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The '''Sour Bunch''' are the main antagonists of ''[[Princess Peach: Showtime!]]'' They are a group of anthropomorphic purple grapes who take over the [[Sparkle Theater]] alongside their leader, [[Grape (character)|Grape]]. Their name, alongside Grape's, plays on the phrase "sour grapes". Unlike the [[Caston]], the Sour Bunch do not have noses.
The '''Sour Bunch''' are the main antagonists of ''[[Princess Peach: Showtime!]]'' They are a group of anthropomorphic purple grapes who take over the [[Sparkle Theater]] alongside their leader, [[Grape (character)|Grape]]. Their name, alongside Grape's, plays on the phrase "sour grapes". Unlike the [[Theets]], the Sour Bunch do not have noses.


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==

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Sour Bunch
Artwork of the Sour Bunch in Princess Peach: Showtime!
First appearance Princess Peach: Showtime! (2024)
Leader Grape

The Sour Bunch are the main antagonists of Princess Peach: Showtime! They are a group of anthropomorphic purple grapes who take over the Sparkle Theater alongside their leader, Grape. Their name, alongside Grape's, plays on the phrase "sour grapes". Unlike the Theets, the Sour Bunch do not have noses.

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Japanese グレープ劇団げきだん
Gurēpu Gekidan
Grape Troupe[1]

Chinese (traditional) 桂葡劇團
Guìpú Jùtuán
Grape Troupe

French Grappe maléfique
Evil cluster
German Sauertrupp
Sour Troupe
Italian Compagina dei mosti
Trope of musts. Must is the freshly-crushed grape juice that still contains seeds, skins and stems.
Portuguese Trupe Uvaparsas
Trupe means troupe. Uvaparsas comes from "uva passas" (raisins) and "comparsa" (a theater extra, or a stooge).
Spanish Compañía Malaúva
Bad-grape Troupe. A play on the phrase "mala uva", meaning "bad intentions".

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