This was a fantastic series Pap! Fun fact, aside from Matt Turk, I am the only other runner who has held the record for every single fight in this game, and as such, I've been mentioned as a record holder at least once in every one of Pap's videos in this series (unless it's one of the trivial huge ties like Glass Joe lol). I even had a point where I held every record at the same time, another thing which only Turk had done.
Seeing Matt Turk absolutely rinse Mike Tyson on a shaky camera goes a long way to show why everyone was happy to believe he took all the other records at his stated times, too.
Pap's videos have been way more detailed than say, SummoningSalt's, for good reasons. Salt's videos are for absolutely everyone including people who will never play MTPO, he needed to be a little more brief to get the pacing right for someone absolutely oblivious to what the game even is. You seem to have found the perfect way to explain it in much greater detail without being too drawn out or confusing, just at the cost of someone most likely needing to watch another video of yours(more specifically the video on why the perfect run is impossible) if they know absolutely nothing about MTPO. Appreciate the content, I have watched every MTPO video of yours at least once now. I'm hooked.
I appreciate that you think ive found the correct way to way to pace my videos and explain stuff. I dont find it terribly difficult to explain stuff, but im always unsure of the best or most concise way to say it, and do it without no ambiguity.
No joke, some of his times were mere frames away from the best TAS of his time, so he might as well be on par, say for imperfections unsolved even today.
I have never played this game nor have I ever wanted to, but somehow you've snuck your way into my recommended and I've been falling asleep to these punchout videos for days, thanks for becoming an oddly interesting part of my days
This has been an astoundingly helpful video series -- thank you, Pap! I want to call out the accessibility of Pap's work -- Blind person here (no vision), and Pap's videos are absolutely accessible to me. Pap even explains the flowcharts in enough detail for me. I mean I know I am not the target audience but it just goes to show that Pap's goal is explaining this game, the nuances, to as many people as he can. Using Pap's and Sinister's videos, I have been able to reliably beat the game and to round-1 all except Tyson (Tyson round 2, using Jack Wedge buffers). Childhood Hippo embarrassment revenge. :) A fun/extra challenge is that I have to learn this all from content that's accessible to me, so like text, videos with descriptions like Pap's and Sinister's... Pap, if you read this, or you can help with a super niche request: A tutorial or text or pointer to how to Round-1 Tyson using only audio? Would be amazing. I am ready to practice the delayed hits, I just can't figure out when (in what situations) to use the double quickdodge so that I'm not guessing. Thank you!
Its one thing to play this game blind once youve learn it, but to learn it blind is super impressive. Unfortunately, I really give you any tips on beating Tyson in Round 1 blind - I have not done it myself. However, assuming you get the most common pattern (which involves 6 punches) I would use the double quick dodge on uppercuts 3, 4 and 5, and then on the loop back to 1. If you do get a short delay on uppercut 4, you know you are in that 6 punch loop. If you dont, then after uppercut 3, he looped back to 1, so you will have to adjust. Its by far the toughest feat to do blind, and im not sure if I can really convey that with just text.
just adding my support for this, i'm not visually impaired but i do advocate for all sorts of disability accessibility. i've loved this series, and it's really neat that Pap has done such a good job at the accessibility!
The Holy Trinity of MTPO break down videos...Salt, Bismuth and Pap. These are so well done and informative Pap, thanks for the effort you put into each one.
@@airmanon7213 Thank you. I picked this game as someone in my late 40's because I have history with the Francise. when I was a kid I played the original punch out and Super punch out in the arcade. When I bought tyson's for the the NES . Beat the game was able to KO tyson in round 2 in about 1988. Still had my old NES and thought to my self I have alot of experience with the game Also played the Rom's of the arcade games on mame for years on my PC. What I like about the series that Pap made is you don't have to jump into to the deep end of the pool with speed running. I started on the first or second strat of the major and minor circuit. I mean no big progress has been made yet, when I got my first 55' on piston honda 1 I was thrilled. Got to start somewhere.
This video is my favorite form of any media ever created. Truly a magnum opus to the best series on this platform. Be proud of thr work you've done Pap!!
Another fantastic video, and a great conclusion to the series Pap. Very well done. This entire series is a must-watch for anybody who is a fan of the speedrun, or speedruns this game. You should be very proud of this series Pap. Thanks for sharing this with us all.
Thanks for showing all the history of each of the Punch-Out fights. It was a blast going through all the videos and seeing how everyone progressed over the years. Granted I didn’t start paying too much attention to these speedruns of Punch-Out until roughly 2022. About the same time Summoning Salt got his 14:55.00 full game speedrun, but seeing that run was so fun to watch I had to look more into the game. This was quite a blast. ✊
Ironically the last fight has one the least interesting strategies. Hit 21/22 frame perfect punches, and time those dodges as tight as possible to hope to get an extra uppercut in the final phase. It's less like a story of learning new strategies and more a story of individuals doing difficult accomplishments. Good video Pap.
Great job man! This entire series was fantastic. I always treated the IL stuff as a thing to visit during breaks on my SS grind, but there's so much depth and strategy that goes into all of these fights, and it's wonderful to see you put this level of detail to everything. Huge shoutout to Jefe as well as the IL SoB champion, he has helped so many of us also become great runners on these IL fights.
@@Papamanual I imagine that it’d be a big project, wouldn’t be surprised if it takes a couple months. The video’s probably gonna end up even longer than this one, though I’m excited for it regardless since I have very little knowledge about high score and would love to know about it.
lmao I got my first ever R1 Tyson while watching this what are the odds (not on legal hardware unfortunately. I don’t own any) edit: this one aged better than it possibly can
And so the Speedrun Historian, who got me addicted to speedrun progression videos, has hooked me on them once again, and the entire Punch-Out playlist was once again watched...
i commented earlier but just wanted to say that i appreciate the very high effort you put into videos like this😁. they’re awesome to fall asleep to as you are obviously very passionate and your voice is very relaxing. looking forward to more from you in the future 😎.
Howevers sprinkled throughout the entire video... what a finale. I'm having chills right now.. absolute BANGER. Watched the entire thing now and there are more Howevers than anyone could ever wish for... man, WHAT A RUSH!!!
Thanks Pap. I am happy to see this video. Just hearing you talk about something you are passionate about has always been fun. The subtle jokes you throw in always makes me laugh.
Hell yes new Pap video!! I'll tell you what, there aren't too many channels that make me go "Oh sweet!!" out loud when I see a new upload but this is one of them. And the others I get excited about are all Speedrun related too lol
Thanks! This was fascinating. I played this game a lot as a kid, and really got back into it about 20 years ago. I never got to the elite levels here, but I was happy enough being able to TKO Mr. Sandman in round 1, and getting a sub 1:00 on Great Tiger, and downing Piston Honda before he could get his rush out etc. The one thing I have never been able to do is get a round 1 TKO on Tyson/Dream. I just never got the frame perfect punches consistently enough.
Congratulations with finally finishing this series, it was an amazing journey. I guess the only things left before you can wrap up the MTPO stuff for good is max score and perhaps PAL tas?
I have a couple other ideas floating around at the moment along with those 2, but I have projects outside of UA-cam to focus on, so we'll all have to wait :/
I honestly didn't expect there to be that much to see about a fight that has never had any strategy changes and who's fastest time has been known about for so long, but somehow the progression manages to be interesting just from people getting better at the fight. I supposed that's fitting for the final boss of Punch Out. You know what to do, just dodge and punch. And of course, hope for good luck.
Dude I remember one time there was an interview that was published where they had the real Mike Tyson play Mike Tyson and we're basically saying don't feel bad if you can't beat it because neither can Mike Tyson.
I'd be really interested to see a video on completing Mike Tyson's Punch-Out without TKOs. KOs and Decision only. Quickest time? Lowest score? Is it even possible to KO every opponent? You'd be the guy to ask.
Bald Bull 1 is only beatable by TKO, he cant be KO'd or beaten by decision. TKO only run is impossible because of Hippo Decision only run is impossible because of Honda 1, Hippo, Bull 1, Sandman and Macho. Lowest score run I've already done. Ive also done quickest time (I discuss why the perfect speedrun will never happen) Basically Ive only got 2 other "good" ideas - What is the highest score possible and another one focusing on best time with worst possible luck.
@@Papamanual I actually just found your channel a couple days ago, and I just came across the lowest score video. Well done. Punch-Out has been pretty well picked through, but I like both of those ideas. I definitely want to watch those videos. I get what you mean by "good" ideas. Everything beyond gets pretty meta. I'm sitting here going, "Blindfolded High Score?... Nah."
@@chubbsthestuntmonkey7262 Well I have thought about routing blindfolded highscore - should be quite the challenge... However, I no longer play the game - I just make TAS's of the challenge runs.
I did forget to mention in this video that RedTom played on the PAL version of the game (he is from Europe), which plays a little different (I mention this in one of the other record videos) and PAL records are separated from NTSC.
First time I EVER beat Tyson was in round 2, within about 6 months of it being released. Friends were there, and we were all freaking out, huge celebration for some youngins 😂
now that this series seems to be over, i know theres a bit more mike to touch on, but do you think you'd ever do something like an analysis for medievil 2 or different game types?
I never played MediEvil 2, so I have no nostalgia for it - I almost certainly wont do anything on that game. There are a couple more MTPO videos i would like to make. But other than that. I cannot say much about the future of this channel. There are other IRL things I need to focus on.
@@Papamanual well it's a bit sad to hear you won't touch on ME2, but either way I'm very excited to see where your channel heads, and i adore your video style
I had 1st round Tyson's in the late 1990s, but I never recorded it or posted it on a speed run forum. I remember a 2:57 Tyson in the late 90s. So, it was done before the 2000s, just not published.
@@Papamanual I played a lot of Mike Tyson's punchout back in the day. I beat Tyson over a thousand times. I only ever get a one round knockout like 2 or 3 times and they were always close. Never came close to modern records. They were always cutting it close less than 10 seconds left in the round. I played punchout again for the first time in like 20 years last year... Got smoked on Tyson because it was on a modern television and not CRT. Couldn't even see Tyson punching animations.
LOL! That ending line! 😂 I was surprised that there was a time when the record was done on Mr. Dream at all! So in terms of sub 2 minute fights, Tyson/Dream is possible, but hasn't been done yet, while Sandman is (at least currently) considered impossible to do sub 2 minutes?
Yes, Tyson needs basically perfect RNG for sub 2, and yes Sandman hasn't remotely been TAS'd that low. Pap has a video on the odds of a theoretical perfect MTPO run, and while Tyson sub 2 is at the edge of feasible for humans (requiring fairly ridiculous luck and nerves of steel), Sandman is not even close even with perfect RNG and perfect play.
As a former MTPO player, I've never understood the hatred of Mr. Dream by the community. I mean, your goal is to beat the game, not a person. The two characters are functionally identical, like Pap says, the only difference being a color palette change. The record for one is the same as the record for the other. Why does it matter so much to so many to beat the cartridge that was released BEFORE the actual Mike Tyson lost in Tokyo as opposed to the one that was sold afterward? They're the same in every way that matters! I just don't get it.
Mike Tyson is cooler. It's basically just the hype that he had in the late 80's. tbh, the amount I care that the record could be on Mr Dream is pretty minimal.
I don't have proof other than the word of childhood friends, but I discovered this when I was a kid, probably 89 /90. I was the only one in my friend group that could do this and it was kind of the sleepover trick I would do. I was amazed a few years back when I found out what I was actually doing and how few people had done it. I also had a notebook full of "newspaper codes" that I was able to crack / predict. I'm sure nobody is going to believe this because I definitely wouldn't if someone was telling me this without proof.
This was a fantastic series Pap!
Fun fact, aside from Matt Turk, I am the only other runner who has held the record for every single fight in this game, and as such, I've been mentioned as a record holder at least once in every one of Pap's videos in this series (unless it's one of the trivial huge ties like Glass Joe lol). I even had a point where I held every record at the same time, another thing which only Turk had done.
So the next Punch-Out!! is gonna have you and Turk in place of the Bruiser Bros.?
I'm so glad you watch these! I've enjoyed so much of your content.
@@olivieremerson Thank you for the kind words!
@@yoshifan33 lol
@@zallard1 hi zallard I new u we’re so good at punch out I named my charizard zallard in pokemon red on my gbc
Seeing Matt Turk absolutely rinse Mike Tyson on a shaky camera goes a long way to show why everyone was happy to believe he took all the other records at his stated times, too.
Honestly seeing that made me go "okay yeah he's legit." It helps that he went so in depth that his runs can be replicated via TAS.
finding out DTysonator's origin story after so long was something I was not expecting in the Punch Out community plot but I'm all for it
“A massive 1 frame advantage.” Sums up everything attempting to beat the WR.
I was going to joke "what about the WR history of Mr Dream?", but then that turned out to actually come up in the video.
Pap's videos have been way more detailed than say, SummoningSalt's, for good reasons. Salt's videos are for absolutely everyone including people who will never play MTPO, he needed to be a little more brief to get the pacing right for someone absolutely oblivious to what the game even is.
You seem to have found the perfect way to explain it in much greater detail without being too drawn out or confusing, just at the cost of someone most likely needing to watch another video of yours(more specifically the video on why the perfect run is impossible) if they know absolutely nothing about MTPO.
Appreciate the content, I have watched every MTPO video of yours at least once now. I'm hooked.
For real. These videos captivate just as much as SS or any narrative driven web historian
But he still gets deep into the story and minutia
I appreciate that you think ive found the correct way to way to pace my videos and explain stuff. I dont find it terribly difficult to explain stuff, but im always unsure of the best or most concise way to say it, and do it without no ambiguity.
Great video!! I really appreciate all the effort that went into editing it, and bringing the information and story to the world l.
Matt Turk isn't a person, he is the idea of pure perfection. He might as well be better than a TAS.
No joke, some of his times were mere frames away from the best TAS of his time, so he might as well be on par, say for imperfections unsolved even today.
TAS = Turk Assisted Speedrun
And Summoning Salt is the modern day representation of what Matt Turk was.
Matt Turk is legend
matt turk didn't learn from the tas, the tas learned from *him*
I have never played this game nor have I ever wanted to, but somehow you've snuck your way into my recommended and I've been falling asleep to these punchout videos for days, thanks for becoming an oddly interesting part of my days
This has been an astoundingly helpful video series -- thank you, Pap!
I want to call out the accessibility of Pap's work --
Blind person here (no vision), and Pap's videos are absolutely accessible to me. Pap even explains the flowcharts in enough detail for me.
I mean I know I am not the target audience but it just goes to show that Pap's goal is explaining this game, the nuances, to as many people as he can.
Using Pap's and Sinister's videos, I have been able to reliably beat the game and to round-1 all except Tyson (Tyson round 2, using Jack Wedge buffers). Childhood Hippo embarrassment revenge. :)
A fun/extra challenge is that I have to learn this all from content that's accessible to me, so like text, videos with descriptions like Pap's and Sinister's...
Pap, if you read this, or you can help with a super niche request:
A tutorial or text or pointer to how to Round-1 Tyson using only audio? Would be amazing. I am ready to practice the delayed hits, I just can't figure out
when (in what situations) to use the double quickdodge so that I'm not guessing.
Thank you!
Its one thing to play this game blind once youve learn it, but to learn it blind is super impressive. Unfortunately, I really give you any tips on beating Tyson in Round 1 blind - I have not done it myself.
However, assuming you get the most common pattern (which involves 6 punches) I would use the double quick dodge on uppercuts 3, 4 and 5, and then on the loop back to 1.
If you do get a short delay on uppercut 4, you know you are in that 6 punch loop. If you dont, then after uppercut 3, he looped back to 1, so you will have to adjust.
Its by far the toughest feat to do blind, and im not sure if I can really convey that with just text.
just adding my support for this, i'm not visually impaired but i do advocate for all sorts of disability accessibility. i've loved this series, and it's really neat that Pap has done such a good job at the accessibility!
Now waiting for "The Quest to Beat SummoningSalt."
There is no beating Summoning Salt😂
The Holy Trinity of MTPO break down videos...Salt, Bismuth and Pap. These are so well done and informative Pap, thanks for the effort you put into each one.
Great vid Pap, congrats on finishing the series
I can't wait for salt to make this outdated in a few hours
Salt isn't that kind of guy.
@@XenoChron2 I think he means getting the record the 1:59
@@BrianRosenbergMusican Okay.
bro wtf is your profile pic
@@vietnam_so_good a sprite of mike tyson I stretched out in ms paint
I was hoping this video would happen, Thank you for this whole series. This got an old man to start speedrunning.
Good luck with your speedruns!
@@airmanon7213 Thank you. I picked this game as someone in my late 40's because I have history with the Francise. when I was a kid I played the original punch out and Super punch out in the arcade. When I bought tyson's for the the NES . Beat the game was able to KO tyson in round 2 in about 1988. Still had my old NES and thought to my self I have alot of experience with the game Also played the Rom's of the arcade games on mame for years on my PC. What I like about the series that Pap made is you don't have to jump into to the deep end of the pool with speed running. I started on the first or second strat of the major and minor circuit. I mean no big progress has been made yet, when I got my first 55' on piston honda 1 I was thrilled. Got to start somewhere.
@@BrianRosenbergMusican Indeed. Everyone has to start somewhere!
This video is my favorite form of any media ever created. Truly a magnum opus to the best series on this platform. Be proud of thr work you've done Pap!!
THE TIME HAS FINALLY COME
Fantastic video as always. Definitely your best work so far in my opinion. Hope this does well!
I don't care if it was done before - you HAVE to do this. And I am so glad you have.
SummoningSalt's video is quite old now, an update is surely appreciated, even if it's not by the same person. mPap's got it.
now just wait for summoning salt's video: The quest to beat Summoning Salt
Another fantastic video, and a great conclusion to the series Pap. Very well done. This entire series is a must-watch for anybody who is a fan of the speedrun, or speedruns this game. You should be very proud of this series Pap. Thanks for sharing this with us all.
HE DID IT HE DID THE MIKE TYSON VID
THE SERIES IS NOW COMPLETE
time to re-watch the whole thing again :)
I’m so glad you decided to do this one! Can’t wait for salt to succeed on his grind and make this video out of date!
Thanks for showing all the history of each of the Punch-Out fights. It was a blast going through all the videos and seeing how everyone progressed over the years. Granted I didn’t start paying too much attention to these speedruns of Punch-Out until roughly 2022. About the same time Summoning Salt got his 14:55.00 full game speedrun, but seeing that run was so fun to watch I had to look more into the game. This was quite a blast. ✊
Ironically the last fight has one the least interesting strategies. Hit 21/22 frame perfect punches, and time those dodges as tight as possible to hope to get an extra uppercut in the final phase.
It's less like a story of learning new strategies and more a story of individuals doing difficult accomplishments. Good video Pap.
Great job man! This entire series was fantastic. I always treated the IL stuff as a thing to visit during breaks on my SS grind, but there's so much depth and strategy that goes into all of these fights, and it's wonderful to see you put this level of detail to everything. Huge shoutout to Jefe as well as the IL SoB champion, he has helped so many of us also become great runners on these IL fights.
the troll move of getting the world record on Mr. Dream because he knew it wouldn't be the last is utterly hilarious.
dude, I’ve been anticipating this for so long. also, now that the series has finished, surely we’ll get a video on the highscore tas lol
That will likely be the next video, but I cant give you a time frame of when it will happen.
@@Papamanual I imagine that it’d be a big project, wouldn’t be surprised if it takes a couple months. The video’s probably gonna end up even longer than this one, though I’m excited for it regardless since I have very little knowledge about high score and would love to know about it.
lmao I got my first ever R1 Tyson while watching this what are the odds (not on legal hardware unfortunately. I don’t own any)
edit: this one aged better than it possibly can
Well, this certainly is much, much better than my personal Tyson record of NEVER BEAT HIM, NOT EVEN ONCE.
If you keep trying, youll get him eventually, took me months to get my first one.
And so the Speedrun Historian, who got me addicted to speedrun progression videos, has hooked me on them once again, and the entire Punch-Out playlist was once again watched...
Brilliant! I am still amazed at the complexity of this game, and you've done a wonderful job explaining it.
i commented earlier but just wanted to say that i appreciate the very high effort you put into videos like this😁. they’re awesome to fall asleep to as you are obviously very passionate and your voice is very relaxing. looking forward to more from you in the future 😎.
Another great video Pap. This whole wr series is one of the most entertaining and interesting on the platform. Keep up the great work
Outstanding cap to the series, Pap. I'm very glad you went feature length, because the extra detail was very much appreciated.
What an amazing entry to this genre. Salt is beyond humble.
Great video! You are really getting good at this, enjoyed the entire series!
I usually don't comment but this was an utterly fantastic video, keep it up!! (love your other vids too but this one hit different)
Great video as always! Waiting for Salt to get the 1:59 on Mr. Dream and retire on it.
he better not.
i will fall asleep to this video for the next week thank you so much 🙏
Howevers sprinkled throughout the entire video... what a finale. I'm having chills right now.. absolute BANGER.
Watched the entire thing now and there are more Howevers than anyone could ever wish for... man, WHAT A RUSH!!!
Thanks Pap. I am happy to see this video. Just hearing you talk about something you are passionate about has always been fun. The subtle jokes you throw in always makes me laugh.
This was quite a journey to document. Thankee for telling this most wonderful story!
And that burn at the end was perfect.
Salt: I have a dream! Err I mean, I have a Mike Tyson!
Hell yes new Pap video!! I'll tell you what, there aren't too many channels that make me go "Oh sweet!!" out loud when I see a new upload but this is one of them. And the others I get excited about are all Speedrun related too lol
my favorite youtuber back again with new video
Thanks! This was fascinating. I played this game a lot as a kid, and really got back into it about 20 years ago. I never got to the elite levels here, but I was happy enough being able to TKO Mr. Sandman in round 1, and getting a sub 1:00 on Great Tiger, and downing Piston Honda before he could get his rush out etc.
The one thing I have never been able to do is get a round 1 TKO on Tyson/Dream. I just never got the frame perfect punches consistently enough.
SummoningSalt is so good, he has the untied WR on Glass Joe
lol
Congratulations with finally finishing this series, it was an amazing journey. I guess the only things left before you can wrap up the MTPO stuff for good is max score and perhaps PAL tas?
I have a couple other ideas floating around at the moment along with those 2, but I have projects outside of UA-cam to focus on, so we'll all have to wait :/
Pap great video I also think you always make good series I think you should be more popular 🎉
I love the way you explain these videos bro❤
I honestly didn't expect there to be that much to see about a fight that has never had any strategy changes and who's fastest time has been known about for so long, but somehow the progression manages to be interesting just from people getting better at the fight. I supposed that's fitting for the final boss of Punch Out. You know what to do, just dodge and punch.
And of course, hope for good luck.
Summoning Salt is an absolute legend.
ITS HERE
Dude I remember one time there was an interview that was published where they had the real Mike Tyson play Mike Tyson and we're basically saying don't feel bad if you can't beat it because neither can Mike Tyson.
It here, I've been waiting for ages!
Absolutely amazing series
Yes I have been waiting thank you pap😭
amazing series of videos
I'd be really interested to see a video on completing Mike Tyson's Punch-Out without TKOs. KOs and Decision only. Quickest time? Lowest score? Is it even possible to KO every opponent? You'd be the guy to ask.
Bald Bull 1 is only beatable by TKO, he cant be KO'd or beaten by decision.
TKO only run is impossible because of Hippo
Decision only run is impossible because of Honda 1, Hippo, Bull 1, Sandman and Macho.
Lowest score run I've already done.
Ive also done quickest time (I discuss why the perfect speedrun will never happen)
Basically Ive only got 2 other "good" ideas - What is the highest score possible and another one focusing on best time with worst possible luck.
@@Papamanual I actually just found your channel a couple days ago, and I just came across the lowest score video. Well done.
Punch-Out has been pretty well picked through, but I like both of those ideas. I definitely want to watch those videos.
I get what you mean by "good" ideas. Everything beyond gets pretty meta.
I'm sitting here going, "Blindfolded High Score?... Nah."
@@chubbsthestuntmonkey7262 Well I have thought about routing blindfolded highscore - should be quite the challenge... However, I no longer play the game - I just make TAS's of the challenge runs.
"And his name... was Matt Turk" - SummoningSalt, SM64 16-star WR history
1:02:24 did the record not start with Mr. Dream in the beginning, on the unknown forum first round knockout?
I did forget to mention in this video that RedTom played on the PAL version of the game (he is from Europe), which plays a little different (I mention this in one of the other record videos) and PAL records are separated from NTSC.
@@Papamanual thanks for the clarification. Another bop video. 💜
Thank you lord mpap posted !!!
Loved the intro pap
First time I EVER beat Tyson was in round 2, within about 6 months of it being released. Friends were there, and we were all freaking out, huge celebration for some youngins 😂
You have to do a vid on glass joe!!! im so interested to see what the progression of that wr would be!
I did do it. check my vids
Can you do a video about the history of 2:00 Mike Tyson
YESSSSS DTysonator's origin story at last
I absolutely loved every video in this series, sad that it's over now. What projects are you planning next, if you feel like sharing?
Thanks, I will likely eventually get into the MTPO highscore TAS, but i cant give a timeframe on that.
@@Papamanual That sounds worth waiting for, keep up the great work!
now that this series seems to be over, i know theres a bit more mike to touch on, but do you think you'd ever do something like an analysis for medievil 2 or different game types?
I never played MediEvil 2, so I have no nostalgia for it - I almost certainly wont do anything on that game. There are a couple more MTPO videos i would like to make. But other than that. I cannot say much about the future of this channel. There are other IRL things I need to focus on.
@@Papamanual well it's a bit sad to hear you won't touch on ME2, but either way I'm very excited to see where your channel heads, and i adore your video style
I thought I clicked salt's video and then looked at the date💀
australian summoning salt uploaded yay very epic and cool
summoning vegemite gave me a heart (actually tho love the videos you have been making :) )
1:29:57 yoooo i appeared (im wooperlord1
I had 1st round Tyson's in the late 1990s, but I never recorded it or posted it on a speed run forum. I remember a 2:57 Tyson in the late 90s. So, it was done before the 2000s, just not published.
Theres always one guy that says something like this lol.
If you did congrats, but yeah, hard to convey history when things dont get recorded.
@@Papamanual I played a lot of Mike Tyson's punchout back in the day. I beat Tyson over a thousand times. I only ever get a one round knockout like 2 or 3 times and they were always close. Never came close to modern records. They were always cutting it close less than 10 seconds left in the round. I played punchout again for the first time in like 20 years last year... Got smoked on Tyson because it was on a modern television and not CRT. Couldn't even see Tyson punching animations.
never thought I'd see the day...
HE LISTENED TO SALT LET’S GO
LOL! That ending line! 😂
I was surprised that there was a time when the record was done on Mr. Dream at all!
So in terms of sub 2 minute fights, Tyson/Dream is possible, but hasn't been done yet, while Sandman is (at least currently) considered impossible to do sub 2 minutes?
Yes, Tyson needs basically perfect RNG for sub 2, and yes Sandman hasn't remotely been TAS'd that low.
Pap has a video on the odds of a theoretical perfect MTPO run, and while Tyson sub 2 is at the edge of feasible for humans (requiring fairly ridiculous luck and nerves of steel), Sandman is not even close even with perfect RNG and perfect play.
Yes Sandman TAS is currently at 2:16.48 which has been tied by Summoningsalt.
@@PapamanualHopefully whoever gets sub 2-minute first doesn’t do it on Mr. Dream! 😂
INTEND YOUR PUNS
legendary
1:30:23 The immortal words of Jonas Neubauer live on
Could we get world record progression of all of The Super Punch Out and Punch Out Wii Fights?
I wont be doing those games, I know barely anything about them.
Damn, 2 A.M., IN THE MORNING? 😮
I would have love to have seen the odds of salts run vs the TAS. I know the TAS tie won't happen but would have been good to see.
I think salts run is like 1/4000 ish maybe. TAS is like 1/150,000 off memory.
Ty ❤️ @@Papamanual
why i click on this and there's no summoning salt music
So why isn't Don Flamenco 1 called One Flamenco?
Because it takes two to flamenco.
OMG ITS HERE
53:22 This would have made a great birthday gift if I was there.
Salt should just be the trolliest person ever and only run on Mr. Dream now
Superb job. Sub'd.
As a former MTPO player, I've never understood the hatred of Mr. Dream by the community. I mean, your goal is to beat the game, not a person. The two characters are functionally identical, like Pap says, the only difference being a color palette change. The record for one is the same as the record for the other. Why does it matter so much to so many to beat the cartridge that was released BEFORE the actual Mike Tyson lost in Tokyo as opposed to the one that was sold afterward? They're the same in every way that matters! I just don't get it.
Mike Tyson is cooler. It's basically just the hype that he had in the late 80's.
tbh, the amount I care that the record could be on Mr Dream is pretty minimal.
Now do super punch out, punch out wii, and doc louis punch out
FINALLY!
awesome P
He actualy did it
I don't have proof other than the word of childhood friends, but I discovered this when I was a kid, probably 89 /90. I was the only one in my friend group that could do this and it was kind of the sleepover trick I would do. I was amazed a few years back when I found out what I was actually doing and how few people had done it. I also had a notebook full of "newspaper codes" that I was able to crack / predict. I'm sure nobody is going to believe this because I definitely wouldn't if someone was telling me this without proof.
Cool
Pap needs more subs and views.
Shit just got real now
Yo wheres summoning salt at??
Missed u
niceeee