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==== Prediction Predicament - Part II ==== | ==== Prediction Predicament - Part II ==== | ||
In the Japanese version of [[Prediction Predicament - Part II]], the asteroid heading towards Dream Land is called [[Phantom Star Gerath]], which is a reference to the Japanese film ''[[Wikipedia:Gorath|Gorath]]'', which involves a white dwarf star heading directly toward Earth. Additionally, in the Japanese version, King Dedede sings a song on the swings that translates to, "Life is short... Fall in love, Dedede..." This references the ending of the 1952 [[wikipedia:Akira Kurosawa|Akira Kurosawa]] film ''[[wikipedia:Ikiru|Ikiru]]'', in which terminal cancer patient Kanji Watanabe sings "[[wikipedia:Gondola no Uta|The Gondola Song]]" to himself while playing in the playground that he built.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umLtGRl_WE4 The scene being referenced in question]</ref> Dedede's song likewise riffs on the opening of "The Gondola Song", | In the Japanese version of [[Prediction Predicament - Part II]], the asteroid heading towards Dream Land is called [[Phantom Star Gerath]], which is a reference to the Japanese film ''[[Wikipedia:Gorath|Gorath]]'', which involves a white dwarf star heading directly toward Earth. Additionally, in the Japanese version, King Dedede sings a song on the swings that translates to, "Life is short... Fall in love, Dedede..." This references the ending of the 1952 [[wikipedia:Akira Kurosawa|Akira Kurosawa]] film ''[[wikipedia:Ikiru|Ikiru]]'', in which terminal cancer patient Kanji Watanabe sings "[[wikipedia:Gondola no Uta|The Gondola Song]]" to himself while playing in the playground that he built.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umLtGRl_WE4 The scene being referenced in question]</ref> Dedede's song likewise riffs on the opening of "The Gondola Song", replaceing "otome" ("maidens") with "Dedede." | ||
==== Scare Tactics - Part II ==== | ==== Scare Tactics - Part II ==== |