VIP Mario 6 (also known as VIP and Wall and Alaska and Game Ura Mix 6) is the sixth hack of the series. Still in development, this hack continues following the quality trail seen since VIP4: ASM, custom music and unique level ideas. It's known for being the hack with the longest development time (2012 to present) without an official release, but also for featuring an interesting multi-path overworld and also for being the first hack in the series in which western people have worked in.

Speaking about the tools used for the hack, this is the first hack in the series that uses a "modern" addmusic (addmusicM by homing), as previous hacks used deprecated addmusics, which breaks on accurate emulators. It also uses Lunar Magic 2.01, all previous VIP hacks used 1.65 (most likely due to some sort of translation script that only worked for that version).

The latest version of this demo was released in 2017, and it is very likely that the game will never be fully released. The reasons are mainly due to divergent visions for the game within the development team. The worst part of all, is that apparently the only thing that it's missing from the latest demos is the secret final boss (the boss of the special world, not the final boss of Bowser's Castle).