Mario finds himself transversing in a giant house. Mario is like a four year old kid in a regular house; it feels like the ceilings are high, the chairs are huge, and tables are unreachable. Dont we all dream of living in a giant house like this? Despite being in a giant house obviously worth a large sum of money no one is taking care of the place. Neither Tub-of-blub-a nor his followers are doing any housekeeping in this place. This house is filled with cracking wallpaper, cobwebs, and wooden panels to patch the floor. I think the most likely reason is because Tub-of-blub-a inherited this place from either his parents, his uncle/aunt, or Bowser. If it was from a family member then he was simply never taught housekeeping. If it was Bowser, Tub-of-blub-a either inherited a crappy house, or takes really bad care of it. In one of the corridors Mario encounters the Tub-of-blub. It is possible to engage in a fight, but its impossible to damage him so dont try (Hip damage = 6, lol.) Tub-of-blub-a comes out of a door he obviously doesnt fit in. On the third floor, in the most difficult part of the house to reach, Mario finds Tub-of-blub-a's room. As he does Tub-of-blub-a comes into his room concerned about losing the star spirit. Tubba heads for his bed, so how does Mario hide from him? By standing behind his bed with a murky face. Mario opens the treasure chest behind the bed. Inside is a yacky key, a talking key thats explains too much information to you. He screams, and Mario ...
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