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So after watching the Mario Galaxy movie for the third time in theaters, I had a nice idea. The Lumas really love the stories Rosalina tells them so why don't we have Illumination do a series of short movies like Disney's Silly Symphonies that are Mario versions of classic folklore and stories? It would be a nice way to bring characters that haven't been in the movies yet in. Also, it would be a great way to utilize the public domain.

Now if these happen, Nintendo and Illumination can't do certain things that Disney already did as Disney made certain characters, elements, songs, plots and changes to stories. And Nintendo and Illumination wouldn't want to kill off characters so these shorts would have to not have dark elements that many of these stories originally had especially the ones from medieval times. These shorts can also utilize public domain music rather than licensed music to fit to medieval themes most of these stories take place in.

Already, I've thought of *Three Little Yoshis,* *Mario And The Beanstalk,* *The Koopa And The Broodal,* *The Sarasaland Musicians,* *Sin-bario The Sailor,* *Luigi-laddin And The Wonderful Lamp,* *Mario, Luigi And The Forty Thieves,* *King Wario's Golden Touch,* *Luigi The Valiant Tailor,* *Peach Pink And The Seven Toads,* *Rosa-rella,* *Sleeping Daisy,* *Ra-pauline-zel,* *Don Waluigi,* and *Rambi* which is a parody of Bambi but also has a bit of Dumbo and The Lion King in it.

Those are just some of the ideas I've come up with. Another reddit or also thought of them doing Goldilocks and Red Riding Hood too and I've thought of them doing their own versions The Little Red Hen and Puss In Boots too.

What do you think? Would you want Nintendo and Illumination to do their own takes on fairytales and classic stories the way Disney did? What other stories would you want them to do? I would love to hear them!

This has me worried. Will "Coyote VS Acme" make money? Because if it doesn't, the Looney Tunes franchise is dead as we know it. This almost happened 2 decades ago when "Looney Tunes Back In Action" bombed. The movie is going to compete with stuff like the Moana remake and Toy Story 5 among others. Daffy would really hate having to go up against Pixar again after "Finding Nemo" was more successful. With Toy Story 5 inevitably making a billion, would "Coyote VS Acme" be any success?