History Trivia / CaptainSouthbird

* WordOfSaintPaul: In the commentary for the ''[=KaosTown=]'' Part 1-10 compilation, "Birthday Intervention" continuing the use of the "[[TranslationTrainWreck telephone translation]]" script first seen in "Bella Aqueous" in addition to [=YouTube=] comments, rather than just the latter (which is the most frequently used of the two in "Birthday Intervention"), is brought up, and it's pointed out that Scoot speaks broken English more often than other characters. Teckworks provides the tongue-in-cheek explanation that Scoot is "speaking duck" when he's saying the lines in question.

* WordOfSaintPaul: In the commentary for the ''[=KaosTown=]'' Part 1-10 compilation, the fact that "Birthday Intervention" still makes use of the "[[TranslationTrainWreck telephone translation]]" script in addition to [=YouTube=] comments, rather than just the latter (which is the most frequently used of the two in "Birthday Intervention"), is brought up, and it's pointed out that Scoot speaks broken English more often than other characters. According to Teckworks, Scoot's speaking broken English because he's "speaking duck" when he's saying the lines in question.

** TheStinger for "Truth or 'Dere'" shows that the non-dialogue text "(Introduces Self)" was accidentally added to Chief's text. Southbird reads it as "I mean, hi, I'm Chief" after reading the preceding dialogue text.

** Southbird originally had no plans to install ''New Leaf''[='=]s ''Welcome amiibo'' update for the ''[=KaosTown=]'' season, as was afraid that it would cause serious problems for his setup. He reconsidered during the mid-season hiatus, and ''Welcome amiibo'' acts as the basis for the season's second half, which features modifications to the update's new features, such as the campground.

** Southbird says in the video about his hacking tool considered releasing another video using the intentional TranslationTrainWreck seen in "Bella Aqueous", but considered it redundant with "Bella Aqueous" because characters kept repeating the same lines. While the obfuscated script is still in place in "Birthday Intervention", that episode primarily focuses on [=YouTube=] comments while using the obfuscated script as a fallback for lines that aren't from comments, and later episodes drop the TranslationTrainWreck aspect completely and use the games' official scripts for lines that don't use custom text.

** The Stinger for "Percy's Bedside Manner" shows Southbird having to do multiple takes for his Marshal voice.

** TheStinger for "Truth or 'Dere'" shows the non-dialogue text "(Introduces Self)" appearing in Chief's text. Southbird reads it as "I mean, hi, I'm Chief" after reading the preceding dialogue text.

** TheStinger for "Truth or 'Dere'" shows Southbird doing multiple takes for his gruff Kapp'n voice, as well as accidentally using said Kapp'n voice when reading Chief's text.

** Southbird says in the video about his hacking tool considered releasing another video using the intentional TranslationTrainWreck seen in "Bella Aqueous", but considered it redundant with "Bella Aqueous" because characters kept repeating the same lines. While the obfuscated script is still in place in "Birthday Intervention", that episode primarily focuses on [=YouTube=] comments while using the obfuscated script as filler, and later episodes drop the TranslationTrainWreck aspect completely.

** Southbird says in the video about his hacking tool considered releasing another video using the intentional TranslationTrainWreck seen in "Bella Aqueous", but considered it redundant with "Bella Aqueous" because characters kept repeating the same lines.

** Southbird says in the video about his hacking tool that considered revisiting the use of random [=YouTube=] comments seen in "Animal Crashing", but thought it ended up not being funny, a sentiment he ended up holding for "Animal Crashing" itself.

** Southbird considered revisiting the use of random [=YouTube=] comments seen in "Animal Crashing", but thought it ended up not being funny, a sentiment he ended up holding for "Animal Crashing" itself.
** Southbird considered releasing another video using the intentional TranslationTrainWreck seen in "Bella Aqueous", but considered it redundant with "Bella Aqueous" because characters kept repeating the same lines.
** There were plans to stream "Birthday Intervention" live, as with the first two episodes. It ended up being recorded offline, despite Southbird still referring to it as a stream in the video. Southbird recorded it and every episode after it offline for the sake of editing out unwanted footage, from filler to content that's inappropriate even by the standards of the series.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Southbird planned to upload another ''WebVideo/VinesauceTomodachiLife'' derivative using the Tomodachi Munger tool to insert [=YouTube=] comments (akin to the "Metadachi Life" video), but abandoned the idea after thinking he'd done enough with that concept.

** Southbird says during the ''[=KaosTown=]'' Part 1-10 commentary that he considered gradually making Bird resemble his avatar in the original run via adding to his outfit, but stopped at the beak and suit of armor. This plan isn't executed until about halfway through the ''Woflburg'' season, and Bird's modified appearance isn't seen in ''New Leaf'' until ''Birdston''.

!''Beast Intersection''

!''Birdette's Satchel Creatures''

!Other

* BonusEpisode: One of Southbird's 2018 videos focuses on the Tomodachi Munger tool he uses to edit game text, which was originally intended for randomizing text in ''VideoGame/TomodachiLife'' and later used to insert custom text, both in ''Tomodachi Life'' and other games, such as ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing: New Leaf''. In the same video, he says ''Birdette's Satchel Creatures'' is his favorite of the non-''Animal Crossing''-related videos he did and would like to revisit hacking text in ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' games.

--->'''Southbird:''' ''[Using his "gravelly Chief voice"]'' "I guess I had nothing to say."

* WordOfSaintPaul: In the commentary for the ''[=KaosTown=]'' Part 1-10 compilation, the fact that "Birthday Intervention" still makes use of the "[[TranslationTrainWreck telephone translation]]" script in addition to [=YouTube=] comments, rather than just the latter (which is the most frequently used of the two in "Birthday Intervention"), is brought up, and it's pointed out that Scoot speaks broken English more often than other characters. According to Teckworks, Scoot's speaking broken English because he's "speaking duck" when he speaks to Bird.

* BonusEpisode: One of Southbird's 2018 videos focuses on the Tomodachi Munger tool he uses to edit game text, which was originally intended for randomizing text in ''VideoGame/TomodachiLife'' and later used to insert custom text, both in ''Tomodachi Life'' and other games, such as ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing: New Leaf''. In the same video, he says ''Birdette's Satchel Creatures'' is his favorite of the non-''Animal Crossing''-related videos he did and would like to revisit hacking text in ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' games.

** Southbird planned to upload another ''WebVideo/VinesauceTomodachiLife'' derivative using the Tomodachi Munger tool to insert [=YouTube=] comments (akin to the "Metadachi Life" video), but abandoned the idea after thinking he'd done enough with that concept.

* OrphanedReference: Southbird says Birdette already stole Hau's Raichu (now known as "Binytus") when stealing it from him on Mount Lanakila, but the previous time is never shown in any of the videos.

** Southbird planned to upload another ''WebVideo/VinesauceTomodachiLife'' derivative using the Tomodachi Munger tool to insert [=YouTube=] comments (akin to the "Metadachi Life" video), but abandoned the idea after thinking he'd done enough with that concept.

* OldShame: Southbird isn't fond of how "Animal Crashing" turned out after seeing the results of later ''Beast Intersection'' videos' hacking work. He and Teckworks both call it "garbage" in the ''[=KaosTown=]'' Part 1-10 commentary and Southbird's playlist recommends that new viewers start with "Bella Aqueous" or "Birthday Intervention" instead. In the video Southbird made about the tool he uses to hack games, Tomodachi Munger, he further refers to the "Animal Crashing" video as containing "[=YouTube=] comment puke" and calls it nonsensical in a bad way.