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Luigi and the Quest for Nothing is a fangame created by Lu9 starring Luigi as the main protagonist.The goal of the game is to find the nothing.The game has 8 levels and is based on the style of the original NES Super Mario Bros. and The Lost Levels.

A sequel to the game is in development. It will have more content, animated cutscenes, minigames, hidden secrets and boss battles. The game focuses on being a homage to obscure games on the Game Boy Color, using a mix of 8-bit Super Mario Bros. 3 and Super Mario World graphics, and its story will focus on the powers of the nothing as well as the reason for the bizarre crossovers. The game has a couple of demos available and a new demo is set to be shown at SAGE 2021.The game was originally being made in Game Maker 8, but in 2016 Lu9 has decided to port it over to Game Maker: Studio 1.4, and finally, in 2020, the game has been ported successfully to Game Maker: Studio 2.3, the latest version.

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After the events of Luigi and the Quest for Nothing in which Luigi finds the nothing and gets chased by Strong Bad from Homestar Runner who sends his partner in crime The Cheat to steal the nothing from him.Luigi, along with his new partner, Green Toad, now have to venture through familiar and new worlds, to see if he can retrieve the nothing from The Cheat, while learning about the challenges that he and the entire universe faces, and meeting new unusual friends along the way.

It was a standard royalty quest, some imperials got massacred by manhunter animals and they wanted us to kill the animals to uphold honor. Problem is, the manhunter pack was 48 Behemoths (Alpha Animals equivalent to fire-breathing regenerating thrumbos). Obviously I was never going to win that fight, so I decided to wait them out.

This raises so many questions. Why is Luigi specifically who can pull so many victories through idle play? How long will he be able to keep putting out these results? How does he do it IN A FIGHTING GAME?

Luckily for us this is a super easy fight. We've only got Goombas and some Magikoopas to deal with. The latter are a bit annoying to deal with, but nothing compared to the Wildclaw enemies, am I right?

That's pretty much it for the fight. Stay close to Cursa and attack it nonstop. Enemy portals will appear, but they appear on the far side of the arena, taking the enemies 2-3 turns to get to you. This is more than enough time to deal with Cursa. Do know that Cursa hits one of your characters once per turn, but it's nothing a single regular Mushroom can't heal.

Ever heard of the phrase "the best defense is a good offense"? Well, in this case, the best defense is... nothing. Sometimes the best move you can possibly make when you're up against the opposition is to simply do nothing. They'll just defeat themselves anyway through either idiocy or bad luck.

Compare Zero-Effort Boss, Victory by Endurance, Paranoia Gambit, No-Sell, You Were Trying Too Hard, Powers Do the Fighting, To Win Without Fighting, and Disqualification-Induced Victory. Sheathe Your Sword is a subtrope where one deliberately chooses to refuse to fight to gain victory. Contrast Simple Solution Won't Work in cases where it is pointed out that doing nothing won't solve the problem.

The Trope Namer is a series of YouTube videos called "Luigi Wins By Doing Absolutely Nothing," originating from the Mario Party series. The player, as Luigi, stands around and does... well... absolutely nothing, and the computer opponents, who are often set to the easiest difficulty, proceed to defeat themselves.

Comic Books Asterix: In Asterix and the Roman Agent, a prisoner is presented to Caesar as being able to spread discord and infighting without even trying. The prisoner is brought in (by two arguing guards), and as soon as he arrives the rest of the Senators descend into ratting each other out, mudslinging, and name-calling, with the prisoner pointedly looking smug as he hasn't uttered a single word and already caused a brawl. In Obelix and Co., Asterix does virtually nothing to stop the current Roman plan to destabilize the village, believing the situation will inevitably self-destruct. It does. The most active thing he does in regard to the plot is talk Getafix into providing magic potions to all the would-be menhir salesmen so they can make more menhirs, causing a glut in the already artificial menhir market and accelerating the ultimately inevitable self-destruction. In one of the The Authority: Kev miniseries, Kev got attacked by both the PIRA and the Ulsters simultaneously. Of course, since the two factions hate each other far more than they hate him, he simply points them out to each other and lets them kill each other off. In an early issue of Hellblazer, the demon Nergal kills several Football Hooligans, stitches their corpses together to form a brute who's a Multiple Head Case and Multi-Armed and Dangerous, and reanimates it to kill John Constantine. John notices that one of the arms has a Chelsea tattoo, and another has one for Arsenal, so all he has to do is ask the creature "What d'you do on Saturdays, lads?" and stand back as it tears itself apart. Mortadelo y Filemn: A running gag in the album "El ascenso" is that Mort and Phil do all the work to catch criminals that by a series of Contrived Coincidences always end up falling in the hands of rival agent Migjez, who then takes all the credit. The Simpsons: Mr. Burns holds a competition to improve the power plant, with the winner getting a whole five dollars as a reward. Homer ultimately wins despite having been asleep the whole time because everyone else's ideas end up causing disaster (Lenny's idea of setting up Christmas tree lights gives everyone seizures, Carl's idea of hamsters results in ten-foot hamsters attacking everyone). On the rare occasion Marvel Comics' The Watcher stuck to his oath of noninterference, no matter how dire the situation he was presented with seemed, it would always resolve itself on its own. In Tales of Suspense #54 a radioactive cloud he could have stopped was hit by a runaway uninhabited planet, destroying both and saving populated worlds, and the Watcher was quick to extol the virtues of doing nothing.

Magazines Automobile magazine once ran an article comparing Lincoln and Cadillac, including a list of products the two companies had similar and which was better. For a model created for the gas crisis, Lincoln was crowned the winner for "nothing". Then again, Cadillac's entry was the Cimarron.

Sports Baseball has several ways to advance without technically doing anything athletic. You can get onto first base without batting at all. You just have to hold back and watch as four pitches outside the strike zone are called balls to be rewarded first base. Make this happen when your team has the bases loaded, and done, a free run that may even win you the game if it's the last inning. This doesn't happen often, but a few pitchers have poor command of the ball (especially tall ones) and may screw themselves over because they can't throw pitches in the strike zone consistently. Such an incident actually happened during Major League Baseball's 2011 season. San Francisco Giants reliever Santiago Casilla came to the plate for his first career at-bat in eight seasons. He stood as far from the plate as he could with the bat down, apparently trying to get intentionally called out. This threw off Marlins pitcher Jose Ceda so badly that he failed to throw a single strike, and walked Casilla on four pitches. In other words, a batter who deliberately tried to strike out was awarded first base without doing anything. In fact, in contemporary (US) major-league baseball, you can draw a base on balls without the opposing pitcher throwing any pitches if you're scary enough. If the manager of the team in the field thinks it's better for his pitcher to issue an "intentional base on balls" than to face the batter at the plate, he just tells the umpire, waggles four fingers at the pitcher, and off goes the batter to first base so the pitcher can face someone less dangerous. It's fair to say that this often turns out to be a mistake. Eddie Gaedel was a 3'7" midget signed by the St. Louis Browns in 1951 and ordered not to take his bat off his shoulder for what would be the only at-bat of his career; his strike zone was said to be 1.5 inches high. He watched four pitches go by, was awarded first base, and replaced by a pinch-runner. The next day, the league voided his contract on the grounds that it made a mockery of baseball. Gaedel never took the field again but made thousands of dollars from subsequent public appearances. A balk awards all runners currently on base to advance one base for free, which occurs when a pitcher does something that he's not supposed to do, such as starting his pitching motion and stopping. A few baseball games have even been won this way. Any sport where a ball is served (tennis, volleyball) can have this trope happen when one of the players consistently fails the serve and awards the opposition several free points. Some tennis fans call this "breaking your own serve". Similar to baseball, Cricket has a couple of ways that the batting team can be rewarded for doing nothing, lumped together under "Extras" or "Sundries". Basically is a bowler sends a ball so wide that the batsmen has no way of realistically hitting the ball (called a wide) or the bowler is judged to have screwed up in such a way that the delivery is illegal (usually going past a designated mark on the pitch or occasionally a very unorthodox bowling action and called a no-ball) the batting team gets an extra run and effectively a do-over on that delivery, all without the batsmen having to do a thing. The other two forms of sundries (byes and leg byes) are basically scoring runs off missed shots and actually require batsmen to run but on rare occasions, byes can go to the boundary for four automatic runs without the batsman doing anything and is generally a sign of poor form on the fielding teams part (or a very unpredictable pitch). If such a ball hits the wicketkeeper's helmet, when they opt to take it off, then the batsmen can be awarded runs without running. Either way, games have been won and lost on sundries, and the extra ball is especially important in the shorter forms of the game. The fielding team can be awarded an effective wicket if the batsman is injured or unable to turn up for batting when their turn arrives. Also somewhat relevant, if the batsman dislodges their own stumps. Previously, if the batsman 'handled' the ball by picking it up without permission. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the NCAA Championship Basketball Tournaments for every division conference were cancelled, which led every team that was the number one seed to automatically be declared the winner of every conference. 006ab0faaa