The 100% Paper Mario Thousand Year Door Experience

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Hey everyone! Tried out a new type of video, I kind of meshed together the marathon vids while adding in bits of the Triggered/Mind Blowing humor as well. I think this turned out all right, but have ideas to improve this type of video even more in the future if enough of you are interested. Let me know what you think!

This remake is legit incredible....first mario RPG and now this....just wow.

Ms Mowz knew the badge was in Hooktail's room because she hid it there as a test for you lol

46:17 His dodges aren't random, they depend on what stance he's in. When he's in the jumping stance, you need to jump on him. When he's sidestepping, you need to attack him from the side.

Npc: Explaining everything about their lives and how tragic everything is. Mario: 👍

Prince Mush dodging isnt random at all. If hes moving side to side it means you gotta do grounded attacks, if he keeps jumping it means you gotta use aerial attacks. And when he has his arms blocking, it means you just straight up cant hurt him at all

I literally just beat this game 100% 2 minutes ago, and here I see you uploading. This'll be a fun video to watch for sure, the game was a blast to 100%

The reason why Mario doesn’t just turn his body to achieve the effect of the curse is because contextually speaking, Mario is not made of paper. He’s made to look like he’s made of paper for aesthetic reasons, but it was never said that anyone in this world is actually made of paper. That was a thing in later games like The Origami King. Almost everything and everyone is actually made of paper in that game, but that’s not how it was with the early Paper Mario games.

Ain’t u Nathaniel B

I am so glad that this game was ported to Switch. My first paper Mario game was Origami King. I thought it was alright. Then I played sticker star and color splash. They were definitely mush worse than Origami King. I also played Super Paper Mario which was obviously better. Then I played the original paper Mario on the N64 NSO online expansion pack. That's when I realized that everyone was right about the older paper Mario games being much better. I watched some videos on TTYD and I really really wanted to play it, but I didn't have a Game Cube and the game itself was like 200 dollars. I was hoping that it would get ported or maybe they would have a Game Cube game list in the NSO expansion pack. Then it was announced at the Nintendo Direct last year. I freaked out. I count wait to play it. I got it when it came out and it definitely lived up to my expectation and actually was even better than them. And it definitely lived up to how good people say it is. I have been having a great time playing it so far.

28:33 IS THAT HOW IT'S MEANT TO BE DONE?!? I've always kicked it with Koops!

51:36 so many Nathaniels we need variety. I am getting dizzy

Is it just me who loved some references to the "How Paper Mario The Thousand Year Door Triggers You"? ( 25:15 for example)

We need a new Paper Mario game with new Partners.

8:13 "koops" "So first we're going to have to stop off at CVS for my pills" -Game Grumps

Dang, that brings me back me to a long time ago when I watched Scykoh's 100% playthrough of the first paper mario

5:03 "im not flying, im falling, with stile"

As someone who frequently defends Super, Color Splash, and TOK (and still will) this game is absolutely incredible. I would love to see another game in this style even if I don’t hate what came after it. Given how backed up the pre orders were, I have no doubt that Nintendo will listen.

The fact that they tested out the white outline, 3D hammer, among other differences in the development and game art makes me feel...kinda cool actually. I like seeing the many directions they could have taken this game. Overall, I'm happy they kept it closer in line with the original game on the gamecube. (Also the photos in there of the actual 3D dioramas they built to use as references when building the game environments was super cool and interesting to see, must have been a FUN project to work on)