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|image = Sucide Mario.png
|maker = '''Original'''<br>BottleCapClock
'''Screamer version'''<br>Unknown
|type = [[Flash]] "[[game]]"
|date = '''Original'''<br>October 7, 2008
'''Screamer version'''<br>Unknown
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'''Suicide Mario''' was an innocuous [[Flash]] "[[game]]" by BottleCapClock on October 7th, 2008, which was later apparently modified by an unknown user to include a screamer. It was based on the ''[[Wikipedia:Super Mario|Super Mario]]'' franchise, and featured the title character, Mario, inside of a ship with a singular Question block. If the player were to hit the block, Mario's head would explode, and the room would gradually be filled with an endless amount of blood before showing the credits roll.


'''Suicide Mario''' was a flash game by BottleCapClock on October 7, 2008, later apparently modified by an unknown person to include a screamer. The original game featured Mario inside of a ship with a singular Question mark block. If the player were to jump on it, Marios head would explode and the room would fill with blood before showing the credits.
The screamer version is largely identical to the original. However, when Mario jumps into the block, an image of [[Regan MacNeil]] from ''[[Wikipedia:The Exorcist|The Exorcist]]'' would instead appear, with a distorted variant of [[the Maze]] scream playing three times in a row to go by, before the game resumed as normal.


In 2011 the supposed version appeared on the internet and as of now, the swf. of that version is lost.
The only evidence suggesting the screamer version's existence is from a [[YouTube]] [[video]] uploaded by user "Creepy Easter", suggesting the footage to date back to 2011.
The screamer is very simple, when Mario jumps on the block, the image of [[Regan_MacNeil|Regan MacNeil]] suddenly pops up with its scream to go by, before resuming as normal.
The only evidence of this versions existance is from a Youtube video by Creepy Easter.


== Links ==
== Links ==
* youtube.com/watch?v=QXwtAnP__Ws
NOTE: The following video contains a [[screamer]]!
* '''Original version:''' youtube.com/watch?v=VJ8ufZCdVl0
* '''Showcase video:''' youtube.com/watch?v=QXwtAnP__Ws
 
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* '''Original version (no screamer):''' http://uploads.ungrounded.net/463000/463581_Mario_suicides.swf
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Latest revision as of 07:35, 6 September 2026

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Suicide Mario was an innocuous Flash "game" by BottleCapClock on October 7th, 2008, which was later apparently modified by an unknown user to include a screamer. It was based on the Super Mario franchise, and featured the title character, Mario, inside of a ship with a singular Question block. If the player were to hit the block, Mario's head would explode, and the room would gradually be filled with an endless amount of blood before showing the credits roll.

The screamer version is largely identical to the original. However, when Mario jumps into the block, an image of Regan MacNeil from The Exorcist would instead appear, with a distorted variant of the Maze scream playing three times in a row to go by, before the game resumed as normal.

The only evidence suggesting the screamer version's existence is from a YouTube video uploaded by user "Creepy Easter", suggesting the footage to date back to 2011.

Links

NOTE: The following video contains a screamer!

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