Looks like Nintendo's Mario is no longer a plumber

Once upon a time there was a plumber...

Confirmation of Mario's job change comes with the character description found on Nintendo's website. The Japanese text translation of the image below states: “In any sport, whether it's tennis or baseball, football or car racing, he [Mario] does it all well. In fact, he also seems to have worked as a plumber for a long time…”.

In a way, the description even makes sense, since the character is exclusively dedicated to rescuing the Princess Peach from danger and save the Mushroom Kingdom and surrounding areas. Since his debut as a supporting player in the game "Donkey Kong" for the arcades, Mario was a short plumber known as “Jumperman” (jumping man). So no one thought it strange when they saw him in his debut solo game, Super Mario Bros., go down the drain, literally.

The most curious thing is that in addition to the animated series of anos 1990, Mario has never been seen in his games performing any plumbing work. Only in one of his more recent titles, Super Mario 3D World all with Wii U, we can see Mario repairing and traversing magic pipes.

Will Nintendo's most beloved character ever return to his days as a plumber when Super Mario Odyssey coming to Nintendo Switch in October 27? Just waiting to find out. At least we already have a good one that, after so many fantastic adventures, as a plumber Mario makes a great hero.

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