Super Mario 3D World is a iconic Super Mario game, as you can move in 3-dimensions, but in a similar style to the original Super Mario Bros. game. The 3-dimensional game has a returning mechanic, originally from Super Mario Bros.Warping lets you warp to future worlds in this game, but, it splits the speedrun into two categories, Any% (MC) and Any% (Warpless).

Movements; similar to Odyssey Movement are very important. There is also a Multiplayer category for 3d world wich has a slower time. One very important thing in 3D world is the Super Bell. with the Super Bell, you can climb up walls and cat-swipe enemies. It can help with movement in this game and is very useful. The player must collect green stars to progress through the game. With all of this in such a great game combines to make a amazing speedrun.

This speedrun is very similar to 3d world but there is a few differences, the first one is that in this game instead of the cat mario, the tanooki Mario is used, the movment is still very extreme, but another difference is 3D Land is played on a Nintendo 3DS system which is very different than playing on a Wii U or Nintendo Switch. Along with that 3D Land has star coins instead of green stars included in the game.

The game includes hidden Toads that you can receive star coins from if you zoom in on them using a telescope that zooms in whenever you press R on your 3DS system, and zooms out whenever you press L on your handheld.

This game does include warps, however, which again, causes the categories to split! This is one of the rare speedruns that allows runners to use an emulator, though that is a less popular way to do it, suffice to say, 3D Land is a great speedrun.

In the 27 years since the release of super Mario 64 speedrunners have been able to beat it in under 30 minutes... blindfolded. If you don't believe me, you can check it out on the official speedrunning website itself. Super Mario 64 is not only the one of the most popular 3-dimensional Super Mario game, but it was also the first one to do so. It is also one of the most popular games in the world to speedrun. It revolutionized speedruning and has some of the most iconic tricks and glitches ever, like the BLJ. The BLJ, or backwards long jump, is very iconic, indeed, it utilizes an oversight that the developers added in which Mario has no limit to his backwards momentum. 

By long jumping backwards into a staircase, and then continuously long jumping backwards on each step Mario can clip through doors and objects. Also, due to the fact that there are many stars in this game, there are categories for collecting amounts of stars, for example, 60 stars, or possibly even more than that. Suffice to say, Super Mario 64 is one of the most iconic runs in the history of speedrunning, and it was a revolutionary game for all of the video game industries.

Super Mario Bros. is the first game in the series, which makes it one of the most major of them all. In the game, you can only play as Mario and Luigi. (two-player exclusive) The game has 8 worlds, with 4 levels each. In world 1-2, at the end, if you go into the right area, you can get to the warp pipes. Said warp pipes can warp you to World 4, 3, or 2. During a speedrun, World 4 would be the best option. When you get to World 4, there is another Warp Zone, at level 4-2. From there, you can warp to World 6, 7, or 8. Warping to World 8 would, again, be the best option. From World 8, there are no more Warp Zones. Because of this, play the game normally, but fast-paced. At World 8-4, the final step is to beat Bowser. Overall, this game is great, and revolutionary to the Super Mario series. If you're feeling like playing a classic game, this is a great game to try.