No elements of the advertised track are present in this. Instead, this rip is a parody of the Know Your Moves series by RelaxAlax, who is also featured in this rip, in which RelaxAlax analyzes the characters of the Super Smash Bros. series. In this case, RelaxAlax looks at the character of Robbie Rotten, who is represented in-game as a reskin of Bowser that is wearing Robbie's outfit, makes numerous references to "We Are Number One", LazyTown in general, and other references. The gameplay used is mainly in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
The rip opens with the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate opening that fades into a blue reskin of Captain Falcon who does several flips, referencing Sportacus. At 0:08, Captain Falcon runs by four crouched Robbie Rotten reskin Bowsers, likely a referencing a similar clip from the "We Are Number One" music video. At 0:14, the rip then displays a montage set to the rip "Slider (Number One Mix) - Super Mario 64" with the reskinned Bowsers fighting or doing actions on stages, including several recreations on different clip from the "We Are Number One" music video, using the aforementioned characters. At 0:45, the rip cuts to the "KNOW YOUR MOVES" title card that instead says "SiIvaGunner presents:" at the start and features an outline of Robbie Rotten.
After this, the rest of the rip consists of RelaxAlax discussing Robbie Rotten's inclusion in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate with the following sections:
He first discusses Robbie Rotten being the eighth DLC character of the game and several aspects of him, including "Stefán Stefánsson running for the United States president in 2020".
He then begins discussing "Robbie Rotten's history" that includes discussing his involvement on LazyTown, several memetic LazyTown songs and the rip "We Are Number One - LazyTown: The Video Game".
Next, he gets into the Robbie Rotten Bowser reskin and describes how various Bowser animation reference different aspects of Robbie in LazyTown, such as his idle animation relating to Robbie's mannerisms found in the show. The rip "Bonetrousle (Day 1 Patch) - Undertale" plays during this.
He also goes into Robbie's attacks and actions, which also reference various aspects of him in the "We Are Number One" music video.
After these, RelaxAlax begins to discuss Robbie Rotten's final smash move, though is cutoff by Robbie Rotten from the "Don't Let Your Kids Watch It!" meme appearing over. At 5:51, the "To be continued" arrow with "Roundabout" by Yes playing from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure appears over. At 5:54, the Green de la Bean appears, along with a crying laughing emoji and the "Ellen The Generous Be Like" meme.
Transcript[]
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Of the Super Smash Bros. DLC newcomers nobody stands out like Robbie Rotten. Robbie: I am Robbie Rotten.
Robbie Rotten was released as the eighth DLC character in Super Smash Brothers for the Nintendo Switch in November 2017. And, honestly, it was to no one's surprise. I mean, with his critical reception from the "We Are Number One" meme and his infamy in LazyTown and not to mention Stefán Stefánsson running for the United States president in 2020 but you know...[mumbles and trails off]. It was clear that everyone online (and everyone offline) saw him as the true candidate to be included in Super Smash Brothers.
So here's a little lesson in trickery, this is Robbie Rotten's history.
Robbie Rotten had his beginnings in the Icelandic-produced Nick Jr. show LazyTown. Played by Stefán Stefánsson, Robbie was your typical villain: always up to no good for seemingly no reason at all. Now, the LazyTown show had its first run from 2004 to 2007, but it did come back in 2013 and 2014 to have two more seasons made for it. Now LazyTown has produced other memes you may know such as "The Pirate Song" and "Cooking By the Book". But it was only until mashup artists found this song when we began to see the true effect of what this meme could become.
The "We Are Number One" song is quite an enigma. A lot of songs are in this show, don't get me wrong, each episode has a different song. But this one in particular presented a sort of boombastic beat and an easy sing-along nature that was pleasing to the ear and also very catchy. The episode the song comes from is called "Robbie's Dream Team" where, as the title suggests, Robbie needs some more help in fulfilling some schemes and he gets a team of Robbie Rottens to take over Sportaflop. And as you know, the song in the episode teaches the Robbies how to be evil and how to fulfill evil schemes. Now this song stayed on the back-ends of YouTube until the channel of SiIvaGunner made a high quality rip that still stands this day as the highest quality rip on the channel... It's literally number one.
But after the meme took off of "We Are Number One but this or that", fans unanimously came to the conclusion that Robbie Rotten needed to be in Super Smash Brothers.
But we have a lot of moves to be talking about so watch and learn here's the deal.
First and most importantly, let's talk about how he looks. We seem him sporting [Freeze frame] - Or I guess we could say unsporting[multiple drum rolls, then a beep]
-the same jumpsuit he has in the very first episode of LazyTown.
Besides this, many more of his Smash Brothers traits align with his appearance from LazyTown as well. For example, Robbie can't jump very high and he moves very slowly as a reference to his appearance in LazyTown, as he eats junkfood and doesn't enjoy physical activity. Robbie (as he eats a giant fully-frosted cake): Mm-mmm! [A reskinned Bowser appears, doing his idle animation.]
This is also reflected in his stance. Here we can see that he has his legs spread with a squinty, angry expression all while he clenches his fists.
These mannerisms follow Robbie throughout all of LazyTown when he's coming up with his dastardly schemes. His run animation has him bent over, as Robbie often is in the show. His Up Special (his Super Spin) allows Robbie to gain some extra height to recover. In the show this move was used in a totally different way, where he would actually use it to put on different disguises on multiple occasions. Another call-out is Robbie's Side Special where his kicks a soccer balls [sic]. Now you may remember this from the "Robbie's Dream Team" episode, but it actually retains its origin from the first episode of LazyTown where we see Robbie holding a soccer ball.
Speaking of "We Are Number One", a majority of Robbie's attacks and actions are a call-out to this legendary meme. Of course, there's his Down Special, his Rotten Stall.
Okay. We admit it. He's a piece of shit. [Robbie dabs] And often times, his plans don't work because he's not coordinated and he doesn't think things through. This stalling move is call-out to how Robbie often gets himself into trouble (and often hurts himself in the process).
Now watch and learn, here's the deal, his Neutral B is a banana peel! As it does in the episode, this... makes... people... slip... Robbie: What are you doing?!
And finally his Grab where he uses his net to- Robbie: Throw it on him, not me! [BEEP.]
His net is something that has left many people perplexed. How could he have "just found" it? Did he not priorly know its position in space and time, or did he just literally "find it" out of nowhere? These are questions that philosophers have been asking since the oncoming of the meme, and many people are still perplexed at the very notion.
What I'm more concerned about is this net even powerful enough to catch Sportacus? After a bit of preliminary research [an image of the Wikipedia article on "Fishing net" is displayed] I have found that it's most likely a nylon fishing net used to catch schools of fish. Now this is most likely strong enough to hold Sportacus, but the real question is: Are four Robbies enough to hold him down? Judging by their athletic and eating habits, I would say "no".
Alright, those are all of Robbie Rotten's moves. Though he doesn't have too many in Smash Brothers, his overall design is an extreme homage to his appearance in LazyTown and also the legacy he has left behind with his legendary meme.
Oh wait, I almost forgot his Final Smash it's a reference to the very used- Robbie: Don't let your kids watch it!
History[]
This rip was originally uploaded on January 8, 2017, under the title "Main Theme - Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo Switch". It was conceived as a fake game for the purpose of this rip and was later renamed to "Main Theme - Super Smash Bros. (working title)" following the announcement of the next game in the series in the March 8, 2018 Nintendo Direct. It was then renamed to its current title after the game's full name was revealed at E3 2018.
This rip was made unlisted sometime around July 10 and July 11, 2020, and has been removed from the Super Smash Bros. UItimate playlist. This is most likely because of various controversies regarding RelaxAlax in early July 2020.
