The sound takes its name from Super Mario, Nintendo's platform series that began in the 1980s and made short, bright sound effects part of gaming culture. Clips in this style spread through soundboards and short video edits because viewers recognise the retro game feeling immediately, even in a few seconds. This version, listed as Super Mario Pois 2, has been kept in circulation by players and creators looking for a quick nostalgic sting, and it remains popular for light gaming jokes rather than serious scenes.