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* ValuesDissonance: In TheEighties, having a video game with a [[ByTheBookCop police officer]] as the main character was considered a benign and rather fresh concept. In TheNewTwenties, a game with a police officer being the protagonist would have a hard time catching on, especially in {{America|ns Hate Tingle}}, with concerns over PoliceBrutality being on the rise.
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* NintendoHard: One of Namco's more challenging arcade games, for a variety of reasons. Among them is that Mappy has no direct way of attacking save for opening certain doors, the trampolines vanish if you use them too much (leaving a bottomless pit in their wake which, if you're unlucky enough to use all the ones on the bottom, will make a level impossible to complete) and the cats can easily corner you if you aren't being careful.
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** The original game is one of Namco's more challenging arcade games, for a variety of reasons. Among them is that Mappy has no direct way of attacking save for opening certain doors, the trampolines vanish if you use them too much (leaving a bottomless pit in their wake which, if you're unlucky enough to use all the ones on the bottom, will make a level impossible to complete) and the cats can easily corner you if you aren't beingcareful.careful.
** ''Arrangement'' is no slouch when it comes to difficulty either, with it adding a ''fifth'' Meowky and tough boss fights that require tons of skill and strategy if you want to beat them [[NoDamageRun without dying]] (which you ''will'' want to do; you've got at most 4 lives to clear 26 stages, and [[ContinuingIsPainful don't even think about continuing if you value your score]]). If you want those end-game point bonuses, you've got your work cut out for you, especially for the million-point [[ThatOneSidequest Pairing Bonus]], which requires you grabbing two of each item in a specific order[[note]]Two radios, two televisions, two computers, two paintings, two safes[[/note]] in ''every'' stage.
** The original game is one of Namco's more challenging arcade games, for a variety of reasons. Among them is that Mappy has no direct way of attacking save for opening certain doors, the trampolines vanish if you use them too much (leaving a bottomless pit in their wake which, if you're unlucky enough to use all the ones on the bottom, will make a level impossible to complete) and the cats can easily corner you if you aren't being
** ''Arrangement'' is no slouch when it comes to difficulty either, with it adding a ''fifth'' Meowky and tough boss fights that require tons of skill and strategy if you want to beat them [[NoDamageRun without dying]] (which you ''will'' want to do; you've got at most 4 lives to clear 26 stages, and [[ContinuingIsPainful don't even think about continuing if you value your score]]). If you want those end-game point bonuses, you've got your work cut out for you, especially for the million-point [[ThatOneSidequest Pairing Bonus]], which requires you grabbing two of each item in a specific order[[note]]Two radios, two televisions, two computers, two paintings, two safes[[/note]] in ''every'' stage.
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* ValuesResonance: The In contrast with the video game, the cartoon has had a ''much'' easier time catching on than when it released, due in part both to Mappy not being a cop (at least, [[RunningGag not anymore]] [[MyGreatestFailure after destroying a painting]]), to [[HoYay the various gay-positive moments]], and also the show overtly being anticapitalist in nature.
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* MorePopularSpinoff: The arcade game was based on a series of maze-solving robot toys the Namco created back when it was in the robotics industry. These days, the toys are much more obscure than the game and its spinoffs.
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* MorePopularSpinoff: The arcade game was based on a series of maze-solving robot toys the that Namco created back when it was in the robotics industry. These days, the toys are much more obscure than the game and its spinoffs.
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* MorePopularSpinoff: The arcade game was based on a series of maze-solving robot toys the Namco created back when it was in the robotics industry. These days, the toys are much more obscure than the game and its spinoffs.
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* ValuesDissonance: In TheEighties, having a video game with a [[ByTheBookCop police officer]] as the main character was considered a benign and rather fresh concept. In TheNewTwenties, a game with a police officer being the protagonist would have a hard time catching on, especially in {{America|ns Hate Tingle}}, with concerns over PoliceBrutality being on the rise.
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* ValuesDissonance: In TheEighties, having a video game with a [[ByTheBookCop police officer]] as FirstInstallmentWins: The arcade version is the main character was considered a benign and rather fresh concept. In TheNewTwenties, a game with a police officer most well known, partly due to its other games not being the protagonist would have a hard time catching on, especially ported as much or, in {{America|ns Hate Tingle}}, with concerns over PoliceBrutality being on the rise.
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* ValuesResonance: In contrast with the video game, the The cartoon has had a ''much'' easier time catching on than when it released, due in part both to Mappy not being a cop (at least, [[RunningGag not anymore]] [[MyGreatestFailure after destroying a painting]]), to [[HoYay the various gay-positive moments]], and also the show overtly being anticapitalist in nature.
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* ValuesDissonance: In TheEighties, having a video game with a [[ByTheBookCop police officer]] as the main character was considered a benign and rather fresh concept, but in concept. In TheNewTwenties, a game with a police officer being the protagonist would have a hard time catching on, especially in {{America|ns Hate Tingle}}, with concerns over PoliceBrutality being on the rise.
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* ValuesDissonance: In TheEighties, having a video game with a [[ByTheBookCop police officer]] as the main character was considered a benign and rather fresh concept, but in TheNewTwenties, a game with a police officer being the protagonist would have a hard time catching on, especially in {{America|ns Hate Tingle}}, with concerns over PoliceBrutality being on the rise.
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* ValuesDissonance: A In TheEighties, having a video game with a [[ByTheBookCop police officer]] as the main character was considered a benign and rather fresh concept, but in TheNewTwenties, a game with a police officer protagonist would have a hard time catching on in TheNewTwenties, on, especially in America.
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* BrokenBase: When the episode first dropped, the finale was rather contentious to some. Some fans believe it to be a perfect send-off to have Goro and Mappy accept the fact that they're eternal rivals, whereas others find the ending to be [[AngstAversion too depressing]] because of Mappy being vilified for getting Nyamco shut down despite [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished doing the right thing]] in getting Goro arrested, as well as [[spoiler:ending with Mappy and Dig Dug getting arrested due to Mappy attempting to correct his "mistake"]]. As a result, some fans prefer to consider Episode 12 to be [[FanonDiscontinuity the real finale]]. This has generally become less common of an opinion among modern viewers (see CultClassic below), with more people finding it [[VindicatedByHistory particularly funny and joking about Mappy destroying Capitalism instead]].
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* BrokenBase: When the episode first dropped, the finale was rather contentious to some. Some fans believe it to be a perfect send-off to have Goro and Mappy accept the fact that they're eternal rivals, whereas others find the ending to be [[AngstAversion too depressing]] because of Mappy being vilified for getting Nyamco shut down despite [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished doing the right thing]] in getting Goro arrested, as well as [[spoiler:ending with Mappy and Dig Dug getting arrested due to Mappy attempting to correct his "mistake"]]. As a result, some fans prefer to consider Episode 12 to be [[FanonDiscontinuity the real finale]]. This has generally become less common of an opinion among modern viewers (see CultClassic below), with more people finding it [[VindicatedByHistory particularly funny and joking about Mappy destroying Capitalism capitalism instead]].
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* ValuesResonance: In contrast with the video game, the cartoon has had a ''much'' easier time catching on than when it released, due in part both to Mappy not being a cop (at least, [[RunningGag not anymore]] [[MyGreatestFailure after destroying a painting]]), to [[HoYay the various gay-positive moments]], and also the show overtly being anticapitalist in nature.nature.
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* BrokenBase: The finale has been rather contentious to some. Some fans believe it to be a perfect send-off to have Goro and Mappy accept the fact that they're eternal rivals, whereas others find the ending to be [[AngstAversion too depressing]] because of Mappy being vilified for getting Nyamco shut down despite [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished doing the right thing]] in getting Goro arrested, as well as [[spoiler:ending with Mappy and Dig Dug getting arrested due to Mappy attempting to correct his "mistake"]]. As a result, some fans prefer to consider Episode 12 to be [[FanonDiscontinuity the real finale]].
* FoeYayShipping: Goro shows some questionable behavior towards in Mappy in several episodes of the web series.
** In Episode 1, Goro tells Mappy that he misses him, in a sincere, quiet tone.
** In Episode 7, there's this exchange...
--->'''Mappy''': Okay, Goro. Whatever you say.\\
'''Goro''': That's right, Mappy. Whatever ''I'' say goes, because ''I'm'' the boss, now get back to work, [[FreudianSlip I love you.]]\\
'''Mappy''': Did you just say--\\
'''Goro''': [[{{Tsundere}} Nope!]]
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--->'''Mappy''': Okay, Goro. Whatever you say.\\
'''Goro''': That's right, Mappy. Whatever ''I'' say goes, because ''I'm'' the boss, now get back to work, [[FreudianSlip I love you.]]\\
'''Mappy''': Did you just say--\\
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finale]]. This has generally become less common of an opinion among modern viewers (see CultClassic below), with more people finding it [[VindicatedByHistory particularly funny and joking about Mappy destroying Capitalism instead]].
* CultClassic: Hit a small but loyal fanbase in the early 2020s, almost a full decade ''after'' the series had concluded.
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* ValuesResonance: InEpisode 1, Goro tells contrast with the video game, the cartoon has had a ''much'' easier time catching on than when it released, due in part both to Mappy that he misses him, in not being a sincere, quiet tone.
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--->'''Mappy''': Okay, Goro. Whatever you say.\\
'''Goro''': That's right, Mappy. Whatever ''I'' say goes, because ''I'm''cop (at least, [[RunningGag not anymore]] [[MyGreatestFailure after destroying a painting]]), to [[HoYay the boss, now get back to work, [[FreudianSlip I love you.]]\\
'''Mappy''': Did you just say--\\
'''Goro''': [[{{Tsundere}} Nope!]]
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