Super Mario All-Stars

Super Mario All-Stars is a video game compilation developed and published by Nintendo for Super Nintendo/Super Famicom in 1993. It is a compilation of enhanced remakes for Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 2 (JP), Super Mario Bros. 2, and Super Mario Bros. 3. The game's composer is Soyo Oka. It was later expanded to include Super Mario World in the 1994-1995 special release Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World. It was also re-released for the Wii as Super Mario All-Stars: 25th Anniversary Edition in 2010.

This is one of the few playlists that ditch the usual "Song - Game" convention; in accordance with how the real GilvaSunner channel's uploads were titled, rips use the format "Game Music - Song", except for the Super Mario Bros. 3 tracks, which mostly use "Game Song". Additionally, some SMB3 tracks only have the catchphrase in the description, due to having empty descriptions on GilvaSunner.

Rips[]

Note: The rips on the actual channel are not sorted. The rips for each remake have been grouped together in this section for convenience.

SMB1[]

SMB Lost Levels^{[note 4]}[]

Invincible^{[note 1]}
- Beta Mix

SMB2[]

SMB3^{[note 5]}[]

Notes[]

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 The invincible music is actually shared between all four ports, but the track was uploaded three times by GilvaSunner under SMB1, SMB2, and SMB3, so the same is done by SiIvaGunner (plus a fourth one under SMB Lost Levels).
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 The underground music is actually shared between all ports except SMB2, but the track was uploaded twice by GilvaSunner under SMB1 and SMB3, so thee same is done by SiIvaGunner.
↑ There was no rip with this title in GilvaSunner's original playlist, as the track had been erroneously uploaded under SMB Lost Levels instead of SMB1 (while the actual SMB Lost Levels ending theme was not uploaded at all). In the actual game, the ending theme in the SMB Lost Levels port is extended compared to the SMB1 equivalent.
↑ The SMB Lost Levels port actually uses the exact same music as the SMB1 port (other than the title theme and ending theme), just like how the original NES games shared all music (other than the ending theme). GilvaSunner labeled all of the shared tracks under SMB1. So far, the only SMB Lost Levels rips on SiIvaGunner have been further rips of the invincible theme shared between all ports.
↑ Most rips of SMB3 tracks are missing a hyphen on "All-Stars", to replicate the same error being made by GilvaSunner.

References in other rips[]

Intro Chatter: This announcement is not on YouTube., Super Mario All Stars SMB3 World 6 Map (Short Version)
Invincible: 8-Bit Beast's Haunted House Fusion Collab
Super Mario Bros. / Super Mario Bros. 2 (JP)
- Overworld: see the category: Rips featuring Ground Theme
- Bowser Battle: Demon King Koopa - Super Mario Bros. 3
Super Mario Bros. 2
- Overworld: Super Mario All-Stars Music - SMB2 Invincible (Beta Mix)
Super Mario Bros. 3
- World 1 Map: A glorious morning to play Mario Moto (HQ)
- Enemy Battle: Punch Bowl - Antonball
Other: An Aztronomical Announcement, Trailer Theme (In-Game Mix) - Sonic Mania, Consistency | SiIva Swim, SNOOPER MARIO WORLD - MLG Flappy Bird 420, Super Mario All-Stars Music - SMB1 Underground (PAL Version)
See also: Sonic Jam 6

Trivia[]

According to "Consistency | SiIva Swim", this playlist (supposedly) includes hidden characters copied from GilvaSunner's channel where he (supposedly) admitted to committing arson.

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[inv-1] 1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 The invincible music is actually shared between all four ports, but the track was uploaded three times by GilvaSunner under SMB1, SMB2, and SMB3, so the same is done by SiIvaGunner (plus a fourth one under SMB Lost Levels).

[underground-2] 2.0 ^2.1 The underground music is actually shared between all ports except SMB2, but the track was uploaded twice by GilvaSunner under SMB1 and SMB3, so thee same is done by SiIvaGunner.

[3] There was no rip with this title in GilvaSunner's original playlist, as the track had been erroneously uploaded under SMB Lost Levels instead of SMB1 (while the actual SMB Lost Levels ending theme was not uploaded at all). In the actual game, the ending theme in the SMB Lost Levels port is extended compared to the SMB1 equivalent.

[4] The SMB Lost Levels port actually uses the exact same music as the SMB1 port (other than the title theme and ending theme), just like how the original NES games shared all music (other than the ending theme). GilvaSunner labeled all of the shared tracks under SMB1. So far, the only SMB Lost Levels rips on SiIvaGunner have been further rips of the invincible theme shared between all ports.

[5] Most rips of SMB3 tracks are missing a hyphen on "All-Stars", to replicate the same error being made by GilvaSunner.

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