In this video me and @Ventlq insert new information into your brain about the regional differences in Tomodachi Life.
My worst nightmare: @Ventlq
Sources:
https://tomodachi.fandom.com/wiki/Reg...
(Nearly) Every Single Regional Difference ...
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0:00 Intro
0:45 Name & Logo
1:24 Japan Exclusives
3:05 Korea Exclusives
3:50 America and Europe Exclusives
6:53 Mii Behaviours
7:44 Sound
8:12 Dreams and News
9:39 Events
10:14 Environment
11:07 Outro
In this video me and @Ventlq insert new information into your brain about the regional differences in Tomodachi Life.
My worst nightmare: @Ventlq
Sources:
https://tomodachi.fandom.com/wiki/Reg...
(Nearly) Every Single Regional Difference ...
Music Playlist: Playlist
Music (in order):
Video
Video
Video
Video
Video
Video
Video
Video
Video
Video
0:00 Intro
0:45 Name & Logo
1:24 Japan Exclusives
3:05 Korea Exclusives
3:50 America and Europe Exclusives
6:53 Mii Behaviours
7:44 Sound
8:12 Dreams and News
9:39 Events
10:14 Environment
11:07 Outro
some corrections/notes i have found: (i will add to later if needed)
0:56 the korean logo also has a the visible brown frame surrounding the box art. there's also that weird gold nintendo banner. don't know why that is. also, most of the miis between on the korean box art are different to the miis on the japanese art, most notably, the dancers on the top right of the box art.
2:18 note with the Japanese blood type thing: this kinda decides the mii's personality a bit, because in japan, i believe that, well, they believe that blood type relates to somebody's personality, and vice versa or whatever. sorry, i can't explain it too well, im not Japanese (i'm european)
4:32 Of course, the names for parents are different in these versions, especially with Mom and Mummy, because of American and British English. But why didn't they call the parents "Mommy and Daddy" in the US translation? Why is it "Mom and Dad?"
5:48 Maté in "Yerba Maté" is actually pronounced similarly to "latte" however the L sound is replaced with the M sound. é is pronounced a bit like "ayy" so it's prounounced like "matte."
7:20 I think that's actually supposed to be a Fukon.
9:30 That's more japanese ettiquite. They do that during the beginning and end of news reports, i believe.
10:02 Of course, this doesn't appear in any other version because the Super Bowl is an American thing. Superb Owl.
10:11 The Australia Day Decorations only appear in the Australian version for similar reasons to the Super Bowl thing.