the horror of Mario as he could not do anything. The T-Pose zombies were upon Mario on the roof. Unexpectedly, Peach showed up in a helicopter armed with a machine gun, who then fired away 1-Up Mushrooms at the T-Pose zombies, saving Mario. Any T-Pose zombie who got hit returned to normal. Once all the T-Pose zombies were back to normal, the helicopter landed on the roof and Peach explained the source of the T-Pose Virus being a T-Pose Shroom. She then furiously asked who idiotically ate it, causing everyone to look at Shroomy, who recounted how he became a T-Pose zombie. Turned out Waluigi was the one who commanded Shroomy to eat one.īoopkins though suggested that they should look at his card collection, causing Mario to ask who wanted to do anything but Boopkins' suggestion, causing everyone else to cheer for Mario's decision. They quickly boarded the helicopter and left Boopkins. In SMG4: The Mario Café, Luigi and Toad were teleported to the Koopa Cafe to be Bowser's employees. Mario finally reached the café but landed on Toad who screamed at seeing Mario naked.
Toad decided to leave but Kamek stopped him by summoning Toadette.
Rather than deal with his crazy girlfriend, Toad decided that they should all work at the café. In the café, Bowser assigned everyone their roles: Toad as the cashier (who was stealing a few bucks for himself).īowser asked if they were all ready but everyone shown were not. He told everyone to get ready for the first customer, which was Shroomy. He had positive words for the café before proceeding to order a very complicated coffee (a venti ice skinny decaf hazelnut macchiato no whip ultimate grand super craft party coffee deluxe) and a side of eggs benedict. Toad rudely told him to go take a seat, as he angrily headbutted the cash register, printing the order as Luigi brought it to Bowser.Īs Shroomy contemplated the taste of his order, Toad was still banging his head.
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