DAMN: Wrong Galaxy

Situation in mind:

We join a little dragon (or dino, whatever he is) who's on a quest to recover the power stars that has been scattered across the galaxy. As he continues to explore the galaxy in search of those stars, he suddenly come across one of those stars that are encased in a bubble. Oh, and he's about to grab it, but...

*BONG!!*

The star gets knocked out of orbit. Who would do such a thing? Well, as the blue dragon (i don't know its name, so don't ask) tries to figure out what happened, suddenly came two different colored Lumas, not very happy about what he was doing in this adventure. The dragon was about to complain to the Lumas, but as he got closer to the two Lumas, suddenly...

Cue the Rosalina Observatory theme!

...pops in the mother of the Lumas herself, Rosalina and our main plumber himself, Mario, who were equally very angry at the blue dino/dragon at what he was doing. The dino/dragon was obviously cornered and he tried to find a way out of this jam. But things were about to go from bad to worse for him, as suddenly...

Interrupting the Rosalina Observatory theme and cue Ron Simmons's theme!

...pops in the master of DAMN himself, Ron Simmons. Ron himself walked by and noticed the little dino/dragon floating in the scene. As Ron was about to ask Rosalina what the whole thing was about, Rosalina herself wasted no words and pointed to Ron what the whole situation was all about. She first pointed to the little blue dino/dragon (and Ron followed along in the pointing, as in helping to comprehend the whole thing) and pointed at Mario. She then pointed two different videos...

First of the real game: [link]

And then to the plagiarised copycat of it: [link]

By pointing all of the evidences about what the little dino/dragon was all about, Ron wanted to verify one last time if the dragon's adventure and everything else included in it was truly copied from Mario's adventure. With one angry nod, Rosalina nodded YES to Ron Simmons. Realizing all that, Ron himself began to have a look of disbelief in his mind and then looked at the blue critter with an angry look of his own. The dragon was obviously starting to be scared and didn't know what to do. Finally, Ron gave his thoughts to the critter:

DAMN!!

The dragon jumped in fear and Ron finally walks away. To add insult to injury, the two Lumas grabbed the dragon and starts beating him up to a pulp (although not seen in this drawing). Afterwards, they let go of him and he drops down to the floor. And Mario, Rosalina and the two Lumas fly away from the scene. One thing was for certain, he'll never forget this scary encounter.

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Artist's Comments: And here's the second DAMN situation with good ol' Ron Simmons in it. And this one is mostly about the plagiarised copy of Super Mario Galaxy that chinese company FANGTE has made for this game, which was called DuLuDuBi Star. Technically though, i'm thanking my good friend for showing me this video (that you've seen by clicking on the link during the scenerized situation in mind) and i gotta say that the copycat game has nothing inspiring in it. I don't know what Nintendo thought of it, but i'm sure that they were upset in some way in seeing this game.

Well, either that or they had a good chuckle by seeing it. But for Mario aficionados, like myself, we weren't pleased by seeing this and this is why i came up with this kind of scenario for the latest of the Ron Simmons DAMN situations in it. I wonder why we're still seeing some copycat games that kinda steals the ideas from the original creators of games like Super Mario Galaxy, for instance.

Anyway, as for the dragon critter, i'm not sure if it's a dragon or a dino, but for some reason, he kinda resembles a bit like those lovable dragons from Taito's Bubble Bobble/Puzzle Bobble series. Kinda weird, don't you think?

Copyrights of the aforementioned belongs to the following:

Mario, Rosalina and the Lumas: (C) Nintendo
Ron Simmons: (C) Himself and WWE
DuLuDuBi Star: (C) FANGTE
Super Mario Galaxy music: (C) The Mario Galaxy Orchestra