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* [[Technology Marches On]]: Originally, Roboy was an obsolete Noise Tank Model (NT-1000) that was taken by the GG's, repaired and reprogrammed. |
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* [[Urban Legend of Zelda]]: With this many unlockable characters, it seemed natural at the time that Professor K must be playable -- despite his incompatible character model. The same goes for the elusive Coin, too. |
* [[Urban Legend of Zelda]]: With this many unlockable characters, it seemed natural at the time that Professor K must be playable -- despite his incompatible character model. The same goes for the elusive Coin, too. |
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** Professor K is an unlockable character in the GBA version though. |
** Professor K is an unlockable character in the GBA version though. |
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Revision as of 15:37, 11 February 2018
- Technology Marches On: Originally, Roboy was an obsolete Noise Tank Model (NT-1000) that was taken by the GG's, repaired and reprogrammed.
- Urban Legend of Zelda: With this many unlockable characters, it seemed natural at the time that Professor K must be playable -- despite his incompatible character model. The same goes for the elusive Coin, too.
- Professor K is an unlockable character in the GBA version though.
- Woolseyism: Several characters went through various name changes between the first game and Future, sometimes not even related to their Japanese name. Two characters in particular went through three names: Bis/Mew/Rhyth, and Sugar/Pirahna/Boogie.