Why Nintendo Renamed a Mario Enemy After 30 Years
30 years out from its debut in Super Mario World, one of the largest enemies in the Super Mario series, Banzai Bill, had his name changed. I dove deep into the topic to find out why and emerged with a bizarre collection of stories from 80 years ago, the influence of outside companies like LEGO, and some strange inconsistencies that were newly introduced. Footage may be courtesy of: World of Longplays Longplay Archive FCPlaythroughs #mario #supermario #supermariobros

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