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and then a Zombie from Half-Life 2 can be heard screaming just before the end. Also in 09.02.97 is Donut Plains '95, which may seem eerie enough, but it also sounds a bit like a toy with a low battery.The Repetitive Audio Glitch on the title screen in 09.02.97 has garnered amusement for feeling like something out of a Vinesauce corruption or a YouTube Poop.

note Whereas most of the other entries on the 'Iceberg' that show up in this series have an air of mystery about it and a quality which suggests they could be real, OneyNG revealed the Bowser Room to be a complete fabrication, being an edited screenshot he made.

The appearance of what seems to be the Bowser Room in 05.30.97 is much funnier if you learned about it from OneyPlays.

While the section on Nightmare Retardant reveals where that sound is from, the words screamed are deeply unnerving:

Nightmare Fuel: The ending of 09.02.97, which shows a girl in a room with a creepy Mario holding a Nintendo 64 console as the image starts to distort and the music turns into screaming.including Luigi's player model, found 24 years and 1 month after the original game released. Among the information released was data from Super Mario 64's beta. Jump to July 25th of the same year, during the giant Nintendo gigaleak, when beta data from Nintendo's older games was made public. This video was uploaded on June 5th, 2020. Hilarious in Hindsight: 03.11.97 consists of the player trying and failing to unlock Luigi via the fountain, with an Error message occurring afterwards involving a Japanese voice stating that Luigi was not in the game, and players shouldn't be trying to locate him.So it's only fitting that the story then transitions to a reveal that the events of the series are merely An Aesop about trying to accept the mistakes of your past and move on, which is also a central message of EarthBound's immediate successor. Fridge Brilliance: The final communication from Stanley before 'Epilogue' references the end of EarthBound.Death of the Author: Greenio voiced her approval of a comment that points out 01.22.96 has uncanny parallels to schizophrenic delusion note The player is in pursuit of a meaningless objective that endangers them, is haunted by an entity of questionable reality, and ends up repeatedly swimming into a wall as if they think they are overcoming a real obstacle, even though 1) that's not at all the episode's intent, and 2) any exploration of mental health in the series that does seem to occur is more closely-linked to stress-related illness and the long-term effects of seizures.All it does is send Mario back to his starting position, and the player never examines it further, not even in the inverted castle. Big-Lipped Alligator Moment: The pipe on the side of the castle in 01.22.96.

What happened to the player from 01.22.96? Their frantic button mashing is typically interpreted as them drowning and desperately trying to save themselves, but it could also just be them pressing buttons in confusion and simply giving up when nothing works.Was the change of the Arc Words 'Every copy of Mario 64 is personalized' to past-tense in the 07.29.95 description just a way to reveal that the AI was long gone, or a last-minute attempt to enforce the Masquerade for the sake of letting the AI rest?.Did Jim have good intentions when he sent the July 29th, 1995 build? The fact that the AI had already grown beyond its programming by then certainly raises red flags, but was his insistence on sending the shelved script in 11.15.95 a clueless attempt to support the personalization, or something more malicious?.

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