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Note: to prevent the accidental misinterpretation of intentional spelling as misspelling, only instances of misspelled words were chosen where the word is spelled correctly everywhere else in the code, making it clear that these particular instances are mistakes. bossdurt FluffLeef ParmTree01 parplehanataba PaundCake03 grass gras hugebuttleship_gun РороBoby reddengerfloor Due to a misspelling, two copies of the same grass texture exist in the code: "grass" and "gras". Both are used by different objects. "Popo" is the intermal name of the Smeech enemy. "Boby" is supposed to be "body", which normally denotes textures applied to a character's body. boartwood mablebottom2 NormalBillCroud PowerUpCluod Supposed to be "marble". Other misspellings include: "biyond", "cupsule", "hightlight", "gorund", "cliynder", "cartain", "squear", "puttem", etc. Source: textures exstracted by Twitter user @frickofrog

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The code for the Super Mario Galaxy games contains many misspellings that are a combination of incorrect transliteration from Japanese and typographical errors, resulting in words like "durt", "leef", "boby", etc. Details in image.


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8 8 SARUKATWOLF SUPER MARIO GALAXY 17 YEARS
TONY TONY WELT TONY WELT
*Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog In the intro to Super Mario Galaxy, a Toad trapped in a crystal changes expressions from happy when Mario is near to sad when he isn't, creating the expression that he is still conscious inside the crystal and is rejoicing at Mario's presence and despairing at his absence. Mario is near the Toad Mario is further from the Toad The Toad is happy, as though relieved to see Mario The Toad is sad, as though concerned that he can't see Mario anymore The technical explanation for this is that the crystal and Toad within it change between a high-polygon and low-polygon version based on how close the camera, and thus Mario, is to them. It appears that the expression assigned to the high-polygon Toad is different than the low-polygon one, creating this effect. Whether this is an oversight or done deliberately to create that effect is unknown. Source: Supper Mario Broth, screenshot taken in a Wii emulator, game: Super Mario Galaxy (NA, WIT)
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Super Mario Galaxy - The code for the Super Mario Galaxy games contains many misspellings that are a combination of incorrect transliteration from Japanese and typographical errors, resulting in words like "durt", "leef", "boby", etc. Details in image.

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Uploaded Feb 05, 2022 at 07:11PM EST

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