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...that the Alert icon for when a new piñata becomes a resident is made of multicolored Whirlms?
...that the characters exclusive to The P Factor are repurposed from scrapped designs created for the first game?
...that 53 unique species appear in the Rare logo that opens Trouble in Paradise?
...that Polollybears first appeared in Party Animals, a whole year before their formal introduction in Trouble in Paradise?
...that Elephanilla and Squazzil are the only two species to canonically fart?
...that Jameleon did not display its signature metachrosis until Trouble in Paradise?
...that Pocket Paradise gives you a cake on your birthday?
...that a Whirlm appears in the background of Bunnycomb's romance dance?
...that Bispotti and Buzzlegum's houses look identical on the inside?
...that a bug causes variant Roarios to appear pure black when inside a house?
...that crates are the only non-shovel item with the ability to flatten cracked earth?
...that a piñata sent to another player can arrive as a sour if the recipient hasn’t unlocked its Tower of Sour block?
...that the first game technically included local co-op by allowing multiple controllers to operate the cursor at once?
...that variant Galagoogoos in the original game are only worth 100 chocolate coins?
...that Seedos uses a Parrybo in The P Factor as a reference to the scrapped character Toco?
...that Candary is the only piñata that has changed evolution methods?
...that Parrybo's wild coloration is reversed between the PC and console games?
...that Flutterscotch and Mothdrop are the only species to be completely silent?
...that Limeoceros appears in Pocket Paradise without its sour counterpart?
...that the Dastardos Scarer will keep Dastardos away for a whole 10 minutes?
...that only 7 species introduced in Trouble in Paradise also appear in Pocket Paradise?
...that it is impossible to create wildcards for any color of Flutterscotch besides white?
...that Willy Builder's and Costolot's Store are in same building?
...that every piñata's second trick utilizes the same item it uses as a projectile while fighting?
...that wildcard Eaglairs look identical to the standard variant, but only in the first game?
...that the title screen music is looped incorrectly, causing a soft clicking noise roughly every 10 seconds?

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 * ...that [[crates]] are the only non-[[shovel]] item with the ability to flatten [[cracked earth]]?
 * ...that a piñata sent to another player can arrive as a [[sour]] if the recipient hasn’t unlocked its [[Tower of Sour]] block?
+* ...that the first game ''technically'' included local co-op by allowing multiple controllers to operate the cursor at once?
+* ...that variant [[Galagoogoos]] in the original game are only worth 100 [[chocolate coins]]?
+* ...that [[Seedos]] uses a [[Parrybo]] in [[The P Factor]] as a reference to the scrapped character [[Toco]]?
+* ...that [[Candary]] is the only piñata that has changed evolution methods?
+* ...that [[Parrybo]]'s wild coloration is reversed between the PC and console games?
+* ...that [[Flutterscotch]] and [[Mothdrop]] are the only species to be completely silent?
+* ...that [[Limeoceros]] appears in [[Pocket Paradise]] without its [[Sour Limeoceros|sour]] counterpart?
+* ...that the [[Dastardos Scarer]] will keep [[Dastardos]] away for a whole 10 minutes?
+* ...that only 7 species introduced in [[Trouble in Paradise]] also appear in [[Pocket Paradise]]?
+* ...that it is impossible to create [[wildcards]] for any color of [[Flutterscotch]] besides white?
+* ...that [[Willy Builder (Shop)|Willy Builder's]] and [[Costolot's Store]] are in same building?
+* ...that every piñata's second [[trick]] utilizes the same item it uses as a projectile while fighting?
+* ...that [[wildcard]] [[Eaglairs]] look identical to the standard variant, but only in the first game?
+* ...that the title screen music is looped incorrectly, causing a soft clicking noise roughly every 10 seconds?