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Super Mario Galaxy: Flailing Camera FTW!!!

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Uploaded by on Aug 7, 2008

Rainbow Mario + Flying Hack + Unlimited Lives = WIN

Credit goes to 25Mario52 for helping me with this!

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  • Mario's on drugs and Lakitu is drunk.

  • dam...mario took some of my mushrooms too?

    XD

    5/5

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  • O_o I feel sick...

  • woah its a duble rainbow mario all the way what dose it mean

  • @papermarioTTYD12345 *shrug* It's just automatically assumed as it's a running gag throughout the Mario series, not just in 64 but also in Mario & Luigi.

  • @CounterattackDreamer

    yes, there is a lakitu holding the camera in super mario 64, both N64 and DS versions, but who says that is the case here?

  • To everyone asking what FTW means, it means "For the Win."

  • @papermarioTTYD12345 Actually, according to Super Mario 64 DS, there is a Lakitu holding up a camera who controls the game camera (technically) -- this is the same deal in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time, I believe.

  • Lakitu : Slow down Mario!

    Mario : Lakitu, how many limted addition red mushrooms did you have?

    Lakitu : Ummmm..... 2 or 3

    Mario : Lakitu?!

    Lakitu : Fine..... I ate 27 there is one here

    Mario : ITS GONE!;

    

  • lol do a barrel roll

  • HOLY CRAP THIS GAME IS JACKED UP...

  • For the win.

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