an interesting thing you could do for a special video is a “first appearance” video where you show of the first ever appearance of everything in the series like first goomba appearance or first brick stuff like that! it would be a very long video but would be a great homage to mario
You can make more videos by categorizing by type, like power ups, enemies, etc, and limiting length by only counting things that appeared at least twice. That can be capped off by a video about stuff that only appeared once.
@@fabrizioart1928 you misunderstood im saying make a video about each game and the point in it where something appears for the first time the video would be a collection of the first appearance of everything mario
@@bobbyboswell13 That would take up way too much time because there’s so much to go through with each game, not to mention almost every new Mario game has something new to add to that list
@@Magical_Mic well he could do every first appearance for enemies and also goombas would only appear once as their first appearance is smb 1 i just think it would be cool to see the very first appearances of some iconic mario things
In fact, jumping high into the painting is the only way to get the water level as high as possible, as the highest water level achieved from the switches doesn't raise it as high.
I think the Paper Mario games should have been on this list because Paper Mario The Thousand Year Door and Super Paper Mario had some of most unique levels in the series.
I actually never knew about that gimmick in SMW. Neat. I always thought it was weird there was a bunch of mushrooms floating around in bubbles all over the place.
I came into this video knowing full well what level New Super Mario Bros. U would be chosen and I’m not disappointed I wish there was a Mario game that looked similar to that the whole way through, they did art styles like that before with all of the Yoshi’s Island games
Fun fact about Pina Park, it was the original concept for the hub world. In early stages they planned the hub world to be an amusement park with the rides leading to the levels.
The "Moo Fish" is almost certainly a reference to the real life sea cow, another name for a manatee, which may be one of the major contributors to the legend of the mermaid. It's nice to see a more literal sea cow.
By far the most unique level in SM64 is Big Boo's Haunt as it's the only one asides from the courtyard that has Boos, is very different to other levels design wise (the sky for example) and even has not one, but two unique music tracks. I honestly can't think of any level more unique than that one in SM64
For nsmb2, one level I find really unique is 2-2 because I like the unique, tower like platforms that are only in that level. I also like 3-gh for it's unique ghost walls that are only in that level. There's also 6-5 for its unique ghostly aesthetic.
I do wish they had done more “artistically inspired” levels in NSMBU, maybe one per world. Perhaps that was the original idea and they just didn’t have enough time.
What about 5-1 in Mario 1? It is the only X-1 level which has a small castle (instead of a large castle) at the beginning (besides 1-1, which doesn't have ANY castle at the beginning)!
For Mario 3 how could you forget 5-3? It's the only level not just in the game but in the entire series to feature Kuribo's shoe the sock with the winding key that Mario hops around in.
Always mentioning that certain aspects are "weird" or "doesn't make sense", but when you think about it the entire SERIES is weird and doesn't make sense.
I'm kinda surprised you didn't include Trick Trap Tower from 3D World; it's a blast collecting the Key Coins from inside the tower and having to quickly get back out avoiding the poisonous fog!
for 8-6 in NSMB, I like to think that this was the way they decided to portray a cylindrical level design in 2 dimensions, as Mario could very well be climbing out of an active volcano
I must say, I'm surprised SMB's level 6-3 didn't make it onto the list. Though it's not mechanically unique, it was fully monochrome which we didn't see anywhere else in the game. As a kid, I always assumed it was a "snow" level.
Tick-tock clock has a range to depend on the speed of the clock. Stop is 5 to - 5 past the hour, random is 25 past - 25 to the hour and the others are the remaining time in between
I think the castle in World 7 in SMB3 needs a mention. I was stuck on that so long as a kid. I had no idea there was a door on the ceiling and you also had to enter the room when there are no enemies in there.
Thank you for not mentioning mario 2 being a reskinned doki doki panic. Though I would also respect it you kept doing it for the meme/just so ALL listeners know
For Galaxy 2 you can also say the flip switch galaxy since it used platforms that changed when Mario spins or beat box galaxy where the platforms changed with the beat of the music.
That thing about 5-2 being a celebration of Zelda's 25th anniversary sounds like it was made up after the fact. Like they made the level in its entirety, somebody said "Hey, this kinda reminds me of a Zelda dungeon", and some big brain decided to roll with it despite all the levels for world 2 already being made and balanced for the early game.
In nsmb2 one of the secret words has a level that was entirely made of blocks. You could destroy a lot of the terrain and it was pretty cool. The cannon levels in that game were also really cool. You would get in the cannon but then had to to survive and non stop run to the end of the level.
I think the most unique level in Super Mario Bros. is World 4-1. You can hold down the run button and basically just play it like a rhythm game. You never need to stop or slow down or turn around. You can clear the piranha plants without waiting for them, just barely. You just need to keep running. It's my favorite level in the game.
Any of the "Secret" areas in Sunshine...I know it's meant to play up to Mario's platforming strengths, but imagine the mind-fuck in knowing your sunlit paradise is resting on top of a dark twisted death trap of an unexplainable dimension...
for me, 8-4 for smb level with wind and lots of trombolines for smbll angry sun level for smb3 tubular for smw tic toc clock for sm64 pinpall level for sms
All Stars wasn't the first time thejapanese SMB2 was released internationally. Before that, there was the DX port of SMB for the GBC which includes the levels of SMB2 as "SMB for Super Players"
Sirena beach weirdest main level for me. Just a weird vibe. But the secret stages are … odd. The grass pipe, the giant turbo slide, the pinball machine, the Poison river…
In SMW there is that level where you jump on the 2 platforms and they start moving and the background goes faster and faster. I always that it was cool and unique
I actually think Sirena Beach is more unique than Pinna Park, but that’s just me. It also could be my inner adult appreciating relaxing at a hotel (okay, so it’s reportedly haunted, but that aside) over an adrenaline pumping amusement park. Don’t get me wrong, I’ll go if someone buys me a ticket or my stepdaughter asks to go, but I’ll buy a couple nights at a Home2 quicker than I will Six Flags tickets. If I could afford being a frequent cruiser, I’d purchase cruise ship tickets faster than both, though, so I’m sure you guys can guess my favorite Mario Kart level.
I think it's weird that you have to introduce every single game with statements like "Nintendo would return Mario to his 2D roots with New Super Mario Bros for the DS"
There is no such thing as "most unique". Unique means one of a kind. A thing either is or is not one of a kind, so a thing either is or is not unique; a thing can't be more or less one of a kind. There are no degrees of one-of-a-kindness, and there are no degrees of uniqueness.
Hey Copycat! You should do a video talking about the Best and Worst stories from Mario games! It can also include spin-off games, including Paper Mario
The original Super Mario Bros 2 1986 Japan or the Lost Levels here in North America was also released in its original unaltered form in North America on the Game Boy Color in 1999 and the Wii Virtual Console in 2007 so Super Mario All Stars 1993 wasn't the only time the original Super Mario Bros 2 Japanese version was rereleased in the U.S
Other good levels are Sirena Beach from Mario Sunshine, Toy Time Galaxy from Mario Galaxy, Throwback Galaxy from Mario Galaxy 2, and level 7-A from New super Mario bros
an interesting thing you could do for a special video is a “first appearance” video where you show of the first ever appearance of everything in the series like first goomba appearance or first brick stuff like that! it would be a very long video but would be a great homage to mario
You can make more videos by categorizing by type, like power ups, enemies, etc, and limiting length by only counting things that appeared at least twice. That can be capped off by a video about stuff that only appeared once.
@@fabrizioart1928 you misunderstood im saying make a video about each game and the point in it where something appears for the first time the video would be a collection of the first appearance of everything mario
@@bobbyboswell13 That would take up way too much time because there’s so much to go through with each game, not to mention almost every new Mario game has something new to add to that list
@@Magical_Mic well he could do every first appearance for enemies and also goombas would only appear once as their first appearance is smb 1 i just think it would be cool to see the very first appearances of some iconic mario things
not interesting
In wet dry world in Mario 64, The water level will also change depending on how high or low you jump into the painting
Real sh*t!?
oh cool
In fact, jumping high into the painting is the only way to get the water level as high as possible, as the highest water level achieved from the switches doesn't raise it as high.
@@MagcargoMan nice
Cool
I think the Paper Mario games should have been on this list because Paper Mario The Thousand Year Door and Super Paper Mario had some of most unique levels in the series.
Is chapter 3 your favorite chapter in the game in Super Paper Mario
@@Dashiell777 No but I do think it's unique however chapter 7 is my favourite.
@@reviewer945 chapter 7 is pretty good too
He didn't want to make the video too huge
@@samquik I get that but it would still be cool.
I actually never knew about that gimmick in SMW. Neat. I always thought it was weird there was a bunch of mushrooms floating around in bubbles all over the place.
I feel like Ruined Kingdom in SMO is also worth mentioning since it just has such a different vibe from anything else in the series.
I came into this video knowing full well what level New Super Mario Bros. U would be chosen and I’m not disappointed
I wish there was a Mario game that looked similar to that the whole way through, they did art styles like that before with all of the Yoshi’s Island games
Thank you for including New Super Luigi U, it is one of the most unique games in the entire franchise and it’s super nostalgic to me.
Hahaha
You serious?!?!
Mario 3 has the unique level of the Kuriboh shoe that has only ever appeared in that one level of that one game separate from Mario maker
Fun fact about Pina Park, it was the original concept for the hub world. In early stages they planned the hub world to be an amusement park with the rides leading to the levels.
Also in Wet Dry world, depending on how high you jump into the painting will determine how high the water level starts
The "Moo Fish" is almost certainly a reference to the real life sea cow, another name for a manatee, which may be one of the major contributors to the legend of the mermaid.
It's nice to see a more literal sea cow.
By far the most unique level in SM64 is Big Boo's Haunt as it's the only one asides from the courtyard that has Boos, is very different to other levels design wise (the sky for example) and even has not one, but two unique music tracks. I honestly can't think of any level more unique than that one in SM64
Rainbow Ride was pretty unique too
For nsmb2, one level I find really unique is 2-2 because I like the unique, tower like platforms that are only in that level. I also like 3-gh for it's unique ghost walls that are only in that level. There's also 6-5 for its unique ghostly aesthetic.
I do wish they had done more “artistically inspired” levels in NSMBU, maybe one per world. Perhaps that was the original idea and they just didn’t have enough time.
For Odyssey I thought you'd mention the Ruined kingdom because of how out of place it and its boss look for a Mario game.
"Great gole pole" 💀
Fr though, amazing video
I’m surprised you didn’t mention 8-3 for Mario 1, it’s the only stage in the game with a castle grounds level theme
Really drives home that you’re approaching the enemy base, without making it a lava world.
What about 5-1 in Mario 1? It is the only X-1 level which has a small castle (instead of a large castle) at the beginning (besides 1-1, which doesn't have ANY castle at the beginning)!
@Gaming j What I heard is that it was originally going to be a different level - and then they switched it at the end.
For Mario 3 how could you forget 5-3? It's the only level not just in the game but in the entire series to feature Kuribo's shoe the sock with the winding key that Mario hops around in.
For NSMB2 I'd say the w8 castle. Having to hide in front of walls to stop the koopalings from turning you to stone stood out to me.
*W6
Always mentioning that certain aspects are "weird" or "doesn't make sense", but when you think about it the entire SERIES is weird and doesn't make sense.
20:28 idk if it was intentional, but the way that Mario jumped on the taxi in time to the jump sound effect in the song was super satisfying!!!
"The most unique" immediately mentions two similar levels
7:05 you will be missed, but never forgotten 😔
reminds me of that penguin on Super Mario 64, he got the same treatment but with different intentions
I'm kinda surprised you didn't include Trick Trap Tower from 3D World; it's a blast collecting the Key Coins from inside the tower and having to quickly get back out avoiding the poisonous fog!
@mare2.0 Boo... Bad pun, bad pun...
13:54 did you really just call fire piranhas venus fire traps?
for 8-6 in NSMB, I like to think that this was the way they decided to portray a cylindrical level design in 2 dimensions, as Mario could very well be climbing out of an active volcano
13:54 Man really called Piranha Plants “Venus Fire Traps”
Chocolate island in Super Mario World always reminds me of chocolate pop tarts. Lol. Which I love! 🤣🤣 Lol.
You forgot the Kuribo's Shoe level from SMB 3.
What about the Yoshi's Island Games? Especially the 1st one had special levels, like the boss fight with the frog...or better to say, IN the frog...
Nintendo sure loved making you raise and lower water levels in that era
Surprised you didn't mention the sand bird level and the eel teeth cleaning level in Super Mario Sunshine
I must say, I'm surprised SMB's level 6-3 didn't make it onto the list. Though it's not mechanically unique, it was fully monochrome which we didn't see anywhere else in the game. As a kid, I always assumed it was a "snow" level.
Tick-tock clock has a range to depend on the speed of the clock. Stop is 5 to - 5 past the hour, random is 25 past - 25 to the hour and the others are the remaining time in between
Man, if I had a dollar for every time this guy mention Mario 3 Giant Land...
For SMB3, honorable mention to the kuribo boot level.
Yeah, I was about to comment that. A level with a completely unique power up not found elsewhere in the game would’ve been my clear choice for SMB3.
Mario 64 has so many great levels
I think the castle in World 7 in SMB3 needs a mention. I was stuck on that so long as a kid. I had no idea there was a door on the ceiling and you also had to enter the room when there are no enemies in there.
Dude you forgot super Mario land 2 space land level 2 with the unique, awesome techno soundtrack! NO Mario game has ever had a similar soundtrack!
4-4 on OG is still one of my favs. 🙌
Not mentioning the skeleton Rollercoaster in super mario bros wii is a crime
i love that you call the enemy’s baddies
King Bob omb is underrated.
Nice list.
I would include the SMB 3 "shoe" upgrade level and the Soda Lake "underwater torpedo" level from SMW
I had my theories about Chocolate Island. Thanks for confirming them.
Thank you for not mentioning mario 2 being a reskinned doki doki panic. Though I would also respect it you kept doing it for the meme/just so ALL listeners know
Parabeetles were also in an autoscroller!
so glad you talked about the van Gogh levels :)
I don't know if this counts or not but new Super Mario Bros 2 has DLC and there good levels
I feel really old after realizing the Wii U came out 10 years agos
i'm 18 already and i have touched a Wii U only 2 times on my life and i still want to get one
For Galaxy 2 you can also say the flip switch galaxy since it used platforms that changed when Mario spins or beat box galaxy where the platforms changed with the beat of the music.
That thing about 5-2 being a celebration of Zelda's 25th anniversary sounds like it was made up after the fact. Like they made the level in its entirety, somebody said "Hey, this kinda reminds me of a Zelda dungeon", and some big brain decided to roll with it despite all the levels for world 2 already being made and balanced for the early game.
I never even knew about that one variation of Chocolate Island 2 part 2.
In nsmb2 one of the secret words has a level that was entirely made of blocks. You could destroy a lot of the terrain and it was pretty cool. The cannon levels in that game were also really cool. You would get in the cannon but then had to to survive and non stop run to the end of the level.
No mention of Tubular in SMW is absolutely criminal
I found that level to be the hardest level in the game
That's easy for a pro gamer as myself it was tough the 1st time but now I'm a pro
another contender for mario 3d world has to be hands on hall… awesome use of touch screen imo and wish it was on this list!
I think the most unique level in Super Mario Bros. is World 4-1. You can hold down the run button and basically just play it like a rhythm game. You never need to stop or slow down or turn around. You can clear the piranha plants without waiting for them, just barely. You just need to keep running.
It's my favorite level in the game.
I was sure the Kuribo Shoe level would be there for SMB3.
5-3
"It turns into a 3-D person shooter."
It was at this moment when I started to think this channel is read by an AI.
I remember that one in nsmbwii where you have a platform and have to kill enemies because when it reaches 5 it stops
What about the mario wii levels in world 3 where you can play them with red blocks on or off? (I forgot which ones they were)
You should do a video where you talk about the evolution of a particular enemy through the years
Any of the "Secret" areas in Sunshine...I know it's meant to play up to Mario's platforming strengths, but imagine the mind-fuck in knowing your sunlit paradise is resting on top of a dark twisted death trap of an unexplainable dimension...
I'm surprised you didn't mention Special 5-5 from 3D Land, one of the most memorable levels in that game for me.
Who else thinks some of the enemies from SMB2 (Albatoss, Autobomb, Ostro, etc) need to come back?
Of course! :D
the autobomb does.
@@Link-to-the-Smash Really? Cool! What game(s)?
@@jamesmackay4913 Mario Odyssey 2 whenever that is announced.
for me,
8-4 for smb
level with wind and lots of trombolines for smbll
angry sun level for smb3
tubular for smw
tic toc clock for sm64
pinpall level for sms
I like the level in NSMB2 where you're chased by that massive boo, or the bone/boat thing level
Oh, you already talked about them. (￣³￣)
All Stars wasn't the first time thejapanese SMB2 was released internationally. Before that, there was the DX port of SMB for the GBC which includes the levels of SMB2 as "SMB for Super Players"
Why does this channel always omit the existence of Super Mario World 2?
Sirena beach weirdest main level for me. Just a weird vibe. But the secret stages are … odd. The grass pipe, the giant turbo slide, the pinball machine, the Poison river…
In SMW there is that level where you jump on the 2 platforms and they start moving and the background goes faster and faster. I always that it was cool and unique
I didn't even know that chocolate island from Mario world had different zones. I must have always played the level the same way
I actually think Sirena Beach is more unique than Pinna Park, but that’s just me. It also could be my inner adult appreciating relaxing at a hotel (okay, so it’s reportedly haunted, but that aside) over an adrenaline pumping amusement park. Don’t get me wrong, I’ll go if someone buys me a ticket or my stepdaughter asks to go, but I’ll buy a couple nights at a Home2 quicker than I will Six Flags tickets. If I could afford being a frequent cruiser, I’d purchase cruise ship tickets faster than both, though, so I’m sure you guys can guess my favorite Mario Kart level.
1:17 Super Mario Odyssey has a challenge in the wood kingdom with a similar concept!
If *_Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island_* counts as a Mario game, then I nominate *_Touch Fuzzy, Get Dizzy._*
I think it's weird that you have to introduce every single game with statements like "Nintendo would return Mario to his 2D roots with New Super Mario Bros for the DS"
Lol it’s sorta a meme
There is no such thing as "most unique". Unique means one of a kind. A thing either is or is not one of a kind, so a thing either is or is not unique; a thing can't be more or less one of a kind. There are no degrees of one-of-a-kindness, and there are no degrees of uniqueness.
World 5-6 you mention that “you have to” use the parabeetles to complete the board. You can also use the P-wing to complete the level
I miss Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island from the list.
8:55 Nintendo creating a fun and unique level only for people in 2020 starting to call it spoopy and depressing
Hey Copycat!
You should do a video talking about the Best and Worst stories from Mario games! It can also include spin-off games, including Paper Mario
This was a good list. Personally I feel like every level in Super Mario Odyssey and Super Mario 64 are unique.
The original Super Mario Bros 2 1986 Japan or the Lost Levels here in North America was also released in its original unaltered form in North America on the Game Boy Color in 1999 and the Wii Virtual Console in 2007 so Super Mario All Stars 1993 wasn't the only time the original Super Mario Bros 2 Japanese version was rereleased in the U.S
wow great video, really enjoyed this
My pick for Super Mario Odyssey would be the seaside kingdom because it’s a water level
BUT GOOD!
the mario franchise is unique in general. who would come up with a plumber fighting a giant turtle to save a princess?
In "Super Mario 64", there IS The final Rainbow Level with Magic carpets, wich are similar tonthe Times Blocks in "Super Mario World"
Surprised you didn't mention that grey amd red overworld stage in SMB1.
I really like the wind in Lost Levels
I was expecting you to mention Tubular from SMB
Boo licking Luigi's back makes me act up. 😳
That's where Maker gets the under water theme from world 9 of lost levels cause the flag pole being with the theme
12:31 bubble breeze galaxy or bubble blast galaxy
A plumber can fly through a tree with a rabbit outfit and the cowfish is the part that doesn't make sense?
Fish cow actually exist
Other good levels are Sirena Beach from Mario Sunshine, Toy Time Galaxy from Mario Galaxy, Throwback Galaxy from Mario Galaxy 2, and level 7-A from New super Mario bros
16:03 That is not World 2 - Ghost House. That is World 6 - Ghost House.
"Venus Fire traps".
What?
Did you call Pirahna plants...Venus fire traps?
You...I cant...what the fuck
World 9-7 in SMB Wii is brilliant
To the New super Luigi u i would ad also the level "under construction" because of its machanics of level building itself while progressing