Things are getting weirder.

 

I fear this is my last attempt at sanity.

 

First I would just give in to the blanket of sleep that would inevitably swallow me as the end of each day grew nigh...

 

...it was nothing out of the ordinary at first.

 

Sleep was a regular bullet on my daily To-Do List.

 

...but then the red eye started invading my dreams.

 

It would just stare at me; it would blink until I woke up screaming.

 

There was no escaping it.

 

Every night, it would hold me captive a little longer.

 

I started waking up later and later in the day, and I knew that eventually I would be locked in this horrifying dream world.

 

No... not dream world.

 

 

Nightmare world.

 

 

If I tried to run, it would simply break apart and reappear directly in front of me.

 

Surely I should be able to outsmart my own nightmares?

 

I knew I was going insane.

 

Soon I would be forever trapped inside my own sleeping head.

 

As the nightmares grew longer and longer, I began to recognize this red pupil.

 

Something from my childhood.

 

Something that had given me endless amounts of trouble.

 

Infinite hours of frustration.

 

But for all the trouble and frustration it gave me...

 

...I remembered but one thing:

 

I had defeated the Yellow Devil.

 

...

 

...

 

...

 

And now it was time for his revenge. 

 

 

One of my best runs on Plug Man's stage.

My record for the stage is 1:26:75. I still haven't made it onto the Top 10, but that's only 1.25 seconds away from the Top 10 spot, so I figure it's impressive enough to post on here.
Which means this particular run is 1.33 seconds slower than the Top 10 spot as of today.

Tons of tricks to help you out, and I've only seen a couple Plug Man videos online anyway.

I'm playing on the Wii with the Wiimote, if anyone cares. Not the 360 that you can see in the video.

At about 0:33, I made a mistake: instead of pausing for a split-second and waiting for next disappearing block, I could've just blasted another Concrete Shot to stick to that wall and I could've just kept going. I forgot to do that in this run.