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[[File:Barret Triangle.png|thumb|549x549px|The triangle, highlighted for the viewers at home. I don't know why Mario is holding a live bob omb here, I reckon that's kinda dangerous, no?]]
[[File:Barret Triangle.png|thumb|549x549px|The triangle, highlighted using STROOP.]]
'''Barret's Glitchy Triangle''' is a sky triangle in Bob Omb's Battlefield. Abuse of this triangle allows Mario to access the island in the sky without an A press.
'''Barret's Glitchy Triangle''' is a sky triangle in Bob Omb's Battlefield. Abuse of this triangle allows Mario to access the island in the sky without an A press.


== How can it be? ==
== Explanation ==
Simple; no it's not magic. An oversight during development of the game meant that a few dozen sky triangles across the game intersect with other sky [https://www.cdc.gov/air/particulate_matter.html particulates]. This gives them collision and thus makes them a facility for building up speed. In Bob Omb's Battlefield, Mario can fall onto this triangle from a higher location, such as the island in the sky. The frame after he touches it, he can enter a dive and get stuck. It is then that he will start to build vertical speed, until he can break free from the skybox and enter a Parallel Universe.
An oversight during development of the game meant that a few dozen sky triangles across the game intersect with other sky [https://www.cdc.gov/air/particulate_matter.html particulates]. This gives them collision and thus makes them a facility for building up speed. In Bob Omb's Battlefield, Mario can fall onto this triangle from a higher location, such as the island in the sky. The frame after he touches it, he can enter a dive and get stuck. It is then that he will start to build vertical speed, until he can break free from the skybox and enter a Parallel Universe.


== Discovery ==
== Discovery ==
On March 15th 2019, an anonymous user on SM64flaps.org shared a video of their unexpected collision with the sky triangle. Shortly after, TASing expert Nookleshorts discovered and refined the technique to build up speed on the triangle. He decided to name the triangle after the anonymous user who found it, who would also regularly share pictures of Barret from Final Fantasy VII.
On March 15th 2019, an anonymous user on SM64flaps.org shared a video of their unexpected collision with the sky triangle. Shortly after, TASing expert Nookleshorts discovered and refined the technique to build up speed on the triangle. He decided to name the triangle after the anonymous user who found it, who would also regularly share pictures of Barret from Final Fantasy VII.
== Controversy ==
Glitchhunt work in close proximity to Barret's Glitchy Triangle had led to many deaths due to cancer. Particulate matter is a known carcinogen, yet the moderators of speedrun.com, who had legal obligations to protect their workers health, had neglected to inform anyone of this fact. The region around Barret's Triangle has unnaturally high levels of PM10 and PM2.5, and many infants born in this area have difficulty breathing throughout their life, which leads to what speedrunners call '''Choking.'''

Latest revision as of 08:18, 5 June 2023

The triangle, highlighted using STROOP.

Barret's Glitchy Triangle is a sky triangle in Bob Omb's Battlefield. Abuse of this triangle allows Mario to access the island in the sky without an A press.

Explanation

An oversight during development of the game meant that a few dozen sky triangles across the game intersect with other sky particulates. This gives them collision and thus makes them a facility for building up speed. In Bob Omb's Battlefield, Mario can fall onto this triangle from a higher location, such as the island in the sky. The frame after he touches it, he can enter a dive and get stuck. It is then that he will start to build vertical speed, until he can break free from the skybox and enter a Parallel Universe.

Discovery

On March 15th 2019, an anonymous user on SM64flaps.org shared a video of their unexpected collision with the sky triangle. Shortly after, TASing expert Nookleshorts discovered and refined the technique to build up speed on the triangle. He decided to name the triangle after the anonymous user who found it, who would also regularly share pictures of Barret from Final Fantasy VII.