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The Scatman John reveal turns out to be a fake-out, Scatman merely disguising himself as Mario while the latter was using the bathroom. Luigi flees the restaurant and escapes through a warp pipe while Duck Nukem hides in the restaurant. He reveals he was secretly Scatman John all along before firing at Duck and Luigi with a gun. When that doesn't work, Mario is asked why he did all this. Inside the restaurant, Mario attempts to distract Duck and Luigi by pretending to be 'Hand-io'. Luigi tells Duck that he sees him as his true brother and that after they defeat Mario, Luigi will treat Duck to some spaghetti on the rocks.

Mario slips on a banana and crashes into a restaurant, his body being flung through the window. The two chase Mario through a lengthy car chase scene. Duck Nukem reveals he is on Luigi's side because Luigi fed him breadcrumbs when he was a duckling and because he thinks what Mario tried to do is despicable. Mario makes a hasty escape through the window. Mario asks Nukem who sent him, but Duck Nukem's voice is replaced with unintelligble duck noises at the end, keeping it a mystery for both brothers.ĭuck Nukem attempts to shoot Mario several times, but misses all his shots and empties his ammo. Mario dodges, however, and the shot hits the Toad barkeep instead. Duck Nukem reveals he witnessed the attempted assassination of Luigi and attempts to shoot Mario. A gunshot is heard and the screen cuts to black, only to reveal the gunshot was not fired by Mario, but by a new character: Duck Nukem. Grabbing his own gun, Mario intends to finish the job. It then cuts back to present day, where, through a series of pasta-related puns, Mario reveals he was faking his death all along and that it was his intention to kill Luigi.

Luigi, upset over his brother's death, screams so loudly it can be heard in space. The cat retreats via a helicopter, seemingly out of ammo and is seemingly blown up by colliding into a random Toad in the sky. However, due to Lasagna Ocelot's laziness and it being a Monday, Lasagna misses the shot and it hits Mario instead. He attempts to assassinate Luigi with his gun just as Mario ominously informs Luigi that he will go to hell before he dies. Lasagna Ocelot, the alter ego of Garfield, stalks the duo and contacts a mysterious figure that 'Operation Blue Shell Kill' is about to commence. The film then cuts to a flashback of the supposed Blue Shell Incident, which features Mario and Luigi walking through an amusement park. Mario reveals the 'Blue Shell Incident' was just a cover-up. Luigi is surprised to see his brother, thinking the latter died in Zanzibar. The film begins with Luigi drowning his sorrows in 'Spaghetti on the rocks', only to be interrupted by his older brother's rude entrance. When Luigi's brother Mario reveals a dark secret, Luigi must rise up with the help of an unlikely ally to stop his brother once and for all.

Totally accurate battle simulator tv tropes