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As the title says, we are going to analyze all the references in The Bittlands chapter, because there are quite a few. Let's begin!
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Bowser's castle in the Bitlands is based on the castle designs of the original Super Mario Bros.
And Bowser's battle theme is a remix of the music playing before Mario selects a level in Dark Land, in Super Mario Bros 3.
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Francis' must-buy list includes something called Cyborg Wart, a reference to Wart, the final boss of Super Mario Bros 2. Tubba Blubba is also mentioned by Francis, stating that there is a TV show called "The Blubbening", which stars him, this boss is from Paper Mario N64. Sir Grodus and the X-Nauts are also referenced by him when he mentioned the TV shows, "The Grodus Chronicles" and "Starship X-Naut". On Francis' things to buy list, he wants a Ms. Mowz doll with "real smooching action", as well as the DVD, "Harder Than Bedrawk: The Rawk Hawk Story". A Magnus Von Grapple action figure is also on that list. There is also a poster here of Petuni.
Francis' to-buy list includes a "Tanooki suit made with real tanooki fur", a reference to the Tanooki Suit from Super Mario Bros 3.
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Francis has posters of Lady Bow and Bowler, as can see in the pic, Francis also has plush toys of the Yoshi, Vivian, Admiral Bobbery, and Pennington.
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Super Mario Bros. 3: The theme song that plays when the Big Blooper appears in Chapter 3-2 is an arrangement of the underwater background music that plays in this game.
