I saw the quitting scene of the Piranha Plant for the first time.

Are you going home now…?

The supermarket must be closed by now.

There’s probably none left…

There probably aren’t any discounted bento left anymore.

How is this guy going to eat his bento?

Being a racer is tough, isn’t it…

In the evening to late night, some convenience stores may have discount stickers, so that might be worth aiming for.

I see discounts at Lawson.
As expected, it’s not half price.

But if it’s Donki…!

I wonder why there is such a sense of everyday life.

It’s a plant, but it doesn’t photosynthesize.

It’s sad that even a regular character in the Mario series has to live on discounted bento boxes.

The pop colors and the slightly downturned corners of the mouth are sad.

(It’s not that I’m feeling down or dissatisfied with the current situation.)

Riding a scooter feels quite fitting.

What is it that makes you look like you’re excited about something trivial?

It seems like it won’t jump action even if it goes over a bump.
It seems like they’re intentionally avoiding the dashboard and item box.

In one way or another, characters from the Mario series usually appear in most works.
So you have to eat a half-price bento? Mario really has no dreams.

It’s not that my income is low.
Half-price bento has a different kind of joy.

Go back to the volcano.

“Eat this spiked iron ball!”

Does this guy eat anything other than Mario?

Packun Flower has recently been chosen for camera work, so they must be earning money, but it’s tough.

Even the long-time veteran of the series is making do with a half-price bento…

I wonder if there are still 24-hour supermarkets.

Wasn’t it supposed to be rooted in that pipe?

A type of Piranha Plant that prefers to smile at the amount in its savings account rather than using it.

The Lawson in the neighborhood has a chance for half price before the date changes.

There are multiple people with the same face from the original stage.
It seems that Mr. Pakun is a different individual in a different department, separate from the one that appears in Smash Bros. and RPGs.

It’s enviable to have a commuting distance that allows you to use a scooter.

Some supermarkets in front of the station are open until late at night.
Places like that tend to have tight discounts…

Recently, it seems that the Koopa Army is also struggling with management…

The Mario series job seems to have good benefits, but it feels like it would be quite demanding…

To be honest, I want to leave work between 6 PM and 7 PM so I can go at the exact time the discount stickers are placed, but I think it’s okay if they aren’t there.

I wonder what this feeling is, like it’s accompanied by a humming tune…

Bento with a sticker that discounts it by 40%!

The face that thinks, “I guess I have no choice but to go to the convenience store.”

Lawson’s increased quantity being half price feels like maximum value.

Certainly, there are many appearances, but clearly the number of them is also large, so each individual’s salary is probably on the lower side.

(Is it still Tuesday…)

It doesn’t seem like they are poor or anything.

If you think of it as one of the many hired extras, even an old-timer would be cheaper per person.

Every time you frame in, I get a little scared.

Unlike other enemies, you often find yourself randomly planted at the lonely edge of the stage, don’t you, Mr. Pakkun?

Naturé has taught me a lot of amazing and diverse things.

I can kind of understand the feeling of looking forward to buying half-priced bento.

The expression is exquisite.
Even though there’s only a mouth.

I will buy two bento boxes at half price and eat them for dinner and breakfast.

Buy some dash food and come home.

I look like a Piranha Plant.

Dash food must be really expensive…
It will probably cost around 1500 to 2000 yen each.

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Dash food seems to have prices set for tourists, so it’s probably expensive.
I’m particular about the appearance, so it will be close to 2000 yen.

It’s tough that discounted bento gets really bad if you leave it for too long.
There is a huge difference between good and bad sushi when it’s half price.

Mr. Pakun always remembers that he should have paid his public utility bills while returning from the convenience store.

There are simply some that have an amazing amount of stuff, like dash foods…

Since the boss isn’t participating this time, I have to buy souvenirs to take home, ehhh ehhh.
…That guy is just the leader of the tropical Droppum, so why do we have a hierarchy with me as a potted plant?

It seems like you like rummaging through discounted prepared foods, not because you don’t have money.

On the day I left work early and confirmed that the discount sticker was just placed on the sashimi, Packun was in a good mood and bought it right away.

You should be able to perform photosynthesis.

Plants perform photosynthesis, but in addition to that, you also give them liquid fertilizer, right?

I went to Lawson in the middle of the night and bought a lot because carbonara and rice bowls were 200 yen off.
I had the image that convenience stores are stingy with discounts, but they actually have things for 200 yen.

I don’t do drifting or anything like that.
Just step on the accelerator.

If you’re going to buy a bento, go with Super Mario.

A Piranha Plant marking the discount staff from a distance.

It gives off such a sense of everyday life, but they are also an honorable Super Smash Bros. fighter…