Just a controversial Australian animation YouTube channel who made the web series of the same name using Super Mario 64 and GMod. In the past, they used SM64 as a base game for their webisodes, nowadays they use GMod as a base game for newer webisodes.
by Ryan900USAYT October 21, 2022
noun: An Australian YouTuber, real name Luke Lerd. Co-founder of Glitch Productions. Physical form of the internet.
by TTV-SPG101 January 19, 2019
Debuted in 2011, SMG4 is a machinima web series on YouTube featuring Mario and his friends going on crazy and memey ass adventures. It is run by Aussie brothers Luke and Kevin Lerdwichagul, who are respectively the CCO and CEO of Glitch Productions.
Glitch Productions is the Aussie company behind SMG4 and the 3D animation series such as Meta Runner, Murder Drones and Sunset Paradise (which is an SMG4 spinoff series).
Glitch Productions is the Aussie company behind SMG4 and the 3D animation series such as Meta Runner, Murder Drones and Sunset Paradise (which is an SMG4 spinoff series).
The style of SMG4 videos has changed over the years:
The ancient era (2011-2013): All the videos were made by Luke, using SM64 footage and pngs. Black humor and some now-copyrighted music was used very prominantly. Also there were a lot of Mario recolors, most of whom are based on SM64 machinimists irl.
The classic era (2013-2016): Luke still made the episodes by himself. The editing and the selection of memes was better. In addition, a lot of ideas were utilised very well in videos, such as parodies of well-known video games, an interactive episode or Mario IRL. Also, most of the Mario recolors were replaced by funnier side characters. Because of that, a lot of fans consider this the golden age of SMG4.
The early modern era (2016-2019): Kevin started to help Luke with the writing. The use of GMOD and Project64 started to become prominent. Luke and Kevin had to use less music and black humor due to YouTube's new policies. The series started to have modern OCs and anime tropes, as well as story arcs. Considerable flaws and fan toxicity started to emerge in this era.
The modern era (2019-now): SMG4 episodes are now being made The GMOD animation quality is becoming better and better. More and more characters are being introduced with either major or minor roles. Occasional experimental episodes as well as more anime tropes and a deep lore are included in this era. This is also a very flawed era compared to the previous one. Also the fans has become extremely toxic.
The ancient era (2011-2013): All the videos were made by Luke, using SM64 footage and pngs. Black humor and some now-copyrighted music was used very prominantly. Also there were a lot of Mario recolors, most of whom are based on SM64 machinimists irl.
The classic era (2013-2016): Luke still made the episodes by himself. The editing and the selection of memes was better. In addition, a lot of ideas were utilised very well in videos, such as parodies of well-known video games, an interactive episode or Mario IRL. Also, most of the Mario recolors were replaced by funnier side characters. Because of that, a lot of fans consider this the golden age of SMG4.
The early modern era (2016-2019): Kevin started to help Luke with the writing. The use of GMOD and Project64 started to become prominent. Luke and Kevin had to use less music and black humor due to YouTube's new policies. The series started to have modern OCs and anime tropes, as well as story arcs. Considerable flaws and fan toxicity started to emerge in this era.
The modern era (2019-now): SMG4 episodes are now being made The GMOD animation quality is becoming better and better. More and more characters are being introduced with either major or minor roles. Occasional experimental episodes as well as more anime tropes and a deep lore are included in this era. This is also a very flawed era compared to the previous one. Also the fans has become extremely toxic.
by amogusamoguseverywhere June 29, 2022
An Australian meme Lord destined for memes and makes amazing videos about a retarded Mario spaghetti addict.
by AshTBRM March 26, 2020
A popular Youtuber of which makes nonsense Mario videos as a joke and sometimes makes serious high-effort content with lore.
by Glitchguy March 25, 2023
SuperMarioGlitchy4
A youtube machinimist that used to be funny before he started making half-assed over-arching plots instead of stupid comedy.
Also the majority of the fanbase are asskissers or make weird fanart.
A youtube machinimist that used to be funny before he started making half-assed over-arching plots instead of stupid comedy.
Also the majority of the fanbase are asskissers or make weird fanart.
"SMG4? SuperMarioGlitchy4? More like SuperMarioGay4."
by greenPendragon March 26, 2021
SMG4 is an Australian famous youtuber who made a series called "SMG4", SMG4 also stands for "Super Mario Glitchy 4", which was his name at the start of his youtube career.
by 34ragokr April 30, 2023