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Arrowstotle gives Mario a boss-powered wardrobe

His custom Super Mario Odyssey run turns defeated bosses into hats, weapons and ways through otherwise awkward terrain.

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Mario, but I STEAL Boss Abilities

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0:41Topper's fight introduces the first stolen power: firing spinning green hats.
2:11Madame Broode's encounter unlocks a dash that smashes through stone walls.
5:52Harriet's battle adds throwable spiked bombs to Mario's toolkit.
8:42Knucklotec's reward gives Mario a floating gauntlet for blocking attacks.
16:29Spewart's defeat unlocks walking across poison and lava.
18:50Arrowstotle combines the accumulated powers to bypass obstacles on the climb toward Torkdrift.

What does Mario gain from beating a boss besides a clear path onward? In Arrowstotle's "Mario, but I STEAL Boss Abilities," the answer starts with bunny ears and soon includes a wall-smashing dash.

No new uploads arrived this week, but the custom Super Mario Odyssey adventure is keeping things busy. Released just over two weeks ago, it has reached roughly 692,000 views and is comfortably the channel's most active video right now. Daily views across Arrowstotle are nearly double their usual level, while subscribers grew modestly over the week.

The run uses Superstar Mode, credited to SKELUX, and makes each defeated boss part of Mario's expanding toolkit. Topper supplies spinning green hats; Madame Broode's encounter unlocks Chomp Dash. Soon Mario can throw Harriet's explosives and block attacks with Knucklotec's floating gauntlet. Arrowstotle sums up the new independence after gaining the dash: "I don't need you to break stuff anymore. I can do it myself."

That changes the platforming as much as the combat. Spewart's reward lets Mario walk over poison and lava, and the stacked abilities offer new ways around obstacles.

The older "Mario, but I can UPGRADE" remains active too, alongside "Mario, but every level has a MYSTERY Button," with its custom Mario Wonder stages by Getlucky12. Among nearby gaming channels, RetroGamingDays had a particularly busy viewing week, while NintendoCapriSun was quieter. Arrowstotle's own week belonged to an increasingly well-equipped Mario, without needing another upload.

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