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Localisation comparisons
Title screen
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Changing the language in the western versions will change the title screen accordingly. In the Japanese version, the Japanese title is always displayed even when playing in English.
The western versions also display a "Licensed by Nintendo" notice in the bottom left corner for both languages.
English script
The English script is in a generally unpolished state in the Japanese version of Puyo Pop, with numerous mistranslations and grammatical errors. It would be refined for international releases.
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Carbuncle is referred to as "Cakkun".
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One of the more notable examples is "What's could this be?", which was changed to "What's this?".
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The text displayed on both players' fields at the end of a match says "GOOD!" and, rather confusingly, "BABA BING" respectively. These were changed appropriately in western versions.
References
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