Comic/Manga Mario Day Movie Night (Dollmore Model Doll Leah Cox, Iplehouse SID Eva)

Happy Mario Day! I did this photostory with Leah and Eva. It's not the greatest thing. My lighting was bad, and it's been so long since I did photos like this that I forgot that I could lose the eyes in the bad light, but I did what I could. I hope you enjoy the photostory.

Just in case you're getting Red Xes, click here: Leah and Eva - Mario Day Movie Night

 

Thank you I tried to keep the sweetness going between them

 

I don't really follow that celebrity stuff, so I don't know what Chris Pratt said, but this photostory isn't about the new movie. The photostory is about this movie!



I'm not kidding. This is one of my favorite movies. Not only that, but I think it's a brilliant movie. I don't think it deserves the bad rap it gets. Eva's line about it being imaginative and uniquely faithful to the source material is pretty much all me speaking

Thank you, animemom I'm glad you were happy to see my ladies again. I love sharing photos of them. It's funny you mention them going to bed I took these photos later last night. Warning for nudity. It's sensual but very loving. /threads/you...model-doll-leah-cox-iplehouse-sid-eva.867441/

 

It was only one movie. A sequel never got made since it flopped so badly. I think it was the best thing they could've done at the time. The current movie's aesthetic didn't really begin until 1996 with Super Mario 64, and that was the beginning of a very homogenized Mario style. There were so many different imaginative takes on Mario between 1981 and 1993. Donkey Kong, Mario being the bad guy in Donkey Kong Jr., the original Mario Bros. arcade game, Super Mario 1 (and 2 in Japan), the US version of Super Mario 2, Super Mario 3, a couple different cartoons, pro wrestler Captain Lou Albano was Mario at one point, Super Mario World, Super Mario Land, and then finally the movie. Many of those games were unique takes on the Mario concept or at least iterated on them in some noteworthy way. Then we got Super Mario 64 in 1996, and pretty much the only thing that's changed since then is that there are more polygons. Yeah, there was Paper Mario, but that's one thing kind of off doing its own thing. I can make a list of Mario games that have the same aesthetic as Super Mario 64 that is nearly as long as the previous list. That's not to say the games aren't fun. I actually thought Super Mario Odyssey was spectacular and made me feel like a kid again, but it wasn't all that unique. They put in an oddly realistic-looking tyrannosaurus rex and there was New Donk City, but everything else in the game was tried and true Mario. Bah, I'm just rambling. At least the games are generally good, and Mario's a cool dude I wish they would do a Mario game that was something out of left field again, though.

 

Thank you very much, Alison! I thought Leah and Eva would look nice together in these outfits. I'm glad it worked out so nicely.

 

I know, right? I got one of my old Super Mario cartridges out just for the end of the story. I knew it would've made Leah surprised I actually got this cartridge in the middle to later 90s. I just wanted to have a Super Mario cartridge on its own instead of the Super Mario/Duck Hunt one that I had when I was a little, little kid. At least it was cheap. I've also got the Super Mario/Duck Hunt/World Class Track Meet cartridge.

Thank you, RabidBunnies Maybe I'll take some photos of Eva playing the Super Mario Game and Watch that came out a few years ago. I have that one, too. I actually didn't like it and never bothered getting the Zelda one. I thought they flubbed pretty much everything they could have with that release. I was actually upset after I got it.