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| − | '''Luigi''' is [[Mario]]'s younger brother in the Mario series. His attire consists of a green shirt and blue overalls, and he is more slender than his brother Mario. Luigi doesn't go on as many adventures as Mario, but he proves to be just as effective in a dangerous situation. Luigi has stronger legs than Mario, allowing him to jump higher. | + | '''Luigi''' is [[Mario]]'s younger brother in the Mario series. His attire consists of a green shirt and blue overalls, and he is more slender than his brother Mario. Luigi doesn't go on as many adventures as Mario, but he proves to be just as effective in a dangerous situation. Luigi has stronger legs than Mario, allowing him to jump higher. His strong legs make him a more formidable lover than mario |
More generally, the Italian name Luigi is analogous to the English name Louis (sometimes spelled Lewis). | More generally, the Italian name Luigi is analogous to the English name Louis (sometimes spelled Lewis). | ||
[[Category:Mario Brothers]] | [[Category:Mario Brothers]] | ||
Revision as of 13:21, May 2, 2010
Luigi is Mario's younger brother in the Mario series. His attire consists of a green shirt and blue overalls, and he is more slender than his brother Mario. Luigi doesn't go on as many adventures as Mario, but he proves to be just as effective in a dangerous situation. Luigi has stronger legs than Mario, allowing him to jump higher. His strong legs make him a more formidable lover than mario
More generally, the Italian name Luigi is analogous to the English name Louis (sometimes spelled Lewis).