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**Title:** The Dark Side of Mario (Game Theory)
**Summary:**
Host MatPat presents a provocative analysis of Mario's character, accusing him of being an opportunist with a dark personality. Key allegations include:
1. **Animal Abuse**: Examples from various Mario games showcase his disregard for animal welfare.
2. **Infidelity**: Mario's past relationships with Pauline (Donkey Kong) and Daisy (Super Mario Land) suggest a pattern of womanizing, potentially cheating on Princess Peach.
3. **Murder of Innocents**: By breaking bricks in the Mushroom Kingdom, Mario is actually killing Toads, for which he is rewarded in-game.
4. **Lack of Remorse**: Mario's joyful reactions to killing and destruction are likened to symptoms of Antisocial Personality Disorder (APD).
**Conclusion:** MatPat diagnoses Mario with APD, portraying him as a charming yet ruthless individual, and arguably, the most successful unidentified "serial killer" in gaming.
Here are the extracted key facts, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
**Note:** Some facts might be implicit or require minimal inference to be considered "factual" in this context.
1. The text is a transcript of a video titled "Game Theory" discussing Mario's character.
2. The video is the second part of a duology analyzing Mario's true nature.
3. Mario's relationships with Princess Peach, Pauline, and Daisy are discussed.
4. Pauline was Mario's love interest in the game "Donkey Kong".
5. Pauline appears in the "Mario Vs. Donkey Kong" series, attending Mario's theme park opening as a VIP guest.
6. Daisy was the Princess of Sarasaland in the game "Super Mario Land" for the Gameboy.
7. In "Super Mario Land", Mario rescues Daisy, and the game's final scene implies a romantic connection.
8. The original "Super Mario Brothers" game states that the Mushroom Kingdom's Toads were turned into stones, bricks, and plants by Koopa's black magic.
9. In the game, breaking bricks rewards the player with points, potentially implying harm to Toads.
10. The use of a Mega Mushroom in Mario games allows Mario to crush obstacles, including living creatures.
11. In Southeast Asia, as recently as the late 19th century, elephants were used as a form of execution by crushing.
12. The video's creator collaborated with DYKGaming to produce additional Mario-related content.
13. The discussion concludes with a psychological diagnosis, but the factual basis of this diagnosis is limited to the game behaviors described.