| 1 | * ColbertBump: |
| 2 | ** LetsPlay/DeceasedCrab took his online handle from Torigaran's "SORRY, I'M DEAD," reading the sprite as a dead crab instead of a reptile. He did a Let's Play of the game to explain where the handle came from at one point. |
| 3 | ** ''WebVideo/JonTron'' covered it, giving it a boost in recognition for people too young for [=DeceasedCrab=]'s heyday. |
| 4 | * ManualMisprint: The "already dead" boss is a reptilian creature, not a giant spider as the manual claims. |
| 5 | * NoExportForYou: Strangely, although it was created in UsefulNotes/{{Japan}}, it only got a limited American release. |
| 6 | * WhatCouldHaveBeen: |
| 7 | ** [[http://www.sydlexia.com/monsterpartyjapan.htm The unreleased Japanese version]] called ''Parody World: Monster Party'' was rather... different. [[http://tcrf.net/Proto:Monster_Party A ROM of a pre-release build was dumped]] in July 2014 after it changed hands multiple times between collectors who refused to make its internals public. The major differences are the number of parody characters that would have given entertainment lawyers a field day (though they generally all make a ''lot'' more sense than what we actually got), and the blood on the title screen, which was changed to green slime. |
| 8 | ** There were plans to implement the DarkWorld effect seen in the first stage in all the other stages, but it got dropped for some reason. |
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