Get ready, the Mario movie will have Toad singing

Toad laughs after discovering that a mushroom isn't poisonous.

I can’t miss the wrinkles in his eyes.
screenshot: Lighting / Nintendo / Kotaku

before The Super Mario Bros. Movie‘s lack of cake Teaser image and subsequent lack of an Italian accent Chris Pratt in the trailer captured the internet’s subconscious, rumors that there would eventually be musical numbers in Nintendo and Illumination’s animated film pricked fans’ ears. Now those rumors have been lulled to bed as facts thanks to Keegan-Michael Key, the voice of Toad, who confirmed we’ll hear that cute little mushroom man sing.

Whispers that sign in the Mario The film would burst into a song, which first leaked to the internets in April Jeff Grubb from giant bomb reported the rumor that there would be a “handful of songs” in the film. Now Keegan-Michael Key has confirmed that Toad will have a musical moment during an interview diversity.

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“I need a song in ‘Super Mario Bros.,’ which was an absolute blast. It was just a joke, the whole thing,” Key said diversity.

Fans have not wasted an opportunity to offer criticism Guardians of the Galaxy Actors (and Stompers of…IN THE CAVE!) Chris Pratt’s vocal performance as the titular plumber because it sounds like his regular voice with hints of a Brooklyn accent sent in. Key evaded suspicion about his voice pitch as Mario’s high-pitched companion by a self-declaration that he was a “theater fuck actor nerd” as a kid diversity. That’s probably no surprise to anyone who’s seen it Schmigadoon!and Key has previously showcased his impressive singing voice in an interview colbertbut singing as an adult and singing as a resident of the Mushroom Kingdom are two different things.

“There was something about the timbre. I wanted it higher and higher and higher. And that’s where we ended up, and I’m really happy with where we ended up,” Key said.

Mario jumps back in fear after Toad warns him about a poisonous mushroom

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screenshot: Lighting / Nintendo / Kotaku

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Keys Vdiversity The interview with Jack Black, who said he “rocked a little bit” as Bowser during his panel at New York Comic Con, also suggests that Grubbs reported rumors that we might hear Bowser sing about his “younger years.” , you might have some truth.

“I brought some of my heavy metal roots with me. Bowser is something of a heavy metal rock star, a big, strong and scary rock star,” Black said at NYCC. “I think you’ll be surprised to see that Bowser has a musical side. When the movie comes out, I might take it to Broadway.”

We already know Black as a purveyor of rock and roll that could throw a spanner in the works for the devil of his outstanding songs with Tenacious D. Hell he can even captivate an audience with a child’s toy. So why not let the giant dinosaur turtle guy with his impeccable singing voice enchant us as well? Let’s hope, come on Super Mario Bros. Theatrical release on April 7, 2023, our type Mario is only delegated to tambourine duty or as a backup dancer by Toad.

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