Super Mario Bros.: Diaper Duty

Developer(s)	Vined Inc.
Publisher(s)
Release date	October 30, 2008 ; November 22, 2008 ; December 7, 2008 ; December 7, 2008
Genre	Platformer
Mode(s)	Single Player
Rating(s)
Platform(s)	Wii
Media	Wii Disk.

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“ Babies? You've got to be kidding, my biggest threats are babies?! ”
— King Koopa, Super Mario Bros: Diaper Duty

Super Mario Bros: Diaper Duty is a platformer game for the Nintendo Wii that has been released in Japan and North America and will be released in Europe and Australia in time for the holiday season. It features the Baby Super Mario characters, which were prominent in Yoshi’s Island DS and also appeared in Mario Kart Wii and Mario Super Sluggers.

[edit] Plot

Spoiler warning: Plot or ending details follow.

When the evil King Koopa kidnaps the young princess of the Mushroom Kingdom and Sarasaland, Baby Peach, and Baby Daisy, it’s up to the Baby Mario brothers and their little pals to rescue the girls, not without their deal of obstacles. In the first level you take control of Young Toadsworth trying to defend the young princess who are on a play date, with the king and queen having been taken hostage Toadsworth is the last line of defense. He progresses through the level jumping on top of Koopas and Goombas with the young princesses in tow. He gets to the end only to be defeated by King Koopa and the poor princess taken hostage. The Mario brothers, being two of the seven star children feel a sadness run through them channeled from Princess Peach. Knowing something is wrong they leave the house by themselves. They traverse through their hometown, Big City to reach the end of the level. At the end of the level they meet the stage bosses Baby Wario and Baby Waluigi. After the two are defeated in one on one battles (Baby Mario against Baby Wario and Baby Luigi against Baby Waluigi) Baby Waluigi runs home crying but Baby Wario joins in with them. Once they leave Big City they find themselves in the jungles, these jungles are usually flooded with gnawtys, zingers and Kritters but instead it’s swarmed with King Koopa’s minions. The three star children traverse through the four levels of this world to find a Prince K. Rool holding Baby DK and Baby Funky Hostage. Young Cranky is fighting against the Prince K. Rool but he gets distracted and loses in front of the young star children so they step in and defeat the young K. Rool and free Baby DK and Baby Funky. Baby DK’s star glows and he joins them, leaving behind his friend Baby Funky. The four-star children then travel to Yoshi Island, which is also full of King Koopa’s minions instead of the usual foes that are found there. When the four finish through the four levels they find Kamek holding the Yoshi eggs hostage. The four babies then join together with a Yoshi and attack Kamek, who runs away before the battle ends taking all of the Yoshi eggs except for one, the egg glows signaling it’s a star child. The babies take the egg with them and keep on traveling, they are now traveling through Sarasaland which is usually very bare and empty but is now full of Koopa’s minions. When the four reach the end and the Sarasaland castle they find a strange alien had kept the king and queen hostage. Once the alien is defeated the Yoshi egg hatches to reveal the fifth star child Baby Yoshi. The five babies now travel to the final world the Mushroom kingdom and when they reach the end they battle against King Koopa, just as the four are about to lose when a star glows from behind him and his own son Baby Bowser jumps out and helps the other star children. They defeat King Koopa and rescue Baby Peach and Baby Daisy.

[edit] Gameplay

The Babies can walk by themselves although they are very slow, during the Big City levels they can jump on the back of remote control cars to move faster, they must jump out to attack while in these though they are very fast. In the DK Isle levels they can join up with various generic Kongs and swing through vines as well as attack foes, these are slower than the cars. In the Yoshi Island levels they must be joined up with a Yoshi, which makes them jump higher, and they can swallow up enemies. In the Sarasaland levels they may jump on the backs of small camels in certain areas, which makes them a bit faster, and a lot higher up, they are like a moving platform. In the final stage they do not pair up with anybody. Their attacks include jumping on people for Mario and Luigi, with certain power ups Mario and Luigi can throw Fireballs, Donkey Kong can do super punches, Wario can fart on foes and Yoshi can spit fireballs. Yoshi can also swallow enemies, Donkey Kong can throw enemies and Wario can shoulder barge foes. Twirling the Wii remote around will cause the baby to fall down, which will also drag down any nearby foes and if Wario or Donkey Kong are used it may trigger a switch or slam an enemy into the ground. You can switch between any of the babies that you have by holding down the A and the B buttons which opens up a menu for you to select your baby.

[edit] Characters

[edit] Playable

Baby Mario – Baby Mario is one of the first two you start with he jumps on people and throws red fireballs.
Baby Luigi- Baby Luigi is one of the first two you start with he jumps on people and throws green fireballs.
Baby Wario – Baby Wario is the first character unlocked he shoulder barges foes and farts on them.
Baby Donkey Kong – Baby Donkey Kong is the second character unlocked he throws foes and can do super punches
Baby Yoshi - Baby Yoshi is the third character you unlock he hatches from an egg, he can swallow up foes and spit out fireballs.
Baby Bowser – Baby Bowser is only usable for a single battle and he can spit fireballs and claw at his enemy.
Young Toadsworth – Toadsworth is playable in the tutorial level, he can head butt foes with his mushroom head.

[edit] Non-Playable

Baby Peach – Baby Peach is the seventh star child and the only one that is not playable. King Koopa kidnaps her at the start of the game. She sends a distress signal to the other star children
Baby Daisy – Baby Daisy is not a star child however she is also kidnapped by King Koopa at the start of the game.
Baby Funky – Baby Funky Kong is not a star child but he was also held hostage by Prince K. Rool.
Cranky Kong – A young Cranky Kong is attempting to help the star children against Prince K. Rool however he is defeated.
King and Queen of Mushroom Kingdom – They are also kidnapped by King Koopa at the start of the game.
King and Queen of Sarasaland – They are kidnapped by the alien Tatanga.

[edit] Villains

King Koopa – The main villain he launches a full scale attack on the Mushroom Kingdom kidnapping it, Big City, DK Isle, Yoshi Isle and Sarasaland. He is thwarted by six of the seven star children including his own son Baby Bowser.
Kamek – King Koopa’s right hand man, he headed the invasion of Yoshi Island and kidnapped all of the Yoshi eggs. Only one was freed the fate of the other eggs is unknown.
Baby Waluigi – Baby Waluigi fought along side Baby Wario at the end of Big City. When they lost he ran home instead of helping the star children.
Prince K. Rool – K. Rool appears as a villain at the end of the second stage, he is only a prince, the current Kremling King is not seen.
Tatanga – He is seen as the stage villain for Sarasaland, this is his first attempt to conquer the land.

[edit] Levels

[edit] Big City

The first stage of the game, it’s Mario and Luigi’s hometown and where the original Donkey Kong game took place. It is also the first stage of the game, it consists of four levels where you fight against weak foes. Only Baby Mario and Baby Luigi are playable in this stage. They may jump on remote control cars to go faster. The level bosses are Baby Wario and Baby Waluigi.

[edit] Donkey Kong Island

The second stage of the game, it’s Donkey Kong’s island and where Baby Donkey Kong joins the group. The Island is swarmed with King Koopa’s minions instead of Kremlings and gnawtys. Baby Donkey Kong and Baby Funky are seen being held hostage by K. Rool at the end. The level boss is Prince K. Rool.

[edit] Yoshi Island

A peaceful island inhabited by Yoshis and Birdos. However it is infested with King Koopa’s troops. Kamek is at the end and he has kidnapped all of the Yoshi eggs. The Babies all pair up with Yoshis at the end of the level only one Yoshi egg is saved. The level boss is Kamek.

[edit] Sarasaland

A desert nation near the Mushroom Kingdom ruled as a monarchy, the baby Princess Daisy is friends with Princess Peach of the Mushroom Kingdom. The nation is swarmed with King Koopa’s minions. The level boss is Tatanga.

[edit] Mushroom Kingdom

A large country governed by a king and queen it is the central area in most Mario games. This is the final stage and King Koopa is locked up in the castle with his hostages. The level boss is King Koopa and Baby Bowser joins you for the final battle. This is the last level in the whole game.

[edit] Sequel

Main Article Diaper Duty 2: The Eggs

A sequel which was also a Wii platformer was in released mid-2009. Most of the information including the storyline was released at a press conference by Vined Inc.

[edit] Reception

Recently reviewers got a demo of the game at a Nintendo event dedicated to Vined Inc. Reviewers were impressed with the tie together of the Donkey Kong, Yoshi and Mario worlds and showing the history behind the Mario Bros’ childhood home. Reviewers gave it high scores with an 8.5/10 from IGN and an 8/10 from Gamespot. Reviewers loved that it returned to the side scrolling Gameplay from the original Super Mario Bros apposed to the Free Roaming levels from recent console titles.

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[edit] Official Artwork

[edit] Other

The Logo

[edit] Trivia

This is the debut for Baby Waluigi, Baby Funky and Prince K. Rool
This is the first time that Donkey Kong Island has been placed in the same area as the Mushroom Kingdom though it has been long speculated due to the Kong clan’s frequent visits for sport games.
This is the first time that the King of the Mushroom Kingdom has appeared since Super Mario Bros. 3 and the first time the Queen has ever appeared.
In Baby Peach’s room a tennis racket, golf club, soccer ball, baseball bat and basket ball are all seen sitting high up.
This is the first time that Toadsworth has been playable, though this is his second appearance as a young Toad.



Developer(s)	Vined Inc.
Publisher(s)
Release date	October 30, 2008 November 22, 2008 December 7, 2008 December 7, 2008
Genre	Platformer
Mode(s)	Single Player
Rating(s)
Platform(s)	Wii
Media	Wii Disk.