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Little Timmy level 

Little Timmy levels are levels in the game Super Mario Maker 2 with poor level design that kill the player in ways that weren't there fault and then commonly play the laugh sound effect at them, not to be confused with troll levels that show of ways to kill the player in intresting ways or kaizo levels which are extremely diffucult these levels aren't inresting and don't require real skill.

These levels include but are not limited to :
Hitting an invisble block when jumping across a gap
Enemy spam and a hidden block with a star
Pick a door or pick a pipe
Sound effect spam especially laughing
I got a little timmy level in endless expert so I gave it a boo and skipped!

Little Timmy Level 

A terms use when a user-generated level in some game that support it looks like it was make by a 7 - 9 years old, due to it unfair gameplay and bad-looking level design. This is not to confuse with Troll level - Level that are unfair INTENTIONALLY and do it in a creative manner.
These level include, but not limited to :

- Random block placing
- Spamming too many enemy (common in Super Mario Maker 2)
- Spamming ton of object with no explainable reason to exist, especially object that can affect gameplay (common in Geometry Dash)
- Containing tons of note that is way to close to each other on a very high Time Signature without any synchronization to the chosen song (common on Graveyard-ed level on Osu!, including every game mode in the game)
- Any type of behavior that can only likely done by a 7 - 9 years old.
What the heck did I just play, a Little Timmy Level???
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