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Let me just be frank. I do not want to see anything regarding the goings on in Israel and Palestine, or donations.

I wish to remain neutral in the situation

Please do not ask for donations either regarding the goings on in Israel and Palestine. They will be ignored and you will be blocked.

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Link

anauthorandherservicedog

I believe he also now has a library card.

darlingvagary

He does!

heartillycore

*throws them at you and runs away*

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Extremely rare 1995 Nintendo of America employee jacket with an embroidered Diddy Kong and Dixie Kong design.

jezmmart

#AMaYandFriends 18/21: "Sonic's Bodyguard Platoon" Member

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#AMaYandFriends 19/21: Tiara

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Volume Warning

Making something epic, and its just half the story board.

suppermariobroth

In the prototype version of Yoshi's Island, the entire concept of Kamek creating the bosses by enlarging regular enemies has not yet been implemented, so the bosses are simply already large creatures to begin with.

This allows the game to do something that was impossible to do in the final version, which is to have the already large forms of the bosses appear before the battle starts. The footage shows the approach to the Naval Piranha boss battle in the prototype, where tendrils emerge from the water and lure Yoshi in before the actual boss appears. While not shown in the footage, the tendrils also hurt Yoshi if he touches them.

While it is unfortunate that this had to be removed as it would no longer fit the concept in the finished game, it was replaced with the equally memorable Easter egg whereby Yoshi can defeat Naval Piranha before Kamek can enlarge it, skipping the entire battle.

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Top: in the box art of Super Smash Bros., Mario seems to just be jumping towards Pikachu in an action pose.

Middle: however, zooming in extremely closely on the space between his ear and his right hand (viewer's left) shows that there is some object behind him.

Bottom: as it turns out, the original version of this artwork that was reconfigured for use in the box art showed that Mario is in fact holding a Star Rod (and attacking Fox instead of Pikachu).

As such, Mario has been holding a Star Rod in the box art all along with only a tiny sliver of it being visible.