Why do Chain Chomps sound different in Japan? (MORE Music Secrets!)
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Chain chomps are some of the most recognisable Super Mario enemies, and beginning in Super Mario 64, they make an iconic "bark" sound. But in the Japanese version of the game, they sound completely different!
Plus, did you notice the Super Smash Bros song that reveals a hidden melody when you slow it down? Or the Mario and Zelda songs hidden within Pikmin 4…
Today I'm talking about some of my favourite musical secrets, mysteries and Easter eggs in Nintendo games!
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Plus, did you notice the Super Smash Bros song that reveals a hidden melody when you slow it down? Or the Mario and Zelda songs hidden within Pikmin 4…
Today I'm talking about some of my favourite musical secrets, mysteries and Easter eggs in Nintendo games!
PATREON - https://patreon.com/ThomasGameDocs
MERCH - https://teespring.com/stores/thomas-game-docs
TWITTER - https://twitter.com/thomasgdocs
