Even places like New Donk City, thoroughly grounded in realism, seem to have more “fun” aesthetics than Wet-Dry World!īut while Wet-Dry World focuses itself to dull, realistic “urban landscape” colors, that doesn’t necessarily mean the location itself is grounded in any sort of realism. Even just from screenshots, it’s pretty easy to tell that something feels weirdly wrong about Wet-Dry World, compared to nearly every other location Mario’s been to. The stage is largely drabby shades of blue, gray, and brown, and it’s not like the music is the most jolly music to jaunt around to, either. While most Mario locations are bright, poppy, and fun, Wet-Dry World is a notable exception. Wet-Dry World! This place has been the talk of the town as of late, and it’s easy to see why… It’s all so… surreal! People describe it as having a “negative emotional aura,” and I have to definitely agree with that statement… though what is it, specifically, that makes Wet-Dry World like that? it’s hard to look at Wet-Dry World without something feeling weirdly off… let’s take a deep dive to figure out some of the possible reasons why!Īn important part of Wet-Dry World’s negative emotional aura, I feel, comes from its aesthetic. I don’t think we’ve ever dedicated ourselves to talking about locations within Mario’s great wide wacky world, but today is the day we change that! That’s right, we’re headed to… We’ve covered just about everything under the Weird Mario Sun… We’ve talked about Mario Allies, Mario Power-Ups, Mario Games, Mario Mechanics, Mario NES-era Game Manuals, and even things that aren’t Mario at all! While the blog’s called “Weird Mario Enemies,” and probably always will be, make no mistake.
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