Summoning Salt

A player who set legendary world records at any percent and warpless.

Mentioned in a clip about losing a world record.

darbian is the bus metaphor man and also happened to be the best Super Mario player on the planet from 2015 through 2016.

Former world record holder who created an analogy for the frame rule system.

Super Mario Bros. world record holder who began running Wii Sports Resort Golf.

Arcus is a man who speedruns burritos.

A speedrunning legend who beat Jimmy's personal best.

Mentioned as an example of someone dominant in Ninja Gaiden.

Mentioned for setting 16 Ninja Gaiden world records in a row.

A Ninja Gaiden speedrunner who matched Reley's time and later achieved sub-12 and sub-11:40 times, eventually setting a world record.

An incredibly talented speedrunner and record holder in Ghosts and Goblins.

A speedrunner known for Super Mario Bros. and Ghosts and Goblins who discovered a new strategy for the Jacko fight.

The first player to set a world record with the Shy Guy Beach ultra shortcut and came up with a rough idea for an ultra shortcut on Bowser Castle 3.

Beat Mr. Bean's record on Wario's Gold Mine twice in 2018.

Mentioned for trying to explain frame rules.

A speedrunner attempting to break the Super Mario 64 120 star world record on Twitch.tv. He is a central figure in the video's narrative, with his successes and failures heavily discussed.

Creator of a video detailing the storied world record of Peach.

A YouTuber who tried to explain frame rules.

Mentioned in relation to a video about wall clips.

Runner who beat David Gibbon's record and showcased Mario 3 glitches.

The creator mentions Summoning Salt in the context of speedrunning.