Mini-Mizer: Mystery

Mini-Mizer: Mystery is a special episode of Mini-Mizer, made to celebrate the first anniversary of the show. It was released on 6 August 2013.

Plot
When The Arcade Addict was still Joshua Bradley, he was looking around the Internet, searching for a site to customize Lego Minifigures digitally. He finds a site called "reasonablyclever.com" and finds the Mini-Mizer 3.0. After building Wreck-it Ralph, he gets the idea for a video, which would later be uploaded to future YouTube channel "anarcadeaddict." A year later, The Arcade Addict leaves Mini-Mizer 3.0 and sets out very briefly for a new Reasonably Clever adventure.

Sequel
See Mini-Mizer: There vs. Home.

On the B-L-O-G on 7 August 2013, it was announced that a sequel for release in September was in production. The Arcade Addict claimed that it would be called "Mini-Mizer: There vs. Home" since it will take place after the events of Mini-Mizer: Mystery, but before series 6 part 2. It was later announced that since There vs. Home was cancelled, a mini-episode that would end the series would be released. It was officially announced that it would feature Mini-Mizer program creator Christopher Doyle emailing The Arcade Addict that Purpleparatroopa should be arrested.

Goofs

 * The very second that the program appears, you can see that the site's calendar said "July 2013." The Arcade Addict was supposed to have found the program in June 2012.
 * The time was 5:21pm. The Arcade Addict found the program in June 2012 early in the morning.