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Info About FNF vs Super Mario Bros Funk Mix Deluxe

I stumbled onto FNF vs Super Mario Bros Funk Mix Deluxe when I was browsing for Friday Night Funkin’ mods, and I was honestly blown away by how it blends those iconic Mario melodies with a funky, toe-tapping beat. Instead of Boyfriend squaring off against the usual suspects, you get Mario, Luigi, and even Bowser stepping up to the mic in pixel-perfect sprites that look like they strolled right out of the Mushroom Kingdom. The opening track, a remixed take on the classic “Overworld Theme,” hits just the right nostalgia notes but throws in some slick basslines that feel new.

Once you get into the actual gameplay, it’s everything you love about FNF—hitting arrows on the beat, watching the gauge fill—but with a Mario twist. Each song feels like its own little level: there’s a fiery remix of the Lava Land theme where the background pulses in glowing reds, then a breezy twist on the Athletic Theme that has the characters sliding across platforms in perfect synchronicity. The charting is pretty well done, too; even when you’re getting pummeled by Bowser’s notes, there’s a sweetness in mastering that final sequence and hearing the mod’s custom vocals hit that high note.

Visually, Funk Mix Deluxe nails the balance between keeping that retro Super Mario style and adding FNF flair. The backgrounds are layered so you get the sense of depth—like palm trees swaying in the distance or bullet bills zooming past the top of the screen. I especially love how Princess Peach shows up during her song as this commanding presence with sparkles around her, almost daring you not to hit every single arrow. The little details, like Mario’s hat flying off when he misses a note, really sell the mash-up vibe.

Overall, diving into this mod feels like hanging out with friends who know exactly how much you adore both FNF and Mario, and then decide to throw a party for those fandoms. Difficulty ramps up at the right pace, so you don’t burn out on the first listen, and there’s enough charm in the character animations to keep you grinning through even the stickiest note patterns. Whether you’re here for the nostalgia, the challenge, or just to see Mario breakdance to a funky beat, this mod serves up a slice of gaming joy that’s hard to beat.