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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
Presumably playing as [[ZiqwerkelSharda]], the player walks through [[Consequence City]], including the Crazy Noisy Street Corner, and goes to "sbubway". Upon entering, they hear a voice saying "Hayato", and are greeted with the subway. [[Avocado Ian]], [[Killer Queen]], and [[Paula]] are there, dressed up in streamers and party hats. An instrumental version of Birthday song plays as the [[Popato Chisp]] descends, telling the player to pick one of three [[utensils]] (a fork, knife, and spoon) to eat the chip. Touching the first two utensils reveals that they have been turned into a bomb by Killer Queen, and the final utensil must be used; when the player uses it, it spins around the popato chisp, who screams in agony. The screen rapidly switches between the ending screens from [[a nüeu paradigm of remicc!, a.s.m.r. eliminated]], modified to say variations of "happy birthday", along with noises of ZiqwerkelSharda sighing. | |||
== Chronology == | == Chronology == | ||
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File:thumb54.png|[[Remix birthday special, but Regular Show gets involved]] | File:thumb54.png|[[Remix birthday special, but Regular Show gets involved]] | ||
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== Trivia == | |||
* The word "¡Mola!" in the thumbnail has been replaced with "iPhfone!", a corruption of "iPhone." The upside-down exclamation mark from the thumbnail was shrunk down to make the lowercase letter "i." | |||
* The Instructions' mention that the covers are "copy-protected" by Luis Fonsi is a reference to the controversial [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy_Birthday_to_You#Copyright_status past copyright status] of "Happy Birthday to You." | |||
* As listed in the Instructions, [https://dni.fandom.com/wiki/Narayan Narayan] and [https://dni.fandom.com/wiki/D%27ni/D%27ni_Language D'ni] are fictional languages from the Myst game series. | |||
* In the Notes and Credits, "happy yorupy yoripiku-ne" is a transcription of a [https://youtu.be/vBnFPM4TM4w?si=UMkialixuFnTT077&t=30 playful song] that [[Joseph Joestar]] sings during a fight in JoJo's Part 2. | |||
* The navigation arrows' screaming comes from Fire Emblem, made by a Brigand unit when they land a critical hit. | |||
* All of the Popato Chisp's costumes now have pink, scribbled hair. In the 44th costume, the scribbles form the pattern of [[Guido Mista]]'s hat. | |||
== Characters == | == Characters == | ||
* [[Wingull]] (thumbnail only) | * [[Wingull]] (thumbnail only) | ||
* [[ | * [[ZiqwerkelSharda]] (player character) | ||
* [[Killer Queen]] | * [[Killer Queen]] | ||
* [[Paula]] | * [[Paula]] | ||
* [[Avocado Ian]] | * [[Avocado Ian]] | ||
* [[Popato Chisp]] | * [[Popato Chisp]] | ||
* [[Utensils]] | |||
* [[turtlehat]] (voice only) | * [[turtlehat]] (voice only) | ||
* [[Luis Fonsi]] (mentioned in description only) | * [[Luis Fonsi]] (mentioned in description only) | ||
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-Birthday song in Polabian | -Birthday song in Polabian | ||
We also offer the Birthday song OVA presented in the previous project in the chain along with the Kidz Bop cover, Luis Fonsi's other hit song "We Wish You a Merry Christmas," and last but not least, Birthday song in Polabian 2. | We also offer the Birthday song OVA presented in the [[Despačuito (Full DVD Release)- The Remikzqxqua of the Void, Vanilla RemicxD, Part 2|previous project in the chain]] along with the Kidz Bop cover, Luis Fonsi's other hit song "We Wish You a Merry Christmas," and last but not least, Birthday song in Polabian 2. | ||
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=== Notes and Credits === | === Notes and Credits === | ||
Latest revision as of 03:52, 2 August 2024
ziqwerkelsharda's secret birthday balogna souprice recipe is a project in the remix tree, made to belatedly celebrate ZiqwerkelSharda's birthday.
Summary
Presumably playing as ZiqwerkelSharda, the player walks through Consequence City, including the Crazy Noisy Street Corner, and goes to "sbubway". Upon entering, they hear a voice saying "Hayato", and are greeted with the subway. Avocado Ian, Killer Queen, and Paula are there, dressed up in streamers and party hats. An instrumental version of Birthday song plays as the Popato Chisp descends, telling the player to pick one of three utensils (a fork, knife, and spoon) to eat the chip. Touching the first two utensils reveals that they have been turned into a bomb by Killer Queen, and the final utensil must be used; when the player uses it, it spins around the popato chisp, who screams in agony. The screen rapidly switches between the ending screens from a nüeu paradigm of remicc!, a.s.m.r. eliminated, modified to say variations of "happy birthday", along with noises of ZiqwerkelSharda sighing.
Chronology
Remixed from
Remixed into
Trivia
- The word "¡Mola!" in the thumbnail has been replaced with "iPhfone!", a corruption of "iPhone." The upside-down exclamation mark from the thumbnail was shrunk down to make the lowercase letter "i."
- The Instructions' mention that the covers are "copy-protected" by Luis Fonsi is a reference to the controversial past copyright status of "Happy Birthday to You."
- As listed in the Instructions, Narayan and D'ni are fictional languages from the Myst game series.
- In the Notes and Credits, "happy yorupy yoripiku-ne" is a transcription of a playful song that Joseph Joestar sings during a fight in JoJo's Part 2.
- The navigation arrows' screaming comes from Fire Emblem, made by a Brigand unit when they land a critical hit.
- All of the Popato Chisp's costumes now have pink, scribbled hair. In the 44th costume, the scribbles form the pattern of Guido Mista's hat.
Characters
- Wingull (thumbnail only)
- ZiqwerkelSharda (player character)
- Killer Queen
- Paula
- Avocado Ian
- Popato Chisp
- Utensils
- turtlehat (voice only)
- Luis Fonsi (mentioned in description only)
Notes
Instructions
Introducing the new Birthday song DVD! You can now listen to the classic original song plus several fanmade versions of Birthday song 2, and brand new copy-protected covers by Luis Fonsi himself including:
-Birthday song in English
-Birthday song in Spanish
-Birthday song in Portuguese
-Birthday song in Chinese
-Birthday song in German
-Despacito in Russian
-Birthday song in Ukrainian
-Birthday song in Czech
-Birthday song in Polish
-Birthday song in Bulgarian
-Birthday song in Belarusian
-Birthday song in Croatian
-Birthday song in Serbian
-Birthday song in Slovak
-Birthday song in Slovene
-Birthday song in Slovincian
-Birthday song in Lower Sorbian
-Birthday song in Rusyn
-Birthday song in Knaanic
-Birthday song in Old Church Slavonic
-Birthday song in Upper Sorbian
-Birthday song in Pomeranian
-Birthday song in Montenegrin
-Birthday song in Bosnian
-Birthday song in Macedonian
-Birthday song in Japanese
-Birthday song in Narayan
-Birthday song in D'ni
-Birthday song in Morse Code
-Birthday song in Kazoo
-Birthday song in Eastern Kazoo
-Birthday song in Northern Kazoo
-Birthday song in Western Kazhu
-Birthday song in Underkazoo
-Birthday song in Polabian
We also offer the Birthday song OVA presented in the previous project in the chain along with the Kidz Bop cover, Luis Fonsi's other hit song "We Wish You a Merry Christmas," and last but not least, Birthday song in Polabian 2.
Notes and Credits
hacky birckdack
hahah birbirb
scrappy burbab
aaaaaahy aaaaaay
happy yorupy yoripiku-ne