Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
My friends, why does a gentle Super Mario 64 sea dragon have a warning sign? Why do so many people share a similar memory of being eaten by a creature that cannot do so? What was Dorrie supposed to be in the early builds of this game? Is this something that actually happened, or just a so-called Mandela Effect taking place in the Hazy Maze Cave? And what happens when you cross a Japanese translation difference, thirty years of fan fiction, and the very particular way the human mind fills in the gaps of a childhood memory? What is it with this game, and such ponderings as L is Real 2401, or Every Copy of Super Mario 64 is Personalized?
Today, we are going to find out, by pondering this remarkable urban legend, about Dorrie, and the unsettling nature of Hazy Maze Cave. Pour yourself something warm, get comfy, and here we go.
#retro #n64 #mario #supermario64 #retrogaming #nintendo64
Gaming thread reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/a0tvgu/dae_have_distinct_memories_of_dorrie_from_super
Mandela Effect thread reddit.com/r/MandelaEffect/comments/hlx54q/dorrie_used_to_be_able_to_eat_you_in_mario_64
Background Gameplay by Illu youtube.com/watch?v=Mcszi2C25Ss
Was Dorrie Supposed to Eat You in Super Mario 64? The Truth Is Strange
The Mario 64 Urban Legend People Still Believe
The Dorrie Discrepancy
This Mario 64 Urban Legend goes DEEPER Than You Thought
00:00 Intro
01:15 Memories of Dorrie
06:16 Japanese Translations
08:52 Japanese Folklore
10:37 Creative Interpretations
13:16 More Accounts
15:18 Mario 64's Influence
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My friends, why does a gentle Super Mario 64 sea dragon have a warning sign? Why do so many people share a similar memory of being eaten by a creature that cannot do so? What was Dorrie supposed to be in the early builds of this game? Is this something that actually happened, or just a so-called Mandela Effect taking place in the Hazy Maze Cave? And what happens when you cross a Japanese translation difference, thirty years of fan fiction, and the very particular way the human mind fills in the gaps of a childhood memory? What is it with this game, and such ponderings as L is Real 2401, or Every Copy of Super Mario 64 is Personalized?
Today, we are going to find out, by pondering this remarkable urban legend, about Dorrie, and the unsettling nature of Hazy Maze Cave. Pour yourself something warm, get comfy, and here we go.
#retro #n64 #mario #supermario64 #retrogaming #nintendo64
Gaming thread reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/a0tvgu/dae_have_distinct_memories_of_dorrie_from_super
Mandela Effect thread reddit.com/r/MandelaEffect/comments/hlx54q/dorrie_used_to_be_able_to_eat_you_in_mario_64
Background Gameplay by Illu youtube.com/watch?v=Mcszi2C25Ss
Was Dorrie Supposed to Eat You in Super Mario 64? The Truth Is Strange
The Mario 64 Urban Legend People Still Believe
The Dorrie Discrepancy
This Mario 64 Urban Legend goes DEEPER Than You Thought
00:00 Intro
01:15 Memories of Dorrie
06:16 Japanese Translations
08:52 Japanese Folklore
10:37 Creative Interpretations
13:16 More Accounts
15:18 Mario 64's Influence
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