Smithy Final Boss, Ending, and Credits | Super Mario RPG Remake 

I think it's because he has a bone to pick with him like "Yo Smithy I'm here to end you once and for all"

But no "who do you think you are? Bruce lee?"

​@@Nigh-tcity Really sadly when they just removed Bruce Lee word.

Having played a lot of the original as well as the remake I'm going to guess they're around level 21 or 22 here. Maybe a little higher but definitely not maxed.

@@fullarioI just wondered if being at max level was recommended for the final boss. As a kid I only ever got to play the original as a rental from the video store(yeah I’m that old😅) so I didn’t have the time or patience required for a game like this.

@@doctorwyvern9992 Hey I'm 38 and remember renting games for the weekend from Blockbuster. 🙂I've found being around level 25-26 is good enough for Smithy. For fighting the secret boss Culex (the real final boss IMO) in Monstro Town I try to be as close to 30 as possible.

@@doctorwyvern9992for me the only way I could beat him was with the lazy shell and lazy shell armor. I never did it without it

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Why r u crying

@@NoobyTheGamer Geno :) Going to miss him. Love the video though.

You're kinda confusing smithy's backstory with the dark star's... Though he does summon it in this battle.

Hm, doesn't really follow the theme, I think. I forgot if this is canon or not, but I remember something to the tune of: "The Mario World is one of silliness. There's not really weapons in the traditional sense: puppet parts, frying pans, Koopa shells, chain chomps, ect. Smithy's gang are all medieval age weaponry: battle axes, spears, swords. Smithy's invasion is a attempt to poison the innocence of the Mushroom Kingdom with true violence and death." The only exception is Mario (and, say, the Hammer Bros) and Smithy himself both use hammers. And roughly remembering just off the top of my head, I think Exor and Mack are the first _actual swords_ I remember in a Mario game, in the entire franchise. Contrast, the axe blades in the first Mario game were _not_ used *on Bowser,* but *_on the bridges_* over the lava.

My theory is that smithy was a failed prototype that's trying to prove he's Superior to everyone on the planet and that may be getting rid of wishes is his way of making everyone feel as hopeless as he does, my other theory is he was trying to mass-produce his self in an attempt to create unstoppable army and wishes had to be destroyed to do that or he needed the Stars to make his own wish so he can make that happen, both of these theories are supported by the final battlefield at the end

nah the bass was the best part and it's drowned out in the remake

​@@xKillZone99 It's like they said: "I receive the bass's volume, you receive sick af guitar noises." But also it's not like you can't hear the bass at all, it's still fairly noticeable.

The best soundtrack ever

I always thought that Smithy ate/forge the Star to show it through his chest.

Yep. Pretty handy

It certainly spoke to Smithy's character. It made me think that the one we fought was just one in a series, like the factory itself.

​@@brimstoneclub The way I see it I think all the Smithy heads are weapon moulds he made for himself that he deemed not perfect so he simply dumped them. Left to rust and rot. Since he makes weapons and he himself practically IS a weapon it's not out of the question.

@@RJS2003i believe he was mass producing himself like the terminator and his true form is very similar to the t1000 being made of Liquid Metal and being vulnerable to extreme heat.

Will it still work if I beat the game a second time?

It’s called a homage.

Yeah, auto swapping in the back members if all the front members were taken out was a new feature added to the remake, that did not exist in the original.

They didn’t. It just wasn’t played in this video.

It still plays if you wait they just cut at the end

What am I supposed to imagine, them fighting or what

@@Ash-Vod Rosalina & Luigi fighting against Smithy. And Imagine if Rosalina used her powers to defeat Culex.