Dang I can't believe how hard I fumbled the email jingle references part lol 1. 6:23 The tune Goombella's email plays is a reference to her new theme song in the remake 2. 6:30 It's still the "Egg is Rescued" theme from SMW, they just sped it up and shortened it, which I didn't realize 3. 6:52 I MESSED UP THE VISUAL! I KNOW!!! It's supposed to say the song is from Super Mario World, not SMB3, my b
You are spared from my wrath this time Pink Jiggles… think twice next time you spread misinformation tangentially related to the best Super Mario game (Super Mario World).
Ok, heres one. When you correct Kroop for the first time when he get's your name wrong and say "it's Mario", he responds as if you complemented his eyebrows. The fun thing is that "eyebrow" is pronounced "mayu" in Japanese, which sounds close to "Mario" meaning its a joke lost in translation.
Another useless fact, in chapter 2's escape sequence, if the timer runs out while you are in a cutscene with Crump, it will interrupt the cutscene and have Crump freak-out as everything blows up before getting your game over.
I remember getting that gameover in the gamecube version (waaaay back), but I think Crump didnt react at all, the screen just went white while the npcs were talking.
26:53 That single coin block does actually have a reason to exist: to straight up troll the player. There’s a character named Wonky who sells information in Herb T’s Place in Rogueport Sewers. One of his tidbits is: “ There's a wacky old place called Creepy Steeple somewhere in this land… And if you jump on the fourth step from the top, ol' Wonky hears you get a good thing. I don't know how useful that is, but hey, it's worth a shot.”
Even MORE of a troll cuz I thought it meant the fourth step from the top of the SPIRAL staircase. Why would anyone think it was the stairs outside the front door???
@@gaminggeckos4388 and further,,,you paid 5 coins to Wonky to get 1 coin back (plus however much to get up to that clue). Worse than the flower who lies to you in Flower Fields in PM64.
@@MarioMastar that's evil 😂 I remember my fiancée excitedly asking me to let her show me something so I passed the Switch and she got that coin for me. I just paused for a while and said "... why is that there?" and she just giggled her ass off, it was really cute 😂 Luckily I didn't pay for that hint! She just wanted to show off knowing a random secret in her favourite game and she's so real for that ❤
26:27 is actually a joke on the player. Wonky mentions it in one of his things! The comment is as follows: "There's a wacky old place called Creepy Steeple somewhere in this land… And if you jump on the fourth step from the top, ol' Wonky hears you get a good thing. I don't know how useful that is, but hey, it's worth a shot." I'd certainly say that's meant to be a joke on someone who goes through Wonky's dialogue.
I remember my fiancée excitedly asking me to let her show me something so I passed the Switch and she got that coin for me. I just paused for a while and said "... why is that there?" and she just giggled her ass off, it was really cute 😂
33:29 bonus useless fact: if you come back to the parrot with goombella and use tattle on him, in the original game there was a programing error that made it so that Goombella would only talk aboud the room, this was fixed in the remake
6:40 it's the same, they shortened it because they wanted the notification to be less obstructive (also why it's just a little thing in the corner now)
36:15 The enemies in this area of the game debuff you by throwing potions that shrink you and buff themselves by drinking potions that make them grow, this means that they actually make these potions they use against you in this lab and you can accidently make them as well during the Peach section!
Here's another one: If you use Earth Tremor if your partner is defeated, a black Shy Guy will appear and carry them off screen. Once the attack is finished, the Shy Guy will carry the partner back.
@@charziz6693 I was about to question if they're a reference to Paper Mario's Antiguys, but as you mentioned the stagehands I realized, it is a reference, but to the REAL world. In Noh theater in Japan, the stagehands wear completely black outfits that cover them completely, so that in the dim lighting they can easily be missed.
@@kokokat06 They usually wear black, but the Stagehands in Paper Mario actually stay out on stage at times, holding something, to imply it's floating, that and Noh stagehands wear COMPLETELY black, as in, "Cover ALL skin with black clothing" which is more akin to the Shyguys.
2:20 Luigi appears after you buy all of his 5 books from the shop in Rogueport from at least my experience. I hadn’t beaten bonetail and he showed up after I bought the last book.
I have beaten Bonetail and haven't gotten all of the books yet, he hasn't appeared on the title screen for me. It's most likely the books that are required.
33:02 You definitely did but it actually wasn’t as bad as other pronunciations I’ve heard before, plus I appreciate the effort for trying lmao Thanks for letting me work on a small part of this huge video; glad to share at least a bit of my culture and heritage around!
Fun fact, in the original TTYD Doopliss wouldn't copy Mario's color properly if he had the W Emblem equipped beforehand, but in the remake they actually changed that so that he would, and I want to say a couple of NPCs actually do make note of it too during that part of Chapter 4.
37:10 When you control Bowser during the first intermission in his castle, you can actually check the Bowser statues in the back of the room for some fun extra dialogue for each one. When checking the last rightmost one, he says "I got the Bowser Jewel!", then "Just kidding." It's really cute along with the Twilight Blade line honestly
6:33 I'm pretty sure that actually IS the theme that sounds when defeating a koopaling in SMW, but they cut it to only be the last few notes instead of the whole jingle
Idk if anyone mentioned this but: the cooked pig on the table of chapter 4 is very likely NOT a cursed person, if you tattle one of the pigs on the left side of the screen Goombella will actually tell you that one of these pigs wasn't cursed and was, in fact, a real pig
Heres some useless triva in regards to Hooktail. 1. In the original English translation, they changed her gender to be male for some reason. But when you battle Gloomtail in chapter 8 he refers to Hooktail as his sister. The remake fixes it so everyone refers to Hooktail as female. 2. So you know how Hooktail's weakness was crickets in the orginal and frogs in the remake? Well the orginal English translation was going to have frogs as it originally but they changed it sometime durring transition. Look up footage from Thousand Year Door demo disks and when you get to the part where Koops reads the letter about Hooktail's weakness using an early version of the translation. Then for some reason they changed it to crickets in the final version. Then back to frogs for the remakes, complete with changing the sound effect for that one badge to a frog croak.
They changed it to crickets in the English version because the sound is of a Japanese frog, which doesn't sound anything like the traditional "ribbit" that frogs are known for in English-speaking countries.
Yeah, it always implied that the Koopas thought Hooktail was male simply because she was a big monster and Gloomtail reveals in a humanely way that she does have a gender and is female. Similarly, Bonetail is referred to as male for similar reasons, but is explicity female in the remake, which is likely out of respect of the Vivian decision to give them proper genders instead of defaulting to "it". Unclear if they use genderless pronouns in other languages that have them in the original though.
25:16 I love how you can still hear the same despise Brent expressed through his TTYD playthrough coming from his voice, when talking about Shellshock 😂
26:53 I believe that block's there because if I remember correctly, Wonky tells you that something's hidden there. So you walk all the way there for one coin... How evil
45:54 I think the cherry on top of this would've been to have no one on the screen. Mario isn't defeated, he's now one of the Shadow Queens pawns. And so there's no one there, no one left to save the world from darkness. The truest of Game Overs.
The Black Shy Guy stagehands are a very neat addition. From their likely inspiration in Kuroko, to them taking incapacitated partners offscreen for Earth Tremor, they’re such a neat addition. They even replace the red Shy Guys that would hold the Clock Out bomb for enemies on the ceiling or bosses that are too large - yes, that is also a thing I spent way too long going down a rabbit hole for when wiki editing. Quoting from the Shy Guy page of the Super Mario Wiki: “A Shy Guy (a Black Shy Guy in the remake, to fit in with the other stagehands) can also appear onstage when the special move Clock Out is used. When an enemy is on the ceiling, it holds the bomb in their place, running off after the attack is completed. This additionally happens with certain large bosses, including Macho Grubba, Atomic Boo, Cortez, Smorg, Magnus von Grapple 2.0, Gloomtail and Bonetail, and the Shadow Queen's true form.”
"You never see Whacka ever again. Yup, he's gone forever after this." Lemme just uhh... *20 hours later* ...Yep, that checks out. Doesn't show up any more after that, can confirm.
*eye gleam* Though I'd have mentioned that Wacka no longer "dies" but seems to see being hit for his bumps as a game, as both original and PM 64 made it very clear that he dies and that's cruel as the reason not to hit him, but this time, Goombella is warning you despite not knowing it yet.... a very nice touch so we no longer have to feel bad about beating him (his dialogue also implies he's praising you for hitting him, rather than moaning in pain).
Fun Fact: In the Italian translation of the original GameCube version, Vivian is specifically referred to as trans. I think Vivian is implied to be trans in every version except German and American-English. Again, for the GameCube version.
My guess is the reason they changed the email sound effect is because the email no longer stops you on your tracks and is supposed to just be a little aside. So they sped it up a ton to match its new role.
Another useless fact is in the Intro there is a photo with the Partners from Paper Mario; Another is that after you beat the game, there is now a photo with the TTYD Partners, Neither of these were in the original GameCube version. Both of these photos did appear in Super Paper Mario's intro.
As a french pesron who has played the original, i can also specify that in the og version of the game in France, Vivian was already known to be trans just like in the og japanese version :)
Here's one you missed: If you fight Doopliss the first time while wearing the W Emblem badge, Doopliss will copy your appearance _including_ the yellow Wario attire, and will keep it for the rest of the chapter, even if you take the badge off later. Some of the Twilight Town residents will even comment on a man with _yellow clothes and purple overalls_ jumping around. Cool, huh? Let's also not forget how if you speak to the Battle Master during this section, he will call you "Nameless Frank" so the tips and hints don't have to be 100% rewritten.
20:44 An other useless fact about Rock hawk : In the Spanish (spain) they changed his name to Hawk Hogan , being a references to the famous wrestler Hulk Hogan
That's also in the Japanese version. The reason he's called Rawk Hawk in the English version is to avoid legal action from Hulk Hogan's estate. Same reason why they cut the reference to Bruce Lee in the Super Mario RPG remake.
6:56 "...from Super Mario World." ..super mario world?? my favourite third instalment of the mario series released on the NES is Super Mario World, yeah
"something else you're unlikely to do at all is get 300 shop points" Tell this to the girl who was obsessed with getting a 2 coin profit by selling sheep (me).
Yes, they removed it in releases after the Japanese release, because in the original game the Doopliss model didn't show stuff like the L and W emblems. The remake had it updated to take those into account so it didn't break the illusion to have it switch models again.
If you talk to one of the Twilighters in the east zone, specifically after finishing Chapter 4 but before going back to the thousand year door, he'll tell you he dreamt that you went on the moon, and he ask you to come back to tell him who lives there, obviously foreshadowing the plot of chapter 7
Vivian trans real \/ I knew that the Japanese version also had the changes, but I didn't know about all the other languages. Super cool to see that preserved in every translation!
8:40 Lucky only gets mad if you change to clock backwards while you have a ticket in hand. Just change it after he gives you the prize but before he gives you the next ticket, and he won't notice. This was not possible on the GameCube version because you had to reset the console to set the clock.
A big one you missed in Chapter 4: if you’re wearing the W emblem when you initially fight Doopliss, then after the battle when he steals your body, he will still be dressed as Wario for the rest of the chapter, even if you unequip the W emblem after. This is not the case in the original, where after the battle “Mario” would just inexplicably turn red. An npc, who normally comments on Mario’s clothes, even changes her dialogues to specifically reference his yellow cap and purple overalls. This also applies to Mario after he becomes the shadow queens servant in the finale. He uses Doopliss’s imposter Mario model for that, so in the original he would suddenly turn red, regardless of what emblems you have equipped. Now he’ll properly match your color. Meaning that scene is the only way to see a Luigified and Waluigified Doopliss model.
I was honestly really glad to see King of Skill show up here. Seeing one of my favourite UA-camrs in a video by another one of my favourite UA-camrs made me super happy I'd be down to see some other folks show up in your videos as a lil cameo in the future too
Some more useless facts: (and inconsistencies) 1. (2:02) If you finish Peach's first interlude, save, and then quit out before saving after Bowser's interlude, only peach will show on the title screen, without Bowser and Kammy behind her. So that's another unique title screen that wasn't shown in the video. 2. (6:30) The Remake's version of the "generic NPC" Mailbox SP jingle is just the held note of the original jingle. Therefore, it's still the "Egg is Rescued" theme. (which is actually also from Super Mario World, but ok.) Most of it is simply cut out, so as to recontextualize the tune as more of a text tone. 3. (24:17) Humorously, in reference to the fact that in the original you'd only be able to face The Destructors after loosing to every opponent in the Glitz Pit, from the Koopinator to the Wings of Night, the head Spinia of the team will open the fight with the words: "You got bad luck, getting matched up against us." Additionally The Destructors are also known as "The Flying Bullets." 4. (37:00) This is actually a bit of a running joke throughout the Bowser Interludes. After Chapter 1, Bowser will mention that he found "the Bowser Jewel" after inspecting the third statue in the throne room. As far as I know, these are the only two instances, though. So to call it a running joke might be considered a stretch.
48:43 this scene genuinely made me laugh, it's like when they show somebody leaving to cry in a cartoon, but you can still barely see them at the edge of the screen as they cry.
I don't know how well known this fact is, but there's a fun little reference to the original paper mario that in the original english localization of ttyd got accidentally removed due to a localization goof. In the email you receive from Koopook (the hide and seek koopa) after finding him in hooktail castle mentions that he is now hiding in "クリスターしんでん" (Kurisutā Shinden) which is the japanese name of the crystal palace from paper mario 64. however, the localizers missed this reference and interpreted the "kuri" in the name as the one in "kuribo" (the japanese name of goombas) and so localized it as "goomstar temple". This was rectified in the switch remake.
As a nod to the original game's glitch, it would've been cool if they made Bobbery have a subtle change to his idle animation during Luigi's story to make him look more invested. They could've had his eyes open more, or have his posture shift forward: something that corrects the old glitch, but still sort of honors it by not having him sleep like the rest or just look like someone forgot to flag a state change. At any rate, good hustle here, pal. Putting this video together must've been quite the undertaking! 🎉
Here's a neat little oversight in the sound player that definitely doesn't keep me up at night: Some of the songs change their name when Nostalgic Tunes is equipped (mainly for if a song had new variants added and it's first variant was named in a way denoting it as a first variant, such as Rogueport - Sublevel One or Hooktail Castle - Part One) However, there are some songs that obviously should've had their names changed, but didn't. The most egregious of these is DEFINITELY Battle - Chapter 1 not changing despite being the name of the battle theme used throughout the entire game.
Two facts for Chapter 4: If you enter the first Doopliss battle wearing the W Emblem, Doopliss will copy it instead of the default colours like the GameCube version. He keeps the W Emblem colours for the rest of the Chapter. One of the villagers' dialogue even updates to say yellow cap and purple overalls. If you try to defeat Doopliss in one turn in either battle, he will use a Life Shroom on himself, so the copying Mario or Vivian returning event can play out without continuity errors.
I think that for getting Luigi on the title screen, you need to buy all the Super Luigi books, or you just listen to all his stories, I once I beat the game I listened to Luigi’s final 2 stories and bought all the books, and I had barely touched the pit of 100 trials, only getting to floor 30 cause of that one trouble where you save the kids dad.
I have Luigi on my title screen and has never entered the Pit of 100 Trials. I think he appears there after you buy all 5 of his books and hears all of his stories.
When Grubba introduces himself, he says "...and when you get big, you'll look back on all those small dreamers and LAUGH!" which is further foreshadowing to him using Macho Grubba to get big and stomp his competition.
I dont know if it was just the clips you showed, but it looks like the yoshi eating the pokies is not a 50-50, but rather depends on if any more enemies are present. Because yoshi only ate them when it was the last enemy on screen, therefore not having anything to shoot them back at.
One more theme-tune leitmotif that I somehow didn't realize until just RECENTLY- The standard "Battle Clear/Win" victory jingle, is actually the later half section of the level clear theme in Super Mario World on SNES.
Here's something I don't think I've heard mentioned in TTYD trivia videos. You can hear the original Super Mario Bros theme play on the chapter titles of the original Paper Mario 64 after waiting on the screen. In the TTYD Remake, certain chapters have a mysterious ambience play on the Chapter title screen. This mysterious ambience is from Super Mario Picross (SNES) when you complete a puzzle. In the original TTYD, there is no music after the chapter opening title.
37:01 bonus fact: in the very first bowser intermission in his castle, one of the statues can be inspected where Bowser will "find" the Bowser Jewel, also with the item jingle
Something that I noticed while playing is that the new music also reference Origami King OST like Bowser's Castle having Bowser's TOK leitmotif added to the song, or if you enter Glitzville arena as the spectator, Tape's battle theme can be heard there.
Here’s some things I found involving the Nostalgic Tunes Badge. Your first encounter with Punio in Rogueport Sewers will play the Remixed version of the Punies Music, which is strange because all other instances with the Punies’ Music will play the original. Zess T. will only ever play her new Remixed Music and never the her original music, despite her original music being playable in the Sound Gallery.
26:56 There are actually several well hidden blocks that don't serve much purpose in this chapter, including one in the back of the shed where you find the black key. Fun fact about the one you showed: Wonky is supposed to be this game's equivalent to Chet Rippo from the first game, offering something unknown for a set price that will be good or bad, but in this case offering information. Well, one of the things he can say will clue you into that exact block, so I guess that's supposed to be a "dud" hint, like Chet Rippo giving you a dried shroom; going all the way out there for one measly coin. So that block actually does have a purpose, kind of.
I'm still in the beginning of the video, but it's so cool that the Japanese title screen song sounds a lot like a part of the Maple Tree course music from Mario Kart Wii That course's song part must be a reference to TTYD then
love that you said its gonna go in order of things you see so don't have to worry about spoilers until it gets to your part and then immediately show every partner and bonetail
33:38 For some reason as a kid, I always thought the bird shouting "Shine get!" always creeped me out. I always saw the Sunshine reference in it, but I would start overthinking and coming up with horror story scenarios for what it could mean
Another small detail is that if you are wearing the Wario Emblem before fighting Doopliss, he will continue to wear the Wario clothes for the rest of the chapter. Some of the NPC dialogue even changes to talk about Mario’s yellow shirt and purple overalls. (I wonder if this holds true for the Luigi and Waluigi clothes if you hack them in)
12:41 Fun fact: If you let the timer run out the moment you make it to Lord Crump before his boss fight, he even starts freaking out as well before the Great Boggly Tree explodes. It’s a pretty hard to find detail that I’m surprised Pjiggles didn’t mention. XD 37:58 I guess old age is catching up to Bobbery. 😢 43:46 I’ve always knew about that trick, especially that it was also in the first Paper Mario game as well. 😊
regarding the random email jingle when you're just travelling the overworld, I think the one in the remake is a condensed, shortened version of the original games email jingle
My younger sister found out the hard way when she read the Ghost's Diary. Since this was her first playthrough (I had already beat it and have played the original one too many times) she asked me what happens if she reads it and I just told her to read it if she wants. She read it thinking she was gonna get a tough boss fight so her reaction to getting instakilled for reading it was priceless.
Funn fact FOR YOU, PJiggles, did YOU know, that the timer in chapter 2 can go off while you are in a cutscene? And if that happens, ALL characters present will react, not just mario and hes partner.
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Dang I can't believe how hard I fumbled the email jingle references part lol
1. 6:23 The tune Goombella's email plays is a reference to her new theme song in the remake
2. 6:30 It's still the "Egg is Rescued" theme from SMW, they just sped it up and shortened it, which I didn't realize
3. 6:52 I MESSED UP THE VISUAL! I KNOW!!! It's supposed to say the song is from Super Mario World, not SMB3, my b
Isn't Goombella's theme also part of TTYD's title screen song? Sounds kinda like the part after 45s
You are spared from my wrath this time Pink Jiggles… think twice next time you spread misinformation tangentially related to the best Super Mario game (Super Mario World).
Hey Jiggs, the generic email jingle played in the remake is the same as the original, just the latter half sped up
There is also 2 new superbosses. Prince mush and Whacka.
@@PJiggles you still messed up in your comment…
“my b”
Useless fact: Ms. mowz is hidden behind the switch cartridge in the physical edition
I bought the game on the e-shop 🥲
Yooo it’s Bryce the Woomy boi
I see you everywhere
Like a change in the special edition? Or like printed on the physical box
@@rfurthegamer3412 on the physical box.
ms. mowz**
Ok, heres one.
When you correct Kroop for the first time when he get's your name wrong and say "it's Mario", he responds as if you complemented his eyebrows.
The fun thing is that "eyebrow" is pronounced "mayu" in Japanese, which sounds close to "Mario" meaning its a joke lost in translation.
that's really funny
Another useless fact, in chapter 2's escape sequence, if the timer runs out while you are in a cutscene with Crump, it will interrupt the cutscene and have Crump freak-out as everything blows up before getting your game over.
I remember getting that gameover in the gamecube version (waaaay back), but I think Crump didnt react at all, the screen just went white while the npcs were talking.
"I better turn off this timer."
...
I DONT WANNA DIE
26:53 That single coin block does actually have a reason to exist: to straight up troll the player. There’s a character named Wonky who sells information in Herb T’s Place in Rogueport Sewers. One of his tidbits is:
“ There's a wacky old place called Creepy Steeple somewhere in this land… And if you jump on the fourth step from the top, ol' Wonky hears you get a good thing. I don't know how useful that is, but hey, it's worth a shot.”
Even MORE of a troll cuz I thought it meant the fourth step from the top of the SPIRAL staircase. Why would anyone think it was the stairs outside the front door???
@@gaminggeckos4388 and further,,,you paid 5 coins to Wonky to get 1 coin back (plus however much to get up to that clue). Worse than the flower who lies to you in Flower Fields in PM64.
@@MarioMastar that's evil 😂
I remember my fiancée excitedly asking me to let her show me something so I passed the Switch and she got that coin for me. I just paused for a while and said "... why is that there?" and she just giggled her ass off, it was really cute 😂 Luckily I didn't pay for that hint! She just wanted to show off knowing a random secret in her favourite game and she's so real for that ❤
26:27 is actually a joke on the player. Wonky mentions it in one of his things!
The comment is as follows: "There's a wacky old place called Creepy Steeple somewhere in this land… And if you jump on the fourth step from the top, ol' Wonky hears you get a good thing. I don't know how useful that is, but hey, it's worth a shot."
I'd certainly say that's meant to be a joke on someone who goes through Wonky's dialogue.
You got the timestamp a little early, it's at 26:53
Classic Paper Mario troll humour. I swear stuff like this takes up half of Super.
There's a glitch in the original version that does not show the Tattle text for Doopliss' parrot so they changed in the remake
I remember my fiancée excitedly asking me to let her show me something so I passed the Switch and she got that coin for me. I just paused for a while and said "... why is that there?" and she just giggled her ass off, it was really cute 😂
6:26 actually it is a reference to a theme song. Specifically her theme. Since each partner gets their own theme in this version, unlike the original.
Fun fact if Mario kills doopliss before Vivian comes back doopilss use a life shroom just want to mention it
33:29 bonus useless fact: if you come back to the parrot with goombella and use tattle on him, in the original game there was a programing error that made it so that Goombella would only talk aboud the room, this was fixed in the remake
6:40 it's the same, they shortened it because they wanted the notification to be less obstructive (also why it's just a little thing in the corner now)
36:15 The enemies in this area of the game debuff you by throwing potions that shrink you and buff themselves by drinking potions that make them grow, this means that they actually make these potions they use against you in this lab and you can accidently make them as well during the Peach section!
Dang I never made that connection, that's so cool
Here's another one: If you use Earth Tremor if your partner is defeated, a black Shy Guy will appear and carry them off screen. Once the attack is finished, the Shy Guy will carry the partner back.
Those are the stagehands! Thy only show up for if something goes wrong or occasionally crimes
@@charziz6693 I was about to question if they're a reference to Paper Mario's Antiguys, but as you mentioned the stagehands I realized, it is a reference, but to the REAL world.
In Noh theater in Japan, the stagehands wear completely black outfits that cover them completely, so that in the dim lighting they can easily be missed.
@@KingTaltia I mean I'm pretty sure that applies to stagehands in general
@@kokokat06 They usually wear black, but the Stagehands in Paper Mario actually stay out on stage at times, holding something, to imply it's floating, that and Noh stagehands wear COMPLETELY black, as in, "Cover ALL skin with black clothing" which is more akin to the Shyguys.
@@KingTaltia ah, cool
2:20 Luigi appears after you buy all of his 5 books from the shop in Rogueport from at least my experience. I hadn’t beaten bonetail and he showed up after I bought the last book.
I have beaten Bonetail and haven't gotten all of the books yet, he hasn't appeared on the title screen for me. It's most likely the books that are required.
I can confirm that it's the books, not Bonetail.
thank you!! i was about to comment this so thank you for the trouble^_^
4:40 this Lady Bow slander will not be tolerated
Goombela wrote this comment
Gosh, I wish lady bow was real... I'd do really nasty things with her
33:02 You definitely did but it actually wasn’t as bad as other pronunciations I’ve heard before, plus I appreciate the effort for trying lmao
Thanks for letting me work on a small part of this huge video; glad to share at least a bit of my culture and heritage around!
Fun fact, in the original TTYD Doopliss wouldn't copy Mario's color properly if he had the W Emblem equipped beforehand, but in the remake they actually changed that so that he would, and I want to say a couple of NPCs actually do make note of it too during that part of Chapter 4.
Yea, someone mentioned matio as a guy with purple overalls and a yellow hat, and I really liked that.
In chapter 4, if you talk to Battle Master Toad while being all purple, he'll call you "Nameless Frank"
Alas, poor Waluigi.
@@1BeautifulDuckno, chapter 4 during the shadow mario event. Not the waluigi outfit you get for combining the W and L emblems
@@HavikXIII Alas, poor purple
37:10 When you control Bowser during the first intermission in his castle, you can actually check the Bowser statues in the back of the room for some fun extra dialogue for each one. When checking the last rightmost one, he says "I got the Bowser Jewel!", then "Just kidding." It's really cute along with the Twilight Blade line honestly
6:33 I'm pretty sure that actually IS the theme that sounds when defeating a koopaling in SMW, but they cut it to only be the last few notes instead of the whole jingle
That’s exactly what it is. Also, why a little pop-up appears in the top of the screen.
Idk if anyone mentioned this but: the cooked pig on the table of chapter 4 is very likely NOT a cursed person, if you tattle one of the pigs on the left side of the screen Goombella will actually tell you that one of these pigs wasn't cursed and was, in fact, a real pig
One of Wonky's tips is telling you about the hidden block outside Creepy Steeple, so I imagine it was meant to be a joke.
6:48 it is the same jingle, just trimmed in the remake
GOATed Video Mr Jiggles, there was a ton of stuff I had no idea about
Thank you for editing this for us on your birthday
Heres some useless triva in regards to Hooktail.
1. In the original English translation, they changed her gender to be male for some reason. But when you battle Gloomtail in chapter 8 he refers to Hooktail as his sister. The remake fixes it so everyone refers to Hooktail as female.
2. So you know how Hooktail's weakness was crickets in the orginal and frogs in the remake? Well the orginal English translation was going to have frogs as it originally but they changed it sometime durring transition. Look up footage from Thousand Year Door demo disks and when you get to the part where Koops reads the letter about Hooktail's weakness using an early version of the translation. Then for some reason they changed it to crickets in the final version. Then back to frogs for the remakes, complete with changing the sound effect for that one badge to a frog croak.
They changed it to crickets in the English version because the sound is of a Japanese frog, which doesn't sound anything like the traditional "ribbit" that frogs are known for in English-speaking countries.
Yeah, it always implied that the Koopas thought Hooktail was male simply because she was a big monster and Gloomtail reveals in a humanely way that she does have a gender and is female. Similarly, Bonetail is referred to as male for similar reasons, but is explicity female in the remake, which is likely out of respect of the Vivian decision to give them proper genders instead of defaulting to "it". Unclear if they use genderless pronouns in other languages that have them in the original though.
25:16 I love how you can still hear the same despise Brent expressed through his TTYD playthrough coming from his voice, when talking about Shellshock 😂
I somehow read your name as onelivesmatter
26:53 I believe that block's there because if I remember correctly, Wonky tells you that something's hidden there. So you walk all the way there for one coin... How evil
45:54 I think the cherry on top of this would've been to have no one on the screen. Mario isn't defeated, he's now one of the Shadow Queens pawns. And so there's no one there, no one left to save the world from darkness. The truest of Game Overs.
Damn, that would add just the right amount of creepiness honestly omg
Sounds like something Color Splash would do, given it's Sierra level game overs all over the game. XD
Wouldve been even better if no jingle played during the game over.
The Black Shy Guy stagehands are a very neat addition. From their likely inspiration in Kuroko, to them taking incapacitated partners offscreen for Earth Tremor, they’re such a neat addition. They even replace the red Shy Guys that would hold the Clock Out bomb for enemies on the ceiling or bosses that are too large - yes, that is also a thing I spent way too long going down a rabbit hole for when wiki editing.
Quoting from the Shy Guy page of the Super Mario Wiki: “A Shy Guy (a Black Shy Guy in the remake, to fit in with the other stagehands) can also appear onstage when the special move Clock Out is used. When an enemy is on the ceiling, it holds the bomb in their place, running off after the attack is completed. This additionally happens with certain large bosses, including Macho Grubba, Atomic Boo, Cortez, Smorg, Magnus von Grapple 2.0, Gloomtail and Bonetail, and the Shadow Queen's true form.”
"You never see Whacka ever again. Yup, he's gone forever after this."
Lemme just uhh...
*20 hours later*
...Yep, that checks out. Doesn't show up any more after that, can confirm.
*eye gleam* Though I'd have mentioned that Wacka no longer "dies" but seems to see being hit for his bumps as a game, as both original and PM 64 made it very clear that he dies and that's cruel as the reason not to hit him, but this time, Goombella is warning you despite not knowing it yet.... a very nice touch so we no longer have to feel bad about beating him (his dialogue also implies he's praising you for hitting him, rather than moaning in pain).
Fun Fact: In the Italian translation of the original GameCube version, Vivian is specifically referred to as trans.
I think Vivian is implied to be trans in every version except German and American-English. Again, for the GameCube version.
My guess is the reason they changed the email sound effect is because the email no longer stops you on your tracks and is supposed to just be a little aside. So they sped it up a ton to match its new role.
Another useless fact is in the Intro there is a photo with the Partners from Paper Mario;
Another is that after you beat the game, there is now a photo with the TTYD Partners, Neither of these were in the original GameCube version.
Both of these photos did appear in Super Paper Mario's intro.
As a french pesron who has played the original, i can also specify that in the og version of the game in France, Vivian was already known to be trans just like in the og japanese version :)
Probablement parce que c'était un sujet moins sensible qu'aux US donc c'est rester dans la traduction
Here's one you missed: If you fight Doopliss the first time while wearing the W Emblem badge, Doopliss will copy your appearance _including_ the yellow Wario attire, and will keep it for the rest of the chapter, even if you take the badge off later. Some of the Twilight Town residents will even comment on a man with _yellow clothes and purple overalls_ jumping around. Cool, huh?
Let's also not forget how if you speak to the Battle Master during this section, he will call you "Nameless Frank" so the tips and hints don't have to be 100% rewritten.
I noticed that while playing! Legit made me put this game at my top favorites 🙌
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An other useless fact about Rock hawk : In the Spanish (spain) they changed his name to Hawk Hogan , being a references to the famous wrestler Hulk Hogan
That's also in the Japanese version. The reason he's called Rawk Hawk in the English version is to avoid legal action from Hulk Hogan's estate. Same reason why they cut the reference to Bruce Lee in the Super Mario RPG remake.
They changed it to "Halcoman" in the remake
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Ah yes, SMB3, the game where you rescue eggs.
KING OF SKILL CAMEO IN MY PJIGGLES VIDEO? PERFECT FUCKING TIMELINE!
( monkee noises )
ALRIGHT PJIGGLES
YOU PICK
W-
6:56 "...from Super Mario World."
..super mario world?? my favourite third instalment of the mario series released on the NES is Super Mario World, yeah
What?
@@megastarwarsrocks99 he accidentally said super Mario world instead of super Mario Bros 3.
@@BlindMelonLord egg is rescued is from smw lol but they put up smb3 on screen
The egg rescue music is smw. There are no eggs in sm3
"something else you're unlikely to do at all is get 300 shop points"
Tell this to the girl who was obsessed with getting a 2 coin profit by selling sheep (me).
I think that was the intent. especially since the remake made it way easier to get between the shops and farm coins this way.
@@boks02_ Me getting the items for Pre-Hooktail Pit runs
5:00 makes me think of that scene from Spaceballs where the villains track the heroes by watching the movie they're currently in
45:23 fun fact: this is Doopliss sprite that was originally used just in the original japanese version
Yes, they removed it in releases after the Japanese release, because in the original game the Doopliss model didn't show stuff like the L and W emblems. The remake had it updated to take those into account so it didn't break the illusion to have it switch models again.
@@Robbie_Haruna Dang I'm glad they fixed it cause Mario looks so COLD with his new droopy possessed eyes and hat covering most of it.
Bobbery actually has a unused sleeping animation in the Gamecube version so he definitely was supposed to fall asleep
If you talk to one of the Twilighters in the east zone, specifically after finishing Chapter 4 but before going back to the thousand year door, he'll tell you he dreamt that you went on the moon, and he ask you to come back to tell him who lives there, obviously foreshadowing the plot of chapter 7
Vivian trans real \/
I knew that the Japanese version also had the changes, but I didn't know about all the other languages. Super cool to see that preserved in every translation!
Can't talk for all the languages, but it quite surprised me in the French version to see Beldam was no longer blatantly transphobic in chapter 2
19:23 hearing King of skill talk in such a formal way is so unusual if you regularly watch party crashers videos
Love your vids!
Edit: AHHH CANADIAN JUMPSCARE
2:20 WRONG
Luigi appears in the title screen after buying all 5 Luigi books
I didn't buy them all and I still got him
@@mdpp9898 ????? I geuss it must be faster since that' how it worked for me
I got him after listening to all his stories
@@Linklighter some people even said that after 100% the game
You can't trust anybody
Must be RNG. I mean, Luigi being intentionally illusive in Paper Mario ain't new nor last
8:40 Lucky only gets mad if you change to clock backwards while you have a ticket in hand. Just change it after he gives you the prize but before he gives you the next ticket, and he won't notice. This was not possible on the GameCube version because you had to reset the console to set the clock.
A big one you missed in Chapter 4: if you’re wearing the W emblem when you initially fight Doopliss, then after the battle when he steals your body, he will still be dressed as Wario for the rest of the chapter, even if you unequip the W emblem after. This is not the case in the original, where after the battle “Mario” would just inexplicably turn red. An npc, who normally comments on Mario’s clothes, even changes her dialogues to specifically reference his yellow cap and purple overalls.
This also applies to Mario after he becomes the shadow queens servant in the finale. He uses Doopliss’s imposter Mario model for that, so in the original he would suddenly turn red, regardless of what emblems you have equipped. Now he’ll properly match your color. Meaning that scene is the only way to see a Luigified and Waluigified Doopliss model.
I was honestly really glad to see King of Skill show up here. Seeing one of my favourite UA-camrs in a video by another one of my favourite UA-camrs made me super happy
I'd be down to see some other folks show up in your videos as a lil cameo in the future too
Some more useless facts: (and inconsistencies)
1. (2:02) If you finish Peach's first interlude, save, and then quit out before saving after Bowser's interlude, only peach will show on the title screen, without Bowser and Kammy behind her. So that's another unique title screen that wasn't shown in the video.
2. (6:30) The Remake's version of the "generic NPC" Mailbox SP jingle is just the held note of the original jingle. Therefore, it's still the "Egg is Rescued" theme. (which is actually also from Super Mario World, but ok.) Most of it is simply cut out, so as to recontextualize the tune as more of a text tone.
3. (24:17) Humorously, in reference to the fact that in the original you'd only be able to face The Destructors after loosing to every opponent in the Glitz Pit, from the Koopinator to the Wings of Night, the head Spinia of the team will open the fight with the words: "You got bad luck, getting matched up against us." Additionally The Destructors are also known as "The Flying Bullets."
4. (37:00) This is actually a bit of a running joke throughout the Bowser Interludes. After Chapter 1, Bowser will mention that he found "the Bowser Jewel" after inspecting the third statue in the throne room. As far as I know, these are the only two instances, though. So to call it a running joke might be considered a stretch.
actually luigi appears on the title screen after you listen to his entire story, not after you defeat bonetail
6:55 Probably because it's REALLY ANNOYING for Mario to stop and check his email so much, so they made it less intrusive
Luigi shows up on the title screen after you buy all five copies of Super Luigi.
48:43 this scene genuinely made me laugh, it's like when they show somebody leaving to cry in a cartoon, but you can still barely see them at the edge of the screen as they cry.
I don't know how well known this fact is, but there's a fun little reference to the original paper mario that in the original english localization of ttyd got accidentally removed due to a localization goof. In the email you receive from Koopook (the hide and seek koopa) after finding him in hooktail castle mentions that he is now hiding in "クリスターしんでん" (Kurisutā Shinden) which is the japanese name of the crystal palace from paper mario 64. however, the localizers missed this reference and interpreted the "kuri" in the name as the one in "kuribo" (the japanese name of goombas) and so localized it as "goomstar temple". This was rectified in the switch remake.
Luigi appears after buying all 5 Luigi books from the rouge port shop, not after beating bonetail.
Pjiggles needs to now do useful facts now
That's evil PJiggles
As a nod to the original game's glitch, it would've been cool if they made Bobbery have a subtle change to his idle animation during Luigi's story to make him look more invested. They could've had his eyes open more, or have his posture shift forward: something that corrects the old glitch, but still sort of honors it by not having him sleep like the rest or just look like someone forgot to flag a state change. At any rate, good hustle here, pal. Putting this video together must've been quite the undertaking! 🎉
42:05 they had no idea how well the joke about “Luigi Mansion lawyers” would age
luigi mansioni
Yoooo, Brent is in this one, woo!!!
also at 20:15 I heard something completely different than "Rock Hawk"
if you let the bomb explode in the cutscene before Magnus von grapple everyone in the cutscene will freak out not just Mario and his partner
❌❌ SPOILER BLOCKER ❌❌
Yayy
You deserve a gold medal this “auto comment scrolling feature” has been a PAIN.
* Everyone liked that.
thansk
Thank you
pjiggles you are my goat please keep uploading hour long fact videos to feed my brain that has far since reduced into mush
Here's a neat little oversight in the sound player that definitely doesn't keep me up at night:
Some of the songs change their name when Nostalgic Tunes is equipped (mainly for if a song had new variants added and it's first variant was named in a way denoting it as a first variant, such as Rogueport - Sublevel One or Hooktail Castle - Part One)
However, there are some songs that obviously should've had their names changed, but didn't. The most egregious of these is DEFINITELY Battle - Chapter 1 not changing despite being the name of the battle theme used throughout the entire game.
20:41 The "Super Smash Bros" refference is only in Spain spanish. The Latin American version of the dialogue just refers to fighting games
realistic, latinos love every fighting game
@@coatimundi69 the king of fighters 2002 magic edition for the win
Two facts for Chapter 4:
If you enter the first Doopliss battle wearing the W Emblem, Doopliss will copy it instead of the default colours like the GameCube version. He keeps the W Emblem colours for the rest of the Chapter. One of the villagers' dialogue even updates to say yellow cap and purple overalls.
If you try to defeat Doopliss in one turn in either battle, he will use a Life Shroom on himself, so the copying Mario or Vivian returning event can play out without continuity errors.
I think that for getting Luigi on the title screen, you need to buy all the Super Luigi books, or you just listen to all his stories, I once I beat the game I listened to Luigi’s final 2 stories and bought all the books, and I had barely touched the pit of 100 trials, only getting to floor 30 cause of that one trouble where you save the kids dad.
One hour long PeakJiggles documentary on paper mario? Splendid.
51 minutes is not an hour.
@tibby4503 Have you heard of something called *rounding*
@@jenniferdemeter2707 Yes
@@tibby4503
Take that back. 👿
@@Lodac77 No :)
31:16 As a trans person, I can confirm, that line hits really close to home
I second this
I have Luigi on my title screen and has never entered the Pit of 100 Trials. I think he appears there after you buy all 5 of his books and hears all of his stories.
Very useful fact: the M on Mario hat stand for Mario
When Grubba introduces himself, he says "...and when you get big, you'll look back on all those small dreamers and LAUGH!" which is further foreshadowing to him using Macho Grubba to get big and stomp his competition.
I dont know if it was just the clips you showed, but it looks like the yoshi eating the pokies is not a 50-50, but rather depends on if any more enemies are present. Because yoshi only ate them when it was the last enemy on screen, therefore not having anything to shoot them back at.
I hope the little toad didn't get too much trauma from a certain shapeshifting handmaid in the sequel game to TTYD.
6:59 I think they changed it to match the new discrete popup for emails since the original would be too long for the new popup
Actually if you listen it is the same song. Just a shortened version of it.
Bobbery staying awake would've been so cool
he's a sailor, he's probably accustomed to many hour long stories
The funny thing about getting a Game Over in Chapter 2 from the bomb timer is that if it occurs when talking to Lord Crump, he will die with you too.
If you defeat Doopliss as Shadow Mario before Vivian arrives Doopliss will revive with a life shroom
One more theme-tune leitmotif that I somehow didn't realize until just RECENTLY- The standard "Battle Clear/Win" victory jingle, is actually the later half section of the level clear theme in Super Mario World on SNES.
Here's something I don't think I've heard mentioned in TTYD trivia videos. You can hear the original Super Mario Bros theme play on the chapter titles of the original Paper Mario 64 after waiting on the screen. In the TTYD Remake, certain chapters have a mysterious ambience play on the Chapter title screen. This mysterious ambience is from Super Mario Picross (SNES) when you complete a puzzle. In the original TTYD, there is no music after the chapter opening title.
Lewkiss Vivian (and Paper Mario) art? I'm sold
the gamer toad making fun of sticker star was my favorite part of this video XD
37:01 bonus fact: in the very first bowser intermission in his castle, one of the statues can be inspected where Bowser will "find" the Bowser Jewel, also with the item jingle
That was in the original though
Something that I noticed while playing is that the new music also reference Origami King OST like Bowser's Castle having Bowser's TOK leitmotif added to the song, or if you enter Glitzville arena as the spectator, Tape's battle theme can be heard there.
Here’s some things I found involving the Nostalgic Tunes Badge.
Your first encounter with Punio in Rogueport Sewers will play the Remixed version of the Punies Music, which is strange because all other instances with the Punies’ Music will play the original.
Zess T. will only ever play her new Remixed Music and never the her original music, despite her original music being playable in the Sound Gallery.
You can also time the bomb sequence so that when Lord Crump presses the remote switch it goes off, nothing special happens but still made me laugh.
26:56 There are actually several well hidden blocks that don't serve much purpose in this chapter, including one in the back of the shed where you find the black key.
Fun fact about the one you showed: Wonky is supposed to be this game's equivalent to Chet Rippo from the first game, offering something unknown for a set price that will be good or bad, but in this case offering information. Well, one of the things he can say will clue you into that exact block, so I guess that's supposed to be a "dud" hint, like Chet Rippo giving you a dried shroom; going all the way out there for one measly coin. So that block actually does have a purpose, kind of.
I'm still in the beginning of the video, but it's so cool that the Japanese title screen song sounds a lot like a part of the Maple Tree course music from Mario Kart Wii
That course's song part must be a reference to TTYD then
So i wasnt the only one who heard it
love that you said its gonna go in order of things you see so don't have to worry about spoilers until it gets to your part and then immediately show every partner and bonetail
33:38 For some reason as a kid, I always thought the bird shouting "Shine get!" always creeped me out. I always saw the Sunshine reference in it, but I would start overthinking and coming up with horror story scenarios for what it could mean
@@kwesadilla8121 how?
Another small detail is that if you are wearing the Wario Emblem before fighting Doopliss, he will continue to wear the Wario clothes for the rest of the chapter. Some of the NPC dialogue even changes to talk about Mario’s yellow shirt and purple overalls. (I wonder if this holds true for the Luigi and Waluigi clothes if you hack them in)
NAH MAN WITH THE "Pretty cute...for a circle" DISRESPECT! XD I don't think I can let that slide!
49:35 they even have bow doing her iconic laugh holding her fan, in the original she just stands there doing her iconic laugh without the fan.
Im surprised he didnt mention Doopliss using a Revive item if you defeat him before Vivian shows up to help
48:51 honestly her being partly on screen makes this so much better for me
12:41 Fun fact: If you let the timer run out the moment you make it to Lord Crump before his boss fight, he even starts freaking out as well before the Great Boggly Tree explodes. It’s a pretty hard to find detail that I’m surprised Pjiggles didn’t mention. XD
37:58 I guess old age is catching up to Bobbery. 😢
43:46 I’ve always knew about that trick, especially that it was also in the first Paper Mario game as well. 😊
regarding the random email jingle when you're just travelling the overworld, I think the one in the remake is a condensed, shortened version of the original games email jingle
My younger sister found out the hard way when she read the Ghost's Diary. Since this was her first playthrough (I had already beat it and have played the original one too many times) she asked me what happens if she reads it and I just told her to read it if she wants. She read it thinking she was gonna get a tough boss fight so her reaction to getting instakilled for reading it was priceless.
Funn fact FOR YOU, PJiggles, did YOU know, that the timer in chapter 2 can go off while you are in a cutscene? And if that happens, ALL characters present will react, not just mario and hes partner.