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The Funk Mix team will probably end up making more Mario mods.The final name was chosen as a nod to Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix. Two ideas that were considered for the mod’s title were Mario Groove: Funk Mix and Super Mario Bros: Funk Tour.Flarewire had considered adding 7 Grand Dad.The icon for Portal Power is a mix of the Portal, Portal 2, and logos.Cross Console Clash was the most difficult song to make excluding Green Screen.

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Flarewire wouldn't change anything about the mod and is happy with the way it turned out.

Cross Console Clash was originally a fan song, but the team liked it so much that they brought the composer onto the team.

First Level :) was included because Snak wanted to do a Weird Mario song.

Portal Power and Bullet Time were included due to Flarewire's attraction to Mario fangames.

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Flarewire was inspired to include Green Screen due to his appreciation toward both 3D Friday Night Funkin' mods and obscure Mario content.

Along with that note, it is unlikely for there to be a Genesis version, due to Comgaming already working on one.

However, ideas for other Funk Mix-style content have been floating around.

Flarewire has stated that it is unlikely the mod will be updated outside of bug fixes.The idea for the gimmick in Boo Blitz was based on a tweet made by Fabs showcasing a mod of Expurgation that had Boyfriend walking around the stage to avoid Tricky's attacks.Sonic and Tails' voices in Cross Console Clash are directly taken from Tails Gets Trolled, albeit bitcrushed.

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Also, the chromatics for Sonic and Tails are not included in the main download but are on the GitHub page.

All of the chromatic scales are hidden in the game's files except Bob-Omb’s due to the project file for Hop-Hop Heights being corrupted.

This is a reference to a common nickname for Super Mario Maker levels that have wildly jumbled designs with random parts being placed haphazardly likely due to the unoriginality of the “Little Timmy” that probably made it.

During the credits of the mod, the creator of the stage used for First Level :) is referred to as 'Timmy'.

Whenever Mario or Luigi say 'balls' during the track, all four keys are held, regardless of the intensity or volume of the word.

Balls is a direct rip of an old Newgrounds animation made in 2011 a crude lyrical version of the Power Star theme.

The mod is locked to 4:3 to look closer to the NES/GBC's screen size.

This mod primarily uses the MESEN palette, a commonly used NES color palette amongst pixel artists.

Walking - During Boo Blitz, Boyfriend can move left and right during Big Boo’s turn using the left and right arrow keys.

After some time, Boyfriend will shoot his own Portal Gun to make the tunnels disappear.

Excursion Funnels - During Portal Power, Mario creates Excursion Funnels using his Portal Gun, blocking the player's view of the note field.

Hitting one counts as a miss and deals damage.

Poison Mushroom Notes - Hazardous notes that appear during Deep Deep Voyage and Hop Hop Heights.

In Balls, Luigi will get a Game Over if he misses even a single note. In 2 Player Game, Boyfriend starts in Big form and powers-ups don't appear. Hitting Super Mushrooms and Fire Flowers allow Boyfriend to regain previous forms. Missing a note again will turn him into Small form, and missing a note in small form will result in a Game Over. Boyfriend starts songs in Fire form, but will revert to Big form if he misses a note.

Power-Up Notes - All songs except Green Screen use a health system based on the Super Mario franchise.

Normally, selecting “RUN” shows a picture of Africa with the text 'You are now crossing the equator.

The faces are only a random occurrence.

Two of them (the bottom two) are exclusive to the Japanese version of the add-on.

The Cameraman is only one of five different faces that can appear on the 'who are you running from?' screen.

He has a finger to his lips in the original image and is idle, but it moves around during his poses. The Cameraman seems to have frizzly long hair, kabuki-like facepaint, and a star on his forehead. Selecting this option has a random chance of showing one of a few strange-looking faces with the caption “who are you running from?”. When using the camera to shoot a photo, you’re greeted with a JRPG-like menu with several options, including “RUN”. The Game Boy Cameraman, otherwise known as Him or simply the Cameraman, is a character from the Game Boy Camera add-on. Gameboy Camera Character Icons “ no blank frames.