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What does the P stand for?

>> No.7091406

Power

>> No.7091410

>>7091406
/thread

>> No.7091414

>>7091406
So he runs at power speed and wears a power wing?

>> No.7091415

>>7091414
yes

>> No.7091430

>>7091403
Penis lol

>> No.7091436

>>7091403
peepoopoo

>> No.7091474

pene

>> No.7091512

>>7091403
It stands for pachinko, that's why it makes coins.

>> No.7091516

>>7091403
*blush*

>> No.7091529

>>7091403
why my peenus weenus of course :)

>> No.7091534

pingas

>> No.7091542
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7091542

>>7091403
Plank

>> No.7091753

>>7091414
*Pilot Wing

>> No.7091781

From Famitsu magazine Feb 1988:

> Famitsu: We have seen the images of Mario wearing a tanooki tail, can you tell us any other new power-ups we can expect to see in Super Mario Bros. 3?
> Miyamoto: Another new feature of this game is the P block.
> Famitsu: And this is another power-up for Mario?
> Miyamoto: [laughs] No no. It is used for find hidden surprises that can not normally be seen. Hidden doors, power-ups, enemies and coins will be shown with the pumatsu block.
> Famitsu: Oh! Very interesting this sounds like it is going to be Mario's biggest adventure yet.
> Miyamoto: Yes. I think that is a very fair thing to say [laughs].

>> No.7091814

>>7091403
Press? Always thought it was supposed to be Press, but the P-Wing stuff may suggest otherwise.

>> No.7091819

>>7091403
plumber?

>> No.7091850

>>7091403
It stands for "pee". Mario relieves his bladder, powering himself up.

>> No.7091914

pumatsu (japanese word)

>> No.7091921

>>7091403
why, my peenus weanus of course! haha

>> No.7091953

>>7091403
P for the Pario button!

>> No.7092756

>>7091403
stuff a(P)pearing

>> No.7092763

poop haha

>> No.7092925

>>7091403
pneed

>> No.7092948
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7092948

>>7091534
Promotion

>> No.7093161

>>7091403

P as in push/press.

In Japan, they add 押し to buttons to permit them to press said button.

However, if they did that to international audiences, people would not get it at first glance, and tryhard babbies would do anything but press it.

Same thing happens with the Yoshi House mailbox, which has the international Japanese symbol of mail 〒

>> No.7093165

>>7091781
>>7091914

And since nobody else bothered, I've gone to the trouble of typing "pumatsu" into Google Translate, which reports back that the Japanese "pumatsu" is equivalent to the English "Fu end". There, now we can all be satisfied. I guess.

>> No.7093320

>>7093165
Pumatsu could be a mistranslation of "pneumatic"
For the other languages I speak (french, portuguese, spanish) Google translates pumatsu as "end of prefecture"

>> No.7093328

>>7091403

Piggers

>> No.7093329

placeholder asset

>> No.7093334

>>7091781
>From Famitsu magazine Feb 1988:

Where did you get this? Is the magazine scanned and this is your translation, or is this from some translation site?

>> No.7093721

>>7091403
POGGERS OMG EPIC

>> No.7093737

>>7093165
>he Japanese "pumatsu" is equivalent to the English "Fu end"
What?
Just someone please say what it fucking means.
Btw it is satisfying when gewgle doesn't know something.

>> No.7093748

It doesn't mean anything. There is no official explanation. Anything anyone says is false. Nintendo has never once said what the "P" is supposed to mean.

>> No.7093751

>>7091781
>> Miyamoto: [laughs] No no. It is used for find hidden surprises that can not normally be seen. Hidden doors, power-ups, enemies and coins will be shown with the pumatsu block.
>>7093748
Look^^

>> No.7093757
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7093757

>>7091512
It all makes sense now

>> No.7094105

>>7091403
https://youtu.be/X3vtS1PzoIs

>> No.7094106

>>7093334
From shmuplations

>> No.7094112

>>7093751
Yeah but what the fuck does Pumatsu mean?

I always assumed it was P for POW like the blocks in Mario 2, I've always called them POW blocks

>> No.7094197

>>7094112
>Yeah but what the fuck does Pumatsu mean?
That's my point.

>> No.7094314

PORCH MONKEY

>> No.7094418
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>>7091403
>>7093165
>>7093320
>>7093737
It's obviously a play on words. The Japanese did that with Kira, r's are an l and d together, so it's kidda. Killer with an accent, as they have no r's.

FU END

Friend

The block is your friend!

>> No.7094426

>>7091542
lmao based xDDDD

>> No.7094648

>>7094418
That made no sense at all.

>> No.7094649

>>7094112
>I always assumed it was P for POW like the blocks in Mario 2, I've always called them POW blocks
I call them WOPs since that's what they say in Mario Madness and Mario is Italian afterall.

>> No.7094801
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7094801

>>7094648
It doesn't have to.

>> No.7094826

pingus

>> No.7094884

THE FU END SWITCH

>> No.7095679

>>7094112
>like super mario bros 2
More like Mario Bros., pleb

>> No.7095689

>>7091406
That's so Japanese

>> No.7095754

>>7091403
poronga

>> No.7095768
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7095768

>>7091403
>What does the P stand for?
Pennedict (Cumperpatch)

>> No.7095786

>>7095768
The P stands for Plebbit apparently

>> No.7097554

Man where are all those "EOP"-trashing posters now that we need their important Japanese skills?!?!? Come on people tell us what a pumatsu is! How do I pumatsu? Does it mean "push"? Does it mean "put it up your butt"? Mario is Italian so he doesn't know! He could have been using these wrong for decades now! Help him save face please!

>> No.7097561

Pussy

>> No.7098020

>>7093161
>international japanese

Pick one dude.

>> No.7098043

>>7097554
this may surprise you but the vast majority of people who claim they know japanese and shit on EOPs don't know more than the bare basics

>> No.7098667

>>7091403
POW

>> No.7100314

>>7091529
M0DS

>> No.7100329

>>7091403
pCoin switch

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7100338

>>7091403
What does the N stand for?

>> No.7100341

Poonani

>> No.7100347 [DELETED] 

>>7100338
NINNY. FACKIN NINNY.................................................................................................................................................... Nigger

>> No.7100596

.

>> No.7102026

>>7091403
Pound

>> No.7102074

>>7094112
>POW blocks
Great. Now we have to figure out what POW stands for.
At least we have the P being pumatsu. Now what about the O and W?

>> No.7102194

delitized

>> No.7103657

>pumatsu
Still waiting for translation

>> No.7103661

>>7103657
Never ever.

>> No.7103764

>>7091542
Funnier than it should be

>> No.7103927

>>7103657
They're mats that are made out of poop.

>> No.7103940

>>7103657
Do you have in the Japanese characters? Cause that could be a number of things. Even if you assume the "pu" is just functioning as a letter like P-matsu, the matsu could be a couple of things like end as in weekend or end of the month, or the matsu could be to have like P-have.
And that's just making the assumption "pu" is a meaningless sound or letter.

>> No.7104682

>>7103940
>>7091781
>Famitsu magazine Feb 1988:

>> No.7104697

>>7093165
Everyone and their mother knows that only retards treat Google Translate as a reliable translator.

>> No.7105810

>>7104697

Maybe it's not reliable in every case, but clearly it's got something going for it, given that it correctly translated pumatsu into the common English phrase "Fu end". So you should probably get off your high horse.

>> No.7106104

>>7091403
PISS

>> No.7106151

pussy power

>> No.7106313

Powerful melanin magicness

>> No.7106441

>>7093737
>satisfying
what deficiency or qualification does it satisfy?

>> No.7106491

>>7105810
based, the nerve of some people. i was dying to know what the P stood for all my life and now I know it simply fu ends the coins into blocks. really simple honestly.