New planters have just gone full Mario Bros on the city in the United Kingdom

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A city in England tried to add color into the streets with a set of strangely familiar planters for the public. Some are wide, some are great, all seem to have the same thick distinctive thick lip, all appear in the city center of Warsall. They all come in the green color – a very bright green that, with the shape, could remind you a certain sewer pipe whose tastes appear in every Super Mario Bros. game since creation.

“He begins the belief,” said local florist Andrea Loveridge, speaking of Birmingham Mail. “It makes way more like something super Mario brothers. They look like these Mario Saute chain pipes. “

Chain pipes indeed. As you will see in the video below, the SWNS indicates that the local municipal council is “blown” to spend money on these planters. Not just because they look like Mario Bros. Pipes, but because the 15 (fifteen) planters cost “thousands of books”.

This looks a lot like a super Nintendo world, but without brazish brick blocks and music melodies “note blocks”. If we did not know better, we suggest that it was just the first step on a long road to the total caricature and / or the gamification of the city of Walsall.

Photo opportunities like it does not happen by accident, and Warland could simply want to look into the oddity. Imagine if Walsall kissed the theme, hit a business with Nintendo and went all the Earth Super Walsall? Or maybe they take the name Walsall and modify it in Wario and make Super Wario’s area as an answer to most Mario lands (World Super Nintendo) in Japan.

We will know if Walsall kept with the theme if we see Donky Kong doors appear on local businesses. Take a look at the chronology below to learn more about this fantastic Punishment country in Japan and, one day Orlando Florida.

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