Beware of Forest Mushrooms
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Jump to navigationJump to searchKanji | "森のキノコにご用心" |
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Romaji | "Mori no Kinoko ni go Youjin" |
English | "Beware of Forest Mushrooms" |
Original Artist | Yoko Shinomura |
Source | Super Mario RPG BGM |
Original Video URL | http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm689 (2006 Rap: sm1424837, Rawest Forest: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfXng_kD9ZA) |
Medleys that use this song
- Choukessen
- Fourhanded Performance
- Gocchani
- Hakkyou
- Hakkyou Kotoatarashiku
- Kousoku Medley
- Kumikyoku
- NicoTube Transpacifica
- SUPER MARIO CEREMONY -The 30th Anniversary Medley-
- Super Smashup Ultimate
- The Ultimate Super Mario RPG Medley
- Remake of YTPMD
- The Octagon Element
- remixed end
Lyrics
Super Mario RPG |
It is the only one just for me |
When I play the game, I get lost in a phase |
Then I find out I'm stuck in Geno's Maze |
Super Mario RPG |
It is the only one just for me |
When I play the game, I get lost in a phase |
Then I find out I'm stuck in Geno's Maze |
Gimme Frog Coins |
Gimme Ice Bombs |
Gimme Fright Bombs |
Gimme Mushrooms |
Gimme See Ya |
Gimme Star Egg |
Gimme Cookies |
Gimme Lamb's Lure |
I want e- |
-v'rything I need |
I must play this |
More and more and |
Need to get those |
Damn frog coins to |
Pay off all my |
Credit card bills |
There are many secrets in the game |
Many of which drive some peeps insane |
Why we try to cheat in a really good game? |
Just sounds like crap and it makes you look lame |
Exiting the forest is super simple |
All you do is follow these patterns |
For the rest of your gaming life |
Follow Geno's route here, |
Follow Geno's route here, |
Follow Geno's route here, |
I'm a gaming god. |
Notes
- The original BGM was devoid of lyrics. Those listed come from a 2004 arrangement done by Martin Hagwall, aka Märta. Two years later, he made a much more successful remix, known as "The Super Mario RPG Song - Rawest Forest". In the source video labeled "2006 Rap", Taitson is singing a cover of this.
- The footage used in the Nico video is from a 1927 German postmodern movie called Metropolis, from the scene called "The Dance of the Whore of Babylon."
- The original song achieved meme status due to one line of the song itself. The words "peeps insane", due to the robotic nature of the voice, can be easily misheard as "VIP-Sensei" or "Mr. VIP" ("Mr." denoting a teacher/instructor here), referring to the default name "VIPPER" on 2ch's News4VIP boards.