Yeah, yeah, as you can see, I kind of lost interest in this story. I'm sorry, it just wasn't that fun for me. The rest of the plot dealt with the Koopalings running around to various places looking for Mario.

So flame away, I'm sorry, but I wasn't into this one. Here's the intended last scene.

Weary and tired, the Koopalings sadly returned to Bowser's Castle. Nowhere on their "epic journey," had they seen Mario. They had failed. No head.

When they reached Bowser's bedroom, Ludwig, because he was the oldest, volunteered to talk to their father. "Excuse me, King Dad."

"Huh? Oh, you're back."

Ludwig nodded. "Yes, it's been ages. But over the last few months, we've scoured the globe and subuniverses looking for Mario...but we've found nothing."

"Mario? Right...well, that's 'cause he never left the kingdom."

"WHAT?" chorused the Koopalings.

"Yeah," nodded Bowser. "I just wanted to show you guys how hard I've got it here."

"How does sending us on a wild goose chase show ANYTHING?" shouted Larry.

"I guess it doesn't," shrugged Bowser. "Happens. Goodnight."

With that, the King lumbered away. With a growl, the Koopalings lunged at him.

"Think King Dad will be mad at us for leaving him for dead in the lava pits?" asked Iggy.

"He did the same to Kamek once," said Lemmy. "And the Magikoopa's still kicking!"

"Now what?" asked Roy.

Morton opened his mouth to give an opinion, but the Koopalings threw him out the window before he could speak. No one wanted to hear him now.

"Hey," said Wendy, looking in a telescope, "check out what's going on in the Kingdom!"

Wendy: Look, there she goes

Peach is right there, unguarded

We should drag her back, one limb each

Iggy: Cause our journey gave us squat

Lemmy: We'll ignore it, it's a blot

Ludwig: But we know that we can always get

Larry: We know that we can always get

Roy and Jr: We know that we can always get

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