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marioplex 

10^12431
An absurdly large and specific number created by MatPat from Game Theory to describe the amount of possible and fun levels that can be created in Super Mario Maker.
A MarioPlex is a number larger than the amount of atoms in the known universe.
marioplex by Eating_Rice August 6, 2017

Marioplex 

A number created by MatPat on TheGameTheorists which represents the total possible amount of playable levels in Super Mario Maker:
10^12431 or (link to expanded form of number written out): freetexthost.com/1mrdj1wogs
"Someday people will use the oddly specific number "Marioplex" to convey just how small the universe is"
"Dude the universe is huge"
"But a marioplex is a bigger number than the amount of atoms in the universe"
"Thats crazy man"
Marioplex by JeebusIsMySaber August 8, 2017

Marioplex 

A Marioplex is an oddly specific number that was coined by Mathew Patrick (Matpat) to describe the amount of fun and finish-able levels are possible to make in Nintendo Mario maker (hence the name)
There is around a Marioplex of different fun finish-able levels that can be made in Mario Maker! ~a nerd
Marioplex by Dab Howter August 7, 2017

MarioPlex 

10^12431 (The amount of playable fun levels that can be designed in Super Mario Maker™ ).
"By the power invested in my, by no-one, the number 10^12431, a number unreachable in this universe and almost as many universes that can be imagined, I dub this huge and oddly specific number as a MarioPlex."
MarioPlex by 0afish August 6, 2017

marioplex 

The order of magnitude of the number of possible playable and fun levels in mario maker; 10^12431

Source: MatPat from The Game Theorists, "Game Theory: Super Mario Maker, BIGGER than the UNIVERSE!"
I finally made a marioplex levels!
marioplex by Nightfury2986 August 6, 2017

Marioplex 

An insanely large number made by MatPat from the game theory youtube channel, the size of it is 1.8 x 10^12431 (18 followed by 12431 zeroes)
P1: That is a massive number of cats!
P2: I have a marioplex of them.
Marioplex by Umsomeguy August 10, 2017
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