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Anonymous No.724042459 [Report] >>724046382 >>724047283
I'm sorry Lubba, I didn't know ;-;
Apologize to her
Anonymous No.724042612 [Report]
Lubbalubbadub, is that true?
Anonymous No.724042984 [Report]
I always thought she was black coded
Anonymous No.724045326 [Report] >>724045765
>her
excuse the fuck outta me?
Anonymous No.724045684 [Report]
HWABAM
Anonymous No.724045765 [Report] >>724046259 >>724046507 >>724046905 >>724047191
>>724045326
Nintendo of America realized they got Lubba's gender wrong for the last 15 years and fixed it in the Switch remaster of Galaxy 2 which just came out. Thank the Japanese language and its ability to never use gendered pronouns.
Anonymous No.724046259 [Report] >>724047283
>>724045765
tbvh he looks like patrick star
Anonymous No.724046382 [Report]
>>724042459 (OP)
I would embrace her
Anonymous No.724046507 [Report] >>724046652
>>724045765
what? how does that even happen? i almost don't want to believe this, this feels like some (literal) trannylization thing.
Anonymous No.724046524 [Report]
It's ma'am!
Anonymous No.724046652 [Report]
>>724046507
we cant have shit
Anonymous No.724046905 [Report] >>724047191
>>724045765
I read up that not even the original Galaxy 2 devs knew her sex when the original game came out (according to some interview way back when I am too lazy to verify). English localization didn't have anything to go on, so the manual for the english wii version refers to Lubba a "he" (which is also the case for a trophy in smash 4).

I guess Yoshiaki Koizumi just decided to make Lubba female when the remaster came out and made another story book. Seeing as Lu and Mari are obvious parallels to Luigi and Mario, I guess Koizumi wanted to make them twin sisters instead of brothers.
Anonymous No.724047152 [Report]
Porn when
Anonymous No.724047191 [Report]
>>724046905
>>724045765
Per Super Mario Wiki

The English game manual for the Wii version of Super Mario Galaxy 2 and the Super Smash Bros. for Wii U trophy for Lubba refer to her as male, as do Super Mario Galaxy 2's French and Italian localizations. However, the German and Spanish localizations refer to her as female. In the Japanese text, Lubba and the Lumas are generally not referred to with gendered terms, but the Japanese text of her Super Smash Bros. for Wii U trophy contains the line "[Her] straightforward manner of speech gives the impression of an older lady from a working-class neighborhood." (「ざっくばらんな口調は下町のおばさんみたい。」)[1] In a staff interview published in a Japanese Super Mario Galaxy 2 guidebook, Yoshiaki Koizumi briefly referred to Lubba as "aunt-like" before quickly following up that he did not know Lubba's gender.[2] Starting with the Nintendo Switch version of Super Mario Galaxy 2, she is consistently referred to as female across all regions.

The above text is from the Super Mario Wiki and is available under a Creative Commons license. Attribution must be provided through a list of authors or a link back to the original article. Source: https://www.mariowiki.com/Lubba
Anonymous No.724047283 [Report]
>>724042459 (OP)
>>724046259