Pannenkoek2012
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A screenshot from the video, "The 255 Coin Limit", used as Pannenkoek2012's profile picture. | |||||||
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| Born | Scott Buchanan c. 1994 | ||||||
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| Years active | 2010–present | ||||||
| Genre(s) | Gaming, Super Mario 64 analyses | ||||||
| Subscribers | 300 thousand+ (pannenkoek2012) 126 thousand+ (UncommentatedPannen) | ||||||
| Views | 78.45 million+ (pannenkoek2012) 34.28 million+ (UncommentatedPannen) | ||||||
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Last updated: January 28, 2025 | |||||||
Scott Buchanan, known online as Pannenkoek2012, pannenkoek2012, pannenkoek or pannen (/ˈpænɪnkoʊək/ ⓘ PAN-in-koh-ək), is a YouTuber who specializes in highly in-depth and technical Super Mario 64 videos. He is best known for his "A-button challenge" videos, in which he attempts to play Super Mario 64 while pressing the A-button as few times as possible. The A-button is the "jump" button, and a normal playthrough of Super Mario 64 can be expected to take thousands of A-presses.
In 2014, he received media attention for collecting a particular coin which, due to a bug, had been thought to be uncollectable. In 2015, he offered a US$1,000 bounty to anyone who could recreate a rare but useful Super Mario 64 glitch called an "upwarp" that was accidentally performed by DOTA_TeaBag.