I didn't see the age of the thread, my bad.

That's not true, in the mainline, apart from Dread they do regularly appear as late as Fusion, there was a whole lab of them and the final enemy is an Omega Metroid too. But yeah apart from that if you wanna fight them the last game to let you was Super.

All and all, it's an impressive experience that I fully signed up for and that I loved much more than I expected. I recommend it if you liked the previous installments of Mario and Luigi, and if you want to try a pretty great twist on classical RPGs. Maybe I could think of making something like it.

I also had issues with my Switch Lite lagging really bad by the end of the game, it seems it's really bad at showing too many characters of the game. It suprisingly never made the game less responsive, but the age of the console is showing and is painfully dire now.

I don't have much cons to the game from my current fresh-player perspective, that will have to come in the upcoming days, but the main gripes I have with the game is that it's too animated. Animations take a ton of time to do basic actions, and I feel it could have been faster.

All music is also really gorgeous and in-tone, and I feel like it complements the moments of the game well. I do still think that the game could have used 5-6 more tracks, as even though the experience is not diminished by it, it could have been elevated a lot from certain moments be personalized

The one thing I thank the team for doing the most is leaving behind the old games in anything more than far-crying references. No more gimmick fights, they are instead replaced with minigames of multiple types which is great. Bowser and Co. also appears as they should be: A great supporting cast.

(Big fan of the new Time Stop move and the Connector.)
The pacing was a bit slow at the start of the game but it picks up and I feel like it never really drops too low again, story beats were clean and as silly as I expected all of them to be. It even expands certain characters through side quests!

The game in itself is mostly the same in gameplay as any of their predecessors, although they did something really great and made it actually fun to experiment with using simple jumping and hammering thanks to a ton of Plug upgrades. Many of the Bros. attacks were real organic beyond the comebackers

They wanted to make sure the subjugation was truly happening, that's all.

I just told my brother yesterday that most people everywhere around the world would not mind people dying not for them to be slightly inconvenienced. It checks out way too much and I hate that.

My work computer used to run Red Hat 8 and kernel panicked like every 2 days, when I checked why, it was crashing exactly when loading a crowdstrike module.

Wait for you to discover that "killing" "children" is a common computer scientist term. That and forks.