Mario

Mario comes from some place in the galaxy save the world. He was a carpenter and became a plumber. Mario performs miracles like flying. The object of Mario's affection is a woman wearing a crown, who is attacked by the great demon king Koopa. This sounds unsually similar to Christ and Revelarion 12.

Is Mario nothing more than a Roman former carpenter or a counterfeit Christ? Nintendo's one desire is that everyone invites him into their homes, into their hearts. Except that while Jesus came to magnify the word of God, Mario doesn't seem to care so much. In fact, Nintendo seems to make fun of the word of God more than anything. And Nintendo was not afraid of bringing out Mario's Shinto side either. In the third Mario game, Mario can even turn into a Shinto god. Tanooki, the magic shape shifting dog. He was the god of Boozing, Restaurateurs and Gluttony. Tanooki idols can be found all over Japan, beckoning customers into bars and restaurants. In the instruction manual to Super Mario Brothers 3, it describes Mario's ability to turn into Tanooki. "Tanooki Mario can turn into a statue for a short period of time. While Mario is a statue, he cannot be harmed." And this is one of literally hundreds of ways that Mario can gain God-like power. From throwing fireballs from his hands to flying, to turning into animals and much more.