Super Mario 64 was released for the Nintendo 64 in 1996 and introduced three special caps, including the Metal Cap found in green blocks. Its theme is a faster arrangement of the long-running Starman invincibility music from the Super Mario series, composed by Koji Kondo. As clips from the game spread through YouTube, Twitch and short-form edits, the short jingle became a reusable cue for power-ups and transformations far beyond Mario, which is why it still appears in gaming memes today.
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The iconic power-up jingle from Super Mario 64 that plays when he puts on the Metal Cap and turns invincible for a short time in gaming videos and memes.
This is the short power-up theme that plays in Super Mario 64 the moment Mario grabs the Metal Cap, transforming him into shiny, heavy metal form. The music is a fast, triumphant variation of the classic invincibility theme, with bright brass-like tones and a driving rhythm that feels unstoppable. While it lasts, Mario can walk underwater, smash through enemies and ignore most damage, and the sound instantly signals that brief window of power. Even out of context, listeners recognize its urgent, heroic energy and the feeling of being temporarily untouchable.