Puyo Puyo Tetris Raffina Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-10-16 | Puyo Puyo Tetris Raffina Voice ClipsThe SpongeBob SquarePants Movie Game PC Squidward Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-24 | All of Squidward's voice clips from the PC version of the SpongeBob Movie Game, provided by Rodger Bumpass. After his absence from the home console version outside of small cameos in the cutscenes, Squidward plays a more substantial role in this version, as he tasks SpongeBob with finding his missing passcard to gain access to the Krusty Krab's basement. SpongeBob also annoys him throughout the "Love Thy Neighbor!" chapter of the game, which essentially acts as the tutorial mission of this version.
The SpongeBob Movie Game is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Bruh, Look At This Dude! (Ringo Tsukimiya/Fluttershy)NintendoTV642024-06-22 | Am I the only one who thinks that Ringo Tsukimiya from Uta no Prince-Sama looks a lot like a human version of Fluttershy from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic? I mean, think about it: he has pink hair, light green eyes with long eyelashes, and a yellow sweater. If anything, he looks more like Human Fluttershy than her actual human counterpart in the Equestria Girls films! In all seriousness, I couldn't resist the opportunity to cash in on this meme, even if it is rather old.
Uta no Prince-Sama is copyright Broccoli.
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic is copyright Hasbro.Super Monkey Ball 2 - Monkey Target 2 (Slowed Down + Reverb)NintendoTV642024-06-20 | Since it's been a while since my last "Slowed Down + Reverb" video, I present to you the Monkey Target 2 theme from Super Monkey Ball 2 slowed down and reverberated, which is honestly one of my favorite themes in the entire game due to how relaxed and uplifting it sounds. Truth be told, I grew up playing SMB2 a lot on the GameCube back in the day, and I would usually just mess around in this minigame by running off the edge of the starting platform and into the water so I could hear the monkeys screaming as they drowned! (Yes, I'm horrible. I know!)
Super Monkey Ball 2 is copyright SEGA.Lights, Camera, Pants! PC Squog Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-20 | All of Squog's voice clips from the PC version of Lights, Camera, Pants!, provided by Rodger Bumpass. It's really interesting how this game featured all 3 of the main protagonists from Ugh! as recruitable characters, and Squog is no exception as he can join SpongeBob's movie as a cast member. He probably has the least amount of lines of all 3 characters, though. Interestingly enough, a Smash Ultimate custom stage based on Bikini Bottom from Battle for Bikini Bottom features Squog in the background with his model from this game. Make of that what you will!
Lights, Camera, Pants! is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Lights, Camera, Pants! PC Patar Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-20 | All of Patar's voice clips from the PC version of Lights, Camera, Pants!, provided by Bill Fagerbakke. Hilariously enough, despite speaking entirely in gibberish, Patar can be recruited in the movie as a news reporter of all things! Needless to say, much hilarity ensues if you choose to do so, as Patar commentates on the Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy trial with his usual gibberish, although some coherent English words can be made out of his speech.
Lights, Camera, Pants! is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Lights, Camera, Pants! PC SpongeGar Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-19 | All of SpongeGar's voice clips from the PC version of Lights, Camera, Pants!, provided by Tom Kenny. When your voice clips from a mid-2000's point-and-click PC game get uploaded onto YouTube. Joking aside, SpongeGar is yet another minor character that AWE Games pulled from the show for use in this game, and despite being somewhat capable of speech in the show, he mostly communicates through primal grunting in this game, with the occasional random English word thrown in for good measure.
Lights, Camera, Pants! is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Lights, Camera, Pants! PC Kevin Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-19 | All of Kevin C. Cucumber's voice clips from the PC version of Lights, Camera, Pants!, provided by Dee Bradley Baker. Unlike in the home console version where he serves as a minigame host, in this version Kevin can be recruited as a cast member for the movie, where he plays the role of the Jellyfish Researcher. Fittingly enough, Kevin can be found at the Jellyfishing Convention similar to his debut episode, I'm Your Biggest Fanatic, and once again he expresses doubt that SpongeBob would be able to catch a King Jellyfish, only to be proven wrong. You have to give AWE Games credit for utilizing plenty of minor SpongeBob characters in their games, especially since this was before Kevin became a recurring character in the post-sequel era.
Lights, Camera, Pants! is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius PC Vox Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-19 | All of Vox 2000's voice clips from the PC version of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, provided by Meg Cavanaugh. Vox serves as the basic tutorial provider for Jimmy in this game similar to Goddard in Jet Fusion, and she has a rather substantial amount of dialogue as a result, clocking in at nearly 7 minutes worth. Vox generally gives Jimmy information on how to use each of his inventions, allowing him to practice them in a multicolored simulation cube area that sorta reminds me of the tutorial level from the Spider-Man: The Movie game. Meg also reprises her role as Judy and voices Benny in this game as well.
Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.CapCut Test #1NintendoTV642024-06-18 | This video is a small test of a new video editing software I'm using called CapCut, as a possible replacement for WeVideo as my main way of uploading videos. This software was recommended to me by AlexToadstoolBoi both here and on Discord, as I'm sure most of you may be aware that my version of WeVideo has been having a couple of bugs lately (namely, the cutting off and audible popping of voice clips and voice clips being uploaded in a seemingly random order), so I'm hoping that this new software could, if not fully replace WeVideo, at the very least be a nice alternative alongside it. I decided to use an unused two-tone sound effect from Mario Party 1 as well as promotional artwork from that game to test CapCut out, so hopefully this should work out alright.
Mario Party is copyright Nintendo.Attack Of The Twonkies Ebenezer Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-18 | All of Ebenezer Wheezer's voice clips from Attack of the Twonkies, provided by Rob Paulsen. After his absence in Jet Fusion, Mr. Wheezer returns in a single level in this game, where he stands outside the entrance to Retroville Park and asks Jimmy to go inside to find Carl, who naturally went in there to see the llamas. Rob also returns to voice Ebenezer after Wally Wingert voiced him in Boy Genius, so that's a plus in my book!
Attack of the Twonkies is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Attack Of The Twonkies Nick Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-18 | All of Nick Dean's voice clips from Attack of the Twonkies, provided by Candi Milo. Nick appears at Retroville Park, where a Twonkie Stomper ends up stealing his slingshot, requiring Jimmy to retrieve it for him, as well as at Retroland, where he guards the entrance to the Arcade until Jimmy gets rid of the surrounding Twonkies. Funnily enough, this seems to parallel the opening of Boy Genius Home Console, where Jimmy encountered Nick at the entrance to Retroland. Coincidence? I think not!
Attack of the Twonkies is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Attack of the Twonkies Libby Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-18 | All of Libby's voice clips from Attack of the Twonkies, provided by Crystal Scales. Libby gets trapped in the music store with its owner at one point in the storyline, forcing Jimmy to find a way in so he can rescue them. She also instructs Jimmy to find a book on Twonkus-3 in the school's library and tools in the cafeteria's kitchen. I'm actually surprised it took me this long to upload Libby's voice clips in any capacity, but hey, better late than never!
Attack of the Twonkies is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Attack Of The Twonkies Judy Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-17 | All of Judy's voice clips from Attack of the Twonkies, provided by Meg Cavanaugh. After her absence in Jet Fusion, Judy returns in this game with about as big a role as her husband Hugh; which is to say, not very big at all. She basically orders Jimmy to capture all of the Twonkies in the house before heading outside and that's it, really. Kinda funny that both of Jimmy's parents have very little screentime in this game, especially in Hugh's case as he'd go on to become a major memetic icon.
Attack of the Twonkies is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Jimmy Neutron: Jet Fusion Coach Levi Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-17 | All of Coach Levi's voice clips from Jimmy Neutron: Jet Fusion, provided by Darryl Kurylo. An original character created specifically for the game, Coach Levi's sole purpose is appearing in a single cutscene where he scolds Jimmy about a noodle incident that happened at the aquarium the week before the game, although for the most part he's very affable about it and willingly allows Jimmy to practice his moves in the gym as part of the tutorial.
Jimmy Neutron: Jet Fusion is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Jimmy Neutron: Jet Fusion Ms. Fowl Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-17 | All of Ms. Fowl's voice clips from Jimmy Neutron: Jet Fusion, provided by Andrea Martin. In addition to appearing in the opening cutscene, Ms. Fowl serves as the second boss of the game, guarding one of the idols Jimmy needs to bring to Jet Fusion. This is perhaps the biggest role Ms. Fowl has ever had in any of the games based on the series, most likely due to Carl being absent for whatever reason.
Jimmy Neutron: Jet Fusion is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Jimmy Neutron: Jet Fusion Cindy Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-14 | All of Cindy Vortex's voice clips from Jimmy Neutron: Jet Fusion, provided by Carolyn Lawrence. In addition to appearing in the opening and ending cutscenes, Cindy also serves as the third boss of the game, attacking Jimmy as an undersea mermaid and using Humphrey as an attack shark to that end. The game is one of many that uses Cindy's design from the movie instead of her TV series design, but since it was made at the same time the TV series was airing, I went with the latter for the video image.
Jimmy Neutron: Jet Fusion is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius PC Ultra Lord Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-11 | All of Ultra Lord's voice clips from the PC version of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, provided by Rob Paulsen. For some reason, Rob replaces Jim Cummings as Ultra Lord's voice actor in this game, who is based specifically on the actor who plays him at Retroland. Jimmy ends up borrowing Ultra Lord's rocket to fly out to the desert at one point in the game, which Jimmy mentions was stuck in customs in Tokyo prior to that.
Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius PC Goddard Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-11 | All of Goddard's voice clips from the PC version of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, provided by Frank Welker. Similar to Jet Fusion, Goddard actually has a substantial amount of full dialogue in this game in addition to his usual barks and growls. He expresses apprehension at going into the Subway Sewers to retrieve Sheen's computer part and also instructs Jimmy on what to do at the Nuclear Power Plant. The voice Goddard has when speaking in this game sounds quite different than how he normally sounds when speaking in both the show and other games.
Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Employee Of The Month Grandma SquarePants Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-11 | All of Grandma SquarePants' voice clips from Employee of the Month, provided by Marion Ross. This is one of the few SpongeBob games to feature Grandma SquarePants in any capacity, and naturally Marion gives her a very soothing and nuturing-sounding voice. Patrick visits her at one point in the game, causing Grandma SquarePants to basically shower him with affection similar to her debut episode, Grandma's Kisses. In any case, hearing Grandma SquarePants' voice is very bittersweet in light of her semi-retirement from the series after Season 9 (due to Marion mostly retiring from voice acting around that time, although she has returned from time to time).
Employee of the Month is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Employee Of The Month Larry Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-11 | All of Larry's voice clips from Employee of the Month, provided by Mr. Lawrence. As per usual, Larry can be found at Goo Lagoon, where he explains to SpongeBob the various methods he stays healthy. SpongeBob ends up feeding him junk food, resulting in him gaining love handles and going for a jog down the beach. Larry is also shown to have an affection for a pail and shovel called Old Shovelly and Mr. Pail, which SpongeBob ends up stealing from him.
Employee of the Month is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius PC Carl Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-10 | All of Carl's voice clips from the PC version of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, provided by Rob Paulsen. Unlike the home console version where Wally Wingert voiced him, they actually got Rob to reprise his role as Carl for this version of the game, and Carl naturally serves as one of Jimmy's allies throughout the game. He helps Jimmy acquire an invention from Cindy's backyard and later tasks Jimmy with retrieving his inhaler from Sheen. Also, "Hey Jimmy, wanna see a frog?"
Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius PC Sheen Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-10 | All of Sheen's voice clips from the PC version of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, provided by Jeffrey Garcia. Sheen appears at one point in the story to ask Jimmy to retrieve his computer part from the Subway System's sewer grate, which Jimmy must use Goddard to retrieve. Afterwards, he asks Jimmy to go to Retroland and ask Ultra Lord for his autograph in exchange for some attracting magnets. There's something to be said for Jeffrey's deeper-pitched take he uses for Sheen's voice in both this and the home console versions of the game, as it's quite different-sounding compared to the higher pitch he uses on the show.
Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Mario Party 9 Lakitu Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-06 | All of Lakitu's voice clips from Mario Party 9, provided by Dex Manley, reused from Mario Superstar Baseball and Mario Super Sluggers, and reused again in Island Tour. Lakitu appears as the first boss of the game, and his boss minigame, Sock it to Lakitu, involves the players hitting Dice Blocks to shoot Bullet Bills at him, all while Lakitu throws Spinies at the players. Curiously, despite this game coming out after Tadd Morgan became Lakitu's current voice actor in Mario Kart 7, Dex's archived voice lines as well as a few new ones are featured here and in Island Tour. I gotta say, his scream when he gets defeated is really funny! Credit goes to AlexToadstoolBoi for providing these voice lines.
Mario Party 9 is copyright Nintendo.Mario Party 9 Toad Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-05 | All of Toad's voice clips from Mario Party 9, provided by Samantha Kelly (as well as some archived lines from Jen Taylor), reused from Mario Party 5, Mario Party 6, Mario Party 8, Super Mario Galaxy, Mario Kart Wii, and New Super Mario Bros. Wii, and reused again in Island Tour. This not only includes all of the playable Toad's voice clips, but also those of the NPC Toads such as Yellow Toad, Green Toad, and Blue Toad, all of whom serve as hosts of the various modes and such throughout the game. Indeed, this was basically the start of ND Cube's obsession with Toad and his kin throughout the early-to-mid 2010's, which more or less ended after they were featured as the main attraction of Star Rush's Toad Scramble mode. Also, for whatever reason, Toad does the Chicken Dance when you select him on the Character Select Screen, so make of that what you will! Credit goes to AlexToadstoolBoi for providing these voice clips.
Mario Party 9 is copyright Nintendo.Mario Party 9 Peach Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-05 | All of Peach's voice clips from Mario Party 9, provided by Samantha Kelly (as well as one line from Jen Taylor), reused from such games as Mario Party 6, Mario Party 8, Mario Party DS, and Mario Kart Wii, and reused again in Island Tour. After several years, I finally have access to full Mario Party 9 voice lines again thanks to AlexToadstoolBoi, and many of Peach's MKWii lines are on full display here, with Samantha giving her plenty of sweet giggles and whatnot for this game. Also, I'd like to just point out something that's become sort of a permanent issue with my voice clips videos: the audible popping and cutting off of voice clips, as well as them being featured out of order than how they are in the sound files. This is something that I have no control over and seems to happen at pure random; that is to say, some videos will feature the voice clips normally while others will have popping and cutting off. The randomized order, on the other hand, seems to be permanent, as I can't find any sort of cure for it. Thank you for understanding and I hope this doesn't affect the quality of the videos too drastically. Credit goes to AlexToadstoolBoi for providing these voice clips.
Mario Party 9 is copyright Nintendo.Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius PC Hugh Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-05 | All of Hugh Neutron's voice clips from the PC version of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, provided by Mark DeCarlo. Hugh can be found at the Candy Bar around the halfway point of the story, where Jimmy needs to borrow his toolbox for Judy, who's working on the car, and naturally, Hugh is all too eager to oblige. Interestingly, despite most of the supporting cast being abducted by aliens, Hugh can still be found at the Candy Bar afterwards, which appears to be an oversight on the developers' part. In any case, he only has four lines of dialogue total, since this game was made very early in the series' lifespan, well before Hugh became a memetic icon.
Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Nico And Nozomi Dancing To Mr. Wonderful By Smile.dkNintendoTV642024-06-05 | Here's a fun little meme video I did of Nico Yazawa and Nozomi Tojo dancing and brushing their teeth to the song Mr. Wonderful by Smile.dk. I think the animation of them dancing goes very well with this song, although Nozomi seems to be enjoying it more than Nico for some reason. And no, before you ask, I didn't get this idea from TheMysteriousMrEnter's Shark Tale review, which has a scene where GIR from Invader Zim is dancing to this song. I just felt the song also fit these two girls shaking their hips quite well.
Love Live! is copyright Sunrise.Crash Twinsanity With Mario MusicNintendoTV642024-06-04 | It's been a bit since my last "Music Mixup" video, so today's episode will focus on a game I haven't done one for in a while, and that is Crash Twinsanity with music from various Mario games. I'm honestly shocked I never thought of this idea sooner, considering I did a Music Mixup episode of Mario Odyssey with music from this game several years ago, but hey, better late than never, am I right? Anyways, you all know the drill by now:
*N. Sanity Beach - Lake Lapcat (Bowser's Fury) *Jungle Bungle - DK's Jungle Ruins (MP9) *Mecha-Bandicoot - VS Bowser (Sunshine) *Cavern Catastrophe - Thwomp Caverns (Partners in Time) *Totem Hokum - Bouncing Around (MPDS) *River Rollerbrawl - Wooded Kingdom (Odyssey) *Worm Chase - Welcome to Yoshi's Village (Paper Mario 64) *Tikimon - Bouldergeist (Galaxy 1) *Iceberg Lab - Relentless Blizzard (DDR: Mario Mix) *Ice Climb - Cubyrinth (Vancouver DS) *Uka Uka - Snowfall Mountain (Tennis Aces) *Slip-Slide Icecapades - Big Bullet Bill (Vancouver) *High-Sea Hijinks - Goomba's Booty Boardwalk (MP8) *N. Gin - Replay (Superstar Baseball, this one is a little unfitting, but whatever) *Rusty Walrus - Fuzzy Time Mine (3D World) *N. Tropy and N. Brio - Pirate Ship (Hoops 3-on-3) *Academy of Evil - ScareScraper (Capture the Ghosts 1) (Luigi's Mansion 3) *Boiler Room Doom - Underground Theme (Brawl) *Dingodile - Bowser's Theme (Strikers Charged) *Classroom Chaos (Crash) - Luigi's Mansion (Sports Mix) *Classroom Chaos (Cortex) - Horror Land (MP2) *Rooftop Rampage - The Castle Depths (Bowser Jr.'s Journey) *Madame Amberly - Madame Broode (Odyssey) *Rockslide Rumble - Lava Castle 1 (Battle League) *Bandicoot Pursuit - Bowser's Fury (Bowser's Fury) *Twinsanity Island - Bowser's Enchanted Inferno! (MP7) *Ant Agony - Galactic Stadium (Strikers Charged) *Evil Twins - The Fated Final Battle! (Galaxy 2) *Gone a Bit Coco (Bonus) - Toad Road (MP9)
Crash Twinsanity is copyright Activision.Mario Party 5 Boo Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-04 | All of Boo's voice clips from Mario Party 5, provided by Charles Martinet, reused from Super Mario 64 and the previous Mario Party games, and reused again in 6 and 7. Much like Toad, Boo goes from a supporting character in the previous 4 games to a fully playable character here, and would remain so until 9 (although he was also playable in Island Tour, a side mode in Star Rush, and Super Mario Party). He's also the only playable character in the game who doesn't show up at all in Story Mode, be it playable or as an opponent, although this is likely because only the returning veterans from the first 4 games are playable in the mode. He happens to be one of my mains outside of Story Mode however, along with Koopa Kid, Yoshi, Waluigi, and Donkey Kong in the case of Super Duel Mode. And with that, all of the playable characters' voice clips have been uploaded (except for DK), leaving just him and the Star Spirits' voice clips to be uploaded for the main cast! Credit goes to Blu and AlexToadstoolBoi for providing these voice clips.
Mario Party 5 is copyright Nintendo.Mario Party 5 Yoshi Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-02 | All of Yoshi's voice clips from Mario Party 5, provided by Kazumi Totaka, reused from Yoshi's Story, and reused again in later Mario Party titles as well as the Mario & Sonic series. TBH, I used to use Yoshi a lot in Story Mode, but nowadays I tend to gravitate more towards Wario for playthroughs of that mode. On the other hand, the artwork of Yoshi sitting on the Chain Chomp with a Chomp Call in his hand is one of my favorite artworks from this game, especially since it's a rare instance of the Chain Chomp's MP4 design appearing in official artwork. All that's left now for the playable characters' voice clips is Boo (and technically Donkey Kong, as he's playable in Super Duel Mode), as well as the Star Spirits, and all of the major characters' voice clips will be uploaded! Credit goes to Blu and AlexToadstoolBoi for ripping and providing these voice clips respectively.
Mario Party 5 is copyright Nintendo.90 Minutes Of Relaxing Summer Video Game Music (ASMR)NintendoTV642024-06-02 | I'm back with another music compilation video, this time featuring over an hour and a half of summer/tropical-themed video game music! Spanning a very wide variety of genres and franchises across multiple console generations, this is another good playlist for relaxing, sleeping, studying, working out, or any other sort of leisurely activity during the summer. The list of songs by timestamp is as follows:
0:00 - Beach Theme (3D World) 3:26 - Cobalt Coast (Pokemon Channel) 6:01 - Beach Overworld (Returns) 8:44 - Beach Travel West (Shantae and the Seven Sirens) 11:12 - Ship Rex (TY 1) 15:55 - Wave Ocean (Sonic '06) 19:25 - The Beach Soaking Up the Horizon (Senran Kagura: Peach Beach Splash!) 21:01 - Beach Theme (NSMBWii) 22:48 - Tortimer Island Medley (Smash 4) 27:07 - The Great Sea (Wind Waker) 30:43 - Blooper Beach 2 (Toadstool Tour) 34:41 - Main Theme (Summer) (Awakening) 35:45 - Buccaneer Beach (Pac-Man World 1) 37:16 - Treasure Trove Cove (Kazooie) 41:23 - Wavy Beach 1 (Super Princess Peach) 43:01 - Sea Shell Shenanigans (Wrath of Cortex) 47:31 - Koopa Troopa Beach (Sports Mix) 50:32 - Seaside Hill (Sonic Heroes) 53:23 - Hau'oli City (Day) (Pokemon Sun and Moon) 55:06 - Sunken Ruins (A Hero's Tail) 57:53 - Ohayou Sayori! (Doki Doki Literature Club) 1:00:36 - Goo Lagoon (BFBB) 1:03:36 - Castaway Bay (MP6) 1:05:52 - Hostile Reef (Kao the Kangaroo Round 2) 1:08:18 - Salty Sea (Barrel Blast) 1:10:20 - Luau Island (Enter the Dragonfly) 1:13:44 - Mystery Island (CTTR) 1:17:19 - Big Blue (F-Zero GX) 1:20:41 - Koopa's Seaside Soiree (MP4) 1:22:51 - Tropical Resort (Act 1) (Colors) 1:27:14 - Ink Me Up! (Splatoon 1) 1:29:27 - Everbay Coast (Kirby and the Forgotten Land) 1:30:33 - Staff Credits (MP7)
All games are copyright their respective owners.Mario Party 5 Bowser And Koopa Kid Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-02 | All of Bowser and Koopa Kid's voice clips from Mario Party 5, provided by Peter Cullen, reused from previous Mario Party games, and reused again in 6 and 7 (albeit only for Koopa Kid). Naturally, Bowser reprises his role as the main antagonist, while Koopa Kid becomes a fully playable character for the first time ever (he was briefly playable in 4's Beach Volley Folly minigame). In Story Mode, the player must face off against Red, Blue, and Green Koopa Kid on 4 of the game's 5 main boards as well as Bowser Nightmare before facing off against Bowser in the Frightmare boss minigame. Naturally, with this and 6 being the only two games where Koopa Kid is fully playable, he's my main outside of Story Mode (where Wario is usually my go-to character for playthroughs of that mode), although I do wish Red, Blue, and Green were playable characters as well (you can play as them with Action Replay codes, however). Credit goes to Blu and AlexToadstoolBoi for providing these voice clips.
Mario Party 5 is copyright Nintendo.Mario Party 5 Announcer Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-06-01 | All of the Announcer's voice clips from Mario Party 5, provided by Eriko Ibe, reused from Mario Party 4, and reused again in the Japanese versions of Mario Party 6 and 7. The Announcer's voice clips here are more or less the same as they were in 4 (sans the reverberating echo), but with the addition of a brand new voice clip relating to Chance Time (which was known as Reversal of Fortune in the previous game), now available on the internet for the first time ever! Credit goes to Blu and AlexToadstoolBoi for ripping and providing these voice clips for me to upload here.
Mario Party 5 is copyright Nintendo.Mario Party 4 Board Hosts And Announcer Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-05-31 | All of Toad, Koopa, Shy Guy, Boo, Goomba, and the Announcer's voice clips from Mario Party 4, provided by Jen Taylor (Toad), Kazumi Totaka (Shy Guy), Charles Martinet (Boo and Goomba), and Eriko Ibe (Announcer), reused from previous Mario Party games, and reused again in 5, 6, and 7. Known in-game as the Hit Cube 5, the first 5 characters naturally serve as the hosts of the game as well as the various boards (respectively, there's Toad's Midway Madness, Koopa's Seaside Soiree, Shy Guy's Jungle Jam, Boo's Haunted Bash, and Goomba's Greedy Gala). They put together the boards so that the main playable characters could celebrate their birthdays together. As for the Announcer, her voice clips would be reused in 5 as well as the Japanese versions of 6 and 7 (she was replaced by the male Announcer in the international versions). And with that, all of the currently available voice clips from MP4 are now on YouTube! Credit goes to Blu and AlexToadstoolBoi for providing these voice clips.
Mario Party 4 is copyright Nintendo.Mario Party 4 Waluigi Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-05-31 | All of Waluigi's voice clips from Mario Party 4, provided by Charles Martinet, reused from Mario Party 3, and reused again in Mario Party 5, 6, and 7 (albeit partially in the latter two games). Not only can we now hear some of Waluigi's lines, including his "Let's party!", in high quality and without background ambience for the first time ever, but his presents in the Present Room also happens to include a calendar that's dated to January 2002, the year that the game came out. The calendar even uses Waluigi's selected character sprite as the main graphic on it for some reason, which is certainly a very unique image to use, to say the least. With that, all of the main playable characters' voice clips have been uploaded, leaving just the board hosts (Toad, Shy Guy, Boo, Goomba, and Koopa) and the Announcer's voice lines to be uploaded! Credit goes to Blu for ripping the voice lines, AlexToadstoolBoi for providing the link on Discord, and Nintega Dario for the Waluigi render.
Mario Party 4 is copyright Nintendo.Mario Party 4 Wario Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-05-31 | All of Wario's voice clips from Mario Party 4, provided by Charles Martinet, reused from Mario Party 3, and reused again in Mario Party 5, 6, and 7 (albeit partially in the latter two games' case). This was the final Mario Party game to feature Wario with his original long-sleeved shirt, as Mario Party 5 would introduce his more iconic short-sleeved shirt to the series that he would wear in all future installments. This is also the first time we can hear some of Wario's lines, such as his "Let's party!" line, in their highest quality possible and without background ambience. Credit goes to Blu and AlexToadstoolBoi for both ripping these voice lines and providing me them on Discord respectively.
Mario Party 4 is copyright Nintendo.Mario Party 4 Yoshi Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-05-31 | All of Yoshi's voice clips from Mario Party 4, provided by Kazumi Totaka, reused from Yoshi's Story, and partially reused again in all later Mario Party games. This was the first Mario Party game to feature Kazumi as Yoshi's voice actor, replacing his 16-bit Super Mario World sound effects from the first 3 games, and he would voice him in every installment afterwards. Yoshi's presents in the Present Room include a Yoshi Egg, a table shaped like his face, and his own boots (albeit colored yellow instead of orange). He also looks very adorable in the game's ending when looking up at the constellation of himself!
Mario Party 4 is copyright Nintendo.Mario Party 4 Donkey Kong Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-05-31 | All of Donkey Kong's stock chimpanzee noises from Mario Party 4, reused from Mario Kart 64 and Mario Party 1, 2, and 3 and reused again in 5, 6, and 7. This was the final Mario Party game to feature DK as a playable character (not counting Super Duel Mode in 5) until Mario Party 10 over a decade later, and starting with the next game, he would take over Toad's role as the good counterpart to Bowser on the boards. As such, DK is naturally my main in this game as well as in 5's Super Duel Mode, given that this is the only GameCube-era MP game to feature him as a playable character. There's also something rather humorous about DK's animations in this game that somewhat endears him to me; in particular, his version of the ending cutscene has DK slightly hopping off the ground before Toad presents his constellation.
Mario Party 4 is copyright Nintendo.Mario Party 4 Bowser And Koopa Kid Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-05-31 | All of Bowser and Koopa Kid's voice clips from Mario Party 4, both provided by Peter Cullen, reused from Mario Party 1, 2, and 3, and reused again in 5, 6, and 7 (albeit only for Koopa Kid in 6 and 7's case). For the first time ever, we now have Bowser's Hudson-era Mario Party voice clips on YouTube in high quality, and this also marks my first time uploading Koopa Kid's voice clips as well! Bowser naturally serves as the main antagonist of Story Mode along with Koopa Kid, and both serve as the host of the Bowser's Gnarly Party board. Sometimes when landing on a Bowser Space, Koopa Kid will appear and take several of the player's coins, although more often than not, Bowser will appear and force you to play one of his minigames. Both characters can also be unlocked in the Beach Volley Folley minigame alongside Toad, Koopa, Shy Guy, and Boo, marking the first time Koopa Kid was ever playable and Bowser's playable debut in the Party series as well. Credit goes to Blu for ripping the voice clips and AlexToadstoolBoi for providing them for me on Discord, as well as Nintega Dario for his Koopa Kid render.
Mario Party 4 is copyright Nintendo.Mario Party 4 Mario Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-05-31 | All of Mario's voice clips from Mario Party 4, provided by Charles Martinet, reused from Mario Party 3, and reused again in Mario Party 5, 6, and 7. Mario is holding the original incarnation of the Mega Mushroom in his artwork, which as you can see looks very different from the design used in New Super Mario Bros. DS onwards, appearing closer to a 1-Up Mushroom. Some of his more notable MP3 voice lines are on full display here, including his KO scream which can be heard in full for the first time in this game. Credit goes to AlexToadstoolBoi for providing these voice clips.
Mario Party 4 is copyright Nintendo.Mario Party 4 Luigi Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-05-30 | All of Luigi's voice clips from Mario Party 4, provided by Charles Martinet, reused from Mario Party 3 and reused again in Mario Party 5. One thing that's notable about Luigi in this game is that the descriptions for his presents in the Present Room actually insult him for whatever reason! In fact, Luigi gets treated as the butt of the joke in one of the game's official artworks, depicting him, Mario, DK, and Yoshi skiing down the mountain in the Avalanche! minigame. On a side note, I always found it weird how Luigi's main color in the Hudson installments was blue instead of green, although he sometimes had green-associated objects throughout the series. Credit goes to AlexToadstoolBoi for both ripping these voice lines and creating the transparent version of Luigi's render from this game.
Mario Party 4 is copyright Nintendo.The Year Of Luigi - Luigis AnnouncementNintendoTV642024-05-30 | This is a special recording Charles Martinet did as Luigi for The Year of Luigi celebrations back in 2013, which was an entire year dedicated to celebrating Luigi's 30th anniversary. Released by Nintendo of America around the time, it has Luigi describing his thoughts on the various games released that year in honor of the event (such as Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, and New Super Luigi U), as well as making a rather humorous joke about himself and in general just being his usual adorkable self. I got this recording off of the Super Mario Wiki, and suffice to say, it's quite bittersweet knowing it's been over a decade since the event, although I figured I'd upload it anyways in honor of the upcoming remaster of Dark Moon, Luigi's Mansion 2 HD.
Luigi is copyright Nintendo.Mario Party 4 Daisy Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-05-29 | All of Daisy's voice clips from Mario Party 4, provided by Jen Taylor, partially reused from Mario Party 3, and reused again in Mario Party 5. Daisy's voice in this game is pitched down significantly from Mario Party 3, but would be pitched up even higher in Mario Party 5. This was also the very first game to feature her with her current design, which takes some influence from Azalea from Mario Golf 64 and Mario Golf on the Game Boy Color. This is also the first time some of her lines, such as her "Let's party!" and scream when she gets hurt in Manta Rings have been available without background noise, so that's definitely awesome! Credit goes to AlexToadstoolBoi for providing these voice clips on Discord.
Mario Party 4 is copyright Nintendo.Mario Party 4 Peach Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-05-29 | All of Peach's voice clips from Mario Party 4, provided by Jen Taylor, partially reused from Mario Party 3, and reused again in Mario Party 5. This might just be the first time ever that MP4 voice clips are available in high quality, and this especially holds true for some of Peach's in-game voice clips such as her "Let's party!" and her voice clips when she gets hurt in Manta Rings, which can now be heard without any background ambience for the first time ever! As I stated in the MP5 video, Peach's bio for this game states she's "surprisingly mischievous", referencing her exceptional luck as a CPU opponent. Credit goes to AlexToadstoolBoi for providing these voice clips on Discord.
Mario Party 4 is copyright Nintendo.Mario Party 5 Daisy Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-05-29 | All of Daisy's voice clips from Mario Party 5, provided by Jen Taylor and reused from Mario Party 3 and 4 (albeit slightly pitched up). This was the third and final game where Jen voiced Daisy after 3 and 4, and until Super Mario Bros. Wonder, the final game where Deanna Mustard did not voice her. In fact, MP5 actually came out after Deanna began voicing Daisy in Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour, yet still uses Jen's archived voicelines from 3 and 4 for her. That said, I do like the artwork of her playing baseball from Dinger Derby, given that it somewhat foreshadows the Mario Baseball series that would begin 2 years later. Credit goes to AlexToadstoolBoi on Discord for providing these voice clips for me.
Mario Party 5 is copyright Nintendo.Mario Party 5 Peach Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-05-29 | All of Peach's voice clips from Mario Party 5, provided by Jen Taylor and reused from Mario Party 3 and 4. Peach is known for having rather insane amounts of luck as a CPU opponent in the Mario Party series, so much so that her profile in 4 outright states that "she's very mischievous". Incidentally, I always found her voice in this game to be rather cute, and the artwork of her holding a blue Ukiki is probably one of my favorite character renders from 5. I bet Peach would be really good at taking care of animals like that. Credit goes to AlexToadstoolBoi for providing the link to these voice clips for me on Discord.
Mario Party 5 is copyright Nintendo.Mario Party 5 Toad Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-05-29 | All of Toad's voice clips from Mario Party 5, provided by Jen Taylor. After being an NPC in the first 4 games, Toad makes his official playable debut in the series here (not counting the Beach Volley Folly minigame in 4), more or less replacing Donkey Kong as the 8th main playable character in the series (at least until DK returned in 10). Toad also serves as the player's ally in Story Mode, where he will act as their teammate in any 2-VS-2 minigames (only possible if one of the Koopa Kids has been defeated on the board). Credit goes to AlexToadstoolBoi for ripping these voice clips and sending me the link to them on Discord, as they're the first major voice clips from MP5 that I've uploaded in years!
Mario Party 5 is copyright Nintendo.The Sounds Resource In A Nutshell.....NintendoTV642024-05-27 | Read this for more context: youtube.com/post/UgkxNHYiYGYuAVvddOg9Od6VyukIEOwLJB3n. That is all.Lights, Camera, Pants! PC Man Ray Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-05-25 | All of Man Ray's voice clips from the PC version of Lights, Camera, Pants!, provided by Bob Joles. As in the console version, Man Ray can serve as one of the main villains in the player's Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy movie, naturally playing himself. SpongeBob recruits him in the Mermalair after accidentally freeing him from his tartar sauce cell (similarly to his debut appearance in Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy III), only for Man Ray to get stuck at the exit to the Mermalair due to the Invisible Boatmobile (which he mistakes for a force field) blocking the exit. He naturally hams up every scene he's in thanks to Bob's impeccable delivery!
Lights, Camera, Pants! is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.Lights, Camera, Pants! PC Dirty Bubble Voice ClipsNintendoTV642024-05-24 | All of the Dirty Bubble's voice clips from the PC version of Lights, Camera, Pants!, provided by Charles Neslon Reilly. Much like the home console version, Charles reprises his role as Dirty Bubble after being replaced by Tom Kenny in the show proper, and DB once again serves as a major villain in the Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy movie, except this time you can recruit him to appear in the film as himself. He has substantially more in-game dialogue as a result compared to only having dialogue in the cutscenes in the home console version and grunts and small phrases in the minigames.
Lights, Camera, Pants! is copyright THQNordic/Paramount.