FINDING the REFERENCES: Infiltrating the Airship (Henry Stickmin Collection)

[@2leftthumbs]

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[@NamedNameless1]

I believe the glue option is a reference to the Simpsons Movie, when Homer uses glue to climb up the dome.

[@Bballenjoyer]

BEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@cutetestcatindaworld]

Finally it got release

[@andrealves2733]

a

[@ghostgambler5221]

I think the disk that says L cut mk 1 is a reference to Hm 01 cut from pokemon.

[@Cruelboypurple]

I think the Bob Ross reference has more layers to it considering he was in the military for 20 years, he even went on record on saying he hated having to shout so much that he vowed to not raise his voice anymore after leaving his post

[@pifilixxiv3192]

wait he was in the military?! Damn...

[@shardtheduraludon]

Painting happy little trees, outta BLOOD!1!1!1!!!1!1!1!!

[@johnofonett8036]

19:11 Remote Bombs are also a thing in Bomberman, so the reference to Zelda was most likely unintended.

[@comfyghost]

Especially when breath of the wild came out four years after infiltrating the airship

[@slyceth]

Shhhh

[@unknownbunny9888]

@Cole Pudge Forgot to change to the alternate account or just correcting yourself? Either way it's funny.

[@Mario2980]

An additional arguement is the bombs can be charged up to be bigger in Bomberman The animation done in that fail is highly hinted towards Bomerman 64's charge up

[@puffandkiwi4831]

Harry Butts might in fact be a reference to Ace Attorney, as character "Larry Butz", Phoenix's best friend, is sometimes mispronounced in the game as Hairy Butts by co-workers and other people in there. And Larry gets pretty mad whenever people call him that. Also, the Toppat Clan fights for evil, while in Ace Attorney, you fight for good. Which might be why the bio says "to get back at everyone that made fun of his name." But who knows it could just be a coincidence. Timestamp: 32:45 .

[@maurozeiss4848]

I was about to comment that, i got surprised he didn't get it

[@gabrote42]

Highly likely. He wil probably correct that next video

[@zorlandies]

I'm guessing it is attentional because there was a trial by in Escaping the prison.

[@davidguthary8147]

When something smells, it's usually the Butz.

[@Helpwhatamidoinghere]

Now that I think about it yea it is

[@matthewctv9155]

So I found a cool little detail in ITA. So in the “Pure Blooded Thief” path after you choose “leap” Reggie goes on the loudspeaker and says “Sorry everyone we had to deploy some basic maneuvers, a flock of ducks flew by.” Then in the “Government Supported Private Investigator” path if you fail the QTE in the room with the option “Spook” Charles says “Oh man that duck flew right into the propeller, oh what a mess!” Now that might be a coincidence but I’m not sure.

[@VortexBricks]

In the original version, Charles says: aw man my dog just pooped in the propellor, what a mess!

[@synrdk]

@@VortexBricks No its the same line, i played both games and they’re the same lines

[@abandonedchannel797]

@@VortexBricks no he didnt

[@boywinger9882]

@@VortexBricks i just tried it when i read ur comment and he says the ducks flew i the propeller no dog pooped so your wrong

[@VortexBricks]

Listen all of you people clearly remember flash games as a huge part of my childhood and I specifically remember that Charles has a dog

[@AceTechn0]

6:08 I think the “Make an animal noise” is a reference to Goat Simulator, specifically a reference to “Goat Simulator: Waste of Space” which has a text system similar to Mass Effect but all of the options are just various baahs.

[@KorporalKReephdmkiytrecv69]

You know, this New Henry Stickmin game, finding the references is pretty cool. Guess Henry was going to be in Henry 7.

[@oznertinager7457]

Your fricking every where

[@gonzaleztpr2011]

Rezel Reganit maybe he is just a big fan

[@Swarps]

@@oznertinager7457 If you notice that he is everywhere then you're everywhere too.

[@stevencarenduff2623]

Oh wow

[@douglaspantz]

@@Swarps mind blown

[@user_hat]

Achievement Earned: Found All* The References! *of most of

[@Big_man_kaleb]

Achievement Earned: Good eye!

[@bradenmitchell5565]

Is that a Bill Wurtz Reference?

[@thedoublessymbol]

Don't know if this is a bill wurtz reference

[@starlight0313]

TheDoubleSsymbol they never got ethiopia

[@thedoublessymbol]

@@starlight0313 they never got thailand

[@CrystalTheErudite]

The horse neigh when dueling RHM might just be a reference to generic western stand-off stingers. I think the horse neigh sound itself is used in a lot of cartoons that do “that” shot (where they zoom in on both character’s eyes with the black bars) But what do I know, I’m probably wrong

[@TheRealSuperKirby]

I think it just fits his old timey character

[@alexanderp.7250]

Late but also the dude has a horseshoe mustache so that explains it

[@charlesthompson555]

I was think the title screen of twilight princess

[@ramoxfireleaderofgauntlets3554]

Random: ‘Harry Butts’ could potentially be a reference to Ace Attorney, and the popular character Larry Butz. Plus, in the first case Mia Fey accidentally refers to Larry as ‘Harry.’ -Guy

[@gamerguide48]

I feel the sane way

[@swadlooner2385]

@@gamerguide48 Me too

[@Rainbow_Matrix]

And in the second case, Gumshoe also mistakenly refers to Larry as "that Harry Buyz guy".

[@thehansboi]

I also thought of this

[@johntgreen4610]

I said the same thing

[@Pixelcraftian]

26:20 I think you missed this one, it should be a reference to the Subspace Emissary in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

[@creeperblox1991]

Oh hi there

[@Neon_Probably]

Yeah you're right Pixel!

[@thebananaspeedruns9275]

Subspace bomb

[@andrew-coronel-9016]

Yes

[@MC_Nuker]

Why and how did I miss that reference when I played through?

[@DisneyfanBeckers]

I have an idea about why the Toppats have Dave Panpa: In the bios from Completing the Mission, Gene Fredrickson (Toppat) has a bio stating "He used to be a mayor but fled when plans to smuggle a large diamond out of a museum were uncovered". He was the mayor in the opening cutscene of Stealing the Diamond, which took place in a museum that had a large diamond and where Dave Panpa was also a security guard. Maybe Dave had something to do with the uncovering of those diamond smuggling plans and holding him is a form of revenge? Whatever the reason for capture may be, Dave was probably just trying to do his best after his previous job. Poor guy, he deserves a hug.

[@skibot9974]

That’s what I was thinking

[@DisneyfanBeckers]

@@skibot9974 Yeah, I was sure I couldn't be the only one because of the visible clues that are available and could suggest the thought

[@sunthorn4782]

I think it was because he had a flash drive to the biggol sword

[@DisneyfanBeckers]

SunFlora Wouldn't they have just taken it from him if that was the reason?

[@toastedprocastinator]

Wow

[@icantthinkofagoodname.3983]

I think the Fez might be a refreshing to one of the soldiers hats: Specifically the Stout Shako

[@llmkursk8254]

For 2 refined? Too steep of a price!

[@mahbubmaleksyed5301]

STOUT STOUT SHAKO FOR 2 REFINED, DEMO DEMOPAN DEMO DEMOPAN

[@lukewarm8322]

Might be refreshing

[@Kovakhiin]

It also looks like the Sweet Victory hat

[@squeakylenny]

@@mahbubmaleksyed5301 Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee-

[@janTesika]

'Al Kohaul' might be a reference to an old episode of the Simpsons where Moe says 'Duff has almost exactly the same chemical makeup as photo solvent'.

[@FriskyD.]

I was thinking it was actually part of the process of developing photos, but I didn't do any research

[@joaocupido]

Also , 'Al Kohaul' sounds like 'alcohol'. Interesting

[@Ccrider0108]

@@FriskyD. I think you are right because I think they do use alcohol to make the photos

[@Dan0RG]

@@joaocupido Uhh... that's the assumption we're going off of?

[@Foxy02016]

Absolutely love Bart’s prank call names

[@crixxbrixx]

32:46 Is DEFINITLEY a ace attorney reference. There’s a character in the game called “Larry Buttz” and if it’s a coincidence I’m gonna lose it

[@piyo744]

Mia and Gumshoe also refer to Larry as "Harry Butz".

[@crixxbrixx]

piyo! Exactly

[@hahahayden1]

Mhm

[@kirbyquartz5609]

I thought of Larry Buttz too!

[@jokerwolf514]

@@piyo744 yeah

[@slimerocket1]

I imagine it may have been pointed out already, but pretty positive that the shotgun in the vault at 22:22 is actually a reference to the shotgun used in terminator. As it has the same look and all.

[@insertobligatoryreferenceh489]

This is sure to be buried, but the way the “claw” attacks Henry is a reference to one of the idle animations in Banjo-Kazooie.

[@blazer2882.]

Yep.

[@supersillysammy272]

We should like this so that he can see it

[@superhappygamer1162]

Cool!

[@razor8304]

26:15 That's a brawl reference, specifically to the subspace bombs in the subspace emissary

[@smugsuperoof4314]

You forgot a TF2 reference when choosing missle When the helicopter fires, it says “Crit” That is a random crit from TF2 reference

[@atticusbulan3508]

It also played the crit sound

[@eponymousviewer8497]

Hmm... interesting.

[@SliceJosiah]

OHHHHHHHHHHHHH TF2 GANG THERE YOU AT

[@vunshsharma1817]

Could be a reference from a blooms TD 6 dart monkey with max crossbow upgrade

[@atticusbulan3508]

@@vunshsharma1817 no. The original Henry Stickmin flash games were out before Bloons TD6

[@KyleDoesRandom155]

It’s offical Henry Stickmin Collection Conations: 70% References 20% Charles 9% Battle Scenes 1% Memes

[@firenation2030]

Actually 20 percent Charles is a little bit of a stretch, that should be the government or tophat clan as they appear a lot more in ctm.

[@sabereagle9277]

20% JoJo

[@KyleDoesRandom155]

0.00000000000001% Henry speaking a full sentence

[@DeXiverse-001]

100% guns

[@jytvreal]

@@KyleDoesRandom155 more like 2 percent memes because mlg

[@wef6146]

It's so impressive how much care and detail was put into this collection.

[@laakeacreeperyt5821]

The giant yellow canoe might be a reference to the brand “Banana Boat.” Just saying.

[@weillio1993]

I'm pretty sure the horse neigh at 11:58 is referencing the wild west gunfights and riding to them with a horse? I don't know

[@jackmack4181]

WeillIO I believe it’s a reference to Yosemite Sam from looney tunes

[@CuddlyTheMadElite]

18:40 These bombs are specifically from Bomberman 64, where you can charge a bomb that will increase in size and power.

[@NormalGuy985]

He did say that!

[@CuddlyTheMadElite]

@@NormalGuy985 He said it could be for Bomberman in general, but it's specifically for Bomberman 64, and then says it could still be a LoZ reference.

[@TailsTheFoxYT]

Also he said that because of the Remote Bombs but those are also in Bomberman even though now that I think about it he still wouldn't be able to walk past them unless I'm wrong about that.

[@kbid12]

its definitely from bomberman 64, you can make bombs bigger in that game if you hold them for enough time

[@maxeon0937]

26:00 MK2 usually means "mark two". In other words, it can stand in for 2.0

[@toonterraminegamer1234]

Can’t you see Henry driving the tank for a brief moment when you click “Play” in the flash version? 21:10 Reginald makes an announcement that he had to deploy some “evasive maneuvers” at the same time Henry leaped. This may be indirectly stating that that’s the reason why “leap” worked. 21:49 he still laughs at you in the remastered version if you don’t free him. Also, about sticky hands, I used to swing mine in a circle, then I would let go and it would get stuck on the ceiling. Whoops.

[@mikewebsters4119]

The DEB could be a reference to Smash bros brawl’s supscae emissary

[@skibot9974]

I never thought of that

[@guardianboreal1432]

Oh my. You may be right.

[@thatoneneeko2131]

32:48 harry butts is probably a reference to a reoccurring character from the ace attorney series Larry butz. Where in flashback in the first game it is shown that people always make fun of his name.

[@skibot9974]

And after getting his innocence proven Mia accidentally(?) calls him “Harry Butz”

[@TheHedgehogRoim]

I noticed that as I was watching the video as well. While the Bio doesn't exactly ring a bell (at least, to me) as to link it to Larry directly, it is worth noting that Mia Fey (Phoenix's Mentor), during the first case, does say his name wrong after the case is over, calling him "Harry Butz". But hey, could be a more general kind of deal.

[@thatoneneeko2131]

@@TheHedgehogRoim when something smells its usually the butz.

[@greninjamastergabe6452]

Larry Butz? I think you mean Laurice Deauxnim.

[@skibot9974]

GreninjaMasterGabe he went back to being Larry a few months later as seen with Ace Attorney Investigations

[@fiddlove]

The "fez" you noted during the PBT route is actually the Stout Shako, a cosmetic hat item in TF2 for the Soldier.

[@jeffreykirkley6475]

I'm willing to bet two refined on that one too.

[@manateebison6494]

@@jeffreykirkley6475 I also bet 2 Refined that no one will get that reference (sadly)

[@vreikezen8268]

@@manateebison6494 well my name says that i get it

[@piyo744]

STOUT SHAKO FOR TWO REFINED

[@SuperCaitball]

Aw man, did you see the gun? The gun is such a Call of Duty reference since the game has guns! :^|

[@nickrl113]

Generally in mass effect the middle left option is typically used for an extra inquiry that you can make that doesn't advance the conversation. If there's less than three inquiries to make and no special renegade/paragon choices, the left side of the wheel will be used. If there's too many to fit in, it'll usually give you an "Investigate" submenu that switches all of the wheel options to extra inquiries.

[@Nobody134]

26:25 The Dark Energy Bomb is a reference to the bombs from Subspace Emissary, the single player story mode in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

[@HCN-002OldChannel]

I’ve always found it weird how Subspace is in the Single Player menu even though you can play it with a second person

[@solaris9426]

@@HCN-002OldChannel You could always set the CPU opponent in Training Mode to be controllable by a second human player, so Co-Op being added to Classic, Subspace Emissary, and All Star Modes just seems like the next logical step.

[@HCN-002OldChannel]

@@solaris9426 I know, but why wouldn’t they just rename Solo to something like Games and M-OH, RIGHT

[@bozozium]

Henry stickmin 7: waiting for 2 left thumbs to upload completing the mission finding the references

[@philippelizotte3760]

16:10 Actually, the "step 1: begin, step 2: ? step 3: profit" gag has been used in a whole lotta media to the point where there's a Tvtropes page on it here: tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MissingStepsPlan Though, to your credit, the Underpants Gnomes were the ones who coined the gag.

[@gabrote42]

Nice that you put the TVTropes link.

[@slushysaturn]

Timestamp : 23:00 the red fez type hat could be a reference to the “Stout Shako” one of the hats in the soldiers disposal in TF2, thatts really it and you can also have random guesses that are almost accurate for the other items, like if the vikrim hat could maybe be a reference to skyrim but those are all just loose ideas

[@abcpromix]

The red hat is a reference to the sponge bob episode"band geeks"

[@slushysaturn]

@@abcpromix it could be either tbh

[@guywithoutname6301]

Stout shako for 2 refs

[@Jet_The_Dragon_Hawk]

I see this comment is from two months ago, but I'm pretty sure that could be a animal crossing reference, mainly animal crossing new leaf, the monkey in the train station

[@slushysaturn]

@@Jet_The_Dragon_Hawk i mean the hat is very popular across many games and media

[@kaelisprime9087]

A detail I love is how Toppat King looks kind of unhappy about Henry taking over. Makes one of the RPE endings in CTM feel really cool.

[@clonefighter1996]

Just a quick heads-up, the Toppat Clan leader's name is Reginald Copperbottom.

[@christopherchocolate69420]

​@@clonefighter1996I thought he meant the ending Toppat King making the comment super confusing

[@TerraKing]

12:00 “I have no *EARTHLY* idea why. *plays RHM attacks*” Nice one.

[@samuelploof8593]

The music is a remix to a song but i just dont know the song

[@Tokzic67]

@@samuelploof8593 You probably found out but it’s a remix of sanctuary guardian from earthbound

[@paysonporter]

Missed reference At 32:57 the bio states the run makes it harder to get hit by bullets. This is a reference to the area 51 raid's facebook page, which states "if we naruto run we can outrun their bullets" Its probably one of the only references in the entire series that talks about a real life event.

[@Nicoder6884]

Yeah and? The whole concept of a “naruto run” is a reference to well, Naruto

[@shark_gaming_0]

“Between Us 2” Too bad that aged poorly....

[@eldritchskye2608]

all the planned stuff will go to the first game

[@zentstar7x]

@@Salza02 It's hard for the devs to add more stuff into the original game without changing the game's code too much. So they just decided to make a sequel with more feature.

[@zentstar7x]

@Colin Berg thx for the info

[@keylakettlemjardim8282]

TLOU 2 unintended reference

[@KrystalKlearrr]

They never thought Among Us would get as popular as it is, so the coding and servers are kinda sucky, meaning that the code is kinda unstable so they'd have a harder time adding new things, but they're gonna try and fix that lol.

[@JaruJaruJ]

Loving the series thus far! Gonna list below some references/clarifications you may have missed: -The horse neigh at the start of the Right Hand Man fight could be a reference to West of Loathing, which is a comedic stick figure game in the western genre. The combat in that game even consists of two stick figures standing apart and starting at each other while engaging in turn-based combat, much like how Henry and Right Hand Man do in this fight. The whip crack followed by a horse neigh is surely a sound effect that occurs in West of Loathing, although I admit I was unable to find such a sound effect in my brief search. -The hockey mask and chainsaw used during the fight with Right Hand Man is also likely a reference to Vincent in Final Fantasy 7, who can transform into a monster with a similar mask and chainsaw as one of his limit breaks. Considering this occurs during the version of the Right Hand Man fight that is a Final Fantasy reference, this is even more likely to be a Vincent reference. -This one's a bit of a stretch on my part, but the idea of Henry driving a tank out of an airship and this totally working, and the tank itself still functioning on landing, could be a reference to the A-Team movie that came out in 2010, as there's a rather famous scene in that movie where they "fly" a tank out of an aircraft by using the recoil of the tank's gun to control its fall, and they drive off in it after they land. Admittedly this could be just a coincidence, but I thought I'd throw it out there. -This one is a bit meta, but in the Key Quest line in this game, you use a regular key to rescue Dave from his cell, but the metal door you use it on has no keyhole visible when looking at it from the regular view. Yet the keyhole suddenly appears without explanation when you're releasing Dave and zoomed in on the door. In Completing the Mission, there's the cell that Henry gets locked in which also doesn't have a keyhole, yet if you use a lockpick on it repeatedly, the game manifests a keyhole for you to use. I don't know if the latter is a reference to this game's keyhole, but they're similar enough situations that I figured I'd mention it. -The Bob Ross stick figure being a member of the military may be a reference to the fact that Bob Ross served in the military. That's all I caught and/or thought of! Great video, can't wait for the next installment! :D

[@Jurt619]

25:26 I think Jaque LeTouche might be a reference to Jaque LeFoot, Cap'n crunches arch enemy. LeFoot is always trying to disguise himself on the captain's boat to steal his cereal.

[@kormagogthedestroyer]

The darkroom scene was undoubtedly the most gut-wrenching part of the whole game

[@TheKrzysiek]

Nate Box could also be a small reference to Metal Gear Solid, since box is an imoprtant item in those games and it also references CQC (Close Quarters Combat)

[@skibot9974]

17:45 my headcannon is that Reginald sleeps with it at night but keeps it in a safe so nobody finds out

[@WednesdayMan]

I was thinking there was something important or illegal hidden in the bear as a result it had to be locked up in order to 100% ensure that even if it's unlocked no one would suspect anything.

[@Tree_-wp5zn]

I thought it was a cod zombies reference.

[@Kaisona2017]

Maybe that guy was getting ready to shoot the bear, before it woke up, and made the safe bust a hole through the top of the chopper.

[@roosrebellion7749]

The beef up fail is a reference to spongebob when squidward caffs exploded when eating to many crabby patties

[@TheAdvertisement]

20:35 I choose to believe Henry getting teleported to a completely white void, and the zoom out, is a Spongebob reference to when Squidward gets temporarily trapped that way in SB-129. 25:57 It just means, "Laser cut Mark 2" lol.

[@jackofarcades2813]

14:53 I just realized. This joke about being able to correctly pronounce "library" could be a reference to Undertale, as the library in Snowdon town (as well as home town in Deltarune) has the sign above the building reading "Librarby" I just thought I'd mention this as it kind of makes sense.

[@zoelegant6489]

The original Infiltrating the Airship came out 2013, Undertale came out 2015

[@Rhysbarret]

Magic pencil is obviously a reference to “Draw a stickman” seiries

[@spgamin5329]

I think it's also a Spongebob reference buuuttt, yeeaaahh...

[@the__wolf5087]

As a layered reference from the dirk RPG path: the blitz command, and subsequent suplex, is another Final Fantasy 6 reference. Also: remote bombs are also a thing in Bomberman.

[@reggieloaiza8795]

DIRK is entirely an ff6 reference, even the achievement has an ff6 reference, I guess puffballsunited really likes ff6?

[@the__wolf5087]

Reggie Loaiza Yeah definitely. I just felt the blitz > suplex was worth mentioning since it’s much more explicitly a FF6 reference while other commands can also apply to other FF games.

[@reggieloaiza8795]

@@the__wolf5087 in what other game does TOOLS appear? I thought that command was unique to ff6 for Edgar (especially the chainsaw w/mask).

[@the__wolf5087]

@@reggieloaiza8795 Ah true, I forgot about that being 6 exclusive too.

[@slyceth]

Shhhh

[@Sushi2]

At 14:56 I believe is a reference to how in Canada people who win sweepstakes have to be able to answer a math question.

[@Marcazz123]

19:28 Key Get!" is a reference to the "Shine Get!" meme edit: 25:58 "L" stands for laser, "cut" is because its cutting the ground and "mk. II" is because there are two lasers

[@clonefighter1996]

The "Key Get!" can also be applied lated to when Dave drops the flashdrive ("Flashdrive Get!")

[@Petal316]

Nono, mk. II means MARK 2, meaning it’s the SECOND version

[@CCABPSacsach]

In StD he puts too little into the punch, in ItA he puts too much in the punch, in CtM he is perfect as he says “Stickmin PAWNCH”

[@MinuHex]

So, here's my thoughts: The toy soldier hat might be in reference to TF2, as this particular dev just loves referencing that. There's a common meme that circulated a while back to do with trading, being people offering a Stout Shako, which is a toy soldier hat, and saying the base price. This became very well-known in the community from fan-created character Demopan.

[@blockeontheleafeon]

I'm guessing the reference for the "Metal Gloves" Fail was supposed to be one for Rambi from the Donkey Kong Series, since he can smash through barriers and looks pretty tough to draw... (In fact, that's what I always thought from when I first saw this fail.)

[@GB_256]

*Fun Fact* Al Kohaul’s bio used to have a glitch where it would show the name and description of the last bio you selected.

[@Naru_cissu]

Not only his, i think a couple more were too glitched like that

[@paxgallery6646]

Henry always uses a glove for zero-point energy, it's just really hard to see the Grey outline on his hand compared to the normal Black outline

[@omegaotaku1342]

12:03 Not sure if this counts as a reference, it could've been a coincidence, but we see that Henry has exactly 495 health in both versions of the fight. 495 happens to be the exact number of years Flandre Scarlet from Touhou Project spent trapped in a basement.

[@lutherloser5122]

You forgot that the dark energy bomb was a reference to super smash bros brawl in the campain the bombs the bad guys used were the subspace bombs

[@ScaryFox_]

“Garry Mann” can be found in fleeing the complex spam right click on docks in the starting cutscene

[@Whizoji]

32:07 it could be a reference to an SCP that’s a coffee machine where in one of the descriptions it says one of the personnel put in a “cup of joe” into the machine.

[@percythelittlegreenengine1507]

Looks like it but I don’t know it could have been a random British joke I don’t think it’s a scp reference cuz I don’t think puff news abut scp

[@Whizoji]

@@percythelittlegreenengine1507 He might because he does a lot of references to random things

[@zeospark9715]

9:50 I think that's actually another reference to Donkey Kong 64 because in that game, DK can turn into Rambi the Rhino who is able to break through structures such as walls. Considering we had a DK64 reference not that long ago from this one, it' s quite possible that is what it is referencing. Especially since the original fail text said that "Rhinos are difficult to draw" meaning Rhinos in general and not the robot thing from Spiderman.

[@deemcgann1695]

"Just one more turn" is a reference as well. When you lose a game of Civ V you get the option "wait... Just one more turn" which gives you a final turn i believe.

[@merulaeaspectu2349]

I belive that leader of the toppats trying to open the door with his card (here 11:42 but better visible at the start of the event) is reference to Among Us where swiping the card is one of the most annoying tasks since you had to do it in perfect speed.

[@muhammadgeofany6012]

Don't think so, in the original flash version he was also struggling.

[@adamnakamura8003]

*FAIL* THE CLEANEST CARD SWIPE EVER! m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6nCaKqHl7uAhqc Achievement Unlocked: Ref(erence)-trocity

[@toastedprocastinator]

PATHETHIC.

[@bioniclink3026]

@@muhammadgeofany6012 This franchise paired with Among Us *long* ago. I wouldn't say this fact is too much of a stretch.

[@muhammadgeofany6012]

@@bioniclink3026 Among Us was release on 2018 and the original flash version of ITA was on 2013.

[@badzombies2003]

22:16 One of those manqinnes is wearing a Stout Shako, a Soldier hat from tf2.

[@realchoodle]

Oh, this is gonna be good.

[@Bit-fz9md]

I think Charles’s monitor is meant to be the screen from the Tic Tac UFO in counter.

[@Bit-fz9md]

Was just gonna say this. But my past self already did it.

[@HistoryUnwound]

THANK YOU for explaining that the Immobi-Ray and Zero Point Energy are two entirely different concepts! It’s been driving me crazy how often they get mixed up!

[@MrVodka-wb1tw]

12:29 That's probably more of a FFVI reference, since (I think) that Edgar has one tool that it's actually a chainsaw, and since blitz is also another option from FFVI (That's Sabin's special move) it would make sense

[@nerosoul2506]

You are correct as its the animation of using the chainsaw from FF6

[@Flash33c]

20:31 if you look closely Henry actually inputs a different command compared to other times. He also never presses the red button either.

[@shellyvision9693]

AAAGGGHHH I JUST REALIZED THAT THOSE DRUNK SOLDIERS FROM COMLEPETING THE MISSION ARE NAMED DRAKE AND JOSH

[@ZachX888]

"Where's the gun barrel Drake?" "Uhh..."

[@j3welbug]

The ‘Toy soldier’ hat in the treasure room may be a reference to the hat you wear in Legend of Zelda Sprit Tracks

[@kayplaya86]

Maybe the animal noise is a reference to goat simulator (possibly waste of space) where you're talking to someone and baa they understand it but we dont now he doesn't understand either

[@cheeseman463]

Fact: one guy named polus won a swepstacks to name a planet after his first name so Henry stickman is connected with among us.

[@Salkauski]

Also that in the next among us update they’re adding a Henry stickmin themed map

[@gatinsirian]

@@Salkauski im thinking maybe ccc unit or the airship

[@cube3749]

Dude that was in fleeing the complex

[@mrworldwide3944]

Have you realized that Henry was only able to do a successful “Falcon Punch” in Completing the Mission by instead of saying Falcon he instead saying Stickmin Punch i dunno if it is a reference to the stealing the diamond fail screen saying only one man is capable of doing that

[@josefdelaville4638]

That could be considered "character developement". Instead of copying someone, he finally decided to do his own unique punch and succeded for once.

[@KPoWasTaken]

He would have said Henry punch not Stickmin punch

[@josefdelaville4638]

@@KPoWasTaken No. Captain Falcon's first name isn't "Falcon" as far as I know.

[@incognitolive9849]

Though it might be a bit of a stretch, the glue part might be referencing the Simpsons movie, where Homer is shown climbing the big dome with, well, super glue. Could be generic though..

[@epicstar86]

At 24:23 I like the reference here referencing Escaping the Prison the fail with the jet pack and how we failed twice already

[@329link]

There's another layer to the final fantasy and earthbound fights. The fact that both fights are won by using items is a jab at how items and tools were incredibly powerful and/or broken in earthbound and final fantasy 6 respectively. Henry even uses the famous multi-bottle rocket in the earthbound fight, which is an item known for completely demolishing even the most difficult bosses. Pretty clever if you ask me. This is, of course, also done in the undertale fight in CtM, though items in undertale were a lot more balanced, so that was probably a callback more than anything.

[@LadybugsOpin]

26:14 I always thought it was a reference to the subspace bombs from the Subspace Emissary, which was the story mode for Super Smash Bros. Brawl. They look extremely similar.

[@clonefighter1996]

32:45 That's actually another reference to Ace Attorney, with the name being similar to The First Turnabout's defendant and Phoenix's childhood friend, Larry Butz. ...or at least I think it is.

[@lcurry3771]

there is a bio called "timothy turner" its a reference to the cartoon the fairly oddparents

[@ames354]

6:48 Al Kohaul developing photos to perfection maybe a reference to Bender in that one Futurama episode where he gets into film development and photography and in the climax of the episode he takes too long "perfecting his picture" that he causes the deaths of his friends. It's that one episode with the guy with the paper bag on his head and looking at him without it sucks your soul. And alcohol cuz Bender.

[@LemonAid18]

Not sure if im correct, but I belive that the military person that starts to point their rifle at you in the Lightning Quick Larcenest fakeout ending is actually Rupert Price. The same one from Escaping the Prison and Stealing the Diamond.

[@Nick72601]

32:01 I think I heard cup of Joe somewhere in the SCP Articles... Edit : its SCP 294 Here is the document Document SCP-294a (regarding incident 294-01): On August 21, 2005, Agent Joseph ██████ attempted to use Item SCP-294 to obtain coffee during his allotted break time at 9:30 AM. At the request of Agent █████ █████████ "to see what it would do", ██████ requested "a cup of Joe" from the item. Moments after confirming the selection, Agent Joseph ██████ began to sweat profusely and complained of dizziness before collapsing. After moving the unconscious agent to the infirmary, the medical team recovered the contents of the cup dispensed by Item SCP-294: a combination of blood, tissue, and other bodily fluids. Testing revealed the DNA sequence of the biological material dispensed by SCP-294 matched that of Agent ██████.

[@riceawakes5489]

You know a cup of joe is another name for a cup of coffee

[@discokossan]

@@riceawakes5489 yeah but this is a lot funnier

[@OwnerofAlaska]

I've been waiting for this, lets hope its worth the wait!

[@OgreManGaming]

Was it?

[@OwnerofAlaska]

Yep

[@liswatching3241]

The guy that can’t see cuz he has a big head is probably a joke about how smart people always seem to wear glasses.

[@stacypaul7946]

his name is geffory and he is the best.

[@EmpyreanRagnarok]

Remote bombs are also a much more common power up in bomberman. Also, the chainsaw and hockey mask, while a reference TO the references you pointed out is how Edgar, from Final Fantasy VI, uses the chainsaw tool. VI is the one the "Tools" and "Blitz" (and subsequent suplex) come from.

[@peterwill3168]

It's worth noting that in the Final Fantasy themed fight with the Right Hand Man, the suplex option is a reference in of itself to the Final Fantasy VI skill, which is further connected with the description of the achievement mentioning the name Locke, which is one of the characters in that particular Final Fantasy as you mentioned.

[@moddable6921]

The piece of land being launched into the sky may also be an Avengers: Age of Ultron reference.

[@MoonwalkDelta27]

5:16 Man... You predicted the Live-Action of Mulan!

[@CCABPSacsach]

My favourite Henry stickmin game is the one with the teleporter *Wait*

[@puffyowlgod]

I know I'm a bit late, but Sledge MacRush might be a reference to Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, with an operator being called "Sledge". His ability is that he has a sledge hammer and can break soft walls, but a community meme is to actually use the sledge hammer as a weapon and getting kills with it, either "rushing" in to catch people off guard or finishing off downed players, which is a similar position that Nate Box is lying in before getting hit.

[@SuperCaitball]

I wanna say the Metal Fist with its rhino-obsessed fail text is actually a reference to the first Ratchet and Clank game, namely the Walloper, an iron boxing glove that thrusts you forward, and the RYNO, a massive multibarreled rocket launcher.

[@123laaaaaaa]

Thanks for pointing it out I would not have thought about that especially because I own the Ratchet & Clank with the rhino

[@SuperCaitball]

@@123laaaaaaa yeah I should have specified I meant the original PS2 RAC, not the godawful disappointing remake.

[@123laaaaaaa]

Oh I know because I have a ps2

[@robbykadobby]

29:05 Dude? Did the FBI invade your home?

[@Rofol46]

*FAIL* Okay okay! No more Calls from the government... _Anyway how's your path going?_

[@RealCrazyCoolYT]

“...The only version of Mulan...”

[@SwordsmenNoobPlaysGG]

Non famous movie line Trust me

[@oven7326]

6:22 I think it's a goat simulator space DLC refrence, just a thought tho idk

[@vixar2580]

6:46 Maybe a reference on Al Capone, a criminal during the Prohibition, a ban on *Al Kohaul*, and he is a Toppat.

[@Mathtron5000]

I think you forgot to mention that the teleporter is a reference to the Spongebob Suarepants episode "SB-129", when Squidward breaks the time machine and gets teleported into a void where he is repeatedly reminded that he is ALONE in the void.

[@Marrzzy]

This going to be a very long series 😅 keep it going dude!

[@leolhez]

Me: "Scrolls through KZbin" This video: "Appears" Still Me: HELL YESSSS

[@GibusWearingMann]

23:00 About that "fez": It's a well known TF2 hat, the Stout Shako.

[@mememan2404]

Stout Shako for two refined?

[@GibusWearingMann]

@@mememan2404 demopan

[@mememan2404]

@@GibusWearingMann demodemopan

[@Julian_Pepper]

22:33 if I had to guess, it might be a reference to Doom for the Playstation, which is heralded as one of the best console ports of Doom from the 1990s and is still distinct enough to be notable today