The upcoming LEGO 71395 Super Mario 64 Question Mark Block has been revealed to contain a reference to a popular speedrunning technique.
Ahead of its release on October 1, the update that allows the LEGO Super Mario app to recognise the scannable stickers in
This includes one which is an Easter egg to a certain speedrunning method. Take that as your spoiler warning for anyone wishing to hunt them down for yourself.
As part of the features in
Whilst some may be unfamiliar with what this means, Ashnflash showcases what needs to be done in the video above, proving that this is likely a reference to the popular speedrunning technique known as the backwards long jump – especially with the signature noise of Mario's fast-paced movement.
As demonstrated by YouTuber vanburen20, this technique is used by players wanting to finish the game exceedingly quickly, with it utilising the game's physics to glitch Mario into a speedy jump backwards, propelling him up staircases and through closed doors.
The backwards long jump has become an infamous technique for Super Mario 64 speedrunners and showcases the attention to detail that the LEGO designers paid towards the game when creating
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