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* '''O''' – O grows a fuse and explodes like a bomb. After this, [[Kazumi Totaka]]'s famous song plays. (Totaka is famous for hiding this song in almost every game he's worked on; it has gone on to be included in Mario [[games]] such as ''[[Yoshi's Story]]'', ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]'', and ''[[Yoshi Touch and Go]]''.) | * '''O''' – O grows a fuse and explodes like a bomb. After this, [[Kazumi Totaka]]'s famous song plays. (Totaka is famous for hiding this song in almost every game he's worked on; it has gone on to be included in Mario [[games]] such as ''[[Yoshi's Story]]'', ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]'', and ''[[Yoshi Touch and Go]]''.) | ||
* '''P''' – Replaces the title setting with a green field with trees, cars, animals, UFOs, shooting stars, and other moving objects, most of which make a sound when clicked. Clicking P again returns the title to normal. The music changes during this sequence, to a slower version of BGM 1 from the main game. | * '''P''' – Replaces the title setting with a green field with trees, cars, animals, UFOs, shooting stars, and other moving objects, most of which make a sound when clicked. Clicking P again returns the title to normal. The music changes during this sequence, to a slower version of BGM 1 from the main game. | ||
* '''A''' – Yoshi runs across the screen, along with drum sound effects while he's visible. | * '''A''' – [[Yoshi]] runs across the screen, along with drum sound effects while he's visible. | ||
* '''I''' – All text on screen begins shaking, and the music is distorted. | * '''I''' – All text on screen begins shaking, and the music is distorted. | ||
* '''N''' – Credits appear onscreen. The music continues, but is accompanied by some extra background instruments not normally audible. | * '''N''' – Credits appear onscreen. The music continues, but is accompanied by some extra background instruments not normally audible. | ||
