Super Mario's Disturbing Analog Horror
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- We’ve looked at Splatoon, which might need another look at soon, and The Legend of Zelda. But now, we’re going to take a look at the world of Disturbing Super Mario Analog Horror. In this video, we take a look at a series by Greenio called "SM64: CLASSIFIED", and a puzzling video by Xploshi called "Luigi Personality Quiz"
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CHAPTER TIMESTAMPS 01:02:30 01:07:12:46
00:00 Intro
02:00 SM64: CLASSIFIED Season 1 (Greenio)
23:40 SM64: CLASSIFIED Season 2 (Greenio)
1:02:22 Luigi Personality Quiz (Xploshi)
1:05:58 Outro
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CREATORS HIGHLIGHTED
@annielogue_ (formerly known as Greenio)
“SM64: CLASSIFIED | Season 1” ► • SM64 : CLASSIFIED | Se...
“SM64: CLASSIFIED | Season 2” ► • SM64 : CLASSIFIED | Se...
“SM64: CLASSIFIED (Season 1 & 2)” ► • Super Mario 64 : CLASS...
@Xploshi
“Luigi Personality Quiz” ► • Luigi Personality Quiz
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MUSIC USED IN ORDER (timestamps in pinned comment)
Dark Souls 2 ► Main Menu
Silent Hill 2 ► Mirrored Guilt
Sonic CD ► “Fun is Infinite with Sega Enterprises”
Silent Hill 2 ► Mary’s Invitation
Silent Hill 2 ► The Forest Trail
Silent Hill 2 ► Toluca Graveyard
Silent Hill 2 ► The Stairwell
Silent Hill 2 ► Lurking in the Fog
Silent Hill 2 ► Ominous Hallway
Silent Hill 2 ► Butterflies & Secrets
Silent Hill 2 ► The 3rd Floor
Silent Hill 2 ► Coming Town West
Silent Hill 2 ► Nightmare Haven
@bunnielogue ► Lo-Fi Plumber Radio - Beats to relax/watch your sibling drown on live TV to
Silent Hill 2 ► Pizza & Bowling
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VIDEOS USED
Game Zero - “Shoshinkai 1995, Nintendo 64 and Super Mario 64 Demonstrations” ► • Shoshinkai 1995, Ninte...
Diamond Hero - The Cleanest SM64 Beta Footage - “The Cleanest SM64 Beta Footage” ► • The Cleanest SM64 Beta...
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WEBSITES REFERENCED
TV Tropes “Analog Horror” Definition ► tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.ph...
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#analoghorror #sm64classified #supermarioanaloghorror - Hry
Regarding the MKUltra comment I made, I know that the Ultra64 was the prototype name for the Nintendo 64. I wanted to make a small link between the coincidence of MKUltra's psychological themes and the psychological themes going on in SM64: Classified, and surrounding the myths & legends of Super Mario 64.
I hope that clears things up. It doesn't seem like I got that point across very well in the video XD
Hello, this isn’t about the MKUltra but a theory with Jim’s seizure. When we found the dead Luigi in wet dry world we got a distorted thank you at the time 6:14 to 7:01 as we can hear as the video breaks down someone (it could be Mario) pleading or screaming to what looks like a wario head and giving the evidence of 8:07 it had a psychological impact on the person operating the TV making them do the test. This is important because that same psychological something could have what happened to Jim he saw something he wasn’t supposed to (like wario) and couldn’t process it and had a seizure. I liked your original idea but this could be something else to think about
You should play B3313, it's basically this video but in a rom hack lol
@@mrsillytacos nice thanks
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200th like even though it does not matter and ill still be a stupid idiot
If I had a quarter for every time an analog horror series based on an old 3D game had themes of loss and moving on, I'd have a lot of quarters and I don't think I could bring myself to spend them.
True.
∞ quarters
Not just loss, but also loss of innocence lmao
@@breannathompson9094 Atleast it isn't about some random dysfunctional family/murder mystery.
That's just so overdone.
It's not an arg.
The most unbelievable part of this whole story is how everybody involved speaks English instead of Japanese, as the game was still in development by Nintendo and would not be developed by programmers speaking English. The moment they added Jim and Bill, suspension of disbelief went out the window.
At least it means we can have a scuttlebug Jim Billie
To be fair, one can imagine this is an alternative timeline of events where the game was largely developed in the West (likely UK because of the accents), similar to how Sonic 2 (I know, Sega, not Nintendo, but whatever) was developed in America. These videos posit that the personalization AI and the Wario Apparition are real, so it's not that much of a stretch.
@@acidwizzardbastard I would have guessed Australia instead of UK, given proximity, but whatever. The whole distant relationship between the Aussie devs and Nintendo would have been far more believable had they been specialist developers for the AI integration into Super Mario 64 instead of the core game programmers. I mean, come on, it would have required but a little imagination to fix a plot point that sounds far too ludicrous. For one reason why, it requires the author to address the elephant in the room on why Nintendo, who hardly ever at this point in time contracted work outside Japan, suddenly decides to outsource their software development to foreigners who don’t speak their language and are thousands of miles away making project accountability a grave concern. No business does this and survives. This is something that cannot be ignored by the author and not addressing it made his story feel absurd just from a logistical point of view.
@@bruxinth4660why are you so pressed dude??? It isn’t supposed to be believable 💀
@@flameocto42069 Suspension of disbelief is needed to make any horror story have the power to captive the viewer’s imagination. Capture the imagination of the audience and their minds will fill the blanks with ideas more terrible than any writer could conjure; therefore the true power of horror stories lies in inspiring terror to spring out of the audience’s own mind with mere suggestion. The moment you lose the suspension of disbelief or overuse horror cliches, the audience shuts out their imagination, having lost interest and hope that the story will intrigue them enough to give the story any real consideration. That’s what you don’t understand about great horror. The less that is told, and the more that is shown, the better. A great horror story is told through innuendo and through alarming, yet ambiguous warning signs that both the protagonists and the audience genuinely fail to understand at first, only to understand when it is possibly too late to save themselves. If the audience cannot put themselves in the protag’s shoes because of a ridiculous premise and cheap tricks, the story doesn’t scare anyone beyond the most simple minded. You don’t have to make it totally plausible and watertight, but you do have to make the audience say to themselves, “What if this were actually possible, given that the story isn’t too far off from the world I know?” Once they think that, you have the audience’s imagination, and then the point of the rest of the story is to show them why they better hope that the story isn’t possible in reality.
the animated segment in the finale where Luigi is consoling Mario kinda hits for some reason, probably because of what we're being shown before it plays. This was a great analog series
Completely agreed. That scene choked me up a little.
@@picodegallo7601Same, i cried a little
Any of y’all got a timestamp?
@@JessiContingenC 51:55
@@Punykirby Thank you
I looked at the picture that you said was Mario in disbelief of seeing Luigi dead, and it actually is a picture of a child and as it turns into a picture of Mario, you can hear a child crying, so I think it's telling the story of a child that was in a coma being told to wake up, possibly by his family or the doctors.
That's worse than the other one
Sorry but no, absolutely not. I'm not gonna believe another "It was all a dream" story.
nah
in a coma because of mk ultra maybe
For context: the original photo was a kid having “Mario” visit for a party. It’s heavily altered by filters.
The dev teams being American in this series and in the Kirby analog series is funny, because Mario and Kirby are both so quintessentially Japanese that it makes me wonder if Nintendo is supposed to be an American company in the alternate universes these series take place in?
That’s what I think when ever I see English teams mentioned in an arg/vhs horror series
Most likely, the creators and the voice actors don't know how to speak Japanese.
The creator most likely didn't think of that as Nintendo is widely known in America that sometimes it's forgotten that it's originally a Japanese company. Either way, this is still a great series.
It’s kinda weird because there are bits where there’s Japanese in the drowning bit. When did Nintendo even start hiring English teams? I know it happened with Metroid and stuff
I just don't look that deep into it.
At 2:54, I noticed the 6 in 64 blinking by itself 3 times really quick. I thought that was a nice detail for something of this nature.
EA
sports
@@Slugg0
It’s in the game
@@TahkodaPlaysGaming
LOL@@Slugg0
There is a rather hilarious meme based off of the EA Sports logo
Really lovely analysis, great job :]
Just wanna add that the "creepy ambience" that pops up in Epilogue at the beginning is actually just the muffled shower sound loop LOL, I intended it to be more of a hint as to what was in the locked room than anything particularly foreboding.
I loved that you used The Mind Electric's demo 1 as one of the end screens, even though I can't take it seriously anymore after watching a video which had joe hawley doing a goofy face while that same demo played in the background. Great work!
@@decepti i was full of suspense the whole time during season 2 and then it all ends with tme and i cant stop smiling, was such a nice reprieve that was so silly and fun while matching the tone still >ww
yo some feedback if u wanna remake anything/make a season 3 id recommend you translate the text into japanese as the localization process only occurred from july 15-july 29 1996 and maybe carry traits from the japanese version (i.e red coin sound)
You did a great job making this analog horror, Greenio. Implementing Wario's head from the Nintendo 64 Mario Party trilogy, showing beta footage of Super Mario 64, that is awesome.
Whattt
We really went from an hour long dive into a really interesting and well executed analog horror to Luigi Personality Quiz.
I think the picture of Mario floating to the sun is based off the story of icarus. Where he flies too close to the sun against his uncle's wishes, causing him to fall and die.
Yeah, he says that in the video
Daedalus was actually Icarus's father...
@@caolanochearnaigh9804 storm bow
I lost it at "That's rough buddy" about the virtual boy!
The Virtual *B o i*
45:24 Slow down and watch luigi doing the stanky leg in the background like a boss
6:57 The screaming you hear is actually the screams of a zombie from Half Life 2. I recognized it right away.
Oh ok!
Reverse it and It says PLEASE GOD HELP ME poor zombies they feel pain?
umm… that’s scary…
@@apsalara1230wait really? I didn’t get that from the scary imagery and dark vibe
@@Giovanni-vy9pchey Giovanni
I love the more recent idea of the relationship between the brothers being so incredibly strong. It's really heart warming and fitting for the two
Same, an analog horror series has never made me cry but the scene where Mario turns around to find no Luigi made me sob bc ughhh
this is such a unique analog horror no jump scares no unnecessary gore. just plain sadness and emptiness even the ai after being hurt for years didn't seem to have any ill will it just wanted to be free and i find that even scarier than a rouge ai.
Man this is why i try to avoid gta pedestrians anymore, they're always getting the shit stick, i might as well try to avoid them for once. 😂
Well, about the jump scares, sure, it isint fnaf, but that distorted stanley could be considered a jump scare to me dawg
And yet people hate it because they used American/English speaking people instead of Japanese to make it more realistic
Because that's exactly what we needed: realism in a fictional horror video about Mario 64
What’s funny about the luigi personality test video is it could easily pass as an actual early computer web game in real life.
I definitely got “early 2000’s quiz flash game” vibes from it.
This channel is peak for sm64 horror related content. Been here since the iceberg days.
been here since 2020. love this guys videos
Same
That isn't really a feat since that's where he got popular. 500k views
@@XTaskPassX exactly lol
LOL
People make some disturbing mods and they are great to make creepy pasta out of. That's obviously what's happening here.
6:55 That scream is from the half life zombie. That SFX isn't obscure enough to be unrecognizable just yet. lol
i knew it sounded familiar !
Not to forget to mention that the Key being broken SFX was the sound of the Bite from FNAF 4, as well as the Springlock SFX in FNAF 3.
@@Character_Selection_Screeni think it was also used in undertale when you kill some characters lol
that scream is made when you set one on fire in hl2 iirc
14:39 is an even more distorted version of the distorted trumpets from HL2. You can really tell at 14:56
58:09 I had this video in the background and the music in this part activated my brain. I am 98% certain that the music is a portion of the song “the mind electric” that was reversed/distorted.
To be specific it sounds most like a the last lines of the song that has been distorted:
“When it grows bright, the particles start to marvel having made it through the night.
Never the ponder, wether electric calming if you look at it right”
Not sure it means anything, but I think it’s interesting (and it’s also one of my favourite songs so im happy to see it recognised)
That was one of the mind electric demos
pog song
Dude 2 weeks ago I ate someone out to that song
@@MayMoment_oh
Duuuude I recognized it too and it was a really pleasant surprise. Hawaii Part 2 is great :)
It's really cool how they put The Mind Electric at one of the "The End" screens, I love Miracle Musical and Tally Hall.
I think it sounds more like its demo, "Inside the Mind of Simon."
thats rly cool that they did that, tally hall and miracle musical r awesome
I love tally hall and i was so excited when i heard it
AYO WHICH ONE
Miracle musical fucking sucks
52:17
"All Of It's For Show, We're Just Pretending, And We'll Have To Keep Pretending"
Bro That Shit Is Very Meloncholic/Dark As Hell
ultra 64 isn't related to MK ultra, ultra 64 was the dev name for the nintendo 64
Was checking to make sure no one else commented that lol
It was infuriating to hear him say that
When I was a kid, I was way too disturbed to play SM64. The emptiness it felt would creep me out too much, always thinking that, with the void of entities, I was just waiting for that void to be filled in the scariest, most jarring ways possible. This capitalizes on that feeling mercilessly. I'm glad I wasn't the only kid who thought it was such a liminal space.
Same, I was too terrified to play this game. Bowser's laugh put me over the top as a young kid
It’s crazy how Mario 64 could be creepier than games like Majora’s Mask at times
1:02:39 Luigi Personality Quiz: May cause organ failure-
"What is my favorite color? Well this IS a Luigi quiz so I'll say green- oh hey my kidneys just shut down." _*Sounds of body hitting the floor_
God I love Mario 64, the nostalgia, the rom hacks, the analog horror, the DEPTH. It's so God damn amazing
Mario 64 is an interesting game. The fact that people can turn a light-hearted game into a horror game is impressive..
@@diddykong2143it’s not impressive, it’s retarded and unnecessary
@@diddykong2143 I don't know man, I think wet-dry world was already scary
@@TheSecondKidNamedFinger because of the internet
I swear I have a weird memory of the L button on the controller doing something in SM64. I also remember seeing a ‘secret’ place and one of the main textures was that castle brick texture (from the entrance or outside of the secret side). Anyone else. I’m gonna flustered because it FEELS so real 😂😂😂😂
it seems stanley "not having fun" is a direct reference to the wario apparition
The most unrealistic part of all of this is that there are american Game developers at nintendo in 1995
Would you rather not be able to understand it?
A. This was a joke
B. Subtitles are a thing that exists even in analog media
@@Bendaeevee
Silicon Graphics who did a lot of work on the N64 were an American company and began work with nintendo in '93, do your research before whinging.
Here I am trying to get immersed in some sort of creepy atmosphere and then 6:57 happens, I immediately recognize it as the screams of half life 2 zombies burning without the sound filters and am immediately catapulted out of it
Luigi: Gored and put on display
Sunflower: _he appears deceased_
Something I definitely recommend checking out is Malediction chapter 1 (there’s a second chapter as well), it’s an interactive youtube rpg style game and it’s really awesome. More people need to know about the series (yes it’s literally playable on youtube, stuffy studios is the channel that it’s on)
It’s by the creator of the macabre experiment
this whole arg really hitted me at a point because of how i can identify with these feelings, i've recently lost my grandma, one of the persons i loved the most and was more attached to in all my life and im in the darkest moment of my life, not having her around is too hard and sometimes the pain is so strong that i just want to go and fade away too, like mario did cus he didn't want to deal with his pain anymore
46:28 WAS THAT THE BITE OF 87?!
As a programmer and someone interested in the internals of video games and watched old style creepypasta like Sonic.exe, this series of videos is pretty well made
I remember hearing about the memes of a "July 29, 1995 build," but didn't expect something made with such effort and perfect tone set to it
1. I love Super Mario's analog horror(and analog horror itself/in general)
2. You made it to 50K! I'm so proud of you! (And does that mean we get that Sunflower iceberg after all?👀)
Huh
@@PENGYSWAREHOUSEOFFICIAL You'll see friend :)
Just noticed the place where you find Luigi's body is the same town that was instructed to be flooded by the bob-omb
The emergency broadcast was actually there on purpose.
The ad of sm64 was aired by mistake. So they actually used the emergency broadcast to get it out of the air. 8:07
Fun Fact™: The 9/2/97 end card is an edited promotional photo from the Super Mario Marathon in 1987.
Not sure if you know or not, but the Ultra 64 was the beta name for the Nintendo 64. It's not a fictional addon or meant to be a riff on MK Ultra or anything like that.
This is a surprisingly good series for Analog horror
Fr
There are plenty of good analogue horror
A good analog horror; The children under the house.
wee correction on the Ultra 64 bit, While I do like your connection between MK Ultra and ultra 64, the 64's beta/purposed name is 'Project Reality' and 'Ultra 64!'. Alot of alpha/Beta and cut content has been added to this analogue horror series and its a treat and a half including some known glitches and faffery. I also like the commercial touches since I used to have Nintendo power back in the day and got afew of those tapes of sony/sega goons just having a go at a nintendo employee. I can almost see a programmer who knows about sega's easteregg and having a jab at it as an added voice as a 'yeah our products are actually fun unlike yours hedgehog boy' before being dumped or removed. Even the conversation between the play tester dev's are pretty on par of normal dev's having to deal with remove/addition of random stuff heh. great video my man.
3 hours and 25 minutes. That's how long the guy was having a seizure before they found him.
Believe it or not, the high-pitched voice Mario has at some points were actual beta voicelines at some point.
SM64 Classified my beloved, I think it's the best of Mario 64 spooky content. It rides that fine line between being creepy, mystical, wonderous and realistic really well.
Spine tingling, jaw dropping, genre defining gem
"Your Goddamn right" 👉
i mean. this is Marble Hornets with a SM64 skin over it
Bro thinks he’s on the ‘ooru
Brimstone
@@Supermariosupervideo supermario soyjak party
16:18 I find it funny how this fan video fixed the typo that Nintendo wouldn't.
(For context, in the actual Mario 64, Yoshi says "Mario! It that really you?" instead of "Is that really you?").
yoshi speaks black hood language lmao
i like to imagine that the Anolog Horror is in an alternative universe where the American (or European and Australian) to be worked on (or came) first and then the Japan version as second or last.
Notebook Entry #43: Mario 64: Depths Beyond Perception
The discovery of this cursed Mario 64 cartridge has thrown me into a fearful pit of despair. It all began innocently, as an innocent excavator of retro gaming treasures, stumbling upon a garage sale in a rundown neighborhood. Amongst a collection of dusty old cartridges, this one held an eerie allure that I couldn't resist. Little did I know that it would unleash a twisted nightmare, a journey into the depths beyond perception.
The cartridge itself seemed unremarkable at first glance, covered in a thin layer of grime and faded Super Mario 64 logo. However, as I gingerly blew away the dust, I noticed the labeling was smeared, as if someone had tried to erase it. Foolish curiosity compelled me to purchase it, not knowing the darkness that I was about to welcome into my life.
My naive excitement turned to chills as I inserted the cartridge into my trusty Nintendo 64. The start screen flashed, but something was off. The familiar jolly music had been replaced with a hauntingly discordant melody, as though each note carried a sinister intent. Ignoring the discomfort, I pressed start, ready to relive my childhood nostalgia in a sinister twist.
The game loaded, but the once vibrant Mushroom Kingdom had transformed into a desolate wasteland. The once cheery characters became twisted shadows of themselves, their eyes hollow and mouths contorted into grotesque smiles. Bowser's Castle stood ominously, casting a foreboding shadow over the bleak landscape. Dread filled my soul, but I knew I had no choice but to continue.
As Mario took his first step, desperation clung to each pixel. The controls were not mine to manipulate; they were possessed by an unseen force, guiding the helpless plumber down dark corridors and hidden rooms. Crushed beneath the weight of this newfound horror, I attempted to power off the console, but the screen remained a static black. I was trapped within the game itself.
Mario's once merry bounding steps grew heavy and strained, as if the character was grappling with an unseen force beyond comprehension. The cursed cartridge propelled my avatar to places beyond the original game's scope, unveiling a labyrinthine maze of impenetrable darkness. Each dimly lit hall concealed unspeakable creatures, warped amalgamations of Koopas and Goombas, their distorted cries echoing through the empty void.
As I journeyed deeper into this abysmal abyss, time and space twisted and contorted, following no coherent pattern. Levels from other games collided, creating a hellscape that defied both logic and physics. Familiar characters appeared, but their once friendly nature had twisted into malevolence. Peach's cries for help turned into eerie siren calls, luring me towards inevitable doom.
The faces of my beloved childhood game stared at me with cold, dead eyes, their expressions reflecting the terror that had consumed my soul. Dread clung to every fiber of my being as Mario's movements grew more erratic, the possessed controls now defying the most basic rules. My sanity slipped away, lost in the incomprehensible terrors that unfolded before me.
I cannot escape this nightmare, for it has consumed my reality. The abominations from the depths of Mario 64 now haunt my every waking moment, their distorted cries echoing through the recesses of my mind. I am but a vessel for their unspeakable malice, forever trapped in the depths beyond perception. Pray that you never stumble upon this cursed cartridge, for its horrors are too great to comprehend.
Omg I couldn't think of a better youtuber to talk about this series, honestly I love how you describe details and the content you are looking at in a very interesting way and your voice helps so much, I watched the PSA iceberg like 7 times by now and I feel i'll watch this one too a million times more. Amazing work!!
I remember coming across Greenio during the whole "SM64 iceberg/ Nintendo gigaleak" debacle that had occurred during the Summer of 2020.
Been with them ever since then.
EA
Bro when the screen says "i were good as well" and mario says "thanks!" That really got to me
I remember watching Classified along with some other analog horror playlists with my friends late at night. This one didn’t scare us the most, (that title went to the Walten Files) but it was still memorable because of how well put together it was.
Ok I think my favorite part of this thing might be the Nintendo Mania section as I love the artstyle , voice acting and animation it’s all so very charming.
58:05 i just love the fact that ppl are getting more used to use joe hawley's o tally hall's music for creepy purposes. His weird signature style of music is really fitting for this kind of art and this is very much of my liking
the Luigi quiz perfectly showcases what I hate abut analogue horror - specifically that even thoguh it has so much potential, that potential is almost always squandered on cheap "scares" and on-the-nose story telling.
I like the Luigi Quiz, personally
The Luigi Quiz is ment to be making fun of Analog Horror
It's almost like thats exactly the point
7:00 was just a pitched version of the HL2 Headcrab Zombie agony scream
Stanley and Jim
*The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe just got a whole lot darker*
I've always wonder how many mods people use to create this smg4 "creepypasta", analog horror. I know most of this can be done in some editing software but for in game stuff has to be modded
This is some amazing hard work you did to get this out and ready. You did an awesome job, Sunflower!
The ending of season 2 where the A.I. was freed, the song was a distorted version of The Mind Electric, specifically (from what i could tell) the line: scattering sparks of thought energy deliver me and carry me away. Here in my kingdom I am your lord I order you to cower and pray. Really freaky
Just realized how much the romhack B3313 is based on this and I love it
Right? I only ever watched Season 1, now watching the rest im constabtly pointing my finger and going "SO THIS IS WHERE IT CAME FROM!!" like a total nerd
@MarcyTheKindaCoolWizard dude, yea! Played a lot more of B3313 from then and now, and that hack is so so much more. It's like the entire iceberg theory and has so many other hack references thrown in its nuts!!
I’m not sure why you included Xploshi, her content is an odd mix of humour and horror where you’re not sure whether to feel scared or laugh. I think there is some sort of plot involving a sentient robot, but other than that, it’s kind of like making fun of horror while still being horrifying.
It’s weird how she does it, it’s almost like an art.
Also her banner thing confuses me, is that another one of those flags attached to the rainbow group or is it just a vaporwave aesthetic since purple and orange look nice together?
the funniest shit is that none of the devs in this speak in Japanese.
Wow I like the unique takes on some of the parts of Greenio’s tapes!
So, what I think is:
The personalization button turns on something that makes things ingame that would be impossible to code in a reasonable time, suddenly just *be*, or it's just like an on/off switch for myhouse.wad lorewise
you know its a good analog horror when its starting off backwards long jumping in super mario 64
i feel bad for the person yelling “ LUIGI!! NOOO, LUIGIIII AAAAAAA-“
NOT LUIGII!?
And then HYPER REALISTIC BLOOD started pouring out of Luigi eyes! Ahhhh!!!
I really need to catch up on your content, you still make some damn good stuff on this platform
I guess it was a matter of time for analog horror to have a dedicated elaborated video here, really been into these specially with Wendigoon lately, glad to see some branching out with content while remaining at a base content (videogames) most of the time, that's great for the algoritm.
Edit: Also, congrats on 50k! Can't wait for the Sunflower community iceberg.
I havn't been watching your videos for at least 3 year's, I come back and I see how far your channel and yourself has grown.
*Mash [SPACE] to run.* had me rushing to hit space to pause the video. That's a freaking good one.
Well I mean if you pause the video he cant get you either
Always a good time waking up and watching a Sunflower vid before work, cheers man!
28:30 oh nah bro FUCK that
Appreciate you going out of your way to explain these tropes man you earned a sub
59:54 After watching this entire breakdown, I now realize, *B3313 is based off of this entire series.*
I wonder if the rom-hack was created with this serie’s creator 🧐
Bro you are DUMB as hell
Hey Sunflower, one thing i must mention, the video where you destroy the core is not canon and infact, what could have been done if the guy who was playing made it onto the core in time. Its stated in Gearisko's video
To be honest, I thought the thumbnail said "Hot shit hours" for a second and was wondering how the flip was that going to be creepy and all, but it's just me and my lack of sleep
If Nintendo takes this down it’s canon…
Even though i was born in 2009, i grew up with SM64 on my wii u and for some reason it still interests me. It’s just so eerie and mysterious at some parts
I think this is your best video yet, I've been here from pretty much the start of your channel with the super mario 64 iceberg and stuff like it. Your editing, your storytelling, literally everything is so great. You wonderfully produced this video and I especially love the music choices you make, love me some Silent Hill 2 soundtrack. Keep up the good work man.
Yeah, it's kind of true, or is it really true? Actually, it's 100% true.!!!
This video made me realize how much I love analog horror and horror in general, and the old 3D vibe it gave me with reminds me of Crow 64 that you should cover (if you didn’t already cover it)
I feel like every person who played sm64 and saw the iceberg can agree that the story is creepy lol
From the rom hacks like b3313 and other horror rom hacks
To analog horror and legit nightmares
I also recommend playing or watching someone playing b3313 since it is HORRYFYINGLY scary without any forced jumpscared. It has a lot of elements from the iceberg and horror rom hacks, i think it’s based on this series since it is focused on the internal plexus and the ai that we get to destroy
yet another banger from sunflower funny enough ive been rewatching the splatoon one so this is great
I was still in school when the whole iceberg and sm64 do not research thing popped off
Crazy how fast time flies
4:15 ”TURN BACK” ”PLEASE” Game didn't want to player die from part of personalized game.
if you make a second follow up to this you should cover SM64 Beta Archive. Its pretty short in terms of an ARG but a lot of the concept art / UIs made for the videos are very well made
Can't believe how much this one blew up. Great job Ilias!
i love how you put silent hill music in the background. fits so well 👌🏻
Loved how it started and ended.
First Bowser textbox at 5:00 looks like it says
"Tough Luck, Mario!
Princess Toadstool isn't
here ...how the hell!!"
I can't parse the rest of it.
BOWSER SWOREEE
58:08 the "Mind electric" demo, AKA "Inside the mind of simon" is a great touch here
8:26 Nintendo Ultra 64 was actually the original name for the console, before it got changed to Nintendo 64
4:34 the first two text boxes are what he says in normal SM64. If you put them side by side, they're the exact same.
LOVE the use of SH2 music! Noticed it right away and it adds a great addition to the video!
I'm really zooted rn and the idea of creepypasta analog horror is so silly LMAO
UH MAYBE NOT SO SILLY now 😭
@@mikuenjoyerXDThat’s what I call character development
6:22 rip luigi
1987-2023
U WILL BE MISSED 😭😭😭
46:28 WAS THAT THE BITE OF 87?!?
Realistically the people behind the analog horror videos are super talented people (such as the Mandela catslog and the FNAF ones) its very impressive that they can both can scare people and put in interesting lore at the same time. Something definitely i cannot do. So Kudos to all the talented people in the genre of analog horror.
The Ultra 64 has very little to do with MK Ultra I think. Those who are old enough, might remember that the name for the N64 used to be Nintendo Ultra 64 when it was in development. Nintendo later chose to shorten it to Nintendo 64 instead just months before launch.
Yeah, it was patterned after the NES/famicom -> super NES/super famicom -> ? pattern
So you'd have regular nes, Super NES, Ultra NES (but everyone was super into putting the number of bits your console had in their name back then...)
I like your style of making videos it’s really entertaining
the song at 58:20 is a distorted version of the song "the mind electric" by miracle musical. a song about a man's descent into madness after being subject to electroshock therapy for killing a woman. idk how this can tie into the story but MM is a great band and I'd recommend giving it a listen :D
It could either be about Jim (his descent into madness after "killing" the AI by removing it from the retail game, but continuing to experiment with it on his own) or the AI Stanley itself since generating things for the game is torturing it and driving it mad
Or when you listen to distortion, it sounds like the lyrics:
"When it grows bright, the particles start to
Marvel having made it through the night
Never they ponder, weather electric
Calming if you look at it right!"
Which could represent the AI finally: "making through the night" of being ya know, trapped in a little box that can't house it right/being tortured.
And that the title of the song "Mind Electric" is just that the Ai is an electrical mind
Plus, spooky point cuz in the og song the first half is reversed while the other half is the actual song unreversed