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In the reaction video, there's another part that wasn't mentioned in the description is Mario going up to the stairs. It was until the man who records the video tries to skip entire of the video, expect almost at the end of the screamer, where Lotus focuses and instructs the viewer<ref>https://www.neoseeker.com/forums/1191/t1145970-rumors/4.htm</ref> to press "A" on the wall. A [[K-fee]] zombie then appears from there on, scaring the kid away.  
In the reaction video, there's another part that wasn't mentioned in the description is Mario going up to the stairs. It was until the man who records the video tries to skip entire of the video, expect almost at the end of the screamer, where Lotus focuses and instructs the viewer<ref>https://www.neoseeker.com/forums/1191/t1145970-rumors/4.htm</ref> to press "A" on the wall. A [[K-fee]] zombie then appears from there on, scaring the kid away.  
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This one is among the Super Mario 64 screamer videos that appear from its old days, which all had to do with the urban legend. The video was apparently based on "L is real 2046", an urban legend that started after it was once believed that a message from the courtyard plaque ("big star" referred to by the screamer") was a code to unlock Luigi, an unplayable character in Super Mario 64. The video has shown other steps aside from using a code to unlock the character. This urban legend has long since been debunked, kind of.
This one is among the Super Mario 64 screamer videos that appear from its old days, which all had to do with the urban legend. The video was apparently based on "L is real 2046", an urban legend that started after it was once believed that a message from the courtyard plaque ("big star" referred to by the screamer") was a code to unlock Luigi, an unplayable character in Super Mario 64. The video has shown other steps aside from using a code to unlock the character. This urban legend has long since been debunked, kind of.


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