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ReeceeYT
Full name	Captain Reecee Gamer T. Ode
Species	Human
First appearance	2004
Latest appearance	Present day

Revision as of 13:24, August 18, 2024

“Stay Perky!”

—Reecee

Hi, I'm Reecee, I'm a Nintendo content creator who loves the Mario franchise so over the past few years, I've been occasionally editing the Mario Wiki. Check out my YouTube channel as I post a lot of Mario-related content along with other Nintendo content.

About me

PEAK FICTION

I'm 21 years old and I have been a fan of Mario for over 15 years now. The first time I ever remember seeing Mario was on a Mario Bros. (game) arcade cabinet in the lobby of a barber shop when I was three years old. A few years later, I got a DSi where I played New Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario 64 DS and I've been a huge fan ever since. I am especially interested in the Mario RPGs as I binged through the Paper Mario series in 2020 and have liked the Mario & Luigi and Super Paper Mario since I was a child. I am known online to be OBSESSED with Paper Mario, especially a certain one on a cube-shaped console involving an ancient door. My favorite Mario games are both Super Mario Odyssey and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and I'm ecstatic that the latter got a remake. I am also so happy that the Mario and Luigi series finally returned with Mario & Luigi: Brothership. I don't think I would be the same person I am today if it wasn't for the Mario franchise, it helped me build a YouTube channel, meet so many friends, and eventually led me to other video game franchises. Aside from Mario, I'm also a fan of Kirby, Pikmin, Zelda, Xenoblade Chronicles, Breaking Bad, the Mother series, Pac-Man, The Brave Little Toaster, SpongeBob Squarepants, and Family Guy.

I also am very interested in researching the development history of the Paper Mario series and running a Twitter account called Paper Mario Beta Archive with Fawfulthegreat64 where we document information and spread the word about it. Connected with this, I'm helping to lead the search for the partially lost, E3 2010 trailer of Paper Mario: Sticker Star. Currently, we only have a 14-second camera recording of the trailer from the E3 show floor but our goal is to find the full minute-long trailer. Thankfully, we do have other resources such as the full audio for the trailer, screenshots, and unused data found within the files of the game. If you're interested in learning more about it, this article, is a great place to start.