Why is Mario portrayed as a glory hog?

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VGAddict90
05/06/2024
05:58 PM
#1
I've been reading old Nintendo fansites, and I've noticed a lot of them portray Mario as a glory hog who steals the spotlight from Luigi.

Why do people do this? Mario's the mascot of Nintendo, of course he's gonna get most of the spotlight.
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s0nicfan
05/06/2024
06:00 PM
#3
I don't think I've ever once seen someone call Mario a glory hog.
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Dakimakura
05/06/2024
06:01 PM
#4
drop the word glory and u rite
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TheShadowViper
05/06/2024
06:02 PM
#5
Man spends his life going after a princess while his brother works a night job at a haunted mansion... What part of their relationship doesn't show Mario as a glory hog?
Enclave
05/06/2024
06:15 PM
#6
TheShadowViper posted...
Man spends his life going after a princess while his brother works a night job at a haunted mansion... What part of their relationship doesn't show Mario as a glory hog?

Luigi is actually the filthy rich brother.
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Justin2Krelian
05/06/2024
06:18 PM
#7
s0nicfan posted...
I don't think I've ever once seen someone call Mario a glory hog.

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supervaan
05/06/2024
06:19 PM
#8
I recall mario having a pretty supportive relationship with luigi outside of that one power tennis where Mario stepping on luigi's shoe after his championship win (which is played for laughs anyway)

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