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The comic opens with Mario and Luigi in a Barber shop, where Luigi grooms Mario's moustache into different styles. Luigi's moustache styles are all ridiculous, however, causing Mario to become more and more enraged. Eventually, Mario begins to chase Luigi around with a pair of scissors, threatening him with various painful sounding moustache styles. | The comic opens with Mario and Luigi in a Barber shop, where Luigi grooms Mario's moustache into different styles. Luigi's moustache styles are all ridiculous, however, causing Mario to become more and more enraged. Eventually, Mario begins to chase Luigi around with a pair of scissors, threatening him with various painful sounding moustache styles. | ||
==Luigi's Moustache Styles== | |||
*Braided | |||
*Ponytail | |||
*Marilyn Monroe's would-be Moustache | |||
*Waxed | |||
*Pencil Style | |||
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Revision as of 16:46, September 1, 2011
The Mario Bros. Guide to Grooming Your Moustache is a one page Nintendo Comics System feature in which Luigi applies various styles to Mario's moustache for the benefit of the readers.
The comic opens with Mario and Luigi in a Barber shop, where Luigi grooms Mario's moustache into different styles. Luigi's moustache styles are all ridiculous, however, causing Mario to become more and more enraged. Eventually, Mario begins to chase Luigi around with a pair of scissors, threatening him with various painful sounding moustache styles.
Luigi's Moustache Styles
- Braided
- Ponytail
- Marilyn Monroe's would-be Moustache
- Waxed
- Pencil Style
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