Safety • Support • Research • Respect
My Advocacy Tool-Assisted Speedrun of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
All Crystal Stars + Pit of 100 Trials
My TAS file is named SSRR, representing the four pillars I follow throughout the run:
My Yoshi partner is Ruby, the blue Yoshi, symbolizing calm, cardiac awareness, and medical stability.
Because Yoshi's color is determined by timing, not RNG, if the hatch timing produces a different color (Red, Green, Orange, Pink, Black), I will still continue the run.
The SSRR mission remains unchanged regardless of Yoshi's color.
Supporting awareness for my terminal coronavirus-family illness, cancer research, and lung science.
Promoting safety, accommodations, and trauma-informed crisis support.
TTYD becomes unstable when pushed to its limits. I use sequence breaks, RAM flushes, loading-zone skips, partner-swap glitches, map-transition exploits, Pit floor manipulation, and battle-state resets. These stress the engine, and I accept that crashes, freezes, softlocks, and RAM corruption will happen.
Advocacy Safe-Guard: Softlocks never reduce funds. They symbolize the difficulty of navigating real crises and reinforce the resilience message of SSRR.
Every action contributes to medical research and emotional-support advocacy.
| Milestone | Donation |
|---|---|
| Per Successful Action Command | $1.00 CAD |
| Per Chapter Completed | $100.00 CAD |
| Per Pit Floor Completed | $100.00 CAD |
| Mercy Rule — any failed Action Command | $50.00 CAD |
I escort partners to quieter areas and "talk" to them using symbolic movement.
Each escort moment triggers a $50 CAD donation.
I symbolically "talk" to unsafe NPCs and bosses:
My complete rules for all 100 floors.
Pause → small jump → spin
Grounding, stability, trauma-informed pacing.
Stylish moves, zero damage, tattle if applicable.
If I fail → Run Away → Safety Swap → soft reset if needed → re-enter.
Advocacy pause with Ruby Yoshi.
Triggers a $50 CAD donation.
It is impossible to soft reset inside the Pit without losing progress.
I only soft reset if:
Slow movement, minimal swaps, readiness for soft reset.
Pause → jump → hammer tap → spin → stylish flourish.
Maximum force, maximum style, zero damage, mandatory tattle.
TTYD can overload during cutscenes, especially after glitches or Pit transitions.
If I mash too fast, the game may:
To prevent this, I use slow mashing with Frame Advance.
I use slow mashing whenever the engine shows instability. This is part of Safety and Support — protecting the run and pacing myself like a trauma-informed crisis response.
The website for event registration for this fundraising TAS is protected using Cloudflare Turnstile, a privacy-friendly anti-CAPTCHA that keeps the registration process safe and accessible. Please visit ssraregistration.pages.dev to register.
🎯 FINAL STATEMENT
This flyer contains my full SSRR TAS Master Document, my Pit Protocol, my Cutscene Stability Protocol, and my slow-mash safety rules.
It represents my advocacy, my resilience, my medical awareness, and my commitment to Safety, Support, Research, and Respect.