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Kevin Afghani
Kevin Afghani is an American voice actor who was elected by the Church of Nintendo to succeed Charles Martinet as the voice of Super Mario after deciding Charles Martinet should be forced into retirement for being too old even though he has stated that he would happily voice Mario until he dies. In the past, Kevin Afghani has also done voice acting work for Genshin Impact.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder
In 2023, somebody in Nintendo decided the New Super Mario Bros. series just wasn't ADHD-ridden enough and came up with Super Mario Bros. Wonder; a walking simulator with platforming elements that was produced in preparation for the global IQ drop and has been praised as one of the best Mario games by far by fanboys who suck up to it for being the new game and little kids who have never played the classics and have nothing to compare it to; both of whom who have had their brain circuits fried by TikTok and other forms of short-form content. This game is also notable for being the first Mario game Kevin Afghani did work for; in which he voices Mario, Luigi and some annoying flower who never shuts the fuck up. Seriously, this flower will never shut the fuck up because Nintendo really thinks his voice is that good despite how little character and emotion he puts into it. Not only that, but that damn flower clearly doesn't understand the principal of "show, don't tell" because he is constantly explaining what's going on whenever a wonder effect is activated or literally when anything else happens like some kind of narrator with a story-telling capacity tantamount to jingling a pair of keys in front of a baby's face in order to get it's attention. The Super Mario series may have a reputation for being a bunch of "baby games", but even titles like Yoshi's Crafted World with it's clearly childish art direction is still less infantilized than this steaming pile of poorly executed gimmicks.
See also
- Ron Jeremy - also portrayed Mario