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* TheWalrusWasPaul: For some reason, Exor's mouth is named "Neosquid". Just how that name came to be has never been explained. The official player's guide even points out the oddity of the name.
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According to Role Reprise, "the gap between appearances (based on release date) should be 5 years or more".


* RoleReprisal: Kenny James returns as Bowser doing his laughs and grunts as does Kazumi Totaka as the Yoshis.
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* RoleReprisal: Kenny James returns as Bowser doing his laughs and grunts.

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* RoleReprisal: Kenny James returns as Bowser doing his laughs and grunts.grunts as does Kazumi Totaka as the Yoshis.
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* RoleReprisal: Kenny James returns as Bowser doing his laughs and grunts.
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* CreatorDrivenSuccessor: The ''VideoGame/PaperMario'' and ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi'' series are this for this game. The first game of the former series was initially conceived as a sequel to this game before becoming its own thing and was even known as ''Super Mario RPG 2'' early in development, while the latter was developed by [[Creator/AlphaDream a company]] founded by former Square employees that worked on ''Super Mario RPG'' (including both directors, who worked in said series as well) and shares [[Creator/YokoShimomura its composer]] with this game. Perhaps deliberately, the Nintendo Switch 3D remake will come out the same day as the [[MilestoneCelebration 20th anniversary]] of ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiSuperstarSaga'''s original release.

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* CreatorDrivenSuccessor: The ''VideoGame/PaperMario'' and ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi'' series are this for this game. The first game of the former series was initially conceived as a sequel to this game before becoming its own thing and was even known as ''Super Mario RPG 2'' early in development, while the latter was developed by [[Creator/AlphaDream a company]] founded by former Square employees that worked on ''Super Mario RPG'' (including both directors, who worked in said series as well) and shares [[Creator/YokoShimomura its composer]] with this game. Perhaps deliberately, the Nintendo Switch 3D remake will come came out the same day as the [[MilestoneCelebration 20th anniversary]] of ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiSuperstarSaga'''s original release.



* RemadeForTheExport: Some Asian countries like South Korea and China never saw a release of the SNES version or a re-release on the Virtual Console. The remake will be the first time it's ever seen a release in these countries, with new translations to boot.

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* RemadeForTheExport: Some Asian countries like South Korea and China never saw a release of the SNES version or a re-release on the Virtual Console. The remake will be is the first time it's ever seen a release in these countries, with new translations to boot.
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* StudioHop: The 1996 game was originally developed by Square. For the remake, development was handled by [=ArtePiazza=].

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* StudioHop: The 1996 game was originally developed by Square.Square, the precursor to Creator/SquareEnix. For the remake, development was handled by [=ArtePiazza=].
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* StudioHop: The 1996 game was originally developed by Square. For the remake, development was handled by [=ArtePiazza=].
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* ContentLeak: The ROM of the remake managed to leak its way onto the Internet a week before the official release. This led to many [=YouTubers=] Let's Playing and reviewing it, as well as [[spoiler: Culex's 3D form.]]

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* ContentLeak: The ROM of the remake managed to leak its way onto the Internet a week before the official release. This led to many [=YouTubers=] Let's Playing and reviewing it, as well as [[spoiler: Culex's 3D form.]]form]] getting revealed.
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* HeAlsoDid: Prior to this game, Yoko Shimomoura had worked on the soundtracks for ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'' and ''VideoGame/BreathOfFire''. She would later go on to work on the ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts'' series, the ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi'' series, and ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles1''

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* HeAlsoDid: Prior to this game, Yoko Shimomoura Shimomura had worked on the soundtracks for ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'' and ''VideoGame/BreathOfFire''. She would later go on to work on the ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts'' series, the ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi'' series, and ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles1''

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* HeAlsoDid: Prior to this game, Yoko Shimomoura had worked on the soundtracks for ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'' and ''VideoGame/BreathOfFire''. She would later go on to work on the ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts'' series, the ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi'' series, and ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles1''



* ContentLeak: The ROM of the remake managed to leak its way onto the Internet a week before the official release. This led to many [=YouTubers=] Let's Playing and reviewing it.

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* ContentLeak: The ROM of the remake managed to leak its way onto the Internet a week before the official release. This led to many [=YouTubers=] Let's Playing and reviewing it.it, as well as [[spoiler: Culex's 3D form.]]



* HeAlsoDid: [=ArtePiazza=], the studio who developed the remake, have also worked on other Square Enix properties such as ''VideoGame/DragonQuest'' and ''VideoGame/RomancingSaga''.



* SelfRemake: In a sense; Creator/YokoShimomura confirmed herself that she is returning to compose the soundtrack for the remake, just like she did for the remakes in the ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi'' series.

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* SelfRemake: In a sense; Creator/YokoShimomura confirmed herself that she is returning returns to compose the soundtrack for the remake, just like she did for the remakes in the ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi'' series.
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* ContentLeak: The ROM of the remake managed to leak its way onto the Internet a week before the official release.

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* ContentLeak: The ROM of the remake managed to leak its way onto the Internet a week before the official release. This led to many [=YouTubers=] Let's Playing and reviewing it.
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* TeasingCreator: When the remake was announced, fans had wondered what Culex would look like in the remake. During the September 2023 Nintendo Direct, there's a brief moment of Mario using the Shiny Stone to unlock Culex's door, but Culex himself isn't seen. That said, he was shown in some promotional material later.

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* TeasingCreator: When the remake was announced, fans had wondered what Culex would look like in the remake. During the September 2023 Nintendo Direct, there's a brief moment of Mario using the Shiny Stone to unlock Culex's door, but Culex himself isn't seen. That said, he was shown in some promotional material about a month later.

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* DummiedOut: A number of enemies exist in the coding that never actually spawn in-game. Many of them have equally unused Psychopath thoughts, and a few even utilize unused attacks. The majority of them are PaletteSwaps of already existing enemies. The most interesting of these is probably the Drill Bit, a red variant of the Jabit enemy that appears in Smithy's factory. This enemy technically ''does'' appear in game, but only in the overworld during a cutscene. In addition, the Machine Made version of Yaridovich has an attack called "Multiply!", where he splits into four Machine Made versions of this enemy. It is also mentioned in both the Japanese and English strategy guides with the Japanese one placing it in between the fake Yaridovich and the second Belome BossBattle while the English one has it in world 5. The real Drill Bit, however, remains unfought.

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A number of enemies exist in the coding that never actually spawn in-game. Many of them have equally unused Psychopath thoughts, and a few even utilize unused attacks. The majority of them are PaletteSwaps of already existing enemies. The most interesting of these is probably the Drill Bit, a red variant of the Jabit enemy that appears in Smithy's factory. This enemy technically ''does'' appear in game, but only in the overworld during a cutscene. In addition, the Machine Made version of Yaridovich has an attack called "Multiply!", where he splits into four Machine Made versions of this enemy. It is also mentioned in both the Japanese and English strategy guides with the Japanese one placing it in between the fake Yaridovich and the second Belome BossBattle while the English one has it in world 5. The real Drill Bit, however, remains unfought.unfought.
** Monsters encountered before Mallow joins the adventure have Psychopath thoughts, but you can't see them.
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* TeasingCreator: When the remake was announced, fans had wondered what Culex would look like in the remake. During the September 2023 Nintendo Direct, there's a brief moment of Mario using the Shiny Stone to unlock Culex's door, but Culex himself isn't seen. That said, he is shown in some promotional material.

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* TeasingCreator: When the remake was announced, fans had wondered what Culex would look like in the remake. During the September 2023 Nintendo Direct, there's a brief moment of Mario using the Shiny Stone to unlock Culex's door, but Culex himself isn't seen. That said, he is was shown in some promotional material.material later.
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* TeasingCreator: When the remake was announced, fans had wondered what Culex would look like in the remake. During the September 2023 Nintendo Direct, there's a brief moment of Mario using the Shiny Stone to unlock Culex's door, but Culex himself isn't seen.

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* TeasingCreator: When the remake was announced, fans had wondered what Culex would look like in the remake. During the September 2023 Nintendo Direct, there's a brief moment of Mario using the Shiny Stone to unlock Culex's door, but Culex himself isn't seen. That said, he is shown in some promotional material.
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* ContentLeak: The ROM of the remake managed to leak its way onto the Internet a week before the official release.
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* DummiedOut: A number of enemies exist in the coding that never actually spawn in-game. Many of them have equally unused Psychopath thoughts, and a few even utilize unused attacks. The majority of them are PaletteSwaps of already existing enemies. The most interesting of these is probably the Drill Bit, a red variant of the Jabit enemy that appears in Smithy's factory. This enemy technically ''does'' appear in game, but only in the overworld during a cutscene. In addition, the Machine Made version of Yaridovich has an attack called "Multiply!", where he splits into four Machine Made versions of this enemy. The real Drill Bit, however, remains unfought.

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* DummiedOut: A number of enemies exist in the coding that never actually spawn in-game. Many of them have equally unused Psychopath thoughts, and a few even utilize unused attacks. The majority of them are PaletteSwaps of already existing enemies. The most interesting of these is probably the Drill Bit, a red variant of the Jabit enemy that appears in Smithy's factory. This enemy technically ''does'' appear in game, but only in the overworld during a cutscene. In addition, the Machine Made version of Yaridovich has an attack called "Multiply!", where he splits into four Machine Made versions of this enemy. It is also mentioned in both the Japanese and English strategy guides with the Japanese one placing it in between the fake Yaridovich and the second Belome BossBattle while the English one has it in world 5. The real Drill Bit, however, remains unfought.
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* TeasingCreator: When the remake was announced, fans had wondering what Culex will look like. During the September 2023 Nintendo Direct, there's a brief moment of Mario using the Shiny Stone to unlock Culex's door, but Culex himself isn't seen.

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* TeasingCreator: When the remake was announced, fans had wondering wondered what Culex will would look like.like in the remake. During the September 2023 Nintendo Direct, there's a brief moment of Mario using the Shiny Stone to unlock Culex's door, but Culex himself isn't seen.

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* LateExportForYou: Some Asian countries like South Korea and China never saw a release of the SNES version or a re-release on the Virtual Console. The remake will be the first time it's ever seen a release in these countries, with new translations to boot.


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* RemadeForTheExport: Some Asian countries like South Korea and China never saw a release of the SNES version or a re-release on the Virtual Console. The remake will be the first time it's ever seen a release in these countries, with new translations to boot.
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* PropRecycling: The sprites for Culex and the elemental crystals are pulled straight from the original without any alternations. This further cements the ArtStyleClash between him and the three-dimensional characters.

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* PropRecycling: The sprites for Culex and the elemental crystals are pulled straight from the original without any alternations. This However, this is an artistic choice, as it further cements the ArtStyleClash between him and the three-dimensional characters.
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* PropRecycling: The sprites for Culex and the elemental crystals are pulled straight from the original without any alternations.

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* PropRecycling: The sprites for Culex and the elemental crystals are pulled straight from the original without any alternations. This further cements the ArtStyleClash between him and the three-dimensional characters.



* TeasingCreator: Ever since the remake was announced, fans have been wondering what Culex will look like. During the September 2023 Nintendo Direct, there's a brief moment of Mario using the Shiny Stone to unlock Culex's door, but Culex himself isn't seen.

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* TeasingCreator: Ever since When the remake was announced, fans have been had wondering what Culex will look like. During the September 2023 Nintendo Direct, there's a brief moment of Mario using the Shiny Stone to unlock Culex's door, but Culex himself isn't seen.
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* PropRecycling: The sprites for Culex and the elemental crystals are pulled straight from the original without any alternations.
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* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: American television commercials, Nintendo Power's first walkthrough article and the magazine ads for the game referred to the sword that embedded itself in Bowser's Keep as "Smithy the Sword." The sword's name is Exor, while Smithy is a completely different character. [[spoiler:Subverted, though, because Exor isn't revealed to ''not'' be Smithy until you fight him near the end of the game.]] In addition, the magazine ads hinted at a subplot involving Geno becoming a "[[BecomeARealBoy real boy]]".

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* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: American television commercials, Nintendo Power's first walkthrough article and the magazine ads for the game referred to the sword that embedded itself in Bowser's Keep as "Smithy the Sword." The sword's name is Exor, while Smithy is a completely different character. [[spoiler:Subverted, though, because Exor isn't revealed to ''not'' be Smithy until you fight him near the end of the game.]] In addition, the magazine ads hinted at a subplot involving Geno becoming a "[[BecomeARealBoy real boy]]".
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* TeasingCreator: Ever since the remake was announced, fans have been wondering what Culex will look like. During the September 2023 Nintendo Direct, there's a brief moment of Mario using the Shiny Stone to unlock Culex's door, but Culex himself isn't seen.
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* TheWikiRule: The ''Mario'' Wiki as always, but the ''Final Fantasy'' Wiki [[https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Super_Mario_RPG:_Legend_of_the_Seven_Stars has an article for it]] because of how heavily similar the game is to ''Final Fantasy'' due to being developed by Square Enix.
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* CreatorDrivenSuccessor: The ''VideoGame/PaperMario'' and ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi'' series are this for this game. The first game of the former series was initially conceived as a sequel to this game before becoming its own thing and was even known as ''Super Mario RPG 2'' early in development, while the latter was developed by [[Creator/AlphaDream a company]] founded by former Square employees that worked on ''Super Mario RPG'' (including both directors, who worked in said series as well) and shares [[Creator/YokoShimomura its composer]]. Perhaps deliberately, the Nintendo Switch 3D remake will come out the same day as the [[MilestoneCelebration 20th anniversary]] of ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiSuperstarSaga'''s original release.

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* CreatorDrivenSuccessor: The ''VideoGame/PaperMario'' and ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi'' series are this for this game. The first game of the former series was initially conceived as a sequel to this game before becoming its own thing and was even known as ''Super Mario RPG 2'' early in development, while the latter was developed by [[Creator/AlphaDream a company]] founded by former Square employees that worked on ''Super Mario RPG'' (including both directors, who worked in said series as well) and shares [[Creator/YokoShimomura its composer]].composer]] with this game. Perhaps deliberately, the Nintendo Switch 3D remake will come out the same day as the [[MilestoneCelebration 20th anniversary]] of ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiSuperstarSaga'''s original release.
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* CreatorDrivenSuccessor: The ''VideoGame/PaperMario'' and ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi'' series are this for this game. The first game of the former series was even known as ''Super Mario RPG 2'' early in development, while the latter was developed by [[Creator/AlphaDream a company]] founded by former Square employees that worked on ''Super Mario RPG'' and shares [[Creator/YokoShimomura its composer]] with this game. Perhaps deliberately, the Nintendo Switch 3D remake will come out the same day as the [[MilestoneCelebration 20th anniversary]] of ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiSuperstarSaga'''s original release.

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* CreatorDrivenSuccessor: The ''VideoGame/PaperMario'' and ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi'' series are this for this game. The first game of the former series was initially conceived as a sequel to this game before becoming its own thing and was even known as ''Super Mario RPG 2'' early in development, while the latter was developed by [[Creator/AlphaDream a company]] founded by former Square employees that worked on ''Super Mario RPG'' (including both directors, who worked in said series as well) and shares [[Creator/YokoShimomura its composer]] with this game.composer]]. Perhaps deliberately, the Nintendo Switch 3D remake will come out the same day as the [[MilestoneCelebration 20th anniversary]] of ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiSuperstarSaga'''s original release.
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* CreatorDrivenSuccessor: The ''VideoGame/PaperMario'' and ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi'' series are this for this game. The first game of the former series was even known as ''Super Mario RPG 2'' early in development, while the latter was developed by a company founded by former Square employees that worked on ''Super Mario RPG'' and shares [[Creator/YokoShimomura its composer]] with this game. Perhaps deliberately, the Nintendo Switch 3D remake will come out the same day as the [[MilestoneCelebration 20th anniversary]] of ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiSuperstarSaga'''s original release.

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* CreatorDrivenSuccessor: The ''VideoGame/PaperMario'' and ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigi'' series are this for this game. The first game of the former series was even known as ''Super Mario RPG 2'' early in development, while the latter was developed by [[Creator/AlphaDream a company company]] founded by former Square employees that worked on ''Super Mario RPG'' and shares [[Creator/YokoShimomura its composer]] with this game. Perhaps deliberately, the Nintendo Switch 3D remake will come out the same day as the [[MilestoneCelebration 20th anniversary]] of ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiSuperstarSaga'''s original release.



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From the Urban L Egend Of Zelda page: "If a rumor is video game related but not gameplay related, see Pop Culture Urban Legends."


* PopCultureUrbanLegends: Peach's "???" found behind her fireplace is said to be "Peach's XXX" in the original Japanese, leading Americans to believe that in the original, it was more explicit in Japan that Peach had a hidden porn stash. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUVWRnjwM60 As this video explains,]] this isn't really the case. In Japan, the "XXX" is supposed to represent the same thing the "???" does in America, meaning it's not clear what it is.



* UrbanLegendOfZelda:
** For years, rumors persisted that there's an ActionCommand to time item freebies by pressing the X button at the right time. This is false: your chance of getting a free item is a random chance, which is 26% for most items and 13% for powerful items like Red Essence and Pure Water. Whether or not you get a freebie is also determined before you even use the item. [[note]]You CAN manipulate freebie chance by manipulating the UsefulNotes/RandomNumberGenerator, but that process is way more complicated than hitting one button.[[/note]]
** Peach's "???" found behind her fireplace is said to be "Peach's XXX" in the original Japanese, leading Americans to believe that in the original, it was more explicit in japan that Peach had a hidden porn stash. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUVWRnjwM60 As this video explains]] this isn't really the case. In Japan the "XXX" is supposed to represent the same thing the "???" does in America, meaning it's not clear what it is.

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UrbanLegendOfZelda: For years, rumors persisted that there's an ActionCommand to time item freebies by pressing the X button at the right time. This is false: your chance of getting a free item is a random chance, which is 26% for most items and 13% for powerful items like Red Essence and Pure Water. Whether or not you get a freebie is also determined before you even use the item. [[note]]You CAN manipulate freebie chance by manipulating the UsefulNotes/RandomNumberGenerator, but that process is way more complicated than hitting one button.[[/note]]
** Peach's "???" found behind her fireplace is said to be "Peach's XXX" in the original Japanese, leading Americans to believe that in the original, it was more explicit in japan that Peach had a hidden porn stash. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUVWRnjwM60 As this video explains]] this isn't really the case. In Japan the "XXX" is supposed to represent the same thing the "???" does in America, meaning it's not clear what it is.
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* UrbanLegendOfZelda: For years, rumors persisted that there's an ActionCommand to time item freebies by pressing the X button at the right time. This is false: your chance of getting a free item is a random chance, which is 26% for most items and 13% for powerful items like Red Essence and Pure Water. Whether or not you get a freebie is also determined before you even use the item. [[note]]You CAN manipulate freebie chance by manipulating the UsefulNotes/RandomNumberGenerator, but that process is way more complicated than hitting one button.[[/note]]

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For years, rumors persisted that there's an ActionCommand to time item freebies by pressing the X button at the right time. This is false: your chance of getting a free item is a random chance, which is 26% for most items and 13% for powerful items like Red Essence and Pure Water. Whether or not you get a freebie is also determined before you even use the item. [[note]]You CAN manipulate freebie chance by manipulating the UsefulNotes/RandomNumberGenerator, but that process is way more complicated than hitting one button.[[/note]] [[/note]]
** Peach's "???" found behind her fireplace is said to be "Peach's XXX" in the original Japanese, leading Americans to believe that in the original, it was more explicit in japan that Peach had a hidden porn stash. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUVWRnjwM60 As this video explains]] this isn't really the case. In Japan the "XXX" is supposed to represent the same thing the "???" does in America, meaning it's not clear what it is.

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