Tool-assisted movies (8)

Our first many-hour RPG is finally finished.

Super Mario RPG is a humorous combination of a Mario-style platformer and an RPG.

Super Mario RPG is a humorous combination of a Mario-style platformer and an RPG.

The most significant changes in this run includes skipping non-essential battles, including Culex.

Take Square's RPG history & Nintendo's Super Mario series and mix them in a bowl. Add a pinch of comedy and a quart of luck manipulation. Stir thoroughly.

This run improves the previous version of about 5 minutes though various little optimizations and skipping some battles previously thought to be mandatory, including one boss battle.

Take Square's RPG history & Nintendo's Super Mario series and mix them in a bowl. Add a pinch of comedy and a quart of luck manipulation. Stir thoroughly.

This run improves the previous version by about 1 and a half minutes due to various little optimizations and changed strategies.

Take Square's RPG history & Nintendo's Super Mario series and mix them in a bowl. Add a pinch of comedy and a quart of luck manipulation. Stir thoroughly.

This run improves the previous version by about 2 minutes and 41 seconds due to various little optimizations and changed strategies.

Take Square's RPG history & Nintendo's Super Mario series and mix them in a bowl. Add a pinch of comedy and a quart of luck manipulation. Stir thoroughly.

This run improves the previous version by about 2 minutes and 44 seconds through the use of item optimizations.

Take Square's RPG history & Nintendo's Super Mario series and mix them in a bowl. Add a pinch of comedy and a quart of luck manipulation. Stir thoroughly.

This run improves the previous version by about 1 minute and 23 seconds through the use of item optimizations.

Take Square's RPG history & Nintendo's Super Mario series and mix them in a bowl. Add a pinch of comedy and a quart of luck manipulation. Stir thoroughly.

This game doesn't count completion percent, but it still has stuff to accomplish to meet what's expected of a full completion run. The author, illayaya, defined it as follows: