PangaeaPanga Dictionary - Created by Adam S.

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Action - A suffix used in conjunction with any word in this dictionary, giving the word no real
new meaning. For example, “cheese action” could be said about finding cheese.

Air Ball - A thrown item that misses its target entirely.

All of the Work in the Group Project - A player doing “all of the work in the group project”
completes an objective (whether that be acquiring a key or completing a clear condition) by
themselves, usually resulting in another player stealing their win.

Axe - The goal at the end of a castle level.

Banger - Superball Flower (referring to the use of Super Mario Land’s soundtrack). ‘Banger’
may also be used to describe a music level.

Bee Movie / beeBobble - Stingby (referencing the movie of the same name).

Bennett Foddy’s- A difficult platforming level mimicking “Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy”.

Big _____ Guy - The blank could be filled in with anything. “Big cat guy,” for example, could be
a remark made about a creator whose level contained an abundance of cat suits, or even one.
This is a loose term and has been used liberally by Panga and his friends.

Bitrate - Said by Panga when experiencing frame drops.

BJR - Bowser Jr.

Bloc / Bloque - Pronunciation of “block.”

Bloopah - Pronunciation of Blooper.

Blowseph - Twister.

Bomb Excavation - The use of Bob-ombs or Link's bombs to open up a new path by blowing
up blocks. This is typically grueling and unfun.

Bonk - When the player hits their head on a ceiling or slams into any solid object causing them
to lose their horizontal momentum.

Bons - Dry Bones.

Boomer - Boomerang flower powerup. Also see “We get to play as A…”
Boost / Boosties - When one player jumps on another’s head to reach a higher area.

Boot - Goomba’s Shoe or Goomba's Stiletto.

(Not) The Bros. - Hammer Brothers.

Bros. Vs. Todds - A self-imposed online ruleset among Panga and his friends in which four
players enter a co-op match, but Mario and Luigi team up against Todd and Toddette.

Bum Bum / The Mad Lad - Boom Boom.

Bullet William / Banzai William - Bullet Bill / Banzai Bill respectively.

Cape Nash - Cape feather.

Ceave Gaming - A complicated setup, often using glitches or entity limit exploits.

Certified Meh - A painfully average level. Certified Like and Certified Boo have also been used
to describe levels that are unquestionably good or bad, respectively.

Chair - Panga’s chair, who Panga slides out of to let “play” auto levels.

Check Nash / Checks and Balances - Checkpoint.

Cheese - Shortcuts, skips or strategies in a level that were not intended by the creator.

Coming in Hot - Used liberally when any one entity is quickly approaching another. One player
could be “coming in hot” towards another, as could a shell or enemy.

Creative Level - Such a rarity in SMM2 that it should be pointed out in every appropriate
circumstance. Often followed by a “what the heck?”

Crunchwrap Supreme - Death to a thwomp or otherwise getting “crushed”.

D-Boost - Damage boosting, or taking damage in order to use invincibility frames.

D-Colon - Referring to the twitch emote prompet by typing “D:” . Panga says “D-Colon” out loud
to express anguish when given tedious tasks such as bomb or cloud excavation.

Dev Block - A hidden block, usually containing a power-up or a clear path to the goal, that
allows the level developer to clear their level with less effort than they intend other players to
use. Dev doors / pipes are also a genre of dev route.

DLC Content - A section of the level completely unnecessary to beat it, usually either as a
reward or as a more difficult challenge.

Doggo - Chain Chomp.

Double / Triple Boo - A level so bad that one boo is not enough for Panga. Quadruple boos are
not unheard of. Each of these boos will get one swear for each additional boo on top of the first.
For example, a double boo would warrant one swear.

Downtown - When a thrown item or projectile hits its target from a long range, it comes “from
downtown.”

Drainer - A level taking many lives, often in endless mode.

Fans / For the Fans - Viewers in Panga’s chat who are disappointed if they see side content
uncollected. In particular, Panga has been known to risk both lives and time to collect 10, 30,
and 50 coins “for the fans.”

Feller, Feller Stocks, or Feller Stocks on the Rise - Propeller mushroom, or Panga’s
appreciation for it. Panga has also been known to say things like “invest” when the propeller
mushroom proves to be useful.

First Try Holage - Entering a one-block gap, usually on the first try.

Flaccid - Unsatisfying stairs or ending, in the sense that Panga “bonked” on the stairs or didn’t
reach the top of the flagpole.

Flobbies - Friend lobbies, involving two, three, or four player Vs. or Co-Op.

The Formula - A level-design strategy in which you stick with one theme and provide multiple
iterations on the same concept. For example, a level based around one enemy used in a
multitude of creative ways.

Gaming / Playing Video Games (on the Internet) - Playing well.

Going the Distance / Bringing ______ the Distance - Making a long, tedious trek, usually
without a checkpoint. “Bringing ______ the Distance” implies taking an item or powerup.

Grape Juice / Grape Soda - Poison found in the Jungle level theme.

Great Equalizer - A boss fight at the end of a Vs. level that allows slower players to catch up.

Gremlin - Someone in a Vs. or Co-Op match trying to intentionally mess up their competitors
(or teammates).
Happy Meal - A 3D-World style box powerup, usually a propeller box. Also see “We get to play
as A…”

Heck - Used by Panga in exclamation, often as a part of “what the heck”. Panga’s lack of
profane language makes his occasional swear (censored on youtube) a monument of anguish.

hello lois - A low-effort SMM2 level creator who Panga enjoys with a shared love for memes
such as family guy and among us.

Hold-Right Simulator - A level that can be beaten by holding right the entire time, regardless of
other inputs. “Hold-Right Simulators” usually have 100% optimized world records.

Homie 1-Ups - Three 1-Up Mushrooms, usually at or near the end of a level, given to Panga
simply for playing (or beating) the level.

Huge - A useful discovery or achievement.

I-Frame Johnson - Invincibility frames. Also see D-Boost.

Indicators - On-screen visuals that help guide the player and indicate where to jump, when to
do a specific trick, which enemies have a key, etc.

Jack Black - Bowser, as a reference to his inclusion in the upcoming Mario movie.

James Harden / James Harden Stepback - Iggy or Larry (comparing the basketball player of
the same name to their movement).

Jebaiter - A parachute thwomp (referencing the Twitch slang “jebaited,” meaning tricked or
trolled, and Panga’s lack of knowledge about the thwomp having a parachute).

Joshed - Tricked, usually into doing something useless. If Panga hits a useless block or enters
a useless area that he expected to beat him the level, he will sometimes claim to have gotten
joshed.

Juicer - A level in endless mode giving three lives.”The Juice” can also refer to lives
themselves.

The Jukes - When Panga (or an enemy) performs a difficult dodge, they are “bringing out the
jukes.”

Key Death - Dying after collecting every pink coin, which results in the player losing every pink
coin they had collected prior to activating a checkpoint.

Koopah - Pronunciation of Koopa.

Lemmy’s Balls / Play with Lemmy’s Balls - exclaimed by Panga when seeing Lemmy, or
sometimes used to nickname Lemmy himself.

The Level was so Fun… - When Panga is sent to the beginning of a level (via door/pipe or
death), he jokes that “the level was so fun I wanted to play it again.”

Lefty / I’m a Lefty - Said by Panga when choosing which path to choose (only when faced with
a left or right).

Link Level - a level giving you the link power-up at the beginning, consisting of nothing but
tutorials on how to use each ability.

Little Timmy Level - A level in which the creator seemingly spammed blocks, enemies, and
powerups with complete disregard for traditional level design. “Little Timmy” is used to represent
a young child.

Local Pom Poms in your Area - Pom Pom (referencing porn website advertisements).

Longest Level of my Life - A long level.

Mad on the Internet - “I’m mad on the internet,” commonly paired with slang such as “malding”
or “I’m actually throwing,” is one of Panga’s common coping mechanisms. It may refer to the low
level of effort required to become mad on the internet.

Malding - A combination of mad and balding. While this slang is frequently used by Panga, it’s
not exclusive to him.

Mrs. Puff - Porcupuffer (referencing the Spongebob Squarepants character of the same name).

“My B” Moment - A mistake that Panga takes blame for (standing for “my bad”).

Naked Pipe - A pipe that is not connected to ground blocks or another pipe.

Nans - Shenanigans.

New Supe Speedrun - A NSMB speedrun, traditionally extremely short expert levels consisting
of wall-jumps, tight tunnels, and enemy spam.

Nut / We Nutting - Super acorn. Panga has been known to continue the joke, saying that he
“couldn’t nut, he got walked in on” when he took damage.

Omega - A prefix used in conjunction with any adjective, giving the word no real new meaning.
For example, “omega annoying” could be said about an extremely annoying level.
. . . On the Internet - Used as a prefix in conjunction with adjectives describing himself, such as
“upset on the internet”.

One-Shot Johnson - Completing a level on the first try.

Onion Rings - Wendy’s ring-shaped projectiles.

Orb - The top of a flagpole.

Ovaries - A synonym for “over” or “it’s over.”

Our Boi / Alabama Beach Mouse - Skipsqueak / spiny skipsqueak.

Peepah - Pronunciation of Peepa.

Pick-a-Door/Pipe/Path - A level design in which the player is forced to randomly pick a path
hoping it is the correct one with the other paths leading to an automatic death.

Pixel Art - Using different colored course parts to make an artistic thumbnail.

Playstation Wizard - Magikoopa (referencing the resemblance between the shape of their
projectiles and the symbols on Playstation controllers).

Prego Sauce - Lava (referencing the brand of pasta sauce).

The Program - An application used to find hidden blocks and dev routes in a level.

Proper Capitalization - When a level title follows traditional grammar structure. Panga claims
that these levels have a higher chance of being fun, citing the attention to detail, but this has yet
to be proven.

Rays - Raysfire, Panga’s friend and fellow Super Mario Maker 2 streamer.

Red Coin Extravaganza - A level in which the player is expected to complete several small
challenges, collecting a series of pink coins along the way to open a required key door.

Refreshing Level - A type of automatic level with many flashing parts and sound effects, often
including a vertical subarea the player Ground Pounds through.

Schamazzed - Tricked / Fooled. See Joshed.

The Schmoves / Schmovement - Impressive movement, similar to The Jukes.

Scuffed - Messed up.

Send It / Press Send - To Jump blindly, usually in an attempt to cheese the level.

Shambles - Generally used when multiple things are going wrong at once or it feels that way,
Panga says that “(everything / this) is in shambles, dude.”

69 - An important number to Panga due to the sex position of the same name. He will often
attempt to maintain 69 coins or lives, and put an emphasis on the sixty-ninth popular course of
each week.

Skull Bloc / Bloque - A lava lift.

Softlock - A state in which the player cannot die or progress without restarting.

Spikevegeta - Spike (referencing the speedrunner of the same name).

Spiky Boi - A spike ball.

Spin to Win - a section requiring spin jumps.

Springboard - Trampoline.

Staples Guy - Hop-Chop.

Streak - A boo-streak, meh-streak or like-streak is a string of levels that each received the same
rating from Panga.

Take this Guy’s Ride - Kill an enemy in a cloud or clown car and jump into said “ride”.

Tech - Advanced tricks not originally intended to be in the game. Panga uses this
interchangeably with “strategy.” i.e., “I think that’s the tech.”

Thicc - A big mushroom or the acquisition of one- “we get to be thicc!” Panga has described this
too as “chonky.” Also see “Wide Peepo Happy”.

Throwing (for Content) - Something Panga says after making a stupid mistake (or stupid
mistakes). “Throwing” refers to losing intentionally, which Panga jokingly claims to be doing.

THX - The shorthand for “Thanks,” sometimes written at the end of a level. Panga sometimes
gets upset when levels don’t end this way.

Title Screen Level - A Nintendo-built level appearing as a default course when starting up the
game that was reposted.
Todd - Toad.

Toddette - Toadette.

Top / I’m a Top - Said by Panga when choosing which path to choose (only when faced with a
top or bottom). This is in reference to the slang “top” and “bottom” used to refer to dominant and
submissive partners in a relationship.

Toxic / Builder - Super Hammer.

True Ending - An optional bonus ending for completing an extra challenge, such as collecting
optional Pink Coins or keeping a powerup. Panga is a sucker for these, often considering the
top of the flagpole to be a true ending. He has been known to call an ending flaccid if he was
unable to retain his powerup, even if keeping it would have granted no reward.

Two-Shot Pfizer - Completing a level on the second try (referencing the Pfizer COVID-19
Vaccination).

Uno Mas - Spanish for "one more." This is a style of level which generally involves a single
obscure mechanic that is designed in a way that entices the player to play one more level. This
name was coined by CarlSagan42, a friend of Panga’s.

Up-Button - Panga’s worst enemy. He often claims that when trying to grab a vine or enter a
pipe/door with high stakes, his up-button kills or “destroys” him.

Weapon - A shell in vs. matches.

We get to Play as A… - Said by Panga when picking up some powerups, “We get to play as a
______ in Mario Maker 2?” is a reference to his own intentionally clickbait-style titles.

Wendy’s 4 for $4 - Wendy.

We Take Those - Acknowledgement / acceptance of a luck-based achievement.

What’s Up, Buddy? - Used when Panga is talking to an enemy, usually a relatively harmless
one such as Our Boi.

widepeepoHappy - A big mushroom or the acquisition of one (referencing the Twitch emote of
the same name). Also see “Thicc”.

Yoshmin - Yoshi.

You Love to See it - An exclamation of gratitude towards a level.

Your Boy - Used by Panga to describe himself. He often claims for good plays to be “calculated
/ optimal / tactical by your boy”.

Z - A level indicator telling the player to spin jump.