Streamer Mizkif Smashes Controller

After losing a Super Mario 64 speedrun challenge to fellow streamer Emiru, Twitch streamer Mizkif raged on stream. He tossed his controller to the side in disgust after realizing he would not be able to make up for his competitor’s time due to a fatal error that resulted in his loss.

In a game of Super Mario 64, Mizkif and emiru played head-to-head. The two were supposed to compete in a speedrun of the popular game, with the winner being the person who completed it in the quickest time.

Mizkif and Emiru have reached the game’s last boss, where the player must toss Bowser onto the floating bombs with precision in order to injure him. Missing the toss means losing significant seconds of time, therefore accuracy is critical. Mizkif had put himself at a disadvantage by allowing Emiru to start six minutes ahead of him because she was new to speedrunning.

Mizkif’s final toss, unfortunately, did not land the bomb. He held his breath in suspense as he screamed in fear into his microphone, waiting to see if Emiru would miss it as well. A mistake on her side would have put them back on equal footing. His competitor, on the other hand, successfully directed her throw, sealing her place as the competition’s winner.

Because of this, Mizkif threw his controller in a fit of wrath after witnessing the closing minutes of Emiru’s speedrun, then sat down and smirked at the camera. Viewers joked that Mizkif’s grin was due to the fact that his actions would earn him a top spot on the Livestream Fail subreddit. While his true motivations are unknown, the video eventually rose to the top of the subreddit.

The strange nature of the controller chuck drew a lot of attention to the video, but many viewers were astonished to see Emiru beat Rinaudo in the speedrunning competition. She’d only lately started streaming her Nintendo game’s speed-running practice sessions. The “Backwards Long Jump,” a technique she picked up, has been described as tough to perfect. However, not only during practice runs, but also during actual matches, the cosplayer has been witnessed effortlessly completing the move.

Mizkif switched off the stream after losing the match, which added to the humor of the scenario. To make matters worse, Mizkif had previously defeated Emiru in the identical challenge during a previous stream.