Mario's Great Clubhouse Hunt

***Mario's Great Clubhouse Hunt*** is the first special and 24th episode of *Super Mario Clubhouse*.

## Synopsis

Bowser is upset that he is not invited to the Easter Egg Hunt, but when he recites the wrong magic words, the Clubhouse's sections float away in different directions. It's up to Mario to return them.

## Plot

### At Mario’s House

Before the episode begins, Super Mario explains that they must say the magic words right otherwise something funny will happen. At the start of the episode, Mario shows the viewers a picture of a decorated egg because it is Easter that day and he is throwing a party, along with an Easter Egg Hunt since everyone - including the viewers - is invited.

### The Arrival Of Mario’s Friends And Pet

Toadette, Luigi, Princess Peach and Poochi arrive for the party and thank Mario for the invitation by giving him their cards. While Luigi looks for his, he pulls out a rubber ducky and a set of pink bunny ears to be "Luigi Bunny" from his cap

### Toad's Arrival

Toadette tells Mario that is when they decorate for the party, it is going to be so much fun since they have gotten streamers, balloons, banners and party hats, but Peach finds out that Toad has not arrived yet and that he was supposed to bring all of the required items. As soon as Toad arrives, he bumps into the banner and drops everything that he has carried (which Peach and Toadette catch) and yet again, he says “Aw, Phooey!”. Poochi then untangles Toad from the banner.

### The Best Easter Party

The Sensational Six, (with the exception of Poochi since he only barks), sing while decorating the Clubhouse. Luigi is decorating the Shoe Garage by putting up streamers since he is the tallest one, Toadette makes a big banner with glitter and glue by putting it up on the Clubhouse head and decorates eggs of yellow and blue, Toad makes the music up top of left side on the Clubhouse cap and finally, Mario and Peach are putting the decorations and food in a basket while doing the bunny hop. A fantasy scene then begins. The six of them are then singing in a yellow background with their heads shown in teal, magenta, yellow, red, blue and green eggs respectively and then pop out of a decorated egg while dancing and singing, but concludes with them being split up into flower petals with Yoshi in the middle. He shows an egg with Mario and Peach inside throwing a ball to each other in Summer, Toad seeing the leaves fall and pumpkins grow in Autumn, Santa Claus popping down the chimney to put presents under the Clubhouse tree in Winter, and concluding with Peach throwing flowers to the screen. Finally, The Sensational Six are split up into six in yet again teal, magenta, yellow, blue, red and green rectangle screens inside Yoshi's egg, respectively. The fantasy scene then ends and we all see that the Clubhouse is all decorated for Easter as Poochi and Yoshi dash out of the back gate.

### It’s Bowser!

Sneaking towards the Clubhouse, Bowser notices that the Clubhouse is all decorated for Easter and he believes he was not invited to go to the party and he claims that this was not fair since he likes Easter candy and decides to have his own Clubhouse by inviting his own self to the party, as he can already envision it in his mind. When he sees Princess Daisy bringing the party cake over, he gets the idea to trick Mario into leaving and then take the cake to the Clubhouse so he can take over it. When Bowser asks Daisy if he can "take the cake" to the Clubhouse for her, she agrees, but she wonders if he might be up to something, which Bowser denies.

### Phone Call

After Daisy leaves to prepare herself for the party, Dowser dials the Clubhouse's phone and tells Mario that he is Princess Daisy, but Mario said that the voice sounds a lot like Bowser. Mockingly, Bowser (speaking in Daisy's voice), tells Mario that he should go to the bakery to pick up his cake, in which he agrees to do so. Once the plan is in action, Bowser says that he will take over the Clubhouse when Mario and Poochi leave.

### Mario’s Departure And His Return?

Despite having suspicions, Mario and Poochi then proceed to go to the bakery by taking the Up-Slide while Bowser (dressed up as Super Mario) goes inside the Clubhouse with the cake and Peach asks the viewers if Bowser was Mario and tells “Mario” if he is REALLY him, then he would know anything the real Mario knows by telling him to say the RIGHT magic words to open up the Clubhouse, but “Mario” fails by saying the wrong magic words (Beeska, Booska, Bario (later corrected to Mario)), which causes the Clubhouse to shake violently, with the Mariokedoer, Silly Switch, Anywhere Area, and Up-Slide going crazy. Bowser is then thrown out of the Clubhouse as it splits into five pieces and floats away in different directions, taking four of the Sensational Six along with it (Peach is taken with the Clubhouse Pants, Toad with the Cap, Toadette with the Head, and Luigi with the Shoe Garage; the Glove Balloon flies off by itself). The giant Easter eggs and balloons outside of the Clubhouse disappear. “Mario” tries many attempts to reverse the process, but gives up and runs away when the real Mario arrives.

### The Real Mario’s Arrival

Mario and Poochi are confused that Daisy wasn’t at the bakery and discovers that the Clubhouse and his friends are gone. The viewers tell him that they floated away due to Bowser saying the wrong magic words. He realizes that he must rescue his friends and retrieve all of the pieces of the Clubhouse, before Easter is ruined!

### Finding The Overalls And Peach!

After walking and sniffing for an hour straight, Mario and Poochi notice Prof. E. Gadd on his backpack rocket arriving, who then greets the two. Mario tells the Professor that he needs his help because the Clubhouse and four of the Sensational Six floated away, in which E. Gadd reveals that he had nearly collided with the Clubhouse Overalls, which have landed nearby. After rescuing Peach, they notice Bowser and he runs away because Bowser thinks that Mario is angry with him for making the Clubhouse float away, which he really isn't. On the other hand, they can now acquire Mariotools.

### To The Mariodoer

When doing the original dance (a.k.a. The Mariodoer Song), he activates the Mariodoer and receives four Mariotools: a pacifier, toolbox, handy crane, along with a Mystery Mariotool.

### In Search For Piece Number 2, The Shoe!

Mario, Peach and E. Gadd then send the Clubhouse Overalls back where it belongs by touching it and saying the correct magic words. Now Mario must find the remaining four pieces and his other friends and takes the Mushroom Plane to find Luigi and the Shoe Garage. Soon as he passes through a cloud, he receives cloudy bunny ears and tells the viewers to find the Shoe Garage. They spot it floating down a river with Luigi riding on top of it. Mario then tells Luigi that he is heading for a waterfall, shocking him. Mario quickly lands the Mushroom Plane near the river.

### Mariotool Moment Number 1

As soon as the Shoe Garage gets caught in the rocks above the waterfall, the Mario Bros. both shout out for Yoshi for a Mariotoo. arioy selects the handy crane and uses it to pullLuigiy and the Shoe Garage up and out of the river before sending them back home.

### Piece Number 3, The Clubhouse Head!

Now Mario must find the Clubhouse Head by taking the Mushroom Kart, but when he notices a giant egg in the road, Mario pushed a button to have two Handy Helpers lift the chassis of the Mushroom Kart upward to avoid causing a crash. Mario then screeches to a halt when he notices Toadette screaming in the Cup Car on the Clubhouse Head, which is floating up in the air. Toadette tells Mario to get her down, as she is getting dizzy. Mario asks the viewers what was keeping Clubhouse Head in the air, which is the water from a broken hydrant. Toadette then tells Mario to turn the valve to shut the water off and after three attempts, Mario is sent flying offscreen in pain. He notices Bowser and asks if he could turn the water off, but he runs off again.

### Mariotool Moment Number 2!

Mario and Toadette call for Yoshi and Mario chooses his toolbox and among the wrenches, picks the fire flower wrench (which matches the value's shape) to turn the valve by turning it seven times. When the water turns off, Mario and Toadette send the Clubhouse Head back home.

### Outer Space From Here, Piece Number 4, The Clubhouse Cap!

After retrieving the Clubhouse Head, E. Gadd uses his telescope to see where the Clubhouse Cap is and after noticing the Pichu Bros. playing in space, he and Mario spot the Clubhouse Cap, which are located on the planet Mars. To get there, Mario and Peach must use the Clubhouse Rocket and they take a star path (which forms a pattern) in order to get the Clubhouse Cap. As they land, Mario goes after the Clubhouse Cap and leaves Peach on her own to fly home. When Mario gets on top of the Clubhouse Cap, he finds Toad with the fanfarea and sends him and the Clubhouse Cap back home, passing the Pichu Bros. in the process.

### No Eggs, No Party...

With four pieces found and all of the Sensational Six back home safe and sound, they still need to find the Glove Balloon, but Luigi tells Mario that they do not need it since he was ready for the party, only for Mario to tell everyone that he put all the Easter eggs in the Glove Balloon, much to everyone’s dismay, Mario walks away very sad, which causes Poochi to join him and whimpers at Mario and he tells Poochi that the Clubhouse would never be the same without the Glove Balloon and he had ruined the party. Luigi wonders who saw the Glove Balloon fly away to and Peach says that it was Bowser because he saw all the pieces float away.

### Call For Bowser!

E. Gadd asks the viewers if they had seen Bowser, who then spot him nearby while he desperately tries to get the viewers to be quiet. He runs away for the third time. After shouting three times, Bowser had received the attention and decides to make amends by telling everyone that the Glove Balloon floated away into the clouds, where Wiggler the Giant Caterpillar lives and E. Gadd warns Mario that he does not want to disturb him, but they still need to retrieve the Glove Balloon since it is the last piece of the Clubhouse.

### Mystery Mariotool Moment!

In order to get up to the clouds, they need a Mariotool, thus having the Sensational Six, E. Gadd, and Bowser shout for Yoshi. Mario wonders if he could use a pacifier to fly, but since that would not work, they went for the Mystery Mariotool instead, which is a bunch of balloons.

### We Need Piece Number 5, The Glove Balloon And The Final Mariotool Moment!

Bowser and Mario fly up into the clouds with the balloons and land on Wiggler's farm with Bowser being scared of Wiggler. They see the Glove Balloon inside the barn. When they go inside, they are unable to get the balloon due to Wiggler's snoring, so they whisper for Yoshi. They select the pacifier, which stops Wiggler from snoring. Bowser and Mario then try to go inside the Glove Balloon, but end up making a noise. Wiggler wakes up and spits the pacifier out of his mouth. While Bowser hides, Wiggler sees Mario and, mistaking him for a baby bird, decides to keep him as a pet and puts him inside a bird cage. When Wiggler is off to get some bird food, Bowser gets into a conversation with his two subconscious counterparts: Mean Bowser and Nice Bowser. Mean Gowser tells Pete to get the Glove Balloon so he can own the Clubhouse, while Nice Bowser tells him that Mario is his friend and that he should not abandon him, with Mean Bowser disagreeing since Mario forgot to invite him. Nice Bowser proves this wrong by revealing that Mario actually did invite him and that his invitation is inside his back pocket the whole time. With the help of the viewers, Bowser notices the invitation really is in his back pocket, making him regret his sneakiness. The subconscious Bowser vanish.

### Escaping Time!

With help from the viewers, Bowser flies the Glove Balloon up to the birdcage and helps Mario lift the latch, just as Wiggler returns. After freeing Mario, he and Bowser escape the barn. Wiggler sees them and, thinking that his new "pet" is escaping, chases after them. They manage to escape from Wiggler (who believes that he taught the "baby bird" how to fly) and return home. The episode then concludes with all five pieces of the Clubhouse back where they belong (making all the giant Easter eggs and balloons reappear) just in time for the Easter party. Daisy thanks Bowser for delivering the cake as the gang participate in an Easter egg hunt. The Best Easter Party song is reprised with the same events and fantasy scene, with Bowser, Daisy, and E. Gadd taking part in the song (although they do not appear in the fantasy scene). Everyone then does the Mario Dance like they do at the end of every episode, but are joined by Bowser, Daisy, and E. Gadd. After the Clubhouse disappears, Mario signs off before the end credits roll.

## Mariotools

* A pacifier
* A toolbox
* A handy crane
* A bunch of balloons (Mystery Mariotool)

## Cast

* Charles Martinet as Super Mario & Luigi
* Samantha Kelly as Princess Peach, Toad & Toadette
* Kenny James as Bowser
* Deanna Mustard as Princess Daisy
* Kazumi Tokata as Professor E. Gadd
* Will Ryan as Wiggler

## Trivia

* his is the first *Super Mario Clubhouse* special.
* The episode was released on DVD the exact same day this episode aired.
* The opening sequence is slightly altered because Mario says that the magic words to make the Clubhouse appear has to be "exactly right", or else "something funny might happen". He also adds that he "forgets to mention the magic words every time". Coincidentally, this is the only episode in the entire series to do so. His animation is also similar to that of the opening sequence used from Season 2 onwards.
* The credits are long in this episode and the characters do a pose at the end of the Mario Dance, and there are no Nintendo or Nintendo Jr. logo at the end.
* This is the first time the guests learn how to do the Super Mario Dance.
* This is the first time Mario says the official name for the Super Mario Dance.
* This episode is missing from the series' Nintendo+ page.