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*'''Shulk''': The Japanese character title for Shulk is a reference to one of his recurring text-only quotes in the Japanese ''Xenoblade Chronicles'' script, "穏やかじゃないですね", which has a different meaning (e.g. "You sure aren't peaceful" or "How exciting") depending on context. | *'''Shulk''': The Japanese character title for Shulk is a reference to one of his recurring text-only quotes in the Japanese ''Xenoblade Chronicles'' script, "穏やかじゃないですね", which has a different meaning (e.g. "You sure aren't peaceful" or "How exciting") depending on context. | ||
*'''Pyra/Mythra''': Both are sides of the Aegis, a legendary Blade. | *'''Pyra/Mythra''': Both are sides of the Aegis, a legendary Blade. | ||
*'''Duck Hunt''': The Dutch character title for Duck Hunt, "Vreemde eend in de bijt", is a Dutch idiom describing a stranger or oddity among a group of others, which said stranger does not fit in. English equivalents of the idiom include "the odd one out" and "a fish out of water | *'''Duck Hunt''': The Dutch character title for Duck Hunt, "Vreemde eend in de bijt", is a Dutch idiom describing a stranger or oddity among a group of others, which said stranger does not fit in. English equivalents of the idiom include "the odd one out" and "a fish out of water". | ||
*'''Inkling''': | *'''Inkling''': | ||
**The English character for {{SSBU|Inkling}} is a reference to the United States commercial for Splatoon where the singer says "You're a kid, you're a squid." | **The English character for {{SSBU|Inkling}} is a reference to the United States commercial for Splatoon where the singer says "You're a kid, you're a squid." | ||
