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 ==Early ideas==
 {{multiframe|[[File:CTTT Concept Art - Treasure.jpg|x200px]][[File:CTTT Concept Art - Draggadon.jpg|x200px]]|Concept artwork showing a skull-shaped Gold <br>Mushroom.|align=right}}
-The concept artwork for the game revealed that at the beginning the quest was meant to revolve around skull-shaped [[Gold Mushroom]]s, with [[Wingo]] also wearing a necklace with a skull-shaped [[Poison Mushroom]], which happens to resembles the [[Rotten Mushroom]] from ''[[Super Mario Maker 2]]'', released several years later. The [[Sprixie Princesses|green Sprixie Princess]] was also meant to accompany [[Captain Toad]] in his adventures.
+The concept artwork for the game revealed that at the beginning the quest was meant to revolve around skull-shaped [[Gold Mushroom]]s, with [[Wingo]] also wearing a necklace with a skull-shaped [[Poison Mushroom]], which happens to resemble the [[Rotten Mushroom]] from ''[[Super Mario Maker 2]]'', released several years later. The [[Sprixie Princesses|green Sprixie Princess]] was also meant to accompany [[Captain Toad]] in his adventures.
 When deciding on a title for the game in Japan, various suggestions such as "Captain Toad and his Amateur Adventures", "Hello! Captain Toad", and "Captain Toad is Giving His All!" were pitched by the staff before the final Japanese title was decided.<ref>[https://miiverse.nintendo.net/replies/AYMHAAACAAADVHivKwF_Kg (Translated) Miiverse post by Shinya Hiratake] ([https://web.archive.org/web/20160506234938/https://miiverse.nintendo.net/replies/AYMHAAACAAADVHivKwF_Kg Archived post]) (February 16, 2015). Retrieved February 18, 2015. ([https://miiverse.nintendo.net/replies/AYMHAAACAAADVHiro0ssFA Original Japanese post] and [https://web.archive.org/web/20171107164124/https://miiverse.nintendo.net/replies/AYMHAAACAAADVHiro0ssFA archived post])</ref>
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 Walleye Tumple Temple was set in a daytime background in the E3 demo and trailer; this was changed by the second trailer to an evening sky, as seen in the final game.
-Mushroom Mesa originally featured four [[Shy Guy]]s instead of two, and the [[Flaptor]]s were not present on the course at all. Three [[Pluck Patch]]es are also in the place of three coins, and there is an extra Pluck Patch on the top of the rock near the end of the level. Another Pluck Patch is also added in the final in the hidden underground area near the first Super Gem alongside two [[Coin Stack]]s.
+Mushroom Mesa originally featured four [[Shy Guy]]s instead of two, and the [[Flaptor]]s were not present on the course at all. Three [[Pluck Patch]]es are also in the place of three coins, and there is an extra Pluck Patch on the top of the rock near the end of the level. Another Pluck Patch is also added in the final in the hidden underground area near the first Super Gem alongside two [[coin pile]]s.
 Blizzard on the Star Express originally featured [[Cat Goomba]]s in the place of the Flaptors.
 [[File:Sleeping Goomba Level CaptainToadTreasureTracker.png|thumb|200px|left|Floaty Fun Water Park as seen in the trailer with Captain Toad and green Warp Pipes.]]
-Mine Cart Sunset Rundown, [[Floaty Fun Water Park]], and [[No Sleep at Magikoopa Keep]] are seen being played by Captain Toad in the trailer and, in the case of the former, the demo. By the time the second trailer was released this was changed to show [[Toadette]] playing these stages, as it is in the final game. Also in Floaty Fun Water Park, all of the Warp Pipes are colored green in the first trailer, while in the second trailer and the final version, all the pipes have different colors.
+Mine Cart Sunset Rundown, [[Floaty Fun Water Park]], and [[No Sleep at Magikoopa Keep]] are seen being played by Captain Toad in the trailer and, in the case of the first level, the demo. By the time the second trailer was released this was changed to show [[Toadette]] playing these stages, as it is in the final game. Also in Floaty Fun Water Park, all of the Warp Pipes are colored green in the first trailer, while in the second trailer and the final version, all the pipes have different colors.
-The ladders seen in The King of Pyropuff Peak in the demo (with the exception of the one leading to the Power Star) are the standard yellow when they are green in the final. The area with the moving metal barrier with three Coin Stacks on an upper ledge also features a Pluck Patch with a Super Mushroom.
+The ladders seen in The King of Pyropuff Peak in the demo (with the exception of the one leading to the Power Star) are the standard yellow when they are green in the final. The area with the moving metal barrier with three coin piles on an upper ledge also features a Pluck Patch with a Super Mushroom.
 [[No Sleep at Magikoopa Keep]] originally featured standard Clear Pipes rather than the [[Warp Pipe]]-colored ones.