Across
- 2. How Mario and Luigi grow and change throughout the movie, gaining confidence and skills.
- 4. Refers to the main characters, Mario and Luigi, who drive the story forward.
- 7. Objects or elements that represent larger ideas, like power-ups symbolizing growth and empowerment.
- 9. The visual storytelling techniques, including camera angles and movement.
- 11. The music and sound effects that enhance the mood and excitement of the movie.
- 12. The various locations in the movie, such as the Mushroom Kingdom, Bowser's Castle, and other fantastical worlds.
- 13. How the story's conflicts are resolved, particularly how Mario and Luigi defeat Bowser and save the day.
- 14. The structure of the story from beginning to climax to resolution.
- 15. The underlying messages or ideas in the movie, such as friendship, bravery, and perseverance.
Down
- 1. The struggles and battles between Mario and his friends against Bowser and his minions.
- 3. Refers to Bowser, the main villain who creates conflict for the protagonists.
- 5. The conversations between characters that advance the plot and develop relationships.
- 6. The style and quality of the visual elements, including character design and special effects.
- 8. The classic story framework followed by Mario and Luigi, where they embark on an adventure, face challenges, and ultimately return transformed.
- 10. The sequence of events in the movie, including Mario and Luigi's adventure to rescue Princess Peach.
