@@Dimensional_Parasite THE PACK IS BAAAACK GHOSTS CHOMPING AT HIS FEET PACS OUR HERO PAC JUST CANT BE BEAT YEEEEAEA PACMAN YELLOW PAC EXTREME HES A CHOWING DOWN MACHINCE GHOSTS MONSTERS GHOULS AND ONLY 1 CAN STOP HIM PAC MAN RULES THE PACK IS BAAAACK GHOSTS CHOMPING AT HIS FEET PACS OUR HERO PAC JUST CANT BE BEAT THE PAC IS BACK
Gigantic Pac-Man nerd here, here’s all the references I could find, going song by song. The menu theme is a remix of the menu theme from Pac-Man Collection, released in 2001 for the Game Boy Advance. The song itself is actually a medley of the music from the four games in the collection (Pac-Man, Pac-Mania, Pac-Attack, and Pac-Man Arrangement) The main menu background shows a Japanese Pac-Man arcade cabinet, from when the game was called Puckman. The Free Play menu background shows a beach setting, which might be based on the Pac-Land room in Namco Museum Vol. 4, but this could also be a coincidence. The pixel-art cutscenes in the week are based on the intermission cutscenes from the classic Pac-Man games that played every few rounds. (Fun fact: Pac-Man was the first video game with cutscenes!) The first one plays “They Meet” from Ms. Pac-Man, while the second one plays a remix of the original Pac-Man’s intermission theme. “Pakku” got its name from the Japanese onomatopoeia for eating, “paku-paku”, which is also where the “Pac” in Pac-Man is derived from. One part of the song has a motif from Block Town, the first level of the 1987 arcade game Pac-Mania. Pac-Man’s voice seems to be sound produced by the Namco arcade hardware, but I could be wrong. “Midway” is named after Bally Midway, the company that had the distribution rights for Pac-Man in the US during the early 80s, which also developed numerous Pac-Man games without Namco’s involvement, with the first one being Ms. Pac-Man in 1982. Ms. Pac’s grumpy expression is original to this mod and I’m not sure why it was done, but I like to think it’s because she’s not allowed to appear in games anymore due to copyright issues. One part of the song has a motif from the startup jingle to Ms. Pac-Man. Pinky also has a change in expression during this song, a reference to her crush on Pac-Man, and thus dislike of Ms. Pac-Man. “Cornered” got its name from how the ghosts usually catch you in the classic games by cornering you. The background has the ghosts’ “suits” hung up, which is in reference to the 1982 Pac-Man cartoon, which is how that cartoon explained the ghosts’ ability to respawn after being eaten; their eyes just enter a new ghost suit. You go against each ghost in the opposite order of when they come out of the ghost house. The ghosts turning blue is a reference to when Pac-Man eats a Power Pellet, allowing him to eat the ghosts. The ghosts’ personalities are pretty spot-on, with Clyde being timid, Inky being joyful and carefree, Pinky having some sass before getting angry, and Blinky being the overconfident hot-headed leader. During Blinky’s portion of the song, Pac-Man comes in by rev-rolling, a staple move Pac-Man has in the Pac-Man World series of games. The little jump he does also plays the jumping sound effect from Pac-Land. “Moodshift” is based on the 1994 Super Nintendo/Sega Genesis game, Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures, known in Japan as Hello! Pac-Man. That game didn’t have the player controlling Pac-Man directly, but rather an off-screen entity that guides Pac-Man using voice commands and a slingshot that you can use to shoot at objects, hence the first-person perspective. You can also use the slingshot to shoot at Pac-Man, which is referenced by Boyfriend throwing the mic at him. Pac-Man’s emotions are a big part of that game, and has a wide variety of moods and over-the-top expressions, which are seen here. The background is Pac-Man’s front yard from that game, you can see his house on the right. Pac-Man’s voice here is taken directly from Pac-Man’s voice clips from the Super Nintendo version. “Ghostly” is based on and named after Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures, a cartoon that ran from 2013-2015, and was meant to be a reboot for the franchise, featuring a younger Pac-Man in highschool and a new world and story, though this take on Pac-Man has been retired, with Bandai Namco having now reverted back to the classic characters and canon. The background is set in Pacopolis, the show’s main setting. The two characters in the background with Girlfriend are Cyli and Spiral, Pac’s friends from the show and major characters. Partway through the song, Skeebo takes over battling Pac. Skeebo is a recurring but relatively minor character in the show, being a jock who bullies Pac-Man for being yellow. The part with the dramatic lighting is in reference to Season 1, Episode 24, “Robo Woes”, where he is shown to be a talented singer (the same episode also shows Pac himself is a terrible singer, so this part of the mod is pretty ironic.) He gets taken away by Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde, who in this canon are friends with Pac-Man and warn him of Betrayus’s schemes and ghost attacks. “Mania” is named after Pac-Mania, and the song itself is a remix of Pac-Man’s Park, the second level of that game. Despite that, Boyfriend is playing on an original US Pac-Man cabinet. Pac-Man’s voice in this song is the original dot-eating sound effect. The other cabinets in the background are Dig Dug and Galaga, two other classic Namco arcade games. Girlfriend is wearing a new outfit based on 80s fashion, fitting since Pac-Man came out in 1980 and is considered an icon of that decade. The characters gathered around watching Boyfriend are actually the developers of this mod! You can see them in the credits. “Dig” is based on and named after the 1982 arcade game Dig Dug. While Dig Dug itself isn’t a Pac-Man game, it has been referenced in numerous Pac-Man games, with Pooka in particular being a recurring character in the Pac-Man series. Boyfriend and Girlfriend are now the two enemy types from the game, Pooka and Fygar respectively. Taizo Hori (the main character of Dig Dug) has had numerous designs in various games, but his design here is based on the original arcade cabinet artwork for Dig Dug. The song itself is a remix of the Dig Dug theme. The theme from the short cutscene is a jingle that plays in Dig Dug when too much time has passed and the enemies become more aggressive, and the jingle that plays when the song is over is the game over theme. “Freebase” is based on a UA-cam video from 2006 titled Here Comes Pacman, about Pac-Man offering crack to two guys, being denied, then proceeding to smoke it himself. The audio actually comes from the song “Mope” by Bloodhound Gang, released in 1999. Unlike all the references in all the other songs, this isn’t from any official Pac-Man product, but it has become a meme within the Pac-Man fandom, so it’s pretty iconic in its own right. Pac-Man and the guys’ voices are also taken from the video. The title comes from the quote Pac-Man says in the video, “Wanna freebase?”
The Pacman from Mood song is from the Pacman 2 New Adventures game, you have to protect him from hazard or else he'll get more and more emotional if he gets hit. He foes from nervous,to sad, to extremely angry if he gets hit too much.
I mean.. I'm not growing up with pac man but.. I think the orange ghost name is Clyde and the blue ghost is inky and the pink ghost name is pinky of course and the red ghost is blinky
14:37 *looks like the pac truly is back*
Hey wait a minute that's a reference
@@Dimensional_Parasite THE PACK IS BAAAACK GHOSTS CHOMPING AT HIS FEET PACS OUR HERO PAC JUST CANT BE BEAT YEEEEAEA PACMAN YELLOW PAC EXTREME HES A CHOWING DOWN MACHINCE GHOSTS MONSTERS GHOULS AND ONLY 1 CAN STOP HIM PAC MAN RULES THE PACK IS BAAAACK GHOSTS CHOMPING AT HIS FEET PACS OUR HERO PAC JUST CANT BE BEAT THE PAC IS BACK
22:34 "WOHA HOLY SHIT!!! NO PAC-MAN DRUGS ARE BAD" that video brings back memories
The fact he called Ms. Pac Man ‘Pac-Woman’ triggers me to an extent that I can’t describe in words. But seriously though, this is a nice video,
it makes me angry
Yea like get it right it’s pac woman- I mean pac woman- I mean pac girl- I mean pac woman- I mean pac woman- I mean Ms. pac man 😒
Shut up nit pickers, it doesn't matter pac woman SHOULD BE the CORRECT term
@@theepicbladertvbeytuber6314 hello, and welcome to my part of the day where i get criticized for my opinion lol
Gigantic Pac-Man nerd here, here’s all the references I could find, going song by song.
The menu theme is a remix of the menu theme from Pac-Man Collection, released in 2001 for the Game Boy Advance. The song itself is actually a medley of the music from the four games in the collection (Pac-Man, Pac-Mania, Pac-Attack, and Pac-Man Arrangement)
The main menu background shows a Japanese Pac-Man arcade cabinet, from when the game was called Puckman. The Free Play menu background shows a beach setting, which might be based on the Pac-Land room in Namco Museum Vol. 4, but this could also be a coincidence.
The pixel-art cutscenes in the week are based on the intermission cutscenes from the classic Pac-Man games that played every few rounds. (Fun fact: Pac-Man was the first video game with cutscenes!) The first one plays “They Meet” from Ms. Pac-Man, while the second one plays a remix of the original Pac-Man’s intermission theme.
“Pakku” got its name from the Japanese onomatopoeia for eating, “paku-paku”, which is also where the “Pac” in Pac-Man is derived from. One part of the song has a motif from Block Town, the first level of the 1987 arcade game Pac-Mania. Pac-Man’s voice seems to be sound produced by the Namco arcade hardware, but I could be wrong.
“Midway” is named after Bally Midway, the company that had the distribution rights for Pac-Man in the US during the early 80s, which also developed numerous Pac-Man games without Namco’s involvement, with the first one being Ms. Pac-Man in 1982. Ms. Pac’s grumpy expression is original to this mod and I’m not sure why it was done, but I like to think it’s because she’s not allowed to appear in games anymore due to copyright issues. One part of the song has a motif from the startup jingle to Ms. Pac-Man. Pinky also has a change in expression during this song, a reference to her crush on Pac-Man, and thus dislike of Ms. Pac-Man.
“Cornered” got its name from how the ghosts usually catch you in the classic games by cornering you. The background has the ghosts’ “suits” hung up, which is in reference to the 1982 Pac-Man cartoon, which is how that cartoon explained the ghosts’ ability to respawn after being eaten; their eyes just enter a new ghost suit. You go against each ghost in the opposite order of when they come out of the ghost house. The ghosts turning blue is a reference to when Pac-Man eats a Power Pellet, allowing him to eat the ghosts. The ghosts’ personalities are pretty spot-on, with Clyde being timid, Inky being joyful and carefree, Pinky having some sass before getting angry, and Blinky being the overconfident hot-headed leader. During Blinky’s portion of the song, Pac-Man comes in by rev-rolling, a staple move Pac-Man has in the Pac-Man World series of games. The little jump he does also plays the jumping sound effect from Pac-Land.
“Moodshift” is based on the 1994 Super Nintendo/Sega Genesis game, Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures, known in Japan as Hello! Pac-Man. That game didn’t have the player controlling Pac-Man directly, but rather an off-screen entity that guides Pac-Man using voice commands and a slingshot that you can use to shoot at objects, hence the first-person perspective. You can also use the slingshot to shoot at Pac-Man, which is referenced by Boyfriend throwing the mic at him. Pac-Man’s emotions are a big part of that game, and has a wide variety of moods and over-the-top expressions, which are seen here. The background is Pac-Man’s front yard from that game, you can see his house on the right. Pac-Man’s voice here is taken directly from Pac-Man’s voice clips from the Super Nintendo version.
“Ghostly” is based on and named after Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures, a cartoon that ran from 2013-2015, and was meant to be a reboot for the franchise, featuring a younger Pac-Man in highschool and a new world and story, though this take on Pac-Man has been retired, with Bandai Namco having now reverted back to the classic characters and canon. The background is set in Pacopolis, the show’s main setting. The two characters in the background with Girlfriend are Cyli and Spiral, Pac’s friends from the show and major characters. Partway through the song, Skeebo takes over battling Pac. Skeebo is a recurring but relatively minor character in the show, being a jock who bullies Pac-Man for being yellow. The part with the dramatic lighting is in reference to Season 1, Episode 24, “Robo Woes”, where he is shown to be a talented singer (the same episode also shows Pac himself is a terrible singer, so this part of the mod is pretty ironic.) He gets taken away by Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde, who in this canon are friends with Pac-Man and warn him of Betrayus’s schemes and ghost attacks.
“Mania” is named after Pac-Mania, and the song itself is a remix of Pac-Man’s Park, the second level of that game. Despite that, Boyfriend is playing on an original US Pac-Man cabinet. Pac-Man’s voice in this song is the original dot-eating sound effect. The other cabinets in the background are Dig Dug and Galaga, two other classic Namco arcade games. Girlfriend is wearing a new outfit based on 80s fashion, fitting since Pac-Man came out in 1980 and is considered an icon of that decade. The characters gathered around watching Boyfriend are actually the developers of this mod! You can see them in the credits.
“Dig” is based on and named after the 1982 arcade game Dig Dug. While Dig Dug itself isn’t a Pac-Man game, it has been referenced in numerous Pac-Man games, with Pooka in particular being a recurring character in the Pac-Man series. Boyfriend and Girlfriend are now the two enemy types from the game, Pooka and Fygar respectively. Taizo Hori (the main character of Dig Dug) has had numerous designs in various games, but his design here is based on the original arcade cabinet artwork for Dig Dug. The song itself is a remix of the Dig Dug theme. The theme from the short cutscene is a jingle that plays in Dig Dug when too much time has passed and the enemies become more aggressive, and the jingle that plays when the song is over is the game over theme.
“Freebase” is based on a UA-cam video from 2006 titled Here Comes Pacman, about Pac-Man offering crack to two guys, being denied, then proceeding to smoke it himself. The audio actually comes from the song “Mope” by Bloodhound Gang, released in 1999. Unlike all the references in all the other songs, this isn’t from any official Pac-Man product, but it has become a meme within the Pac-Man fandom, so it’s pretty iconic in its own right. Pac-Man and the guys’ voices are also taken from the video. The title comes from the quote Pac-Man says in the video, “Wanna freebase?”
I have been informed too hardly. My brain will now explode.
Dude im on my third "damn thats crazy" right now.
You went as hard with these facts as the songs in the mod.
You are a *REAL* ONE.
The Pacman from Mood song is from the Pacman 2 New Adventures game, you have to protect him from hazard or else he'll get more and more emotional if he gets hit. He foes from nervous,to sad, to extremely angry if he gets hit too much.
So fine to depressed to psychotic
I feel like if there us a v2 of this song they have to make a part where pac throws a mic at bf and is smug
and the buff arms is referance to when he eats the power pallet to become like a super hero pac man
14:36
Pac-man and the Gostly adventures!!
17:34
the battle theme from Pac-man and the Ghostly adventures!
my exact reaction to how hard inky's part is 7:59
Who created that song it's so talented fr
The girl Pac-Man is actually Mrs.Pac-man
the fact that he mentioned Clyde was voice cracking and the fact that he forgot the ghost names other than blinky and pinky,
im so glad about how much you have grown your yt keep making these videos brotha
3:37 it’s actually ms. PAC man
It’s amazing what the power of rap can do
Orange ghost: Clyde
Blue ghost: Inky
Red ghost: Blinky
Pink ghost: Pinky
Btw if you don’t know the ghosts names here’s their names
Red Ghost - Blinky
Pink Ghost - Pinky
Blue Ghost - Inky
Orange Ghost - Clyde
The red ghost is blinky, Pink ghost is pinky, Inky is the blue ghost, and Clyde the orange ghost
Orange:Clyde
Cyan:inky
Pink:pinky (come on that’s obvious)
Red:blinky
Your welecome
Orange ghost - Clyde
L-Blue/cyan ghost - inky
Pink ghost - pinky (obviously)
Red ghost - blinky
3:36
Bro her name is Ms. Pac Man.
7:12
Red Ghost: "Blinky"
Cyan Ghost: "Inky"
Pink Ghost: "Pinky"
Orange Ghost: "Clyde"
Yoo love ur videos
For me this brings back so many memories from when I was little and I was obsessed with pac man
THERE NAMES ARE PINKY BLINKY INKY AND CLYDE
Orange is Clyde,Blue is Inky,Pink is Pinky( of course ),Red is Blinky
These videos are so funny he plays random clips that me laugh
Orange:Clyde light blue:inky pink:pinky red:blinky
That is the show, pac man and the ghostly adventures
the fact that he enjoyed blinky's beat drop
That was lit 🔥
I mean.. I'm not growing up with pac man but.. I think the orange ghost name is Clyde and the blue ghost is inky and the pink ghost name is pinky of course and the red ghost is blinky
Orange:Clyde
Blue:Inky
Pink:Pinky
Red: Blinky
I feel bad for Clyde
BRUH I GOT A PAC MAN 3D AD WHILE I WAS WATCHING THIS OML- 😃
that studder thought 3:27
This dude lives up to the name goofy 😂
My boy Pac-Man is on steroids
Sup
I feel like the red ghost is like the red MnM and the orange ghost is like the orange MnM
the pink ghost is pinky the orange ghost is clyde the blue ghost is inky the red ghost is blinky
ghost names btw: inky blinky pinky clyde orange is clyde pinky is pink inky is blue (or cyan) and blinky is red (or marroon)
He can't even miss in his vav game digdug
Hey viper I have a mod request
16:19 banger tho
The ghost names are blinky (the red one), inky (the blue one), pinky (the pink one obvs), and Clyde (the orange ghost)
RUTHLESSVIPER: oh, now we're playing against pac-woman
me: 🤣🤣😂 uhh...it's actually ms. pac-man
me: (but seriously, pac-woman sounds funny... XD lol)
also, i just an ad about a pac-man game....😅
Super super super super super sick and cool
could of sworn I hear "telltale game" while you trying to tell.
Red ghost = inky
Blue Ghost = blinky
Pink Ghost = pinky
Orange Ghost = Clyde
Song origins of what I know
Mood shift=Pac-Man 2
Ghostly=Pac-Man tv show
Dig= dig dug arcade game you can see the game next to pac man in mania
thy delivery
The ghosts names is blinky pinky inky and Clyde
The art stile and the songs is goooood
3:28
4:04
16:15
16:32
17:13
Ghost names are inky Blinky pinky and Clyde
In the mania song the people in the background are the modders themselfs
the red and pink dudes from the ghostly song are called.Spiral and cilindrya.Spiral is the red one and cilindrya is the pink one
Love your videos amazing PS you super amazing and breathtaking and super funny 🤣🤣🤣🤣 hahaha 😂😂 we love you This mod is amazing
Ur pro
here comes pacman
This is super cool
Did he teleport back when bf just got hit a million kilometers away
GF teleported him back
PAC-man
Dig dug pretty good
the Ghostly song is based off of the game series Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures. I think there was also a show based off of the games.
The show came first
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Hi
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What game we gonna play next after this?
This is my favorite song 15:10
Pac-Man how to show
V2
No those two are like how did bf got there
Hola
The pink ghost is pinky
I couldn’t play this mod, it kept lagging every 3 seconds for me, it sounds more better since I can see the arrows
But they call her pastor
1:19
That’s the show that spiral and the silly I don’t know actually his name maybe there’s something else
Spiral, Cylindria, and Skeebo
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16:15
Well go find a video what could show you what is there name show us
I was playing Pac man the whole already so you might have seen me
🤗😎😎😎😎
Nah jit singing
Its ms pacman
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Stop this new mod you said play
Sup
This is so cool