Connections: The connections between Molly and Mario are that they are both the main characters of small, one-person operated YouTube Channels. (The Star Squad & Crazy Mario Bros., respectively) They both are seen as cranky and easily irritable, while at the same time being kind and whole hearted. They both have a group of friends including a dim-witted younger sibling whom they deeply care about, yet get into arguments with every two seconds (Daisy & Luigi, respectively), best friends with red hair whose names start with "B", (Brookie & Bowser Jr respectively), a green clad male who's more of a side character (Luke & Yoshi, respectively) & a person with a slightly low IQ who used to be their enemy but ended up their friend. (Sara & Bowser, respectively) They both go on extreme adventures every day. They both have an evil relative who's name sounds like their own.. (Polly & Wario, respectively) They both have powers and abilities from their OG games. (The weapons and potions from Roblox & the power-ups from the Super Mario Bros. series, respectively) Both channels are deeply underrated and seen as worse than they actually are. Both use something else instead of live action actors. (Roblox avatars & Mario plushies, respectively)

Roots: Mario

Winner: From what I've heard, Molly

Track Name: The track for this fight is "Crazy Cupcakes" by Brandon Yates. It has properties from Super Mario Bros 1, 2, 3 & World as well as having lots of iconic music from Roblox series.

 The title references Mario's channel title "CrazyMarioBros" and Molly's intense love for cupcakes.

The cover art depicts a picket sign embedded in grassy ground. Right next to it are two purple cupcakes, a design on Molly's iconic pink shirt and Mario's cap hanging on top of it.  On the sign are the character's iconic catchphrases; "Let's-a-go!" and "Slam the Like Button!"