Wrathnar

Wrathnar, also known as The Dark Lord of Termina and Prime, is the main antagonist of the sequel web series' Stupid Mario World, serving as one of the three main antagonists (alongside Scott Masterson and Pauline) in Season One, the main antagonist of Season Two and the movie, Stupid Mario Brothers: Legacy. Specifically, he serves as the main antagonist in the third arc (episodes 11-15) of Season One,

He is the son of Mario and Daisy and was kidnapped by the Gerudo leader and King of Evil, Ganondorf Dragmire, and raised as an heir. Believing he was Ganon's son, he is a capable and cunning warrior and sorcerer originating from the land of Termina. He has a profound hatred of Mario due to the fact that he killed Ganondorf. He is the third archenemy to Mario after Bowser and Ganondorf.

Wrathnar is played by Garrett Allen.

History[]

Stupid Mario World[]

Season One[]

Wrathnar first appears in Episode 11, looking for Mario. He plans to avenge his adopted father Ganon's death by destroying Mario and his friends, as well as the Hero of Time. Both Linkle and Princess Rosalina come to warn the heroes of Wrathnar's coming, but Mario waits with Linkle for Wrathnar to come to him. Wrathnar shows up outside the Bro's house, aiming to kill both Linkle and Mario at once, and Mario offers to negotiate so they all can live. Wrathnar scoffs at this request - he wants to take over every realm, which will be easy once the heroes are out of the way and can no longer protect them. Mario realizes he can't reason with Wrathnar and brags; however, Wrathnar shows off his power and freezes Linkle in place. Luckily, Mario has Wizard Blood and can resist his powers, which means they must fight with Beam Swords.

Season Two[]

The three have an intense battle, and eventually Mario is victorious - but he refuses to kill Wrathnar because he believes that "he is not all evil like his father was.", and so the villain escapes. In a remote area, Wrathnar summons the "space witch" Rosalina and blackmails her with the life of her Luma in order kidnap Mario as an infant. He comes across Nox Decious and explains that he is from another time and that Ganon's plan failed. Wrathnar steals Mario and puts him in another world - but that only creates an alternate timeline where Mario was never there to save the world, and where Wrathnar grew up into Omega; the baby Mario they stole was placed into Vault 64 in the Fallout Universe. Wrathnar collects Omega and another Wrathnar - Alpha - from a technologically-enhanced Hyrule and brings them to the Real World to defeat Mario and take over every universe. After Omega has defeated Luigi and Squall, Wrathnar attempts to hurry Omega in finishing them off and ends up letting both get away. Omega agrees to train Wrathnar in order to fight Mario.

Legacy[]

Wrathnar appeared in Stupid Mario Brothers: Legacy. Towards the beginning of the movie, he appeared and forced Luigi into a telekinesis choke hold while he was on the swing set. Luigi falls to the ground and Wrathnar is about to kill him with a sword, but Luigi kicks him to get released from the choke hold and quickly grabs his hat to put back on. Luigi then has a short battle with Wrathnar, before Mario shows up to stop Wrathnar's second attempt at killing Luigi (by grabbing his sword before he swung it at Luigi), and tells Luigi to leave. Luigi leaves as Mario fights Wrathnar.

He is later on seen training with Omega. After that, they talk about their plan and Wrathnar insists on going after Mario and killing him right then. Omega, however, tells him to wait for the right time. This is the first of many scenes similar to this. Wrathnar later spies on Luigi as he leaves Scott Masterson's mountain house. While Mario is heading to the ancient lake to get Excalibur, he encounters Wrathnar and they have a short battle.

Wrathnar talks with Omega again later on. He brings up Ganon's super armor, to which Omega says he doesn't want it and has Wrathnar take it instead. Wrathnar is then seen taking off his mask (while not facing the camera), and puts on the armor that has Ganon's Triforce of Power. Much later in the movie, Wrathnar appears in front of Mario, Luigi, and Daisy in the field just outside of Mario's house. He then commences fighting with them.

He fights Mario for a little bit, then battles Luigi. Luigi manages to take Wrathnar's sword away from him, but struggles to lift it up as it was really heavy. He swings it a couple of times, then Wrathnar takes the sword back and pushes Luigi back with telekinesis. Wrathnar then goes back to fighting Mario, he puts Mario in a choke hold, but was stopped by Daisy. Wrathnar comments on how it was a reversal, and that Mario was the damsel in distress this time.

He battles Daisy for a little bit, then knocks her out with a punch. He goes back to fighting Mario, and is able to take Excalibur from him. Wrathnar then throws it aside and builds up power and throws a punch at Mario, whom catches the fist with his hand and struggles to keep it back. Mario then switches places with the Darkness, who lowers Wrathnar's fist then pushes him back with telekinesis. They then have a small conversation, then battle, which ends in Wrathnar overpowering the Darkness.

Mario comes back to battle Wrathnar again, but now has activated the crystal. They battle and Mario defeats Wrathnar. He calls Excalibur over to deal the final blow, but stops when he sees Wrathnar without his mask. It was then later revealed by Merlin (while time was frozen) that Mario cannot kill Wrathnar because he is Mario's biological son and Ganon's adoptive son. Time resumes, and Wrathnar asks Mario what he was waiting for and to go ahead and kill him. Mario drops Excalibur and hugs Wrathnar, then says "I'm sorry." Wrathnar is confused, and Mario continues "...and I will see you again someday." Mario then stands up and says "Goodbye, my son.", Wrathnar then says he cannot feel anything and fades out of existence.

Character Overview[]

To be completed

Personality[]

Wrathnar's personality has shaped from the way he's grown and the influence of his heritage and idolizing and hoping to live up to that heritage also shaped him into the man he'd become. Wrathnar has inherited the traits of a sociopath, showing to be manipulative, devious, and ruthless in his methods of moving forward with his goals. In addition, he is extremely arrogant, brash, outspoken, and entitled, demanding full cooperation and makes demands of others, even those who are stronger than he is. He also sees himself in a position above others. However, Wrathnar is very reckless, stubborn, and impatient, to the extent that could get him in trouble and mess up, something Nox Decious reproved him for. Despite his impatience, he is capable of using and twisting the situations where he starts having the upper hand cause of his manipulative, devious mind, knowing where to prey on the weak spots. He's also shown to be resourceful and clever, adapting to the situation and finding a another way should he fail and prove physically incapable of doing things himself. Such as when he was able to pinpoint where Rosalina would be, and use her to gain leverage in his bid for being in the winning seat. Through that, he's gained more manpower and resources that may benefit him, and he's formed a team. He was also able to have Nox Decious help him abduct an infant Mario, which led to him capturing him.

However, beneath Wrathnar's arrogance, he has shown insecurity, and others imply he's suffering from that and that his actions and choices are under a bad influence, and may not be genuinely his true self deep down, despite Wrathnars showing many traits of becoming a sociopath. Because Wrathnar has shown to be more ruthless, others have started to give up on that thought and hope. Such as Rosalina, who'd originally hope that Wrathnar wasn't that way underneath, but grew out of it upon witnessing and learning how ruthless he'd be. An example of Wrathnar's insecurity was when Mario bested him in combat, and Merlin overpowered him with ease, Wrathnar felt humiliated and became less confident in himself. This became evident as he left Luigi to his alternate form, Omega, something which the latter pointing out about Wrathnar.

Abilities/Skills[]

Wrathnar is a skilled user of magic and Beam Swords.

Attire[]

Wrathnar's attire has a generally black and dark-colored theme. He wears a black cloak over a distressed black sleeveless hoodie with a long-sleeved black t-shirt and fingerless gloves. He also wears black ripped jeans (which were shown ripping in Episode 23 when Merlin pushed him back with telekinesis) and black shoes. Under his hood, Wrathnar dons a mask with the design reminiscent of Majora's mask that obscures his face.

Relationships[]

Mario: Even though Wrathnar wanted to kill Mario to avenge Ganon's death, Mario was revealed to be Wrathnar's father.
Daisy: She was revealed to be Wrathnar's mother.
Merlin: Is Wrathnar's Great-Grandfather.
Lady of the Lake: Is Wrathnar's Great-Grandmother.
Nox Decious: Is Wrathnar's Great-Granduncle.
Luigi: Is Wrathnar's Uncle.
Arcania: Is Wrathnar's Great Great-Grandfather.

Unknown Relationships[]

It's unknown who Wrathnar's Grandparents are.

Trivia[]

He uses a red beam sword with a white core, despite being evil.
According to Garrett, Wrathnar's "eyebrow game is on point", but since we haven't seen his face, until SMB: Legacy - Although, presumably, he has the same face as The Gunsmith, as he is an alternate version of Wrathnar.