M a r i o

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Mario (stylized as "M a r i o") was a screamer video uploaded to YouTube by SkyBlueCatM.

Description

This gameplay footage of 1985 NES game Super Mario Bros. at first presents standard Mario gameplay, yet it quickly evolves into something far more unsettling from what we know.

While the video resemble a typical playthrough at first glance, the screen suddenly flickers to black, revealing obscure, red text that flashes every few seconds. These messages try to foreshadow Mario’s end through words like "Death" (0:32) and "Fear" (0:34), and a direct warning: "Keep going, you will see death."

Eventually, the glitch acts on its own and pauses the game as Mario jumps on a question block, mimicking a technical failure; however, this proves to be far from the truth. An image from the MARIO creepypasta pops up, accompanied by overlapping white noise from the Solaris.exe malware.

Super Mario World

Later on, the footage shifts to Super Mario World, yet the gameplay is actually the second half of Nintendo.exe. Here, Mario reaches a seemingly empty terrain level that features nothing but messages formed by blocks, such as "HELP."

In the long run, Mario reaches a door which is a trap to an even emptier void; no sounds break the silence, and no signs of life appear, leaving only Mario to illuminate the space. Unexpectedly, Mario gets crushed by the walls between him and Boxxy from Zalgo Roll'd appears, accompanied by a fast zooming effect and a jumpscare sound from Five Nights at Freddy's 3. The screen fades to a message: "I hate you." and an 8-bit laughing soundbite from Sonic.exe.

Come Over Here

The "HELL" message from MARIO.

The sequel to MARIO was a follow-up to the aftermath from the first video. The footage refrains from diving directly into gameplay; instead, it begins with a title screen where a VHS effect overlays the yellow text "Come Over Here," accompanied by Intro 1 of MS-DOS video game The Town with No Name.

After this screen, the recording finally transitions to gameplay from the creepypasta version Super Mario Bros 2.exe by AWEI. Mario navigates a strange level and encounters leaf formations that spell the word "HELL," leading to a fork in the path.

Choosing the downward route reveals a gravel-like blockage that, once removed, reveals a horrifying encounter of grotesque Princess Peach consuming the corpse of Luigi. Conversely, the upward path provides a boxing glove that triggers screen static and destroys the blockage.

However, Mario does not eventually reach the long neck Peach, the video instead abruptly cuts in distortion before displaying the Japanese text "起きている" ("awake") and ends with a silent image of Jeff the Killer for a split second.

Gallery

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  A frozen frame of the Question Block.
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  The opening area of the level, featuring blocks arranged to spell out "TESTING."
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  A cryptic "HELP" message constructed from Turn blocks.
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  Mario stranded within a dimly-lit sub-area, often referred to as "the void." by the screamer.
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  The "crushing" sequence; notably, Boxxy is absent from this specific segment.
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  The final message displayed at the conclusion of M a r i o: "I hate you."
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  The video's concluding level.

Trivia

• All original footage and special effects were not created by Sky, but instead compiled, re-edited, and processed through the video editing software CapCut.
• M a r i o is heavily inspired by Chinelin's videos (like "Mario World" for example), adopting its signature style of recycled gameplay footage and layered visual effects.
• Although Boxxy appears in Zalgo Roll'd, this video instead features the "zalogified" image of her without special effects; the same picture previously used in Sonic2.exe.
• The Super Mario World segment originated from Randy Becker's Nintendo.exe, hosted on GameJolt.
• The featured Super Mario Bros. 2 gameplay was sourced from a creepypasta version titled Super Mario Bros 2.exe by AWEI.
• The exact source of the Super Mario Bros. gameplay remains elusive; currently, the closest known match is this specific upload.

Links

NOTE: The following video contains a screamer!

• youtube.com/watch?v=mngGqnIHYpo

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