NicroVeda chased him three days later but fell short by a second, 1:03:59, still good for second place.
Their competition began March 2 when nedeahS became the first to break the one-hour, four-minute barrier, obviously setting a world record with his 1:03:58 run on March 2. NicroVeda’s rival appears to be the American nedeahS. But the recent assault on the world record has broken some significant time barriers since then. “Any%” is basically the 100 meter dash of speedrunning - reach the conclusion of the game as fast as possible.
The latest mark is 1:03:19, held by NicroVeda, a Canadian speedrunner. The world record for an “any%” speedrun of Super Mario Odyssey has been broken three times over the past 10 days, all by the same runner.
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