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Flowers, snow and industrial structures supply the clues in a group session with Fir, Vulpixie, JayMoji and friends.
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Mario Kart Hide and Seek, But We Hide Together
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- 0:00One player hides and sends screenshot clues; anyone who finds them must join the hiding spot.
- 0:25Vulpixie opens the coastal round with a close-up clue showing red flowers.
- 5:55Fir takes the hiding role in the snow region, supplying cropped images of icy scenery.
- 10:10JayMoji hides in forest and swamp territory, where reaching the spot means negotiating tricky terrain.
- 16:52Skip's volcanic-area round uses industrial structures and glimpses of his kart's surroundings as clues.
A close-up of red flowers is not much of a navigation aid. In Fyrus's "Mario Kart Hide and Seek, But We Hide Together", it is the starting clue for finding Vulpixie somewhere along the coast. Fir gets there quickly; the others have rather more searching to do.
Fyrus posted nothing new this week, leaving that October session as his busiest older upload. Its sardines rules turn discovery into another hiding assignment: find the player, then squeeze in alongside them. Later rounds move through snow, forest and volcanic territory, with cropped screenshots making familiar scenery surprisingly difficult to place.
Hide-and-seek has a history here. "Animal Crossing but it's Hide and Seek", posted in 2020, remains Fyrus's most-watched regular video at roughly 316,000 views. The Mario Kart version gives that familiar idea a much bigger playground.
The channel's subscriber count stayed unchanged, while daily viewing is running at about a fifth of its usual pace. The earlier "Mario Kart Hide and Seek is HILARIOUS" is also drawing viewers, followed by "Mario Party, but we're Blindfolded". Between searching without a map and playing without sight, Fyrus's archive finds plenty of ways to make Nintendo games less straightforward.
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The archive upload is titled "Mario Party, but we're Blindfolded".