History YMMV / MoBrosStudios

* OvershadowedByControversy: "Meet the Mario Head" is mostly remembered for an infamous scene were [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Fluttershy]] is killed by the titular EldritchAbomination. It angered countless bronies due to her immense popularity among the fandom and resulted in comments being disabled due to the never-ending FlameBait.

* FandomRivalry: The [=MoBrosStudio=] fanbase seem to have a one sided one with Mr Enter fans, due to [=MoBros=] not being a fan of Mr Enter and feeling that a satire of him was long overdue. Mr Enter and his fans don't seem to acknowledge the existence of [=MoBros=], considering that Mr Enter never mentioned him in his Talking About My Online Harrassement video.

-->'''MoBrosStudios''': Mr. Exit was originally a mockery of Enter for the whole "Turning Red Didn't Mention 9/11" meme. But as I explained in the video "Mr. Exit's Apology," I've changed the focus of Exit to be an actual riff show not focused on parodying Enter since I felt that joke got old exceedingly fast. I hear he's undergoing some kind of redemption arc and had apologized for all the terrible shit he pulled over the years, though I admittedly still doubt whether his redemption is genuine (I hope it is).

* MisaimedFandom: His "Top 20 Worst [=SpongeBob=] Episodes" videos [[NewbieBoom attracted new subscribers]] who thought his content was primarily rant videos in the vein of WebVideo/TheMysteriousMrEnter.

* DiscreditedMeme: In one video, he's suggested that ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' is too popular of a WebAnimation/YoutubePoop source, and that the poop community should focus on new sources.

** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqxT8vYwLpQ This]] video of him reading a {{Creepypasta}} called ''Film/CryBabyLane'' (which is based on the movie of the same name). As if the story wasn't creepy enough, [[UpToEleven he plays creepy music in the background and you can hear children crying and a dog wimpering.]] The backdrop is an empty room with a lone television set displaying a black and white [[EldritchAbomination deformed face]], and it's ''screaming!'' [[SarcasmMode Sweet dreams.]]

* BrokenBase: His long-removed rant against his "Top 20 Worst [=SpongeBob=] Episodes" videos. While a majority of fans understand why he was very angered over the MisaimedFandom, a small minority actually enjoyed his videos and felt his anger towards said videos was a bit too much, to the point where it was a flat out '''overreaction'''.

** His ''actual'' final departure from YouTube is arguably even more divisive. It's more minimalistic than the last one, and feels like another case of short-handed abandonment. He's still able to explain his reasoning, but to some, it's not enough to feel like anything but running away from his audience. Thankfully, he returned again, revealing that this departure was done in the midst of a particularly-nasty low point for him in a battle against depression, which he has thankfully gotten help for.

* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: The last part of ''Skellington's Revenge'' has Mobros himself thanking his viewers for supporting him throughout the years and that he was glad to be back on Website/YouTube.

* NightmareFuel: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqxT8vYwLpQ This]] video of him reading a {{Creepypasta}} called ''Film/CryBabyLane'' (which is based on the movie of the same name). As if the story wasn't creepy enough, [[UpToEleven he plays creepy music in the background and you can hear children crying and a dog wimpering.]] The backdrop is an empty room with a lone television set displaying a black and white [[EldritchAbomination deformed face]], and it's ''screaming!'' [[SarcasmMode Sweet dreams.]]

* TearJerker: "A Furious Confession", expressing his [[CreatorBacklash hatred for his "Top 20 Worst SpongeBob Episodes" videos.]] He sounded ''genuinely'' angry and on the verge of tears at the same time. It's even more sad considering how miserable the videos made him.

* BrokenBase: His rage against his "Top 20 Worst [=SpongeBob=] Episodes" videos. While a majority of fans understand why he was very angered and upset to the verge of tears over the MisaimedFandom, a small minority actually enjoyed his videos and felt his anger towards said videos was a bit too much, to the point where it was a flat out '''overreaction'''.
** His first departure from [=YouTube=]. Was it a good way of going out and a good way of expressing how he felt? Or was it abrupt, and its minimalist style a middle finger to his fans who expected a GrandFinale? Did his "game I don't feel like playing" analogy work with how he felt, or did it make it seem like he took making [=YTPs=] a bit too seriously? Was him addressing he won't read any new comments--positive or negative--another good way to go out, or did it make him seem unintentionally mean? And the list goes on and on. Fortunately, he's now working again under new names, and he [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OemzDbAntlY had since apologized]] for abandoning his channel so suddenly and canceling all the projects he promised.
** His ''actual'' [[https://youtu.be/NNNJfbaDIOc final departure from YouTube]] is arguably even more divisive. It's more minimalistic than the last one, and feels like another case of short-handed abandonment. He's still able to explain his reasoning, but to some, it's not enough to feel like anything but running away from his audience. Thankfully, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCRwft_uAm0 he returned again]], revealing that this departure was done in the midst of a particularly-nasty low point for him in a battle against depression, but that he has since gotten help.
* DiscreditedMeme: In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGYrlK-_U8M this]] video, he suggests that ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'' is too popular of a WebAnimation/YoutubePoop source, and that the poop community should focus on new sources.
* HarsherInHindsight: An October 2015 video, "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkLT2nVCdA8 Lessened Interest in YTP]]", assured fans that while he wasn't interested in [=YTP=] anymore he would still be making new content on his channel. Then, the very next day...

* MisaimedFandom: His "Top 20 Worst [=SpongeBob=] Episodes" videos attracted subscribers who thought his account was a rant channel in the lines of WebVideo/TheMysteriousMrEnter, one of the reasons he removed them.

** The climax of "Skellington's Revenge" which sees [[spoiler:the deaths of almost everyone in the group; RED Scout and RED Soldier are caught by Black Hiver's evil glare and have their souls ripped out, followed by them being turned into robots, Patrick crashes into the ground and is eaten by the now homicidal Patchey the pirate, Fluttershy is transformed into a monster with chainsaws for arms, Eddy, Double D and RED Spy are burned alive as well, and RED Medic is torn apart by the robot versions of his former teammates]].

** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTc_VaCHSKw The video]] made in the wake of his father's passing. That's all that really needs to be said.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tw4PREFt9ug His final video]].

** His ''actual'' [[https://youtu.be/NNNJfbaDIOc final departure from YouTube]] is arguably even more divisive. It's more minimalistic than the last one, and feels like another case of short-handed abandonment. He's still able to explain his reasoning, but to some, it's not enough to feel like anything but running away from his audience.

** His final departure from [=YouTube=]. Was it a good way of going out and a good way of expressing how he felt? Or was it abrupt, and its minimalist style a middle finger to his fans who expected a GrandFinale? Did his "game I don't feel like playing" analogy work with how he felt, or did it make it seem like he took making [=YTPs=] a bit too seriously? Was him addressing he won't read any new comments--positive or negative--another good way to go out, or did it make him seem unintentionally mean? And the list goes on and on. Fortunately, he's now working again under new names, and he [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OemzDbAntlY had since apologized]] for abandoning his channel so suddenly and canceling all the projects he promised.

* DiscreditedMeme: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGYrlK-_U8M this]] video, where he ''suggests'' that ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'' is an overly popular WebAnimation/YoutubePoop source, and that the poop community should focus on new sources.

* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: The last part of ''Skellington's Revenge'' has Mobros himself thanking his viewers for supporting him throughout the years and that he was glad to be back on YouTube.
** The ending, period. [[spoiler:Our heroes ''really'' [[EarnYourHappyEnding earned their happy ending]]]].
** There's something adorable about Fluttershy hiding behind RED Scout when she's scared.
** In a meta way, the ending of his first YTP on his new account [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd43b41MLkLhBTqG31XCEhQ EquestrianCarnEvil]], Jontron Attains Nirvana through Bowling Wheels and Cheese Balls. Extremely epic visuals are shown while The Show Must Go On by Queen plays. It really cements that Mobros is back in action after his long hiatus, and here to entertain us all some more.

* TheWoobie: He struggled with depression ever since his high school years.

** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tw4PREFt9ug His final video]].

** His final departure from [=YouTube=]. Was it a good way of going out and a good way of expressing how he felt? Or was it abrupt, and its minimalist style a middle finger to his fans who expected a GrandFinale? Did his "game I don't feel like playing" analogy work with how he felt, or did it make it seem like he took making [=YTPs=] a bit too seriously? Was him addressing he won't read any new comments--positive or negative--another good way to go out, or did it make him seem unintentionally mean? And the list goes on and on. Fortunately, he's now working again under new names.

** His final departure from [=YouTube=]. Was it a good way of going out and a good way of expressing how he felt? Or was it abrupt, and its minimalist style a middle finger to his fans who expected a GrandFinale? Did his "game I don't feel like playing" analogy work with how he felt, or did it make it seem like he took making [=YTPs=] a bit too seriously? Was him addressing he won't read any new comments--positive or negative--another good way to go out, or did it make him seem unintentionally mean? And the list goes on and on.

** His final departure from [=YouTube=]. Was it a good way of going out, or did it feel very abrupt? Was its minimalist style the perfect showcase of his feelings, or should have he made a better video to thank all of his fans? Did his "game I don't feel like playing" analogy work with how he felt, or did it make it seem like he took making [=YTPs=] a bit too seriously? Was him addressing he won't read any new comments (positive or negative) another good way to go out, or did it make him seem unintentionally mean? And the list goes on and on.

* BrokenBase: His rage against his "Top 20 Worst SpongeBob Episodes" videos. While a majority of fans understand why he was very angered and upset to the verge of tears over the MisaimedFandom, a small minority actually enjoyed his videos and felt his anger towards said videos was a bit too much, to the point where it was a flat out '''overreaction'''.

* MisaimedFandom: His "Top 20 Worst SpongeBob Episodes" videos attracted subscribers who thought his account was a rant channel in the lines of WebVideo/TheMysteriousMrEnter, one of the reasons he removed them.