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**Some games in the series later went on to be released worldwide for the similar ''Art Style'' series, including ''Orbiter'', which was renamed outside of Japan as ''Orbient''. | **Some games in the series later went on to be released worldwide for the similar ''Art Style'' series, including ''Orbiter'', which was renamed outside of Japan as ''Orbient''. | ||
*The stickers of fairies from the version of ''[[Panel de Pon]]'' in ''Nintendo Puzzle Collection'' are inaccurately labeled in the English version of ''Brawl''. They are listed with the names of their Super Famicom incarnations ([[Lip]], Ruby, Seren, Elias), when the ''Nintendo Puzzle Collection'' version introduced very similar but distinct characters with different names; the correct names (Furil, Pure, Sala, and Cecil, respectively) are used in the Japanese version. | *The stickers of fairies from the version of ''[[Panel de Pon]]'' in ''Nintendo Puzzle Collection'' are inaccurately labeled in the English version of ''Brawl''. They are listed with the names of their Super Famicom incarnations ([[Lip]], Ruby, Seren, Elias), when the ''Nintendo Puzzle Collection'' version introduced very similar but distinct characters with different names; the correct names (Furil, Pure, Sala, and Cecil, respectively) are used in the Japanese version. | ||
*Despite [[Dr. Mario]] coming from the | *Despite [[Dr. Mario]] coming from the {{uv|Mario}} universe, he is listed as "Others" rather than a ''Mario'' category. | ||
*Despite being named "''Custom Robo''" outside of Japan, it is labeled with its Japanese name "''Custom Robo: Battle Revolution''" (Shortened as "''Custom Robo: BR''") in western versions. This is likely done to differentiate it from the similarly titled first installment for the Nintendo 64. | *Despite being named "''Custom Robo''" outside of Japan, it is labeled with its Japanese name "''Custom Robo: Battle Revolution''" (Shortened as "''Custom Robo: BR''") in western versions. This is likely done to differentiate it from the similarly titled first installment for the Nintendo 64. | ||
*In the Japanese version, the game of origin for Max, Sami, and Andy is labeled as ''Game Boy Wars Advance 1+2''. This is due to both ''Advance Wars'' and ''Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising'' only releasing as a single cartridge in Japan due to both games' numerous delays in that country. | *In the Japanese version, the game of origin for Max, Sami, and Andy is labeled as ''Game Boy Wars Advance 1+2''. This is due to both ''Advance Wars'' and ''Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising'' only releasing as a single cartridge in Japan due to both games' numerous delays in that country. | ||
