Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 21 minutes ago

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Last Impact is a Super Mario 64 ROM Hack by Kaze Emanuar.

EDIT:
Luigihaxd has had a much faster "Light The Braziers" run of 5"20 that you can watch here.
youtu.be/lxShtNnwGyQ

I also didn't know about Last Impact having a stationary dive-roll recover that can be performed in a frame, meaning both of the BLJ routes can be improved even more. (Roughly 5 frame improvements.)

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I started a few LOTAS' (Low-Optimized Tool Assisted Speedruns) of these runs back in October of 2018. Naturally, I never finished them because I was lazy. Decided to give them a try again and here are the results. I actually like this course a lot despite barely being able to see anything lol.

Stars - Times - Re-Records:
"Beat The Bully" - 11"93 (Re-Records: 668)
"Beat The Bully" (BLJ-Less) - 13"53 (Re-Records: 2,851)
"Light The Braziers" - 7"37 (Re-Records: 1,413)
"Light The Braziers" (BLJ-Less) - 29"57 (Re-Records: 11,908)

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Last Impact is by Kaze Emanuar. Go subscribe to him before Nintendo DMCA's him to shreds.
Kaze's Channel: youtube.com/user/KazeBG0

Oh wait he has like a million more subs than I do. Sub to me instead please! (95% of my subs don't watch my videos. Shout out to the 7 of you that do.
Here's my channel: youtube.com/Bretaigne

All of these TAS's were done on Version 1.1 of Last Impact.
Version 1.1 patched a few bugs, but is relatively the same compared to Version 1.0.
Version 1.2 removed fall damage, and patched the BLJ, preventing it from being performed.
Version 1.2 likely has new BLJLess routes for both these stars, due to removing the restriction of potentially taking fall damage. I planned to do them, but realized that they would most likely have similar movement.

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This is a Tool-Assisted Speedrun/Superplay.
Don't know what that is?
Check out these videos explaining what a TAS is. I highly recommend both of them!

Introduction to TAS: Tool-Assisted Speedrunning (What, How, Why?) - by Sonicpacker
youtu.be/R3-ohYvi_fc

Tool-Assisted Speed-Running Explained - by Bismuth
youtube.com/watch?v=Ietk1-Wb7oY

If that wasn't enough, check out the official forums and webpage for TASVideos:
tasvideos.org