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Artist Catherine Unger (@Ungapants) has worked on many beloved games, including Tangle Tower, Snipperclips, Haunt the House, and, most recently, Gibbon: Beyond the Trees.

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When Marge Simpson is injured in the original Simpsons arcade game, a pair of long rabbit ears can be seen. Simpsons creator Matt Groening hoped to reveal this secret in the show, but it was eventually scrapped.

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In the often-overlooked game The Simpsons: Bart's House of Weirdness (DOS, 1991), Bart's health is depicted by a "Cool-O-Meter" in the corner of the screen. Should Bart become too uncool, he will die.

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The art and design of the original Panzer Dragoon (Saturn, 1995) was heavily influenced by the wordless comic book series Arzach, created by French artist Jean "Moebius" Giraud. Giraud even helped with the game, illustrating the Japanese cover art.

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When Mario dons the Tanooki Suit in Super Mario Bros. 3 (NES, 1990), he gains the ability to transform into Statue Mario. This statue resembles the monk Jizō, said to be the guardian of children souls.

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Don’t be fooled by the rocks that I got. I’m still I’m still Eevee from the block 💎

In Japan, the Street Fighter II character Mike Bison (left) is a boxer modeled after Mike Tyson. This name was shortened to M. Bison and moved to the character Vega (right) for international release, as Capcom feared bad press and potential legal issues.

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Chocobos first appeared in Final Fantasy II (FC, 1988). It is rumored that these large flightless birds were inspired by the "horseclaws" featured in the popular manga (and later movie) Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind.

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Mario's stars and stripes outfit first appeared in 1987's Family Computer Golf: U.S. Course. It would reach players outside Japan with 1991's NES Open Tournament Golf. Happy 4th of July!

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