Will we finally get to see Kirby on the big screen? These are things we need to know.
The news means we may finally get to see animated versions of Kirby, Toad, and Princess Peach on the big screen. I, for one, have always been curious about the backstories and subsequent psychological underpinnings of the world of Nintendo characters, particularly the most famous Italian Americans next to Tony Soprano: Mario, Wario, and Luigi.
So far, video game characters have been reduced to incredibly simple storylines, such as racing each other around a track, like in, or having Mario and Luigi use their unnatural jumping skills to attempt to rescue Princess Peach from Bowser, again and again. Fingers crossed the live-action and future animated films give them more emotional meat to chew!
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