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Here is Sycamore as Woolie Mammoth.

Here is Augustine Sycamore dressed as Woolie the Elephant. I tried finding the perfect Nintendo character to fill in for Woolie. Wario is in the main Mario series but he is too greedy and Woolie is kind and generous. I tried Professor E. Gadd but he is too short and Woolie is taller than the rest of the cast. So then I finally chose Professor Sycamore from Pokémon; he's taller and kind. Since Japan, in this story, treats other nations like trash, Sycamore is the only one who supports the other nations, including Americans. And since Aiko Ishida hates Americans, she decided to have him treated as an animal along with Mario and the others to save her career.

He was a Japanese composer (later actor) who dreams of writing music for the Japanese films but sadly had to do some backstage work. He acts as a mentor to Mario upon befriending him. He reveals to Mario and Toad that his friends came to Kyoto but never succeeded. He had the photos of Daisy(with the satin shawl wrap cape), Luigi(as a swashbuckling swordsman), Waluigi and Rosalina(doing a Mexican dance), and Peach(as a glamourous dancer). The only keepsake that Augustine kept of Peach was her tiara.

Difference from original: Augustine Sycamore is cheerful, intelligent, and he likes to help others. The original Sycamore can be so cheerful that sometimes it leads him to be naïve and oblivious of events and people. Here's he's more less of a comic relief and more serious. The original is like middle-aged while this version is like 50's or older but becomes his original age in 2010.

Cats Don't Dance @ Warner Bros./Turner Pictures
Pokémon @ Nintendo/The Pokémon Company
Video Games Don't Dance @ Me

Description
Here is Sycamore as Woolie Mammoth.

Here is Augustine Sycamore dressed as Woolie the Elephant. I tried finding the perfect Nintendo character to fill in for Woolie. Wario is in the main Mario series but he is too greedy and Woolie is kind and generous. I tried Professor E. Gadd but he is too short and Woolie is taller than the rest of the cast. So then I finally chose Professor Sycamore from Pokémon; he's taller and kind. Since Japan, in this story, treats other nations like trash, Sycamore is the only one who supports the other nations, including Americans. And since Aiko Ishida hates Americans, she decided to have him treated as an animal along with Mario and the others to save her career.

He was a Japanese composer (later actor) who dreams of writing music for the Japanese films but sadly had to do some backstage work. He acts as a mentor to Mario upon befriending him. He reveals to Mario and Toad that his friends came to Kyoto but never succeeded. He had the photos of Daisy(with the satin shawl wrap cape), Luigi(as a swashbuckling swordsman), Waluigi and Rosalina(doing a Mexican dance), and Peach(as a glamourous dancer). The only keepsake that Augustine kept of Peach was her tiara.

Difference from original: Augustine Sycamore is cheerful, intelligent, and he likes to help others. The original Sycamore can be so cheerful that sometimes it leads him to be naïve and oblivious of events and people. Here's he's more less of a comic relief and more serious. The original is like middle-aged while this version is like 50's or older but becomes his original age in 2010.

Cats Don't Dance @ Warner Bros./Turner Pictures
Pokémon @ Nintendo/The Pokémon Company
Video Games Don't Dance @ Me