RedFalcon and raysfire give Mario a one-color rule
Their cross-game challenge turns ordinary stairs into obstacles and has drawn roughly 188,000 views.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Every Mario but You Only Touch 1 Color
Video summary
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- 0:00Falc establishes the spawn-color rule and the exemptions for cutscenes, maps and level objectives.
- 0:38The challenge begins on Wonder's green terrain before moving backward through the Mario games.
- 6:23Clear pipes become part of Falc's route through Super Mario 3D World's sea-green assignment.
- 7:51Stairs near the flagpole complicate the New Super Mario Bros. U and New Super Mario Bros. 2 attempts.
- 10:04Galaxy 2 adds falling multicolored Star Bits and carefully timed cutscene triggers to the challenge.
Mario can reach the flagpole and still have a problem: the stairs beneath it are the wrong color. RedFalcon's only new upload this week, "Every Mario but You Only Touch 1 Color", makes familiar levels awkward in a very particular way.
Joined by returning co-host raysfire, Falc follows a simple rule: the color Mario spawns on is the only one he can touch in that area. Cutscenes, overworld maps and end-of-level objectives get exemptions. The pair begin with Super Mario Bros. Wonder and work backward through the series, inspecting terrain that would normally barely deserve a glance. Clear pipes offer a route through Super Mario 3D World; multicolored Star Bits become hazards in Galaxy 2.
Viewers have taken to troubleshooting alongside them. Several suggest visiting a Toad House for a Fire Flower in Super Mario Bros. 3, while another proposes a speedrunning movement technique for 3D World. One comment neatly describes the duo's dynamic as siblings playing the touching-and-not-touching game, only cooperatively.
The upload has roughly doubled its first-day views over the week. Across the channel, daily viewing is running comfortably above its usual level, and subscribers increased modestly. Nearby variety-gaming channels javeus and slurpy had larger weekly subscriber gains, while JayMoji had a quieter viewing week.
Falc's busiest individual video remains September's "Can you LOSE ALL 1,411 Minigames?", now past a million views. The elaborate exercise in deliberately losing is bringing in more daily views than the new color challenge, giving this week's Mario restrictions some suitably contrary company.
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What viewers say
I feel like this whole video is 2 siblings doing the "theyre touching me" and "im not touching you" but working together instead of against each other
@thpolar3887See it on YouTubeWent from trying not to touch a colour to only trying to touch one colour.Like a full circle.
@moyinmofebabalola1441See it on YouTube20:12 I did not know how green these games were
@Loudfire1See it on YouTube
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You couldve gotten a power up from the toad house in mario 3 to finish the fortress. Like a fire flower
@CenYoutube38See it on YouTubeIn 3D World, since this is the switch version, you should be able to do the speedrun technique where you jump side to side while running to pick up a ton of speed.
Combining that with picking Peach or Luigi, you might be able to clear the bridge.@pirachouSee it on YouTubeEvery video you do with Raysfire has such great chemistry 😂
@TheStarryDawnSee it on YouTubei love the little pins on his blazer
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The videos drawing views on RedFalcon right now
- Channel
- RedFalcon
- Subscribers
- 717,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 890,919
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 29, 2026
- Video views so far
- 188,012
- Views on its first day
- 91,065
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