Super Smash Bros. Ultimate - Classic Mode - Mario (Redo)

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Redoing Mario's Classic Mode run to finish on 9.9. (Previous run here:    • Super Smash Bros. Ultimate - Classic Mode ...  )

"Look at you, dressed up for a wedding!" Palutena complimented.

Suddenly, the top hat Mario was wearing grew a set of eyes on the brim. "Thanks! I look so natural, don't I?" it asked.

"WAH! What the heck!" Viridi shrieked at the hat.

The eyes looked happy. "Heh heh. Always a guilty pleasure in freaking people out," it said. Viridi grunted.

"Cappy, please," Mario said, looking apologetic.

"Okay, okay. Sorry," the hat - Cappy - said. "I thought she was complementing me. I mean, I'm the most important part of the outfit. You'd look so plain without me, Mario. Admit it!"

"Nah. I think it's the bow tie that's the most important part of the outfit," Chris said.

Cappy looked angry. "Oh, so now some bow tie without a personality is more important than an actual person. You hurt me," he said.

"Yes, Chris. Respect the top hat," Palutena said, earning a dull stare from Chris.

"Uh, lady, you're not any better," Cappy pointed out.

"W-whatever," Viridi said. "So I read up on Bonneters. You guys can possess people's bodies! That's a very powerful ability."

"Right?!" Cappy said, looking happy. "We once considered taking over the world! But we liked being fashionable instead. I'm glad we chose the right option!" The other four looked a bit disturbed by that statement that even Mario was considering removing Cappy from his head. Cappy blinked. "Relax. We're never gonna do that. A lot of us like being mischievous about our abilities."

Palutena eyed a nearby hat rack with several hats on it. One of the hats grew shifty eyes, as if it was waiting for someone to come and wear it. She shuddered. "Great. Now I'll never wear a hat if it means letting Bonneters take control of me," she said.

"Why even consider wearing something else than our crowns?" Viridi asked, unaware that her own laurel vine crown sported two girly-looking eyes. Everyone spotted the eyes, who then seemed to be giggling. "What?" Viridi asked. It took her a few seconds to realize what was going on that she took her crown off and discovered a female Bonneter had possessed it. She yelped and let go of it, causing the Bonneter to separate from the crown to take her normal form, giggling at Viridi. "D-don't do that!" Viridi scolded, much to everyone else's amusement.

Key Notes:

Classic Mode Overview (repeated in every other character video)
Unlike before, you will never start your difficulty at the maximum difficulty (9.9). The limit you can start is at 5.0.
However, depending on how well you do in every fight, the difficulty will steadily increase. The factors that contribute an increase are if you...
1) ...finished the fight as quickly as possible.
2) ...didn't stay put or mess around.
3) ...actually managed to avoid damage altogether (meaning a perfect run, which doesn't really guarantee an extra point).
At best, you can get a whole point (or more) added to difficulty. At worst, you get nothing. "Nice Plays" may just be compliments that usually are around 0.8 additions. Do your best to get to the end of the mural.
Using tickets avoids losing difficulty, but in case the difficulty is still increasing, you'll get a 0.1 increase if you win a match...and never reach 9.9.
Oh, and you only get ONE life. Lose it, and you'll either spend money to continue while losing difficulty, use a Ticket without the drawback, or simply give up.
Classic Mode runs for every character aren't the same anymore. Instead of random setups, every character has a set path revolving around a theme. No differences will be made if you retry the same route.
Moreover, the final boss may or may not be unique to every fighter. It may be Master Hand and/or Crazy Hand, but it can be someone else.

Watch, enjoy, and comment, everyone.