46 Little Changes Between Paper Mario TTYD Remake and the Original! (Part 6)

Here is a fact that I don’t think many people know about chapter 3. When you reserve a battle in the old version you had to wait until the dude showed up to take you to the arena but in the remake once you schedule a match if you interact with the door he will walk in immediately, speeding it up a bit.

I think the slow start of Yoshi's running is to make the platforming easier as it could be easy to slip off ledges due to how fast Yoshi moved from a standstill in the OG version

The sheer amount of work that went into polishing up this remake really is staggering. I can’t believe how great it looks and how much attention to detail went into making it as incredible as it is!

The flies around the sapped fighters in the original definitely gave the impression that they were dead, and I for some reason didn't recognize those characters in end of the chapter scene, where they're alive and well to see you off with the others. Because of that I thought they actually did die for the longest time, so as a kid that part of the game was seriously upsetting and scary to me, haha

In the og, you had to dismount Yoshi to open doors. In the remake you can open doors while on Yoshi, but for some reason after you are through the door, Mario is off Yoshi and you have to re-mount him if want to continue riding him after the door.

Here's one that's pretty cool. In chapter 4, if Mario is wearing the "W Emblem" Badge when Doopliss copies him, Doopliss Mario will also wear Wario's clothes and continue to do so throughout the entire chapter. This is also the same in the Palace of Shadow if any if the Emblem Badges are worn. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe that was in the original

In chapter 4, if you're wearing the W emblem at the time you first defeat "Ghost Guy". When you return to town. One of the female twilight town villagers will actually recall Mario's appearance as Yellow Cap and Purple Overalls. (I'm unsure if this dialogue influence happened in the original). Sidenote: "ghost guy's" apperence will remain however it was like when you first enter battle with him. So if you take off the W emblem and defeat "ghost guy" for a second time, when Mario gains his identity back, he will come back red. Which is kinda cool. And kinda funny that your party travels with Wario, and is shocked when it's not Mario, despite the color difference lol

4:18 you can skip all cut scenes if have already seen them. Zess t’s cooking., power upping party members, fortune telling,refighting bosses if you lost against them, etc.

Before I forget, once you get to the “identity theft” _art of the game, and once you find the missing letter, it will glow a red color in the UI where in the original, it’s just normal black.

Another detail I’d like to point out is that in the remake in Chapter 4 when you turn into a shadow Mario doesn’t make any noise while in the original he grunts like normal

Little detail you missed in the original when Grubba is defeated by Mario he says "No how could a young bod like mine could lose to such a chub" In the remake he said "No how could a young bod like mine could lose to such a schlub" Instead of "chub" he says "schlub"

I’ve never played the original, but here are a few changes I noticed thanks to YouTube. -When Doopliss changes back into his real form at the end of the fight against “Impostor Mario”, he what’s a new, tear animation. -The crows in twilight town will talk about renewable energy sources instead of global warming. -On your way back after having your identity stolen, Doopliss will jump in from the right before turning to face Mario, where in the original he just jumped in fro, the left side and landed in front of Mario. -After having your identity stolen and returning to Twilight Town, Impostor Mario and your partners will actually walk to the table and sit around it.

Nintendo missed a opportunity to name it the 2000 year door

In then remake, when you defeat imposter mario (Doopliss) in chapter 4, instead of spinning and turning into himself, it looks as if a page is torn to reveal him. Similarly, when Mario turns back into himself in the same moment, it looks as if a Sticker is peeled off

Can't believe the amount of people taking early reviews out of context saying "It's just a cheap remake, they barely got any new fights". And here we are, at part 6 of checking how many changes they made in the game, it was clear the team really cared for the game as much as the fans.

You forgot to mention the elders new animation in the last episode and this. She has a new sprite looking angry

10:22 idk why, but this theme kinda reminds me of the detective and dashing thief peach segments from princess peach showtime

Checking the rankings in the Glitz Pit terminal now displays a picture of the highlighted opponent(s)(or silhouettes if you haven’t yet encountered them for the first time). The title screen adds party members as they’re recruited and Peach and Bowser after their first respective interludes. It even takes into account what color Yoshi you get, displaying that same color for its title screen avatar.

fun fact. or not so fun. the music you hear from the email thing when you get the emails but before you open it is completly missing from teh music player so that world 6 theme is completly in accessible after the chapter is completed.. and the other short tune is missing too entierly.

Here's something I've noticed during battles: In the original game, the audience makes normal cheering, but in the remake they make noises based on their species.