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Continuity mistake: Once the dragon is distracted after getting hit with the basket of fruit, Zelda runs in and grabs the damsel by the shoulders and tries to get her to come with her. When it cuts to a close up the girl and suddenly her skin is much darker. (00:03:05)
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Revealing mistake: Once Link finally shows up, the damsel celebrates and the three headed dragon gets ready to finally implement the plan. As his heads look at Link, the head on the left, its right, has a sudden jump in its neck. Instantly, the dark scales of the back of its neck, and the light scales of the bottom switch spots and the dragon didn't even turn its neck, just looked up slightly. And the scales of its neck above it head did not switch, making his neck look like it just broke and turned before it switches. (00:03:20)
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Continuity mistake: Link finally arrives and the dragon sees him, all its heads facing the side. But then the camera cuts to a different angle behind Link and suddenly the dragon's position has changed. Now the heads are all looking straight ahead, and the positions of their necks are different. (00:03:30)
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Continuity mistake: When Link jumps down off the rock and lands on the dragon's middle head, he then jumps up and off the head just before the other two blast at him. But when he does you can see that the middle head suddenly doesn't have a horn any more, where it was present even as Link jumped on it. It's then back again after Link zaps the other two heads and is red from the burns. (00:03:35)
Kiss 'N Tell - S1-E4
Continuity mistake: While fighting the three headed dragon, Link first zaps two of its heads, leaving it with one head. Shortly after, he zaps the rest of the dragon to Ganon's Evil Jar. But a few minutes later when the dragon is shown in the evil jar just before the mummy arrives, it only has one head, and the other two heads, which Link zapped, are nowhere to be seen. (00:03:45)
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Other mistake: Link lands on the middle head of the dragon and then zaps the left head first, then takes am and zaps the right head. There is almost a full second between him zapping each head and you see the first head glow pink for a moment before he zaps the other. Then the camera pulls back and suddenly the first head has stopped glowing pink but then they both glow at the same time and vanish at the same time. (00:03:50)
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Continuity mistake: After Link zaps the right and left head on the dragon, he points his sword down and aims at the middle head that he is standing on. It cuts to a different angle and suddenly the dragon's mouth is closed, Link's hat is folded back instead of the side, his left hand is balled up in a fist instead of closed, and his legs and knees are bent differently, and he holds his sword with the handle suddenly vertical instead of horizontal. Also it appears the spikes on the dragon's neck are missing and then reappear. (00:03:55)
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Continuity mistake: When the last dragon head throws his head back to get Link off, the light green of the underside of his neck turns the dark green of the rest of his neck, making it solid dark green. (00:04:00)
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Continuity mistake: The other two dragon heads blow fire and burn the top of the middle dragon head, then Link zaps the other two heads. It shows a close up of the middle head and you can see the red burn goes all the way to the lighter blue area. But when the dragon throws his head back to get Link off, the red part of the burn becomes smaller and now more of the darker area is showing much more. (00:04:00)
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Continuity mistake: Link grabs a hold of the dragon's tail and it then begins to spin around. There are trees to the left of the dragon, but then the shot changes angles and suddenly the three trees becomes two and they change shape. (00:04:05)
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Factual error: While spinning around dragging Link by the dragon's tail, the dragon blows fire at him and burns his feet, barely. But the way the dragon is spinning, there is no way the fire could have curved that way to get Link's feet. And the fire is also coming at Link's feet from above his head towards his feet, but where the dragon's head is it should be coming from below his feet. (00:04:15)
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Continuity mistake: Zelda only eats half of her banana before she throws it at the dragon to make it slip. But when the banana hits the ground, it is just a totally open and empty peel. The other half of it she didn't eat just vanishes. (00:04:25)
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Continuity mistake: After the dragon slips on Zelda's banana peel, Link leaps off it and turns to fire a sword laser at him. Before the cut, Link's hands are on the handle where his right hand is over his left hand. Then it cuts to a different angle and his hands switch positions suddenly. (00:04:30)
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Continuity mistake: As the dragon is fading away after Link zaps it, Link is standing with his left arm bent at the elbow and has his forearm out in front of him. It cuts to a frontal view of Link, and suddenly his left arm is stretched out to his side. (00:04:35)
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Continuity mistake: After Link zaps the dragon back to Ganon's evil jar, he is still facing where the dragon was, with his back to the girls. He speaks a line "That'll teach him to quit while he's got a head" and begins sheathing his sword. He does not turn around, but the shot changes and suddenly he is still sheathing his sword, but now facing both the damsel and Zelda as he takes a bow to introduce himself. (00:04:40)
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Continuity mistake: When the camera is behind the two girls as Link introduces himself after defeating the dragon, there is a good 3 or 4 feet distance between the girls. But then it cuts to Zelda scoffing at Link from another angle and suddenly they are right next to each other. (00:04:45)
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Continuity mistake: Once Link is kissed by the damsel, he is turned into a frog but doesn't realize it yet. He turns to Link after Zelda cries out his name in shock and asks if she is jealous. And his mouth closes after. It then cuts to a different angle before he looks to see the damsel has turned into a mummy, and his mouth is suddenly open. (00:05:15)
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Continuity mistake: Once Link is kissed by the damsel, he turns into a frog and her true form as a mummy of some sorts is revealed, and you can see her face as Link is looking at Zelda. Her face is obviously wrapped up in the cloth and her skin is a purple. But then Link pushes her away and it cuts to a close up of her laughing; suddenly her skin is blue, and the wraps look more the shape of a balaclava than just wrapping. (00:05:25)
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Revealing mistake: When Zelda comes into the shot to push Frog Link out of the way of the mummy attacking, look closely and you can see that Link starts getting pushed out of the way before Zelda's hands even come close to reaching him. (00:05:40)
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Continuity mistake: As Zelda is pushing Link out of the way of the mummy, you can see the metal of his sword and the folds of the metal in the design, as well as a pouch on his hip. But then when he is walking up to a pond to see his reflection, the metal of his sword is flat with no detail, and the pouch on his hip vanishes. (00:05:40 - 00:06:35)
Chosen answer: Because they were technically the same show. The 65 episodes of Super Mario Brothers Super Show contained 52 episodes of Super Mario and 13 episodes of The Legend of Zelda.
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