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I sure do hope Peach will wear a genie/dancer outfit in Showtime!, just saying.

That new game for the popular and iconic princess sure does seem different and fun. Teased then presented in Nintendo Directs, there's a lot of potential in that game to be some creative fun. While I'm not as hyped about it as Super Mario Wonder or RPG, it could be a big surprise hit. It also gave me an opportunity to continue my silly bedlah-wearing-princess story.

The artist for this one is ONO-FIRE, who needs no introduction. His colorful, slick style and his curvaceous figures keeps on proving how apt he is to draw bedlah babes, belly dancers and genies with Peach proving no exception. If you like his style and wanna commission him, here are his prices

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Now what did Peach get into by wearing this? Read on and find out!

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BALADI SHOWTIME!

That trick Daisy gave her worked perhaps too well for her taste.

It had been quite a long time since her latest solo outing, Super Princess Peach. Finally it had been her time to shine, saving Mario and all the Mushroom Kingdom. She had hoped it would be the start of her own spin-off just like Luigi received...but it was not to be. Not critically panned, just not enough sales and thus had she been delegated again to being saved, being just another optional character and the like. She was still well-known, iconic, beloved...but like most princesses in pieces of fiction did she want more from her life. That's when Daisy gave her that most sudden and risky of ideas to get what she craved and, given the fact that it did land the Sarasaland princess an upgrade in her role as a new optional choice of character in Super Mario Wonder...well Peach did wanna try it.

Wearing a bedlah.

In Super Mario Odyssey and other games had she tried putting on different outfits, Peach being fashionable, but never had she worn this kind of ensemble. It wasn't even that it was all that risky, for she had been seen in swimsuits in a few occasions, but there was some kind of expectation and sensuality attached to that attire and as she pondered upon whether or not she ought to go with it...well she decided to go all in. The pantaloons, the top, the golden jewelry, the curved slippers...all of it. Her stomach on display, a touch of cleavage, her hips in focus, she felt a bit self-conscious even though she ought not to, but much to her unwitting surprise did it not only work it also sent the developers into overdrive.

Peach wearing different outfits, each level themed after a play, with mini-games and different mechanics and feels to them. A villain, a context, a sidekick that grants her power, everything was in place as she had but worn it for a few minutes and asked a touch shyly about a new game and they not only gave it to her, but it also was a teaser in a Nintendo Direct and then one of the key features of the next one entirely. Had she known it would prove to be this successful, she'd have done so much earlier as Peach was ecstatic about being given a second chance. It was probably due to her role in the Super Mario Movie, but then again it didn't matter as it was her moment to shine. They were talking about a chef costume, a detective part, even kung-fu fighting as Peach felt eager to see it all come together. It would be fantastic.

What she ought have expected was for the bedlah to come back.

It was naive for her to think it would be a one-and-done, as of course this had been the catalyst for the game and perhaps it was the price to pay for this to be accomplished. The power of the famously-called “harem outfit” was such, giving exotic flair and fanservice without going into too raunchy territories and as such was there a Middle-Eastern, Arabian-Nights themed level made. The costume for this was the bedlah itself, the exact same as a matter of fact, where the play she was a part of was simple: a thief was trying to infiltrate a palace and the guards needed to be distracted. Strong, burly and invincible ones and as such whenever he did come close did she need to switch her outfit by using Stella and her ribbon. This switched her usual robe and princess garment to that of a sumptuous baladi performer...and gave her the skills to actually make good on the promise of that ensemble too.

She never figured she'd ever be swaying and shaking her hips, bending her lower back, swinging her arms in serpentine fashion as her hair swished behind and beside her. There was an energy as each time did she change she struck an innocent though certainly appealing pose before the music changed to something with drums and lots of dry chord instruments. A desert feel like in the Spiny Desert or the Bone-Dry Dunes. The camera even hyper-focused on her in order to really demonstrate her newfound mastery of her body, her midsection all polished and the spotlight on her. A touch gratuitous, but then again this was strangely...fun?

Being a gaming idol and cultural pillar of such a hobby had made her learn quite a few things. Driving go-karts, tennis, golf, baseball, floating above the ground to throw vegetables at enemies...the whole works. She never expected baladi to be a part of that, but life could be most strange as this was but the early version of that stage. It would be tested, changed, enhanced, refined, all of that good stuff as they would ensure that it would be up to Nintendo's standards. As the level was done and she struck a pose with her arms above her head, her palms clasped together and her winking at the audience knowingly, she thought that such a price was not so immense if it gave her the spotlight as Princess Peach: Showtime! would be eventually released onto the Switch.

Such was the power and the curse of the bedlah, as told by Daisy.

Description
*THERE IS A STORY BELOW THE DESCRIPTION, KIND OF A SEQUEL TO *

I sure do hope Peach will wear a genie/dancer outfit in Showtime!, just saying.

That new game for the popular and iconic princess sure does seem different and fun. Teased then presented in Nintendo Directs, there's a lot of potential in that game to be some creative fun. While I'm not as hyped about it as Super Mario Wonder or RPG, it could be a big surprise hit. It also gave me an opportunity to continue my silly bedlah-wearing-princess story.

The artist for this one is ONO-FIRE, who needs no introduction. His colorful, slick style and his curvaceous figures keeps on proving how apt he is to draw bedlah babes, belly dancers and genies with Peach proving no exception. If you like his style and wanna commission him, here are his prices

Mature Content

Now what did Peach get into by wearing this? Read on and find out!

* * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * ** * *

BALADI SHOWTIME!

That trick Daisy gave her worked perhaps too well for her taste.

It had been quite a long time since her latest solo outing, Super Princess Peach. Finally it had been her time to shine, saving Mario and all the Mushroom Kingdom. She had hoped it would be the start of her own spin-off just like Luigi received...but it was not to be. Not critically panned, just not enough sales and thus had she been delegated again to being saved, being just another optional character and the like. She was still well-known, iconic, beloved...but like most princesses in pieces of fiction did she want more from her life. That's when Daisy gave her that most sudden and risky of ideas to get what she craved and, given the fact that it did land the Sarasaland princess an upgrade in her role as a new optional choice of character in Super Mario Wonder...well Peach did wanna try it.

Wearing a bedlah.

In Super Mario Odyssey and other games had she tried putting on different outfits, Peach being fashionable, but never had she worn this kind of ensemble. It wasn't even that it was all that risky, for she had been seen in swimsuits in a few occasions, but there was some kind of expectation and sensuality attached to that attire and as she pondered upon whether or not she ought to go with it...well she decided to go all in. The pantaloons, the top, the golden jewelry, the curved slippers...all of it. Her stomach on display, a touch of cleavage, her hips in focus, she felt a bit self-conscious even though she ought not to, but much to her unwitting surprise did it not only work it also sent the developers into overdrive.

Peach wearing different outfits, each level themed after a play, with mini-games and different mechanics and feels to them. A villain, a context, a sidekick that grants her power, everything was in place as she had but worn it for a few minutes and asked a touch shyly about a new game and they not only gave it to her, but it also was a teaser in a Nintendo Direct and then one of the key features of the next one entirely. Had she known it would prove to be this successful, she'd have done so much earlier as Peach was ecstatic about being given a second chance. It was probably due to her role in the Super Mario Movie, but then again it didn't matter as it was her moment to shine. They were talking about a chef costume, a detective part, even kung-fu fighting as Peach felt eager to see it all come together. It would be fantastic.

What she ought have expected was for the bedlah to come back.

It was naive for her to think it would be a one-and-done, as of course this had been the catalyst for the game and perhaps it was the price to pay for this to be accomplished. The power of the famously-called “harem outfit” was such, giving exotic flair and fanservice without going into too raunchy territories and as such was there a Middle-Eastern, Arabian-Nights themed level made. The costume for this was the bedlah itself, the exact same as a matter of fact, where the play she was a part of was simple: a thief was trying to infiltrate a palace and the guards needed to be distracted. Strong, burly and invincible ones and as such whenever he did come close did she need to switch her outfit by using Stella and her ribbon. This switched her usual robe and princess garment to that of a sumptuous baladi performer...and gave her the skills to actually make good on the promise of that ensemble too.

She never figured she'd ever be swaying and shaking her hips, bending her lower back, swinging her arms in serpentine fashion as her hair swished behind and beside her. There was an energy as each time did she change she struck an innocent though certainly appealing pose before the music changed to something with drums and lots of dry chord instruments. A desert feel like in the Spiny Desert or the Bone-Dry Dunes. The camera even hyper-focused on her in order to really demonstrate her newfound mastery of her body, her midsection all polished and the spotlight on her. A touch gratuitous, but then again this was strangely...fun?

Being a gaming idol and cultural pillar of such a hobby had made her learn quite a few things. Driving go-karts, tennis, golf, baseball, floating above the ground to throw vegetables at enemies...the whole works. She never expected baladi to be a part of that, but life could be most strange as this was but the early version of that stage. It would be tested, changed, enhanced, refined, all of that good stuff as they would ensure that it would be up to Nintendo's standards. As the level was done and she struck a pose with her arms above her head, her palms clasped together and her winking at the audience knowingly, she thought that such a price was not so immense if it gave her the spotlight as Princess Peach: Showtime! would be eventually released onto the Switch.

Such was the power and the curse of the bedlah, as told by Daisy.