The History of Super Mario 64's BLJ

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The Backwards Long Jump glitch (BLJ) is the most infamous speedrun glitch in Super Mario 64. But where did it come from? Does it still work in Super Mario 3D All Stars? How has the BLJ evolved over the years?

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Hey everyone. I’d like to thank you all for the support lately. It’s blown me away and we’re about to hit 10k subs soon, which is INSANE. Again, thank you! Next vid will cover 3D All Stars speedruns (including Sunshine and Galaxy) so look forward to that! Been busy with midterm exams so I apologize for making y’all wait.

LunaticJ

To Nintendo's credit, they unknowingly patched out a glitch despite there being zero knowledge of it in the Japanese gaming community.

rayminishi

Game: *Exists*
Mario: laws of science prepare to be ignored.

mfhrian

Extremely high quality for such a small channel! Half the creators with millions of subs probably don’t spend as much time on videos as you looking at the quality of this masterpiece, I loved every bit of this! I’m excited to see what’s next. Also there was a lot of new information that I never knew so that was cool too.

beann

The Ass Warp has to be the best Super Mario move in history.

foojo

When you talked about the November 2000 issue of Club Nintendo i went to my collection of magazines and i actually own this one, its so cool that Mexican players discover one of the most well known and iconic SM64 tricks ever

idunnosomewey

I just realized how small this channel is, and this was in my reccomened. Looks like you are in the verge of popularity.

Human-lxhs

Everyone: I'm gonna do the BLJ.

The A Button:My Time Has Come

Mario-iktc

"AND IT TAKES PARALLEL UNIVERSES"

Me: Haha funny 1 and a half presses

morsalsa

This may go viral hopefully

edit/addon: Why isnt 50 star a speedrun category or 30 star or even 1 key(this one seems unlikely unless a new strat is found or a tas category or something)?
i think it could be viable for runners to have some shorter but funner runs

_Tzer

As a kid, I practiced the BLJ glitch as hard as I could after first seeing it online. Mastering it is extremely satisfying.

FlameLFH

Some scans of the December '96 Japanese "Super Mario 64 Complete Clear Guide Book" came out today, and you can see on page 135 a clear documentation of the use of the BLJ to skip the endless staircase! I know the internet wasn't widespread back then but its amazing how long this trick flew under the consciousness of (particularly) westerners given how long it was known about, given its usefulness and eventual infamy.

applicarobo

I love how J talks about the BLJ like a super saiyan transformation. A Technique one person used only talked of before in some sort of informational story or scripture, and others followed after them to discover the technique, but few could master the technique and even expand on it.

*wait-*

Hazel_TheOne

It’s amazing how such a powerful game-breaking asset to the speed runner toolkit was added because someone forgot to add a speed cap for the backwards long jump

twotimesj

Man, this video is really great, any Mario or speedrunning fan should watch this! I was hoping someone would make a video about the history of BLJs, and this video did not disappoint! The fun fact about the Japanese name for BLJs was also hilarious. Looking forward to more from your channel!

ZXMany