List of Super Mario speedrunning records

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The Super Mario video game franchise is a series of platforming video games developed and published by Nintendo. Having gone on to be the best selling video game franchise, the Mario franchise has gained immense popularity in pop culture as a symbol of video games and gaming in general. The speedrunning community has attempted completion of Super Mario games as quickly as possible, and have set world records for the completion time of these games.

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Speedrun records

Super Mario Bros.

Super Mario Bros. was released in 1985 for the Nintendo Entertainment System, and it has become one of the most popular speedrunning games mainly due to its short length and incredible precision. The fastest times are under 5 minutes long, with the 'warpless' times being under 20 minutes.

CategoryTimeRunnerDateSources
Any%4:55.646Kosmic17 January 2020 [1]
Warpless18:59.008GTAce9918 August 2020 [2]
Minus World Ending2:31.733Niftski28 June 2020 [3]
Tool-assisted speedrun 4:54.032 HappyLee25 October 2017 [4]

After achieving a new record time of 4:57.627 in 2015, speedrunner darbian noted that this "still wasn't perfect", although he went on to say: "There is no other time save that a human has ever done (even in practice) prior to [level] 8-4." [5] He went on to beat his record first by 0.2 seconds and then by another 0.167 seconds in 2016. After that, he announced that he would not try to improve his time further, as he claimed he had reached his potential in the category. [6] However, the discovery of a new method of performing a "flagpole glitch" resulted in Kosmic and darbian both breaking the record within a week, ending with a time of 4:56.878. [7] Darbian further improved the record in 2017 [8] before the record swapped hands several more times in 2018, [9] [10] with speedrunner somewes eventually getting a time of 4:55.796 in October 2018. In August 2019, runner tavenwebb2002 became the world record holder with a time of 4:55.746, [11] a 3-frame improvement of the former world record. On 17 January 2020, Kosmic reclaimed the Any% record with a time of 4:55.646.

GTAce99 holds the world record for beating Super Mario Bros. without using warps. His record stands at 18:59.008, set on 18 August 2020. [2]

A Tool-assisted speedrun (also known commonly as TAS), is a speedrun of a game in an emulator with the goal of creating a theoretically perfect playthrough. As the name implies, a tool-assisted speedrun is performed by a human being using an emulator or other piece of software that aids in frame-perfect optimized inputs to complete the game in the fastest way possible. Although that specific set of inputs may technically be possible for a speedrunner to perform, human error makes this practically impossible. The fastest tool-assisted speedrun of Super Mario Bros., created by runner HappyLee, completed the game in 4:54.032. [12]

Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels

Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels (known as Super Mario Bros. 2 in Japan) was the Japanese-exclusive sequel to the then-popular Super Mario Bros. Known for its difficulty, the game avoided an American release due to its challenging levels. The American market would receive Super Mario Bros. 2 , a redesign of another Japanese game.

The record for The Lost Levels (including shortcuts) is 7:55.317 by Tecate. [13] The record without using warps is 21:38.280 by Kosmic. [14] [15]

Super Mario Bros. 2

Super Mario Bros. 2 was released in 1988 in the United States and in 1992 in Japan as Super Mario USA. It is the third best selling Nintendo Entertainment System title.

The current speedrun record of Super Mario Bros. 2 is held by COOLKID, who beat the game in 8:17 on 3 November 2019. [16] The "All Levels" category record is currently held by IluvMario at 20:59. [17]

Records for Super Mario Bros. 2 (NES)
CategoryTimeRunnerDateSources
Any%8:17COOLKID3 November 2019 [18]
All Levels20:59IluvMario9 June 2020 [19]
Records for Super Mario Bros. 2 All-Stars (SNES)
CategoryTimeRunnerDateSources
Any%7:41IluvMario14 February 2017 [20]
No S+Q8:36IluvMario14 June 2019 [21]
All Levels21:25EthanRTA17 July 2020 [22]

Super Mario Bros. 3

Super Mario Bros. 3 is the final main Super Mario title on the NES. Released in 1990, the game is considered to be one of the best video games of all time.

The current record of Super Mario Bros. 3 without using any shortcuts is held by Mitchflowerpower, who beat the game in 50:30. [23]

On 30 April 2014, Lord Tom and Tompa completed Super Mario Bros. 3 in a tool-assisted speedrun in under three minutes by using a memory corruption glitch, [24] named the "credits warp." The current world record using this glitch is 3:02.950 by Zikubi. [25]

CategoryTimeRunnerDateSources
100%1:10:03mitchflowerpower8 November 2019 [26]
Any% Warpless50:30mitchflowerpower5 August 2020 [23]
Any% (No Wrong Warp)10:44.416mitchflowerpower22 October 2018 [27]
Any%3:02.950Zikubi1 August 2020 [25]

Game Boy titles

On 6 June 2016, callumbal beat Super Mario Land , the first Mario game on the Game Boy, in 12:28. [28] [29] [30] The current world record is 12:25, also held by callumbal. [31]

Super Mario Land's sequel, Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins , has the record as 2:42.950 by runner Oh_DeeR with glitches. [32] The larger category is Any% Glitchless, where no glitches are allowed. The world record is held by AdamFerrari64 with a time of 26:16.400. [33]

Super Mario World

In 1991, Super Mario World was released as a pack-in game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. The current 11 Exit [Note 1] record of Super Mario World (1991) is held by speedrunner LostC0re, who completed the game in 9:43.750 in September 2019, [34] with the runners-up being GreenDeathFlavor and Area51, who hold a time of 09:44.367 [35] and 09:45.283, [36] respectively. On 10 February 2018, speedrunner katun24 beat Super Mario World in 12:25 while blindfolded. [37]

The current 96 Exit [Note 2] speedrun record of Super Mario World is held by speedrunner Lui, who completed the game in 1:21:44.040 in August 2020. [38]

For Any%, [Note 3] also known as 0 Exit, it is possible to make the credits of Super Mario World roll by injecting arbitrary code into the game's memory in the second level of the game. The speedruns use Super Multitap devices. [39] Jeffw356 was first to execute the glitch on an emulator, and SethBling was first to execute it on console, legitimizing Jeffw356's speedrun by proving the glitch is possible outside an emulator. [40] [41] The current world record for this category was set by FURiOUS in June 2020 with a time of 0:41.02. [42]

DateRunnerTimePlatformSources
11 June 2020FURiOUS0:41.02 Super Nintendo Entertainment System NTSC-J [42]
29 April 2020 SethBling 0:41.35Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [43]
28 April 2020SethBling0:41.65Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [44]
19 June 2018FURiOUS0:41.86Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [45]
19 March 2018SethBling0:42.2Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [46]
1 March 2018SethBling0:44.083Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [47]
27 February 2018FURiOUS0:45.03Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [48]
20 February 2018SethBling0:45.48Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [49]
16 February 2018FURiOUS0:45.78Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [50] [51]
7 February 2018SethBling0:45.92Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [52]
6 February 2018SethBling0:49.019Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [53] [54]
31 January 2018SethBling0:50.53Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [55] [56]
30 January 2018Dotsarecool0:54.317Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [57] [58]
30 January 2018SethBling0:54.58Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [59] [60]
30 January 2017FURiOUS1:13.32Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [61] [62]
31 July 2016FURiOUS1:15.23Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [63] [64]
29 July 2016FURiOUS1:15.66Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [65] [66]
1 May 2016SethBling1:15.716Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [67] [68]
28 April 2016Dotsarecool1:17.717Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [69] [70]
26 April 2016SethBling1:19.10Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [71] [72]
15 April 2016SethBling1:20.65Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [73] [74]
11 April 2016SethBling1:25.21Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [75] [76]
9 April 2016Dotsarecool1:30.7Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-J [77] [78]
22 March 2015 PangaeaPanga 1:38.7Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-U/C (Emulator) [79] [80]
18 February 2015CarlSagan421:41.2Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-U/C [81] [82]
15 February 2015Dotsarecool1:45.00Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-U/C [83]
9 February 2015CarlSagan421:46.93Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-U/C [84]
4 February 2015Dotsarecool1:52.5Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-U/C [85]
2 February 2015Dotsarecool2:15.2Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-U/C [86]
1 February 2015Dotsarecool2:31.5Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-U/C [87]
29 January 2015SethBling3:07.2Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-U/C [88] [89]
26 January 2015SethBling3:53.9Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-U/C [90] [91]
24 January 2015SethBling4:14.2Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-U/C [92]
22 January 2015SethBling4:49.8Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-U/C [93]
21 January 2015SethBling5:59.6Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-U/C [94] [95]
8 July 2014Jeffw3564:59.4Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemNTSC-U/C (Emulator) [96] [97]

Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island

The 1995 sequel to Super Mario World, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island , is a popular game at the speedrunning charity marathon Games Done Quick. [98] Its current 100% [Note 4] completion speedrunning record is held by runner saku_ghd with a run time of 2:21:28. [99] For speedruns using a credits warp, the world record is 2:19.217 by Poahr. [100] The world record in the Warps category is held by saku_ghd with a time of 1:35:43. [101] The Warpless category is only a few minutes longer, with saku_ghd also achieving a world record time of 1:40:57. [102]

Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars

The most popular category in Super Mario RPG is Any%, and the current record was obtained on 7 June 2020 by Justin-credible at 2:46:24. [103]

Super Mario 64

Super Mario 64 was released in 1996 as a launch title for the Nintendo 64 to critical and commercial acclaim. Progress in this game requires the collection of "power stars" through visiting levels. Glitches, however, allow for the completion of the game with various star requirements, including no stars at all.

The current real-time world record for beating Super Mario 64 with no constraints (i.e., Any%) is 6:32. To accomplish this time, glitches are used to skip large portions of the game, and no stars are required. The 0-star record, as it is more commonly known, is currently held by Dowsky and was set on 19 September 2020. [104]

The world record for collecting all 120 stars in Super Mario 64 was lowered to 1:42:15 by speedrunner Nero during a race. [105] [106] The record was later improved again to 1:40:51 by Cheese05, [107] followed by Puncayshun, who lowered it down to 1:40:44. [108] The current world record is now 1:38:28 by simply. [109]

Besides the 0-Star (Any%) category and 120-Star (100%) category, three other major categories of Super Mario 64 speedrunning exist: 1-Star, 16-Star, and 70-Star. In those categories, the player must collect as many stars as the category specifies. The 70-Star record is treated as a "glitchless" Any%, as it is the minimum number of stars needed to complete the game as the game designers intended. 1-Star and 16-Star are legacy categories that still see plenty of competition due to their storied history and difference in required strategy and skill set.

The current world record for 1-Star completion was achieved by Dowsky, who completed the game in 7 minutes and 12 seconds. On 10 May 2020, akki set the 16-star record with a time of 14 minutes 59 seconds and 330 milliseconds. On 12 June 2020, German speedrunner Dwhatever achieved the world record for 70-Star, with a time of 46 minutes and 59 seconds. [110]

CategoryTimeRunnerDateSources
120-Star1:38:28Simply29 May 2020 [109]
70-Star46:59Dwhatever12 June 2020 [110]
16-Star14:59.330akki10 May 2020 [111]
1-Star7:11.860Dowsky21 September 2020 [112]
0-Star6:32.150Dowsky19 September 2020 [104]

Super Mario Sunshine

On 28 June 2020, nindiddeh acquired the world record for Super Mario Sunshine with a time of 1:13:44. [113] On 18 May 2020, runner Paperario got the world record for the 120 Shines category with a time of 2:56:54. [114] For the 96 Shines category, every Shine that does not require Blue Coins must be collected. The world record for that category is 2:31:38 by Guy2308. [115] For the 79 Shines category, every Shine Sprite from every world must be collected. For that category, the world record is 2:20:11 by Guy2308. [116]

CategoryTimeRunnerDateSources
Any%1:13:44nindiddeh28 June 2020 [113]
All Episodes1:39:04EquivocalGenius21 May 2020 [117]
All Blue Coins1:54:21ShadowMario277 June 2020 [118]
79 Shines2:20:11Guy23083 January 2020 [116]
96 Shines2:31:38Guy230815 January 2020 [115]
120 Shines2:56:54Paperario18 May 2020 [114]

Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2

Super Mario Galaxy was released in 2007 on the Wii. There are five main categories in the speedrunning community: Any% with Mario, Any% with Luigi, 120 Stars with Mario, 120 Stars with Luigi, and 242 Stars. Playing with Luigi is faster than playing with Mario because he has a faster run speed and higher jumps, in addition to being allowed to skip the introduction cutscenes when starting with Luigi. [119]

Speedrunner Mr.CloudKirby holds the record for Any% with Mario (2:29:07) [120] and with Luigi (2:20:01). [121] Vallu holds the record for 120 Stars with Luigi (5:29:27), [122] while Mr.CloudKirby holds the record with Mario (5:41:53), [123] as well as 242 Stars (11:47:57). [124]

World Records in Super Mario Galaxy
CategoryTimeRunnerDateSources
Any% - Mario2:29:07Mr.CloudKirby12 June 2020 [120]
Any% - Luigi2:20:01Mr.CloudKirby14 September 2020 [121]
120 Stars - Mario5:41:53Mr.CloudKirby30 June 2020 [123]
120 Stars - Luigi5:29:27Vallu11 September 2020 [122]
242 Stars11:47:57Mr.CloudKirby7 September 2020 [124]

There are three main categories in Super Mario Galaxy 2 speedrunning: Any%, 120 Stars, and 242 Stars. The Any% world record is held by nemi with a time of 2:58:39. MutantsAbyss holds the records for Green Stars, 120 Stars, and 242 Stars with times of 3:05:33, 5:44:49, and 9:07:26 respectively.

World Records in Super Mario Galaxy 2
CategoryTimeRunnerDateSources
Any%2:58:39nemi14 December 2019 [125]
120 Stars5:44:49MutantsAbyss3 July 2020 [126]
242 Stars9:07:26MutantsAbyss12 July 2020 [127]
Green Stars3:05:33MutantsAbyss12 July 2020 [128]

New Super Mario Bros. series

For the original New Super Mario Bros. on the Nintendo DS, the current Any% world record is 22:39.850 by SpicyNoodles. [129] The Cannonless category, which does not use cannon shortcuts in the game, has the record of 44:57 by SpicyNoodles. [130] In 100%, the world record is 2:27:40 by bofa_shuckle. [131]

For the second installment in the New Super Mario Bros. series, New Super Mario Bros. Wii , the current world record for Any% is in 22:17.600 (without loads) by runner Pidgey. [132] For 100%, it was done by Pidgey with a time of 3:05:10 [133] . The Cannonless category is much shorter, with a time of 1:32:56 by Pidgey. [134]

For Super Mario 3D Land , the current world record on Any% is 54:51 by ZeldaCubed. [135] For Any% Warpless, the record is longer with a time of 1:01:49 also by ZeldaCubed. [136] For the Special Ending category has the time of 2:41:48 by Revelyte23. [137] In 100%, the world record is 4:59:34 by Revelyte23. [138]

In New Super Mario Bros. U , the current Any% world record is by runner Astix with a time of 37:06. [139] For New Super Luigi U , a 2013 DLC add-on for New Super Mario Bros. U, Lachurs has the Any% record of 26:07. [140]

For New Super Mario Bros. 2 , the current world record for Any% is the time of 26:05.217 by J_duude on 24 March 2020. [141] For Warpless, the world record is 46:17 by JuiceACD. [142]

Super Mario 3D World

Super Mario 3D World , released in November 2013, has three main categories for speedrunning. The first is Any%, with the world record totaling in at 1:38:25 by Yandema211. [143] The second is 380 Stars, where one must collect every green star in the game with the world record being held by peteyboo, who beat it in 3:56:48 on 9 December 2017. [144]

The third and longest category is 100%, where one must collect every star, every stamp, and complete all levels with gold flagpoles and also be beaten by each of the 5 characters in the game. The current world record for 100% is 7:24:29 by Vallu, which has been uncontested since 2015. [145]

Super Mario Odyssey

Super Mario Odyssey is the most recent main series Super Mario game. Several categories exist for the game, including Any% with a time of 57:54 by Mitch [146] . This run was done on version 1.3.0, which was chosen due to it having the quickest load times. The Any% category is the most competitive, and had fierce competition into achieving the landmark Sub-Hour time, which was first achieved by runner NicroVeda on 23 March 2019. Following NicroVeda's Sub-Hour, runners competed for the first time to be sub-59 minutes, which was finally achieved by Tyron18 on 12 October, 2019. The next minute barrier, a sub-58 minute time was heavily competed for by Mitch and Tyron and was finally achieved by Mitch on 27 July, 2020. "Dark Side" is a category which involves collecting 250 "Moons" to access the "Dark Side" kingdom, and then collecting the "Multi Moon" at the end of it. The world record is 1:43:45 by Mitch_smo. [147] "Darker Side" is a category which involves collecting 500 Moons to access the "Darker Side" kingdom, and then collecting the Multi Moon at the end of it. The world record is 3:06:45 by Vallu. [148] All Moons (formerly called All Missions) is a category which involves collecting all 880 Moons (excluding duplicate shop Moons) and then finishing the special Bowser fight that unlocks after doing so. The world record is held by Fir_ with a time of 7:28:35. [149]

The longest category is 100%, which involves the player collecting 880 Moons and every music track, purchasing every item available, and capturing all 52 enemies. The world record for this category is 8:56:32 also by Fir_ on Version 1.3.0. [150] The final major category is World Peace, where one must bring peace to every kingdom in the game and collect every Multi Moon available before beating the game (this excludes Multi Moons received from refighting bosses in Mushroom Kingdom and the ones the player gets from beating Dark Side and Darker Side). The world record for that is 1:12:36 by Stravos96. [151]

CategoryTimeRunnerDateSources
Any%57:54Mitch27 July 2020 [146]
World Peace1:12:36Stravos9615 May 2020 [151]
Dark Side1:43:45Mitch30 March 2020 [147]
Darker Side3:06:45Vallu19 July 2020 [148]
All Moons7:28:35Fir_15 March 2020 [149]
100%8:56:32Fir_4 April 2020 [150]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ "11 Exit" refers to beating the game by completing 11 stages which is the minimum needed to complete Super Mario World without using "wrong warps".
  2. ↑ "96 Exit" refers to completing every level and secret exit in the game.
  3. ↑ "Any%" refers to beating the game as fast as possible with no restrictions on glitches, items obtained, or levels completed within the game. A timeline of notable developments
  4. ↑ "100%" refers to beating the game as fast as possible while also collecting all 20 red coins, 30 stars, and 5 flowers in each level.

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