Ben Lindbergh

But yeah, ultimately...

You know, Peach and Rosalina, they touch hands through glass, right?

And that triggers their special connection.

It's very Escape from Witch Mountain.

Yeah, but then what?

You know, they kind of go their separate ways.

But that's the Mario movies for you.

So, yeah, look, people are, of course, fantasy casting the Super Smash Brothers movie.

And even if they're pumping the brakes on that a bit, I mean, sure, would I watch that?

Would I like that?

Yes.

Then again, we have Super Smash Brothers.

We have the games and the fun of those games is, sure, seeing the same characters share the screen, but also pitting them against each other.

And playing, it's not so much, you know, I'm not playing Super Smash Brothers for the plot.

You know, no offense to Master Hand or whatever.

Excuse me, Master Hand is a deep and rich villain.

I mean, great, big bad, great, great culminating enemy adversary for all of our Nintendo characters.

Right.

We have so many Super Smash Brothers games and bring on more by all means.

But would it be so much fun to just watch them?