Super Mario World was released by Nintendo in 1990 as a launch title for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, and its stage-clear jingle has become one of the most recognisable victory sounds in gaming. The short melody plays after Mario completes a course, and as retro gameplay clips, speedruns and remixes spread across YouTube and TikTok, the tune moved beyond the game itself. Today creators reuse it as a shorthand for success, nostalgia and a job well done.
About this sound
The bright stage-clear jingle from Super Mario World that plays when a level is finished, often used by creators to mark a win or completed challenge.
The stage-clear sound from Super Mario World is a short, upbeat chiptune fanfare that plays the moment Mario touches the goal tape and a level ends. Bright synthesized notes climb in a playful, triumphant pattern, punctuated by a jaunty rhythm that feels like a tiny celebration in itself. It instantly signals success, relief and completion, turning an ordinary finish into a small victory lap. Because the melody is instantly recognisable to anyone who grew up with the Super Nintendo classic, it carries a warm wave of nostalgia and makes viewers smile before they even see what happens next.