SMG4

Summary

SMG4 is a web series^[1]. SMG4 draws 126 Wikipedia views per month (web_series category, ranking #201 of 360).^[2]

Key Facts

• SMG4 is the creator of Luke Lerdwichagul^[3].
• SMG4 is the creator of Glitch Productions^[4].
• SMG4's instance of is recorded as web series^[5].
• SMG4's instance of is recorded as YouTube channel^[6].
• SMG4's genre is adventure fiction^[7].
• SMG4's genre is animated sitcom^[8].
• SMG4's genre is black comedy^[9].
• SMG4's genre is comedy^[10].
• SMG4's genre is surreal humour^[11].
• SMG4's genre is comedy drama^[12].
• SMG4's genre is comedy horror^[13].
• SMG4's genre is crossover fiction^[14].
• SMG4's genre is fantasy^[15].
• SMG4's genre is ribaldry^[16].
• SMG4's genre is satire^[17].
• SMG4's genre is science fantasy^[18].
• SMG4's genre is slapstick^[19].
• SMG4's genre is slice of life^[20].
• SMG4's genre is parody^[21].
• SMG4's genre is adult animated television series^[22].
• SMG4's based on is recorded as Super Mario^[23].
• SMG4's country of origin is recorded as Australia^[24].
• SMG4 was published on February 14, 2009^[25].
• SMG4 began on May 8, 2011^[26].
• SMG4 ended on December 27, 2025^[27].

Body

Authorship and Creation

Created works include Luke Lerdwichagul^[3], a YouTuber^[28], b. 1999^[29], of Australia^[30] and Glitch Productions^[4], an animation studio^[31], in Australia^[32], founded in 2017^[33].

Publication

SMG4 was released on February 14, 2009^[25]. Genres include adventure fiction^[7], animated sitcom^[8], black comedy^[9], comedy^[10], surreal humour^[11], and comedy drama^[12].

Adaptations and Inspiration

Super Mario 64 inspired SMG4^[34].

Why It Matters

SMG4 draws 126 Wikipedia views per month (web_series category, ranking #201 of 360).^[2]