Wrath of the Ice God is a fanmade animated webseries that is based on the video game Super Mario 64 and the Pokémon video game series (specifically generations 1-4). Posted from 2007 to 2008, the series as well as its creator “Nikkonolasco” had a significant following among the early Super Mario 64 machinima community on YouTube in the late 2000’s.
Fan works from Nikkonolasco and other early users such as Megaman765 would serve as inspiration for later users such as SMG4 (a.k.a. Supermarioglitchy4). SMG4 would later cofound the indie animation studio Glitch Productions.
The original uploads of all 14 episodes were originally lost when the channel of their creator “Nikkonolasco” was hacked in spring of 2009. Over the years afterwards, fans would reupload any episodes they had archived prior to the hack. Nikkonolasco - in the meantime - would start a new channel under the name “Envoyofthesword and in summer of 2009 would begin posting episodes of a remake of Wrath of the Ice God. Unfortunately the channel has not uploaded any videos since summer of 2011, and the remake series appears to have been aborted.
Only about half of the original 14 episodes were reposted onto YouTube. Until February 2026, when a user called “no maple” posted every single episode of the long-lost miniseries. The only portion missing from this repost is part 3 of episode 6, but this part has been long reposted to YouTube by “Neo Bonnibel.”
The following links include the 2 hour 34 minute compilation of every part “no maple” reposted, as well as Neo Bonnibel’s reupload of episode 6 part 3.
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