Go forward, Mario and company! 2:21 - 2:32 - It's neat how the U.S. version of Super Mario Bros. 2 made some enemies from Doki Doki Panic canon in their universe.
0:27 Kriffid: Today's gonna be my day-I can feel it. Me: Well! I'm the opposite-I can't feel anything. I have anxiety! 1:08 Spinthra: I'm not venomous. Trust me. Me: I don't think so, pal! 2:31 Oh, Beezo! Half bee, half Shy Guy! He can sing, whistle, and... laugh? 2:50 Uh oh! Geckit attacked, but it got confused. Ha ha! 4:26 About that? Whatever you want means you have the chance to get confused, Geckit. 5:50 Chewy: I wanted to be just a normal flower... Me: No! You're not! You are a product placement for pets. 8:35 Cannon failed! 8:58 Mario (while standing in the air): Whaah! Oh no, jump gravity! 9:42 You mean to sting me? How rude! 12:35 Wow! That Stinger moving animation got stuck, which makes me laugh a lot.
(2:16) I believe Beezo was called Shy Away in the SNES version. (2:49) Yeah, Geckits are often confused by default for some reason, and in the SNES version, the game would say, "Caution: Confused monster!", and then have it attack either itself or another enemy at random. It's silly, and I often wait to kill them last. (6:21) LOL, that Chewy noise! Nice! (8:57) Heh, it's like the very definition of "coyote time", named after Wile E. Coyote, of course. Also, you can just jump over the cannon to get that effect, without having to actually blast off the wrong way. (10:30) Darn it, evasive bugger! Yeah, I hate missing too. (10:48) Time for a space-time rewind! ...Which for some reason doesn't undo any items that were consumed in that battle so far, but it resets everything else, including your action command chain. (12:29) What a silly bee, getting itself stuck during your outro.
I love how the party dances with joy whenever one of their fellow party members levels up. Also, I remember pretty much always using Mario/Bowser/Peach in the original SNES version. Is using Mario/Mallow/Geno really that much better?
@@AzureIV There's ONE POINT in the GAME where you'd WANT EITHER "Bowser" OR "Geno" IN the MIDDLE SLOT(PREFERABLY Bowser) in a ONE-ON-ONE against a BIG BIRD BOSS Enemy(If, you know what I mean?). He ALWAYS TAKES your MIDDLE CHARACTER JUST BEFORE the battle starts and FOR that reason it's BEST to HAVE EITHER Bowser OR Geno. Geno with Geno Boost REALLY HELPS there. Bowser is GOOD because HE ALONE HAS the REALLY HIGH DEF and can use FEAR and POISON on him. The Enemy himself has no magic and his only real magic attack is "Flutterhush" which is only a "status-inflicting" attack.
To clarify further: It's not that Bowser is "bad" per se, but his high defense and his party bonus in this game also giving defense doesn't really matter if you're able to time your blocks correctly. Couple that with his incredibly slow speed and that most of his special moves are status effects that don't matter when you can two-hit most enemies, he doesn't see much use in this playthrough compared to Geno who's also got great attack but with way better speed and Geno Boost. Bowser is entirely usable, especially casually, but in a walkthrough like this he's just outclassed, unfortunately. Peach is still pretty good, great speed and great magic defense - when most magic isn't blockable - can be pretty good. The buffs to Mallow make him pretty good in this game too, though. So unless we need the magic defense or survivability with her special moves, Mallow is typically going to see more use, especially when HCBailly is using thought peak on every enemy.
@@Jesthers Yeah I meant with Bowser's main use being with Terrorize and Poison Gas, being especially useful on "Human" enemies as they are SUSCEPTIBLE to BOTH "Fear" AND "Poison", DODO being one of them. As said, every character does have their uses.
Next stop: Monstro Town, where the Chow keeps track of your highest number of consecutive Super Jumps. 30 or more gets you the Attack Scarf, while it takes 100 to earn the Super Suit.
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Go forward, Mario and company!
2:21 - 2:32 - It's neat how the U.S. version of Super Mario Bros. 2 made some enemies from Doki Doki Panic canon in their universe.
That bee is stuck doing a funky dance. lol
6:22 That was definitely an attempt at a Chewbacca sound. 😆 It was better than my impression, at least
That surprised me! I wasn't expecting him to do that, lmao
I may not have Ice cream, but Master Bailly and Mario RPG. It's a good morning
The buzzer is dancing! That's a funny glitch. 😅
0:27 Kriffid: Today's gonna be my day-I can feel it.
Me: Well! I'm the opposite-I can't feel anything. I have anxiety!
1:08 Spinthra: I'm not venomous. Trust me.
Me: I don't think so, pal!
2:31 Oh, Beezo! Half bee, half Shy Guy! He can sing, whistle, and... laugh?
2:50 Uh oh! Geckit attacked, but it got confused. Ha ha!
4:26 About that? Whatever you want means you have the chance to get confused, Geckit.
5:50 Chewy: I wanted to be just a normal flower...
Me: No! You're not! You are a product placement for pets.
8:35 Cannon failed!
8:58 Mario (while standing in the air): Whaah! Oh no, jump gravity!
9:42 You mean to sting me? How rude!
12:35 Wow! That Stinger moving animation got stuck, which makes me laugh a lot.
Just like the Buzzers from the Forest Maze, Beezos bail specificaly when alone.
Faceplant counter: 25, 2 from Mario due to moving cannons
Faceplant counter from a different (deleted) dimension/save file: 21
"They can get into the cannon?" Of course they can, who doesnt wanna blasted off a cannon and fly away like Team Rocket?
I love that you’re playing this game!
(2:16) I believe Beezo was called Shy Away in the SNES version.
(2:49) Yeah, Geckits are often confused by default for some reason, and in the SNES version, the game would say, "Caution: Confused monster!", and then have it attack either itself or another enemy at random. It's silly, and I often wait to kill them last.
(6:21) LOL, that Chewy noise! Nice!
(8:57) Heh, it's like the very definition of "coyote time", named after Wile E. Coyote, of course. Also, you can just jump over the cannon to get that effect, without having to actually blast off the wrong way.
(10:30) Darn it, evasive bugger! Yeah, I hate missing too.
(10:48) Time for a space-time rewind! ...Which for some reason doesn't undo any items that were consumed in that battle so far, but it resets everything else, including your action command chain.
(12:29) What a silly bee, getting itself stuck during your outro.
I love how the party dances with joy whenever one of their fellow party members levels up.
Also, I remember pretty much always using Mario/Bowser/Peach in the original SNES version. Is using Mario/Mallow/Geno really that much better?
Yes, because of their party bonuses.
@@AzureIV There's ONE POINT in the GAME where you'd WANT EITHER "Bowser" OR "Geno" IN the MIDDLE SLOT(PREFERABLY Bowser) in a ONE-ON-ONE against a BIG BIRD BOSS Enemy(If, you know what I mean?). He ALWAYS TAKES your MIDDLE CHARACTER JUST BEFORE the battle starts and FOR that reason it's BEST to HAVE EITHER Bowser OR Geno. Geno with Geno Boost REALLY HELPS there. Bowser is GOOD because HE ALONE HAS the REALLY HIGH DEF and can use FEAR and POISON on him. The Enemy himself has no magic and his only real magic attack is "Flutterhush" which is only a "status-inflicting" attack.
To clarify further: It's not that Bowser is "bad" per se, but his high defense and his party bonus in this game also giving defense doesn't really matter if you're able to time your blocks correctly. Couple that with his incredibly slow speed and that most of his special moves are status effects that don't matter when you can two-hit most enemies, he doesn't see much use in this playthrough compared to Geno who's also got great attack but with way better speed and Geno Boost.
Bowser is entirely usable, especially casually, but in a walkthrough like this he's just outclassed, unfortunately.
Peach is still pretty good, great speed and great magic defense - when most magic isn't blockable - can be pretty good. The buffs to Mallow make him pretty good in this game too, though. So unless we need the magic defense or survivability with her special moves, Mallow is typically going to see more use, especially when HCBailly is using thought peak on every enemy.
@@Jesthers Yeah I meant with Bowser's main use being with Terrorize and Poison Gas, being especially useful on "Human" enemies as they are SUSCEPTIBLE to BOTH "Fear" AND "Poison", DODO being one of them. As said, every character does have their uses.
I always launched myself into the wrong place in cannons in this game. So I dreaded falling off.
Nice video ❤
Next stop: Monstro Town, where the Chow keeps track of your highest number of consecutive Super Jumps. 30 or more gets you the Attack Scarf, while it takes 100 to earn the Super Suit.
The game provides a hint of challenge. Nope, just switch out the statis alied character, and you can still have your turn. 😅
Fifteenth! ...What? I want to participate too T_T.
First!
(Just doing one of these for a change.)
Everything ok on your end there HC? Haven't heard anything from you.
I've had some difficulty with recording the next episode, but I'll try again today.
:)
How about a playthrough of UNDERTALE !!!
Second! 🤣