Blast Away the Wall

Blast Away the Wall is K41's 50th mishap. Development started in July 2021, and it was released on February 5, 2022.

Plot: Jess, Tanto64, Mario, and K41 are bored at the Youtuber House. After going on a walk outside, a car barely misses them and crashes into a wall. Curious as to what's behind the wall, they try to break through the wall; Mario learns that K41 is filming him and he decides to have some fun.

Events:

Characters:

K41 (Main)

Mario (Main)

Tanto64 (Main)

Jess/Bake64 (Main) (Debut)

Wario (Antagonist)

Waluigi (Antagonist)

CringeyBoi69 (Secondary Antagonist)

SM64 Community Members (Minor)

Flage Camo (Minor)

Helicopter (Minor)

Steve (Minor)

The Gingerbread Man (Minor)

Wiggler (Cameo)

Yoshi (Cameo)

Toad (Cameo)

Metal Mario (Cameo)

Koopa Paratroopa (Cameo)

Fire Toad (Cameo)

Trivia:


 * This entire episode is a reference to a 4th wall break, as behind the wall, Mario finds a camera and realizes he's being filmed and his actions are being broadcasted to Youtube. He even tries to entertain the audience by having K41 film his daily life.
 * This video was partially inspired by SMG4's 2012 video "Breaking Walls".
 * The title of this video, Blast Away the Wall, is a reference to the a star of the same name in Whomp's Fortress in Super Mario 64. In homage to that star, one of the ways Mario attempts to break the wall is by jumping into a canon and shooting himself at the wall, which is the intended way to get the star in Super Mario 64. Jess also attempts to clip onto the other side of the wall by doing "canonless", a Super Mario 64 speedrun trick, which involves standing in a precise spot and walking off the edge. The fact that Jess does it is a reference to Jess winning K41's Super Mario 64 speedrun competition in 2020.
 * The fact that K41, Tanto64, Jess, and Mario start the video bored inside the Youtuber House is a reference to both the start of the Knex and Friends Stream Clips Animated series as well as the end of the initial stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, where people in the United States were stuck inside their houses; it's also a reference to the fact that the last episode had come out over six months prior.
 * Jess not being able to stand properly is a reference to the fact that this is Jess's first appearance in a Super Mario Mishap episode, as well as a reference to how k'nex figures can easily be knocked down accidentally.
 * When K41 says "noclip ability", it's a reference to the ability to fly and phase through walls in Garry's Mod.
 * Mario attempting a kaizo trick by dismounting Yoshi and grabbing onto Helicopter is a reference to Super Mario Maker 2 kaizo levels.
 * This is the first time Steve respawned on screen; Jess asking if Steve respawns is a reference to Steve always dying in Super Mario Mishaps episodes.
 * Mario attempting to BLJ is a reference to the Backwards Long Jump, a trick in Super Mario 64 where Mario gains massive backwards speed and skips large parts of the game.
 * The camera acting weird is a reference to Garry's Mod ragdoll physics.
 * Wario and Waluigi flying the "special effects" jumpscare Wario head is a reference to the Wario Apparition meme from early 2020.
 * This is the first Super Mario Mishaps episode to have a "post-credits" scene/credits fakeout, as the credits start for a few seconds but then the video resumes.