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*In early footage, the [[Pyroclasmic Slooch]] was one of the first new enemies revealed, and its name was instead "Pyro'''p'''lasmic Slooch", a one letter difference from its current name. | *In early footage, the [[Pyroclasmic Slooch]] was one of the first new enemies revealed, and its name was instead "Pyro'''p'''lasmic Slooch", a one letter difference from its current name. | ||
*[[Crystal wall]]s were originally called "Crystallized Walls". | *[[Crystal wall]]s were originally called "Crystallized Walls". | ||
*According to the [[Koppaite text]] visible when the [[Formidable Oak]] is highlighted, its name is patterned after [[The Final Trial]]. However, the two names are not similar in the slightest, nor are their Japanese names – the Formidable Oak is {{j|哀しき獣の塔|Kanashiki Kemono no Tō|Tower of the | *According to the [[Koppaite text]] visible when the [[Formidable Oak]] is highlighted, its name is patterned after [[The Final Trial]]. However, the two names are not similar in the slightest, nor are their Japanese names – the Formidable Oak is {{j|哀しき獣の塔|Kanashiki Kemono no Tō|Tower of the Wretched Beast|f=tp}}, and The Final Trial is {{j|最後の試練|Saigo no shiren|Final Trial|f=tp}}. This indicates that, earlier in development, the Formidable Oak had a different English and/or Japanese name. | ||
*In an early screenshot, the [[KopPad]] can be seen in a video call. Its frame is visible, and the [[Koppaite text]] on it spells out {{kt|P|P|A|D}} ("PPAD"). For the final game, the frame was changed to say {{kt|G|P|A|D}} ("GPAD") instead, which is the KopPad's Japanese name. In addition, the Koppaite text on the final game's [[lock-on]] mode contains the sentence "Simple dictionary in the PIPAD". This could also be an early name for the KopPad, or just a Romanization of "PPAD". | *In an early screenshot, the [[KopPad]] can be seen in a video call. Its frame is visible, and the [[Koppaite text]] on it spells out {{kt|P|P|A|D}} ("PPAD"). For the final game, the frame was changed to say {{kt|G|P|A|D}} ("GPAD") instead, which is the KopPad's Japanese name. In addition, the Koppaite text on the final game's [[lock-on]] mode contains the sentence "Simple dictionary in the PIPAD". This could also be an early name for the KopPad, or just a Romanization of "PPAD". | ||