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- Super Mario 64 's L is Real 2401 is a bizarre urban legend that was once part of a major longstanding belief that Super Mario 64 players could unlock Luigi as a playable character. The phrase comes from a plaque on a statue near the entrance to the Big Boo's Haunt course in Peach's Castle.
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"L is real 2401" has prevailed as the most widespread and infamous interpretation of the plaque. It is a recognizable way to refer to claims surrounding the statue, as well as the related claims of Luigi's presence in-game.
Sep 20, 2021 · Super Mario 64 's L is Real 2401 is a bizarre urban legend that was once part of a major longstanding belief that Super Mario 64 players could unlock Luigi as a playable character. The...
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Jul 26, 2020 · L is Real 2401 Could Have Never Existed • How Super Mario 64’s Greatest Mystery... Super Mario 64 was part of the recent major Nintendo beta leak and honestly... I'm baffled. After 24 years...
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Jul 27, 2020 · L is Real 2401, for those that have never heard of it or have forgotten, is an old gaming rumor/mystery that goes back to Super Mario 64. In the castle courtyard near the entrance to...
Aug 28, 2019 · Legend (or was it an April Fool's Day joke?) has it that the blurry text on the plaque reads either 'Eternal Star' or 'L Is Real 2401', the latter apparently referring to Luigi being a...
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Jul 22, 2010 · People waste their time wondering what the plaque means when it says "L is real 2401". I decided to get an answer, so I emailed Nintendo using thier customer service. Someone named Shanon...
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Many believe is does in fact say "L Is Real 2401" (not 2041 as you wrote). It's led to many rumors that Luigi is in Super Mario 64, which has been debunked. This same plaque makes an appearance in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time as well.
