i think everyone forgets that it’s not generally the japanese version of super mario bros that the minus world is different. the japanese cartridge version is the same as the american version, but the disk version (one showed in the video, referenced as japanese version) since memory is different on the disk, it’s different. Yes there’s both a japanese cartridge and a japanese famicom disk version of this game, and the disk version has a different minus world, not the “japanese version” in general.
@@jessemiller2335 they're literally just repeating what you said for no reason. "Disc version different, cartridges are the same." Idk why people insist on doing this everywhere on TH-cam. Contribute nothing new and repeat what they just read.
Happened to me once. Not with mario, but i was using a bootleg cartridge with 4 games in total (teenage mutant ninja turtles games) and on the menu screen where they show all the games I randomly pressed some buttons on the controller and I don't know what happened but the text changed to red and the game names changed to dragon something. Shit was weird. Could never replicate it again but I know it was real and not some kind of a dream
I'll never forget when I managed to get this to work as a child. It was incredibly exciting and I took pictures of it (Polaroids). I never got the damn thing to work again.
I was unaware you could do this trick without ducking. I still remember I was in second grade when I saw this trick on TV before school. I had to wait the whole day to get home and try it. It was all I could think about. Such a classic.
It's not just any Japanese version. The Japanese version came out on both the Famicom, the Japanese NES, as a cartidge, and the Famicom Disk System attachment, as a disk. The Famicom cartridge version is the NES version, and that one has the same minus world as the US release. The disk version has memory arranged differently, and that's why its minus world is different.
Yep this is true! Just got it for my sharp twin Famicom & it works there. It’s really interesting how the FDS version had just enough memory changed for an iconic glitch to be very different
The minus world is actually world 36. The tiles that show the world number is stored in a spritesheet so once it goes over number tiles, it starts with the next tile in the sheet. The tile for world 36 is a blank tile so yeah
fun fact: it’s actually not a coincidence (warning: super nerdy stuff ahead) the game needs to figure out where to send mario when he enters a warp zone pipe, but it doesn’t know where, since the warp zone isn’t loaded yet. for some reason, it defaults to the warp zone at the end of 4-2 (the underground one, not the overworld vine one), which only has a world 5 pipe in the center. because of how warp zones were coded, they had to set some value to where the left and right pipes would lead to even though they don’t exist, but they didn’t want anything to appear there, so they made a blank rule (with id 36, or hex 24 if you’re nerdy) and told the game that the nonexistent left and right pipes were for world 36. however, they weren’t anticipating that people could load the data from that 4-2 warp zone in a warp zone with three pipes, so they didn’t code world 36 to be anything in particular. this resulted in it pointing to a random place in the game’s memory, which so happened to be the data for 2-2/7-2 (which are actually stored as one level; the game marks some enemies to only spawn after world 4 which is how 1-3/5-3, 2-4/5-4, 1-4/6-4, 2-2/7-2, and 2-3/7-3 can be stored in the same place), or in the case of the fds version, a version of 1-3/5-3 (i think) with different enemy and color pallet data. (-2 is 2-3/7-3 with 7-3 enemies of course, and -3 is 4-4 with underground pallet and enemy data from somewhere idk)
One most ppl don't know about is in SMB3. There's 7 secret levels where u have to beat the levels with an exact amount of coins... and a WHITE MUSHROOM HOUSE will appear. The kind that give gifts. But there's only one box, and Toad isn't there. One of the gifts is the 3rd warp whistle
@@joethebrospeedruns yeah idk why I thought that lol my bad...the last whistle is another secret in world 2, the sand world desert land... most people don't know about the hammer bros and hammer gift... and the certain rock at top to get to the special hidden spot.
You have no idea what you’re talking about. The secret white mushroom houses only contain P-wings and anchors depending on whether the world is an odd or even number. The third warp whistle is in world 2 beyond the breakable boulder after defeating the fire brothers. Try playing the game before posting stupid bs.
You know you can just ride the platform up higher, jump up on top of the ceiling and walk across. There's a hole so, you can fall down in the hidden room.
Super Mario World had that since the secret Star World led to the even more secret - and much harder - Special World. There was also an instance in Donkey Kong Country where one secret room led to another secret room, and only Donkey Kong could unlock it.
You don't have to break any When you move in mario, you move in subpixels, but collision happens on a pixel level. One subpixel is 1/16 of a pixel, and mario moves 5? Subpixels. When walking. Anyways mario gets pushed out of a block 1 pixel per frame. This means that sometimes mario clips a pixel into a block. Now if you jump so that mario lands in between two blocks, he will clip into the block. But now, if mario is crouching, his head will go up since the game thinks he's landed on something. This means that the game starts pushing him right, and if you start running, you can clip into the wall completely. So you don't need to break any bricks, you just need to have a brick above your head when you'll be clipping.
One more thing that people don't actually know is thst it's not actually a minux world, it's world 36-1 but the letter for 36 in the game's memory is a blank that was meant to be used as a space
The "japanese" Minus world Is actually the Minus world from super Mario Bros for the famicom disk system, though for "itsgruz" credit the Famicom disk system was only made in japan and distributed there
Fun fact! There's more than just one minus world! It was found that only on the Famicom there was a tennis game that you could put in before Mario Bros, and depending on how many steps you took in that game when you switched over to Mario and did the minus world glitch it resulted in a different minus world.
Fun fact: the minus world is actually world 36 This isn’t the normal Japanese version it’s the Famicom disk system version that’s stored on some kind of floppy disk that has this version of the minus world.
If you move slowly and enter it at the earliest possible point without ending the glitch, you can go into the middle pipe for a whole different set of minus worlds…
Well a spoiler if you time correctly from the second bar going up you can go up on the wall without needing to break but ideally works when you are small
I haven't played Mario like this as I'm 15, but my dad has. I like seeing videos on it because it let's me have something to talk about with him when I play the game with him, and I think he likes it
There’s actually more levels like these. Digits 1-256, but you need a game genie to access these lost levels. Although if you have a tennis cart and a single cart of SMB1 you can. 1. Put in SMB 1 and start the game. 2. Pull out SMB 1 and replace it with tennis without powering off the console. 3. Press reset 4. Start the game and play and take at least 9 footsteps. 5. Put back back in SMB 1 reset, hold a then start.
you can also stay on the platforms right next to the end stage tube and go on them to go above the bricks you were breaking, there are 2 other tubes you couldve reached
Mario Bros version of "The Backrooms".
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@@candydawn321 I'm 41 & will never cease enjoying Mario! 😂❤
@tazmanianchic9425 I'm 44 so I have you beat! 🤣
Still play this game at least 2-3x a week..😂
@@ballzmckgee3167 Where do you play it? Or how?
i think everyone forgets that it’s not generally the japanese version of super mario bros that the minus world is different. the japanese cartridge version is the same as the american version, but the disk version (one showed in the video, referenced as japanese version) since memory is different on the disk, it’s different. Yes there’s both a japanese cartridge and a japanese famicom disk version of this game, and the disk version has a different minus world, not the “japanese version” in general.
Thx for clearing that up, thought it sounded strange
It's for FDS(Famicom Disk System). Cartriges are showing the same output, no matter the region.
@@inqmusician2 idk what you exactly mean but if you’re saying the cartridge is the same as the fds minus world it’s not
@@jessemiller2335 they're literally just repeating what you said for no reason. "Disc version different, cartridges are the same." Idk why people insist on doing this everywhere on TH-cam. Contribute nothing new and repeat what they just read.
@@GlenGravy756 something fishy is going on with youtube comments, so much positivity anywhere I go
Imagine finding this out one day and having no clue how you did it and nobody at school believing you
Happened to me!
Happened to me once. Not with mario, but i was using a bootleg cartridge with 4 games in total (teenage mutant ninja turtles games) and on the menu screen where they show all the games I randomly pressed some buttons on the controller and I don't know what happened but the text changed to red and the game names changed to dragon something. Shit was weird. Could never replicate it again but I know it was real and not some kind of a dream
Thats when u bring out
Definitely happened to me as a kid. Thankfully I had friend who was with me when I did it and at least he believed me.
Totally relatable 😅
It took me 25 years to discover the ability to change worlds after beating the game
How?
I'll never forget when I managed to get this to work as a child. It was incredibly exciting and I took pictures of it (Polaroids). I never got the damn thing to work again.
All of a sudden that episode of super mario bros. Z makes so much sense
Hahah it was based on this glitch
I was looking for this comment haha
crazy how was about to comment this
I was unaware you could do this trick without ducking. I still remember I was in second grade when I saw this trick on TV before school. I had to wait the whole day to get home and try it. It was all I could think about. Such a classic.
That loop during the skid animation was genius
I didn't know Marc Maron was so knowledgeable about Super Mario Brothers
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“Damn it, Luigi I don’t think those were normal mushrooms”
It's not just any Japanese version. The Japanese version came out on both the Famicom, the Japanese NES, as a cartidge, and the Famicom Disk System attachment, as a disk. The Famicom cartridge version is the NES version, and that one has the same minus world as the US release. The disk version has memory arranged differently, and that's why its minus world is different.
everyone seems to forget this. i don’t know why no one points this out.
Yep this is true! Just got it for my sharp twin Famicom & it works there. It’s really interesting how the FDS version had just enough memory changed for an iconic glitch to be very different
The minus world is actually world 36. The tiles that show the world number is stored in a spritesheet so once it goes over number tiles, it starts with the next tile in the sheet. The tile for world 36 is a blank tile so yeah
It's actually not world -1, it's world 36-1. It's just that the symbol used to display the number 36 is coincidentally a blank space.
fun fact: it’s actually not a coincidence
(warning: super nerdy stuff ahead)
the game needs to figure out where to send mario when he enters a warp zone pipe, but it doesn’t know where, since the warp zone isn’t loaded yet. for some reason, it defaults to the warp zone at the end of 4-2 (the underground one, not the overworld vine one), which only has a world 5 pipe in the center. because of how warp zones were coded, they had to set some value to where the left and right pipes would lead to even though they don’t exist, but they didn’t want anything to appear there, so they made a blank rule (with id 36, or hex 24 if you’re nerdy) and told the game that the nonexistent left and right pipes were for world 36. however, they weren’t anticipating that people could load the data from that 4-2 warp zone in a warp zone with three pipes, so they didn’t code world 36 to be anything in particular. this resulted in it pointing to a random place in the game’s memory, which so happened to be the data for 2-2/7-2 (which are actually stored as one level; the game marks some enemies to only spawn after world 4 which is how 1-3/5-3, 2-4/5-4, 1-4/6-4, 2-2/7-2, and 2-3/7-3 can be stored in the same place), or in the case of the fds version, a version of 1-3/5-3 (i think) with different enemy and color pallet data. (-2 is 2-3/7-3 with 7-3 enemies of course, and -3 is 4-4 with underground pallet and enemy data from somewhere idk)
@@joethebrospeedrunsthanks! that was a good read!
@@joethebrospeedrunsk and my mario mental universe has eaten itself. This is worse than the parallel multiverse stuff in 64.
@@joethebrospeedrunsit was a great info dump and very interesting, but may I ask, why do you know so much about it? Genuine curiosity.
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One most ppl don't know about is in SMB3. There's 7 secret levels where u have to beat the levels with an exact amount of coins... and a WHITE MUSHROOM HOUSE will appear. The kind that give gifts. But there's only one box, and Toad isn't there. One of the gifts is the 3rd warp whistle
what? the white mushroom house thing is true but there’s no warp whistle there
@@joethebrospeedruns yeah idk why I thought that lol my bad...the last whistle is another secret in world 2, the sand world desert land... most people don't know about the hammer bros and hammer gift... and the certain rock at top to get to the special hidden spot.
@@TheNostalgiaFiendActually a lot of people know about the 3rd Warp Whistle 😗 bc Nintendo Power & well internet & TH-cam these days
Ive only been able to get the secret mushroom house on the first and second world. Pretty challenging
You have no idea what you’re talking about. The secret white mushroom houses only contain P-wings and anchors depending on whether the world is an odd or even number. The third warp whistle is in world 2 beyond the breakable boulder after defeating the fire brothers. Try playing the game before posting stupid bs.
This deserves more views!
And in the PC version of the game, if you suspend and then re-enter the game with the suspend, you get to world 8-4
Edit: By pc version I mean Mari0
Are you talking about Super Mario Bros Special?
What do you mean by 'suspend'?
He's talking about mari0
@@yaysuu Oh okay
The what?
Mario: peach?
Peach: umm how are you flying?
Japanese version: could be a secret for professional players
International version:prank
You have the perfect voice for narrating a kid's show, or being a voice actor in a kid's show/movie❤ start making money with that great voice.
The Japanese version is just
WhenMario has too many mushrooms
Japanese version actually looks like a secret ending.
It seems intentional but it isn't and it's just a very interesting and weird glitch
You know you can just ride the platform up higher, jump up on top of the ceiling and walk across. There's a hole so, you can fall down in the hidden room.
One must imagine Mario happy.
I like the idea of a Super Secret world being hidden in an already Secret World section.
More games need to incorporate this.
Super Mario World had that since the secret Star World led to the even more secret - and much harder - Special World.
There was also an instance in Donkey Kong Country where one secret room led to another secret room, and only Donkey Kong could unlock it.
Didn't know that was it like the star Is world in super mario world
No fucking shot, I legit thought my console was broken while I discovered this as a child
You don't have to break that second brick but you do need to break the first one.
It’s easier though
I guess it gives you more space to jump
No need to break any bricks at all
@@gitgeronimo9375 I always end up hitting that one when I do it.
You don't have to break any
When you move in mario, you move in subpixels, but collision happens on a pixel level.
One subpixel is 1/16 of a pixel, and mario moves 5? Subpixels. When walking.
Anyways mario gets pushed out of a block 1 pixel per frame. This means that sometimes mario clips a pixel into a block. Now if you jump so that mario lands in between two blocks, he will clip into the block. But now, if mario is crouching, his head will go up since the game thinks he's landed on something. This means that the game starts pushing him right, and if you start running, you can clip into the wall completely. So you don't need to break any bricks, you just need to have a brick above your head when you'll be clipping.
Wow, very interesting shorts ! Thanks for sharing ❤
this is like if TH-cam Shorts were a thing in the NES era. thats the vibe i get
Fact that u did not know the second pipe takes you to world five pretty useful for speed runners
Yeah but the World 4 Warp Zone leads you directly to World 8,,
I want Nintendo to implement something like this in a modern Mario game.
I love your voice, its so calming
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Oh damn I never did the trick but I remember seeing people do this trick when I was young.
One more thing that people don't actually know is thst it's not actually a minux world, it's world 36-1 but the letter for 36 in the game's memory is a blank that was meant to be used as a space
The "japanese" Minus world Is actually the Minus world from super Mario Bros for the famicom disk system, though for "itsgruz" credit the Famicom disk system was only made in japan and distributed there
Fun fact! There's more than just one minus world! It was found that only on the Famicom there was a tennis game that you could put in before Mario Bros, and depending on how many steps you took in that game when you switched over to Mario and did the minus world glitch it resulted in a different minus world.
you also can continue on the moving elevator thing and jump on top of the brick ceiling and do it, and that brings you to 2 more tubes.
Woah, Mario is so obsessed with princes Toadstoool that he hallucinates seeing her
If you are just finding out about this trick- welcome to Earth.
Fun fact: the minus world is actually world 36
This isn’t the normal Japanese version it’s the Famicom disk system version that’s stored on some kind of floppy disk that has this version of the minus world.
Mario predicted the backrooms no way
Also when their is the flying platforms your able to jump on top of the map and access the secret room
If you move slowly and enter it at the earliest possible point without ending the glitch, you can go into the middle pipe for a whole different set of minus worlds…
Watching these shorts on the Super Mario games, makes me wanna go buy it again.
If I recall, in later versions of the game, they removed that.
I tryed it on the Game & Watch release of the game and it didn't seem to work.
Huh, I knew the minus world on the Famicom was different, but I didn't know there was a whole set of glitch worlds!
The perfect loop doesn’t exi-
Back in 1993 we used to play family com nes super mario bros all day for over 4 months
I love how this is recognized in Nintendo
In super paper mario when you enter the underwhere, the npc that greets you says its also called world -1
back in the day I discovered this thing first before actually beating the game.
this is so common knowledge to me that i’m confused when i hear that people don’t know about it lol
Exactly. Just wait til you find out about what Super Mario 2 was in Japan!
Ah kids today learning tricks of yester-year *wipes tear* makes daddy so proud
If you enter the second pipe before the welcome to warp zone appears you get to world 5
That white bowser design was pretty interesting, I like how the colors are somewhat inverted
I love the idea that there's no Bowser, so a Blooper comes in to fight, being late as he immediately gets stomped on.
Fun fact: If you go to middle pipe instead of first, you will appear in World 5
Forever in a water lvl... this is truly hell
Well a spoiler if you time correctly from the second bar going up you can go up on the wall without needing to break but ideally works when you are small
It amazing how you never get borred!
I haven't played Mario like this as I'm 15, but my dad has. I like seeing videos on it because it let's me have something to talk about with him when I play the game with him, and I think he likes it
Is the fever dream world were they got the idea for the new Super Mario Wonder game?
I don't remember where I learned about this but this blew our minds back in the day 😂
This could be a cool speedrunning trick
Correction. This is ONLY the Famicom Disk System version. The cartridge Japanese version is the same as the US version.
And this is why Mario’s the most overpowered and underestimated video game character, he breaks reality itself
so in other words, mario getting so high on pipe travel that he finishes the game
The second one probably uses it as asset storage or a way to store overflow values
I need some minus -1 world lore
Same
Best TH-cam short loop yet
There’s actually more levels like these. Digits 1-256, but you need a game genie to access these lost levels. Although if you have a tennis cart and a single cart of SMB1 you can.
1. Put in SMB 1 and start the game.
2. Pull out SMB 1 and replace it with tennis without powering off the console.
3. Press reset
4. Start the game and play and take at least 9 footsteps.
5. Put back back in SMB 1 reset, hold a then start.
You can jump one the roof if you do that you can run further into the game and this are many more secrets
I use to just jump on top of the bricks from the elevator.
A TH-cam channel that gives us all the information we already knew from Nintendo Power back in the 90's.
Oh man all those memories
i thought bro said at the end of World War 2
Same
this pains my ear. feels like having an uncle who is still stuck in his garage at age 45 playing SNES64
Avgn taught me that in his glitch video many years ago, pretty entertaining
As a kid i learned this when the very first Nintendo Power magazine came out i did this trick.❤ Good times
You can also do it by using the moving yellow platforms as elevators, there is a open hatch up there
Learn something new every day
This amount of detailing in a Nintendo game is insane
We needed that Princess Toadstool mirage as kids. 😁
Bro did it the hard way
I’m Sorry Bowser, Your Mario Is Swimming In Another Castle.
Prince Toadpoop. I Mean Toadstool.
my grandma showed me on her Nintendo when I was 8 lol
You could also ride the lift up and jump on the top of the map to get there
This probably the inspiration for Mario Bros Wonder tbh
Bug on other games : jokes of internet
Bug on mario games : mine gold
I remember when I reached this stage when I was young by accident.
I got to this by chance ... awesome to know it was ''intended'' and not just a glitch
The minus world levels was like the free DLC at the time 😁. SMB was way ahead of its time.
This is a creepy pasta waiting to happen
It already exist man, This has been common knowledge for 30 years.
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The Japan version must be the best for speed runs
When Mario consumed too many magic mushrooms.
You didn't need to break any bricks
Retirement homes in 50 years are going to be wild. Just a bunch of nes setups
you can also stay on the platforms right next to the end stage tube and go on them to go above the bricks you were breaking, there are 2 other tubes you couldve reached
Easily one of most iconic glitchs in my opinion.
I remember when I discovered this accidentally and was flabbergasted
It was really weird seeing King Koopa just floating in mid-air