At 40:00, it annoys me when both Ryu and the chat miss the visual joke. The level name is "Charcoal in Spaghetti Sauce." The charcoal is represented by Munchers, and the spaghetti sauce is represented by the lava they drop into.

18:40 A Mario water park could get pretty silly.

Who wouldn't want to slide down a green pipe water slide?

Aw dang left behind 😂 10:16

I love that Ryu is perfectly describing the show wipeout as real life Mario maker.

I'm glad I watched all that so I could share in your victory. Well deserved!!!

Dang this level is crazy!!  7:34

toad's screams when he dies are so funny to me

What really grinds my gears is how the people in the chat tell Ryu EXACTLY how to beat the pokey level, but he doesn't take the time to read through every comment.  He only sees a few comments here and there.  Ryu, use the chat to your advantage!!!

Of course JC has the WR on that poki level. He's an absurdly good player. He and King Boo and are like the secret weapons to clearing stupid hard levels.

Skip the Poky map, it last for one hour. Ends in 2:05:00

Atleast you aren't dancing on the ceiling

Imagine if Action Park got the Nintendo contract.

55:55 we are trying to get back through them... Been busy at work and lots of social/life things going on as well... We are on x men 2 currently (skipped captain marvel but have seen it before, just not my favorite movie or marvel character). Still so much more to go including multiple TV shows to get there (seen loki 1 and 2 fucking amazing shows).

I've been watching through Dropouts shows on YouTube and one improv scene involved Mario and Luigi having a dramatic cutscene argument. Got me to thinking, would it be at all interesting as a game, built just like any given super Mario game, if there were a head to head battle mode that required Mario and Luigi, for example, to use the jumping/shell attack physics/gameplay to defeat one another? It'd be a somewhat simplistic combat system but that could make it fun trying to jump onto one another successfully, idk

Ryu. You forget how heavy America is? Lol

Superman wielded Mjolnir in issue #4 of the intercompany crossover comic JLA/Avengers, published in 2003 (with the final issue hitting shelves in early 2004). During the battle against the omnipotent villain Krona, Thor hurled the hammer to Superman, who used it alongside Captain America's shield to deliver a decisive blow. Odin's Exception: Thor explains that Odin must have temporarily lifted or bypassed the worthiness enchantment during the dire crisis to let the Man of Steel wield it. While Superman is honorable, his strict aversion to killing and different philosophical makeup mean he isn't permanently "worthy" by the hammer's traditional Asgardian standard.

What the heck Nintendo can’t save a CP 12:25

2:06:30 critique hat needed!

you should play this amazing game called

Do you play any other Mario games besides Mario maker