Same Name Game
The action you take when you hold 'back' in most fighting games, or the foundational object in the world of Minecraft.
Block
1
Pikachu
You look somewhat like a rabbit when performing this technique common in several speedrun games, particularly ones made by Valve.
Bunnyhop(ping)
"Eeeeeyup."
Big Mac
A tall, black 'mob' with purple eyes.
Enderman
The first half of the name of an event you might encounter in Hearts of Iron 4, or a bottle you don't want to see flying towards you.
Molotov
2
Knuckles
A common category of speedrun, where there are often no rules and the only objective is to reach the 'end' of the game, whatever that is determined to be.
Any%
“I simply cannot let such a crime against fabulosity go uncorrected.”
Rarity
Disco ______
Elysium
A popular game engine, or the name of the magic in Divinity.
Source
3
Pipboy
A 21 frame window in Super Mario Bros., which actually dictates the time a runner spends in each level, except the last.
Frame Rule
“And that’s how Equestria was made!”
Pinkie Pie
The latest installment of this fantasy RPG series is famous for having been released an extraordinary amount of times.
Elder Scrolls
A grounded movement tech in Smash Brothers, or in Rocket League.
Wavedash(ing)
4
Monokuma
Most speed games are separated into these smaller segments, timed individually, to keep a better idea of how well the runner is doing as they progress.
Splits
“You’re going to love me!”
Fluttershy
This currency in the Forgotten Realms universe, which is seldom used.
Electrum
A 'unicorn' the works at the side show in Valve's Deadlock, or a game where you can collect strawberries.
Celeste
5
Cuphead
The term used when parts of a game are skipped entirely, causing events to possibly happen out of order.
Sequence Breaking
"Never apologize when you can criticize!"
Iron Will
The 2022 release by the same company which made the series that spawned the 'Souls-like' genre.
Elden Ring