HOW NOT TO UNBOX NINTENDO SWITCH MARIO EDITION

## Basic Information

**HOW NOT TO UNBOX NINTENDO SWITCH MARIO EDITION** is the 4th installment video of HOW NOT TO UNBOX series.

## Description

CUSTOMIZED NINTENDO SWITCH FOR SALE $1000 (NON-WORKING)

## Synopsis

King gets the Nintendo Switch Mario Edition from Best Buy, along with a copy of Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury and customize it.

## Summary

The video begins with King waiting in line at Best Buy to buy the Nintendo Switch Mario Edition, but when he showed the people who were waiting in line for the new game system, there was nobody. He went inside to Best Buy, and bought the Nintendo Switch Mario Edition, along with Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury, which he told it’s an 8-year-old Wii U ported game. King was starving and knew what food to exactly get. He went to Burger King, and asked if they had the Super Mario Meal, but they didn’t have it.

King goes outside in his backyard and decided to do his unboxing outside in the sun. He was unboxing the Nintendo Switch in a normal way, but when he noticed there’s nothing special on the Nintendo Switch Mario Edition, he was disappointed to celebrate Mario’s 35th Birthday. So, he decides to go to a local Arts and Crafts store, to make his Nintendo Switch system look better. He went shopping at Michaels, bought everything he needed and went back to his backyard.

First, he shows the Joy-Cons straps, and he snips it off with scissors. Second, he shows the Mario edition carrying case, and gets rid of it by sawing it in half, saying the carrying case like a naked man. Next, he shows the Joy-Con grip with the Joy-Cons attached and tells his viewers that the Joy-Con grip resembles Mario’s clothing. He used yellow paint to paint the buttons on Mario’s overalls, and he designed the Joy-Con grip better than before. He does the same thing with the red Nintendo Switch dock, by using blue paint, to represent his overalls, and uses yellow paint for the buttons.

Finally, he shows the Nintendo Switch Mario Edition system itself, setting up the system to see if it works, unboxes his Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury game in a normal way, and inserts the game cartridge into the system. King would be ashamed if the system had any defects, and if it’s not working correctly. King uses Gorilla Glue because the Joy-Cons can easily come off apart, then he uses blue and yellow paint to paint the red Joy-Con over blue and paint the analog sticks yellow. He uses a Pre-Order bonus item he got for buying his game and sticks it into the back of the Nintendo Switch, King also called the kickstand ugly because of how it looks. Next, he uses the Super Mario 3D All-Stars Collectable Coin, and places all three of them on the back of the Nintendo Switch system. Later, he puts Valentine themes on his Nintendo Switch system and puts a Valentine’s mini game on the back in case his Nintendo Switch’s battery dies at some point, in which the Valentine’s mini game doesn’t require any power. He uses leaves to represent Animal Crossing theme and puts an American flag tape on the Nintendo Switch system, to stand for his country. He wants to make his Nintendo Switch more protective, so he uses yarn to make his own protective case, along with bells on it, in case his young sibling tries to use it overnight. He does a drop test to his Nintendo Switch, and nothing happens. He uses googly eyes, so nobody will be able to touch the Nintendo Switch guaranteed and keep an eye out for them. King imagines getting caught in class, and the teacher takes it away from it, so he puts school theme onto the Nintendo Switch, to increase the chance of getting the Nintendo Switch back. He also puts Birthday themes, to celebrate Mario’s 35th birthday, and puts Mario’s mustache signature on the back with black paint spray. He puts some LEGOs from the Super Mario Sets and puts couple of the Legos onto the Nintendo Switch system. Finally, he puts some glitter and letters on his Nintendo Switch and spells out the words “PLAINROCK124”. He had not finished and begins to play Super Mario 3D World on his Nintendo Switch.

An extra thing he decides to do is to put the Super Mario 35th Anniversary pins that he bought on ebay. He drills the Nintendo Switch to put in two pins, but it ended up damaging the Nintendo Switch. King was assuming the battery died or something, but at least he was still able to play his mini game that he placed on the back of the Nintendo Switch. King decides to frame his artwork that he made on his Nintendo Switch. King was thinking about fire, until a copy of Super Mario 3D All-Stars dropped to the ground, he freaked out and smashed the frame picture along with the Nintendo Switch. King realized art was a mistake, but he was still able to wash everything off. At the very end of the video, he was cleaning up the Nintendo Switch system, cleaning up the mess he made in his backyard.

## Trivia

* This is the first HOW NOT TO UNBOX video uploaded in 2021.
* This is the second time a copy of Super Mario 3D World was destroyed.
	+ The first time was on Moving On... (iPhone 11 Pro) video where King's mom destroyed a copy of Super Mario 3D World disc for the Wii U in half by bending it.
	+ The second time happened on this video.

* This is the eighth time King has broken a Nintendo Switch.
* This is the first time where King does Art and Crafts in his videos.
* King unboxes a Nintendo Switch in a normal way for the first time in this series.
* King had to buy another copy of Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury for the Nintendo Switch, after he broke his first copy for this video by accident.
* King bought the Nintendo Switch Mario Edition at Best Buy.
* Not only does King include Super Mario theme for this video, but he included Animal Crossing theme too when he placed some leaves on the Nintendo Switch system.

## Goofs

* When King was painting the Nintendo Switch dock, he forgot to paint the bottom of the dock color blue, to make Mario’s overalls look right.
* The Joy-Cons can come off easily if the player doesn’t take diligent care of it.