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You also have to fight Dorian Mask, the final boss.Otherwise, it's a mostly fun action platformer. And as you'd expect, the level layouts, bosses and plot progression really don't match the film in anything but the loosest sense. As a result, The Mask is often beaten up by low-level thugs with pocket knives. The problem? As with any super hero that has infinite powers and is nearly invulnerable, the character has to be seriously stripped of powers and made weak to make the game work. The Problem with Licensed Games: There was a tie-in game released for the home consoles.Memetic Outfit: The banana yellow suit, which actually was based on a suit Jim Carrey's mom made for him when he first did stand-up.Fifteen years later, Jim Carrey starred in A Christmas Carol. In the Oscar Bait scene, The Mask references A Christmas Carol (among other things).Hilarious in Hindsight: Ben Stein tells Stanley "It's mythology" and reminds him that a book is metaphorical, not literal."Start dancing, I'll blow your brains out!".Ear Worm: "They call me Cuban Pete, I'm the king of the Rumba beat.".While Stanley is a nice guy and the Mask does briefly joke about becoming a superhero, he doesn't really fight crime except at the end but he's more or less forced into that position since it involves Tina and his stolen mask.

THE MASK TAS HEY PACHUCO MOVIE

Designated Hero: Likewise, the movie is sometimes called a "superhero comedy".

He's a Hero Antagonist: In the comics, where he tries to stop the users of the mask from causing destruction and death at any cost. We're supposed to laugh but in reality, the guy was trying to arrest a bank robber. Kellaway is a Jerkass cop that ends up being humiliated at every turn and is chewed out by the mayor at the end.

"Hey Pachuco" is so awesome, that it was reworked as the opening theme for the Animated Series.

Crowning Music of Awesome: "Hey, Pachuco! HEY!" Also "Cuban Pete." Observe.

Adaptation Displacement: All adaptions since have at least used some inspiration from this film, despite the comics being very different.

The movie adaptation of The Mask has the following tropes:

What Do You Mean It's Not for Kids?: Specially compared to the film.

Anyone who wears the mask itself is always referred to as "Big Head".

I Am Not Shazam: "The Mask" is the title of the book.

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The original The Mask comic series has the following tropes: PAGES WILL BE DELETED OTHERWISE IF THEY ARE MISSING BASIC MARKUP. DON'T MAKE PAGES MANUALLY UNLESS A TEMPLATE IS BROKEN, AND REPORT IT THAT IS THE CASE.

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