- Broken Base: The Game Boy Advance remake is generally considered weaker than the SNES version, with inferior sound quality as well and some odd changes, like the changing of several sound effects, changing Blackjack's name back to "Dirty Joe" — which was viewed as a good Woolseyism, as covered below — and the rewritten dialogue isn't as funny or charming as the SNES version.
- Growing the Beard: The first Kid Klown game on NES was just a decent (if not generic) platformer (A Dolled-Up Installment of a Mickey Mouse game no less), but this game was where the character was reinvented and pretty much became his own thing.
- Mission-Pack Sequel: The Japan-Only Playstation sequel, is pretty much the exact same game as this one with a slightly different plot, and the addition of some anime cutscenes.
- Nightmare Fuel: The ghost in Stage 5. An Implacable Man with genuinely disturbing Supernatural Gold Eyes; and if he catches you, he gives you a Lecherous Licking that paralyzes you for several seconds; which isn't helped by Kid's Blue with Shock reaction.
- Woolseyism: The Big Bad's name was changed from "Dirty Joe" note to "Black Jack" in the SNES version. The latter is generally considered the better name by most players due to not only sounding catchier and more appropriate for a comedic Space Pirate, but also — due to the famous Casino game — how well it works with the game's main collectibles being balloons with the four card suits on them.
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