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🐸Don Gero's Mask🐸
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Drawing every mask from Majora's Mask [14/24]
🐸Don Gero's Mask🐸
King Wart and Mamu are not the same person
So many people believe King Wart from SMB2USA and BSSMUSA is the same person as Mamu from Link's Awakening. I don't think this is the case, here's why. Now before I continue I would like to note while they are both called Mamu in Japan. I will be referring to them as different names for simplicity's sake.
So first off appearance wise, on the surface they similar fairly similar, especially when look at the eyes, there is some differences. For starters while the 3D model of Mamu retains his design from the original pixels, King Wart doesn't. First off in Mario Advance he has a crown with a red gem, a necklace with a red jewel, and a brown cloak. However, I think the next detail alongside with render this moot. In the art for both Super Mario Bros 2 USA and BS Super Mario USA King Wart's artwork depiction remains the same. But there are interesting differences, between Wart and Mamu. For starters, King Wart wears a crown with a green gem inside and his eyes are not like a frog's typically are. Meanwhile Mamu's are like a typical frog's eyes and he wears a crown with a blue gem in it.
There is also Mamu's eyes might even have frills around them. This is because there is a possibility he is Don Gero as stated hypothesized by one SpekUL8. That Don Gero's Mask depicts Mamu.
There is also the difference in behavior and personality between King Wart and Mamu. Mamu is the leader of the Frog Choir and seems to be a pretty decent guy, even helping out Link. We also know if you revisit his Pond there is a a sign that says he and his choir are away on tour around the world. Meanwhile, King Wart resides in Subcon and tries to overthrow it in SMB2USA and BSSMUSA. King Wart does things like places curses on the people of Subcon and even Mario, instead of being more friendly and leading a frog choir.
So what do I think is up here? I think King Wart and Mamu are 2 different universe versions of each other. This would explain the subtle differences in their appearance, and major differences in their behavior and personality. This would also line up with the fact Mario and Link do not share a timeline with each other, due to the fact their timelines work differently. Written by Eris the Lorekeeper
11/6/25.
Doug Firebaugh "Performance One" is released from Numero Group's From the Stacks series. The Bandcamp side strip states,
A visit to the Numero office makes it very clear that ‘the stacks’ is a literal description of our process: we accumulate stacks of records, master tapes, photos, flyers, and old newspapers while assembling a project. From The Stacks is our way of illuminating the experience: the selections here are presented without curation. While we’re digging for gold, these are the lesser minerals we find.
The Numero Group website states:
Operating out of a suite in the Roanoke, Virginia Ramada Inn, Tiffin Music Enterprises International was but one of hundreds of gray-market record companies offering dubious services to Nashville aspirants. Cut in three days in 1975, 20-year-old Firebaugh wrote and played every bummed-out note, save a forgotten pedal steel-man. 50th anniversary edition remaster fits snuggly in your private mind garden.
So, Doug Firebaugh was just a 20 year old with big dreams and a 3 day recording budget. Here I am, 50 years later, thinking that this reminds me of Don Muro, Wayne Coyne (Flaming Lips) and Daniel Bateman (Frog).
10/4/18
Here’s a little something special I whipped up for this great @tinyboxbooking extravaganza, magic is real (at MAC 650 Gallery & Artist Co-Op)
Don Gero - Wizarding - a one-man Can
6/12/17.
Don Gero is apparently an artist out of Portland, Oregon. “Wizarding” is released on Crash Symbols (a label out of Morgantown, West Virginia). There are only three songs here (the “Fire Ball” trilogy), but I’m immediately struck by the hypnotic/kraut sound. I would say that Liquid Liquid, Horse Lords, ALTO!, or Media Jeweler fans will like this. The percussion is just amazing.
I was really bored so I made a five part round of the frog choir from Majora's Mask.