This is a sub-page of Proto:The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask/Preview Demo.
Global Changes#
- Princess, King and Royal Family have been changed in all messages in the final version to say princess, king and royal family, respectively.
- For the Curiosity Shop owner, I'm serious! has been changed to I kid you not! in all his messages. The former text was used by the fisherman in Ocarina of Time, whose model was used for the Curiosity Shop owner.
- In all messages where Darmani is called after you have beaten Goht, his name is printed instantly in the final version as a kind of exclamation. In the preview demo, it flows in like all the other text.
- For the four Giants messages, the actual text of the Giants is colored white in the prototype but blue in the final (same as the Tatl text).
- The Post Office was called Post House in the prototype version.
- The name of a Clock Town character was misspelled as Muto in pretty much all the prototype messages. It was fixed to the correct name Mutoh in the final.
- Messages of receiving Tingle's map aren't spaced away from the map icon in the final version, to avoid overflow issues.
Individual Changes#
You found a Stray Fairy!
This is your ?th one!
In the preview demo, you had to close this text box using A. This was probably irritating because it's too easy to accidentally press A while this textbox appears. Therefore, it has been set to disappear on its own in the final.
The cows always seem bothered
and frazzled, and I'm finding
broken bottles everywhere...
Who's doing it, I don't know...
Another text box you had to close using A. This is during the cart ride without a stop before the next load, making it possible for the rest of the conversation to be skipped.
LINK?
That's a nice name, but...
There was no pause in the text scrolling when Romani says Link's name in the introduction. A pause was added in the final that makes it look like she is pondering on the name.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
You got a Purple Rupee! |
You got a Purple Rupee! |
A simple change - the exclamation mark is no longer colored purple. This way, it looks like all the other rupee messages.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
You got a Hero's Shield! |
You got a Hero's Shield! |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
You got a Mirror Shield! |
You got a Mirror Shield! |
Looks like the two shields were confused in the preview demo... It was corrected in the final. Additionally, a typo was fixed in the Mirror Shield message.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Press START to open the |
Press START to open the |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Use it to grapple items so you |
Use it to grapple items so you |
It's hardly visible, but these two lines start in a space in the preview demo. This was corrected for the final version.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
You have just freed the innocent |
You have just freed the innocent |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
You have just freed the innocent |
You have just freed the innocent |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
You have just freed the innocent |
You have just freed the innocent |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
You have just freed the innocent |
You have just freed the innocent |
These messages were changed because in the preview demo, the third line is too long and overflows out of the text box background.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
In your current form, press B to |
In your current form, press B to |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Your Magic Power decreases when |
Release B to shoot it. |
This message was changed to be more exact. New users may have been confused when they found out that holding B would not shoot the bubble.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
What are doing?!? |
What are you doing?!? |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
What are doing?!? |
What are you doing?!? |
Someone really messed up the sentence in these messages. It was corrected in the final release.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Lottery Tickets |
Lottery Shop |
It's easy to see how this was changed. "Lottery Tickets" is a really unclear name.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
What, you think you can push |
What, you think you can push |
The sentence order was altered. The one in the preview demo sounds a bit awkward.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
There are only ??:?? left |
Only ??:?? left until morning! |
This was changed because the former sentence looks very weird.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
This is no good! |
This is no good! |
A missing word was added in the final version. This also necessitated the shortening of the line.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Romani Ranch Presents: |
Romani Ranch Presents: |
As reflected in the American prototype, the dog race was originally numbered 2000 in the Japanese version, likely after the year the game was released. The final American version decided to change this in favor of a pun on the Daytona 500 race, which is the biggest race in NASCAR.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Zora Game in session. |
Zora game site |
The former sentence does not really make any sense. No wonder the translators changed it.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
How many Cuccos are there in the |
How many cuccos are there in the |
"Cucco" is not a proper noun, and so lost its capitalization.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
What is the name of Anju the |
What is the name of Anju's |
This question was shortened a bit for the sake of clarity.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
No! No! I must get ahold of |
No! No! I must get a hold of |
Another small change for grammatical reasons.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Heyyy! I stole that Rupee from a |
Heyyy! I stole that Rupee from a |
An erroneous space was removed here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Aw! you caught me! |
Aw! You caught me! |
Another capitalization error was fixed here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
So? So? |
So? So? |
Spoken by the monkey. Apparently, the speech was simply not "monkey-like" enough for the translators.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Please, follow me. |
Please follow me. |
This time, the punctuation was altered slightly.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I wonder where has gone...what he |
I wonder where he has gone...what |
Another grammar mistake was fixed here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Now that our beloved Princess is |
Now that our beloved princess is |
Besides the capitalization change, "keep his calm" became the more grammatically pleasing "keep his cool".
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
But in his current state, the King |
But in his current state, the king |
The word "princess" was outright removed here to avoid a repetition.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
This is the palace of the Deku |
This is the palace of the Deku |
This statement was reversed in the final version.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Oh!! |
Oh!! |
A comma was missing in this message, it was added in the final version.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Well, I'll be! |
Well, I'll be! |
The sentence sounded a bit weird in the preview demo, which is why it was altered a bit.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Are you trying to play a trick on |
Are you trying to play a trick on |
Another missing word that was caught and fixed in the final version.
Have you seen an old hag named
Koume who looks just like me?
She hasn't come back from
gathering medicinal herbs...
This message is completely missing from the preview demo! Odd.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Tee-hee-hee! |
Tee-hee-hee! |
"Did" became capitalized.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Unfortunately, Koume is missing... |
It's unfortunate, but Koume is |
This message was changed to be slightly more polite.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Koume! |
Koume! |
Changed for unknown reasons.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I was just busy minding my own |
I was just busy minding my own |
"Bam!" became capitalized for emphasis.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
That pesky Skull Kid! |
That pesky Skull Kid! |
Fixing up a tense error.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Ow-ow-yeow! |
Ow-ow-yeow! |
The comma was out of place here, so it was removed.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
How about a little game where |
How about a little game? |
A run-on sentence was split into two, although the question mark at the end remains unchanged.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Now, then, here we go! |
Now, then. Here we go! |
Yet another small punctuation change.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Oh...I don't want to grow old... |
It's tough getting old... |
The sentence in the preview demo did not make much sense, seeing as the hag is already old. Therefore it was altered for the final release.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
But next time you'll have to pay |
But next time you'll have to pay |
As always, another capitalization change.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
What are you hangin' around for? |
What are you hangin' around for? |
...a hidden Pokémon reference? Could have just been chance. But in any case it was a bit inappropriate, so it was changed.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
All of you! |
Everyone! |
A vocabulary change. "All of you" isn't exactly wrong, but too easily misunderstood here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Oh, strange traveler, there is |
Oh, strange traveler, there is |
Easy to see why this was changed. It had a totally unintended meaning in the preview demo.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
What are you doing? Quick, cut |
What are you doing? Quick--cut |
Yet another punctuation change.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Wait...You don't happen to have |
Wait...You don't happen to have |
And of course another capitalization change.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
But the temple became a monster's |
But the temple had become a |
A small grammar change.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Then I will tell you and tell you |
Then I will tell you and tell you |
Well, the sentence wasn't quite clear enough, so it was changed for the final version.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
The Princess taught it to me! |
The princess taught it to me! |
The former sounds like "they can't hear us", which is clearly not what the translator team intended. Therefore the sentence was fixed.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
...Fine! I get it! Then I shall say |
...Fine! I get it! Then I shall say |
The sentence structure was fixed in the final.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
He said the instructions were |
He said the instructions were |
A typo ("incribed") was fixed in the final version.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I see... |
I see... |
The word return was superfluous in this sentence, so it was removed in the final.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
What? You're telling me that's |
What? You're telling me that's |
It's hard to see, but there's an extra space in the preview demo's message which was removed in the final.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Why am sitting in a place like |
Why am I sitting in a place like |
A small spelling mistake was fixed.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Did you you come back to life |
Did you come back to life |
Another spelling mistake was fixed here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
H-h-hoooo...It's cold. |
H-h-hoooo...It's cold. |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
H-h-hoooo...It's cold. |
H-h-hoooo...It's cold. |
Various fixes were done to these messages.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Could this somehow be related to |
Could this somehow be related to |
Another punctuation fix, as always.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I'm depending on you to help that |
I'm depending on you to help that |
The word girl was specified a bit here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Today, I told everything to Mikau, |
Today, I told everything to Mikau, |
Another typo snuck in there. It was corrected in the final version.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I just realized this when I opened |
I just realized this when I opened |
The sentence was a bit odd in the preview demo. It was fixed in the final version.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
How then, proud Zora warrior... |
Now then, proud Zora warrior... |
A typo was fixed here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
We fisherman and even the fish |
We fishermen--and even the |
Again, various fixes were done to this sentence.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
The Zoras...and even me...will be |
The Zoras...and even I...will be |
This sentence was fixed as well.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Oh, yeah... |
Oh, yeah... |
Again, just a punctuation change.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
That's my life's savings. If I can |
That's my life savings. If I can |
Some spelling fixes were done here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
This Japas's room, the genius |
This room belongs to Japas, the |
Originally, it was just a spelling mistake. But it looks like the translation team also noticed the "s's" problem, so they rewrote the sentence to avoid it.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
What are you tryin' to do walkin' |
What are you tryin' to do, walkin' |
Another punctuation change.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
p.s. It seems my lucky color this |
By the way, it seems my lucky |
The abbreviation "p.s." was removed, probably because children may be unaware of its meaning.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Didn't you used be able to break |
Didn't you used to be able to |
The line was shortened to avoid overflow issues.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Uh...I just r-remembered that I |
Uh...I just r-remembered that I |
A punctuation error was corrected here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Are you free? If you have sec, |
Are you free? If you have a sec, |
And a spelling error here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I don't why, but there's something |
I don't know why, but there's |
Yet another spelling error was corrected here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Oi! Mikau! What's up with the |
Oy! Mikau! What's up with the |
Probably changed to help people like French Canadians, who may read "oi" as French.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Do not forget words... |
Do not forget these words... |
Again, a spelling error has been done here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I wished they'd go away. |
I wish they'd go away. |
A grammar error this time.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
It's some setup where the door |
It's some setup where the door |
Another typo.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Spread my dance across world... |
Spread my dance across the world... |
Another spelling mistake.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Those who are here to seek the |
If you are seeking the one who is |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
group of spirits who died with |
from a group of spirits plagued by |
This message was reworded. The main reason is that in the prototype, the text box cuts off right in the middle of the sentence which is very inconvenient.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Yee, he, he |
Yee-hee-hee! |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
And if you are not wearing the |
And if you are not wearing the |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
the ranch has... |
I will not let you pass. |
Various fixes were done here. Most notably, another case of sentence cut-off was avoided in the final release.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
You saw a bad dream. |
You had a bad dream. |
Literally speaking, in the Japanese language you "see" (見る) dreams rather than "have" them. This word choice makes little sense in English, though, so it was fixed in the final version.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
According to rumor, those Garo |
According to rumor, those Garos |
Looks like the translator team insisted on using the s-plural for the word "Garo". Technically, both variants are correct.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I'm doing business here in this |
I'm doing business here in this |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
You should give up going to the |
You should give up going to the |
Possibly a translation error (using "valley" in some places and "canyon" in others), it was changed to the latter in the final version.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Let me a hear a song you wrote |
Let me hear a song you wrote |
Once again a simple typo that was fixed here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
People associated with Gorman |
People related to Gorman will |
No real reason to change this, but why not?
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
That's a Giant Pea. |
That's a Giant Bee. |
An obvious mistake was fixed here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
It's a Wart. |
It's a Wart. |
That hint of Tatl is rather... unhelpful, to say the least. In the final version, it actually tells you what to do.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Hey, Skull Kid! |
Hey, Skull Kid! |
As always, another grammar error was corrected.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
What ?! |
What?! |
The erroneous space was removed in this message.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
It seems the hideout of Sakon the |
It seems the hideout of Sakon, |
Another case of the valley vs. canyon confusion. Also, some punctuation was added here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
It seems Shiro, the unseen stone |
It seems Shiro, the unseen stone |
And another capitalization fix.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
The Rosa sisters, traveling |
The Rosa sisters, twin dancers, |
Possibly changed so this message doesn't needlessly take up four lines.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
You saw the tears of circus |
You saw the tears of circus |
Again, no real need to change this.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Dotour's Thanks |
Dotour's Thanks |
Obviously changed because the former would have led to a total mispronunciation.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Grog, Cucco Shack's breeder. |
Grog, Cucco Shack's breeder. |
The forgotten punctuation was added in the final.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Oh! Whom to? |
Oh! Who's the lucky lady? |
The former sentence is a bit awkward, so it was changed.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Ah...You. |
Ah...You. |
In the prototype, Cremia emphasizes that Madame Aroma is her aunt, while in the final version, she just refers to her as "some middle-aged woman".
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Go ask at Curiosity Shop, the |
Go ask at the Curiosity Shop, the |
Another example of Engrish was fixed.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Press A to start. |
Press A to start. |
More bad grammar was fixed here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Then you're disrupting my training! |
Grr! You're disrupting my training! |
The sentence sounds much better in the final, it's easy to see why it was changed.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I have a delivery for you, |
I have a delivery for you, |
Easy to see why this was changed, if you consider that the Postman is talking to a woman here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Even though today is actually the |
Even though today is actually the |
A small typo was fixed here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
We used to be a cafeteria, but |
We used to be a cafeteria, but |
Another grammatical fix was done here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Strange...Isn't it? |
Strange...Isn't it? |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Getting a letter from a missing |
But there's absolutely no mistaking |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
it's from him! |
It's clear...to me... |
Again, the sentence was cut off right in the middle in the prototype.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Now, it has become a custom for |
Now, it has become a custom for |
Another grammatical fix.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Doot-doo-dooo... |
Doot-doo-dooo... |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
The song is done, |
The song is now done, |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I wish someone would teach them |
I wish someone would teach them |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
La-la-la...They said I was too loud |
La-la-la... |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
They got mad. |
They got mad. |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Why could man join?!? |
Why could a...? Why could a...? |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Why was the dog leader?!? |
Why was the...? Why was the...? |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
That's why I stole it... |
That's why I...That's why I... |
Pretty much the entire Guru-Guru text was rewritten for the final release, fixing grammatical errors and such.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
This fell down here... |
This fell down here... |
And as always, another grammatical fix.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
But when he showed up looking all |
But when he showed up looking all |
...and again.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
What, you're still trying to get |
Well, why don't I just offer you |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
All right. Fine. That's the end of |
All right. Fine. I'll take it, but |
The prototype's speech had a much more serious tone to it, while in the final it sounds more like casual speech.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Yes, I must thank you. It's a |
Yes, I must thank you. It's a |
The sentence in the prototype doesn't really make a lot of sense... It was changed in the final.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
When you get back to Zora Hall, |
When you get back to Zora Hall, |
Another spelling mistake.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
That's the greeting used among us |
That's the greeting used among us |
Another case of the translator team insisting on the s-plural.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
One of their hits is |
One of their hits is |
The erroneous quotation mark was removed here.
You'd be able to hear it if the
show wasn't canceled. It's such
a shame.
This message is completely missing from the prototype version. It was probably added because without it, the conversation seems to "skip" noticeably.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I am the manager of the Zora |
I am Toto, manager of the Zora |
The name of the manager was not mentioned in the prototype version, while it is in the final.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
And due to this unusual accident |
And due to this unusual accident, |
The sentence sounded a bit ungrammatical in the prototype version, it was fixed up in the final.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I'm angry, now! |
I'm angry now! |
That comma was rather out of place. It was removed in the final.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Gorman, make it be that it's only |
Oh, Gorman, I wish it was only |
Another really badly written sentence was fixed up in the final.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Our most popular is, of course, is |
Our most popular, of course, is |
And another spelling mistake.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Well then, customer, the bar |
Well then, customer, the bar |
A very simple punctuation change was done here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I can't get any milk in from the |
I can't get any milk in from the |
Even if the road to Romani Ranch is blocked off, you can purchase Chateau Romani from the Milk Bar, so the message in the prototype was a bit misleading.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I wanted you,too, to hear Lulu's |
I wanted you, too, to hear Lulu's |
A small typo was fixed here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I'd like to do a sound check |
I'd like to do a sound check, |
Some very minor fixes were done here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
That's the song that members of |
That's the song that members of |
A very odd one. The Indigo-Go's were called "Dull Blue" in the Japanese version, but it's obviously a leftover since the localization team thought of a better English name.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Is that so... |
Is that so? |
Another minor punctuation fix.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I'm getting things ready, now. |
I'm getting things ready now. |
And another punctiation change.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Too bad. |
Too bad. |
A rather typical spelling mistake was fixed here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
OK, enter your number. |
OK. Enter your number. |
A small punctuation change.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
We'll do it tonight from 6 o'clock |
We'll do it tonight from 6 o'clock |
The message was a bit misleading in the prototype. Since you cannot use up your ticket at night, it's good through tonight and not through today.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Your numbers are XXX. |
Your numbers are XXX. |
The prototype has a couple of double space typos.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
If you wish to buy a ticket, they'll |
If you wish to buy a ticket, you |
Another rather bad sentence was fixed up.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Moo! |
Moo! |
Well, a song can't smell... Therefore, this was corrected in the final.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
OK? Whatever happens do not let |
OK? Whatever happens, do not let |
Another punctuation fix, and in was changed to into.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Oh, that's right. Here's Romani's |
Here's Romani's thanks. When you |
And another badly written sentence was fixed.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
It's almost time for my sister to |
It's almost time for my sister to |
Another spelling fix.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Thanks for helping last night. |
Thanks for helping last night. |
More punctiation fixes were done here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Oh my? Did you come from town? |
Oh my! Did you come from town? |
Another punctuation fix.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Oh...Well, I'll be leaving at 7:00 |
Oh...Well, I'll be leaving at 7:00 |
And another spelling fix.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
We have to take this detour... |
We have to take this detour |
This was simply changed for some more atmosphere.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I'm sorry, I'm tired... |
I'm sorry. I'm tired... |
Another spelling fix, as well as a comma being changed to a period.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I'm no expert about these things, |
I'm no expert on these things, |
A grammatical fix.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
But no matter how much we hurry, |
That's how life goes, I guess. |
This sentence was totally rewritten for some reason.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
In town...I have a friend. |
In town...I have a friend. |
Another bad sentence was fixed up.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
We did it! |
You did it! |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I just might be developing a |
You feel all warm and fuzzy! |
Looks like in the prototype version, the emphasis was on Cremia making it through, rather than you. This was changed in the final to credit your effort.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
I'm sorry about giving you only |
I'm sorry about giving you only |
A small fix.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
It's proof of Milk Bar membership. |
It's proof of Milk Bar membership. |
The sentence was corrected, because it's not the person Romani but the drink Chateau Romani that's expensive.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
This just between you and me, but |
This is just between you and me, |
Just a simple grammatical fix.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
...This is just between you and |
This is just between you and |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
That milk they produce next door |
That milk they produce down |
Various fixes were done here.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
We gotta give him something, |
We gotta give ya something, |
Another grammatical fix.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
If you hang out around here you'll |
If you hang out 'round here, you'll |
Some small fixes.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
For 10 Rupees you can have the |
For 10 Rupees, you can have the |
Another punctuation fix.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
But that younger brother is |
That younger brother of mine is |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Compare that to what we do... |
Compare what he does to what we |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
No! No! Noooo! |
No! No! Noooo! |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Grrrr...To think we can get |
Grrrr... |
This entire speech was rewritten a bit for the final release.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
This is Mamamu Yan's dog racing |
This is Mamamu Yan's Doggy |
A small fix, to match the area name.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Oh, my goodness! |
Well, take me for a walk and call |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Oh my, you took 2nd! |
Sweet hounds of happiness! |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Oh, too bad... |
Oh, almost... |
All her winning messages were rewritten for the final.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
If the doggies see a face like |
If the doggies see a face like |
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
If the doggies smell you, I don't |
If the doggies smell you, I don't |
A small grammatical fix.
|
Preview Demo |
American |
|---|---|
|
Soar to ClockTown? |
Soar to Clock Town? |
A space was missing.