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[[File:MP6 Garden Grab Screenshot JP.png|thumb|Garden Grab in the Japanese version of the game]]  
[[File:MP6 Garden Grab Screenshot JP.png|thumb|Garden Grab in the Japanese version of the game]]  
*[[Brighton]] and [[Twila]] have voices in the Japanese version of the game<ref>https://a.tumblr.com/tumblr_ovti4or9d31wz8oxvo1.mp3</ref>.
*[[Brighton]] and [[Twila]] have voices in the Japanese version of the game<ref>https://a.tumblr.com/tumblr_ovti4or9d31wz8oxvo1.mp3</ref>.
*In the German version of the game, the genders of Brighton and Twila are inversed. Brighton is called "Sonnja", which is derived from a female given name and Twila is called "Raimond", which derives from a male given name. This is most likely because in German, the genders for the words sun and moon are inversed, too. The sun has a feminine article while the moon has a masculine article.
*In the German version, the genders of Brighton and Twila are switched. Brighton is called "Sonnja", which is derived from a female given name and Twila is called "Raimond", which derives from a male given name. This is because unlike other languages that have grammatical gender, the sun has a feminine article while the moon has a masculine article in German.
*The mini-game announcer voice is the female one from ''Mario Party 4'' and ''Mario Party 5'' in the Japanese version of the game and was used again in the Japanese version of ''Mario Party 7''.
*The mini-game announcer voice is the female one from ''Mario Party 4'' and ''Mario Party 5'' in the Japanese version of the game and was used again in the Japanese version of ''Mario Party 7''.
*In the Japanese version of the game, the minigame [[Garden Grab]] features a {{wp|daikon}}. It was changed to a carrot in the international versions.
*In the Japanese version of the game, [[Garden Grab]] features a {{wp|daikon}}. It was changed to a carrot in the international versions.
*[[Trap Ease Artist]], [[Same Is Lame]], [[Pitifall]], and [[Trick or Tree]] are not available in the Endurance Alley in the PAL version of the game, the reason likely being that they are all luck-based.
*[[Trap Ease Artist]], [[Same Is Lame]], [[Pitifall]], and [[Trick or Tree]] are not available in the Endurance Alley in the PAL version of the game, the reason likely being that they are all luck-based.
*The time limit for [[Fruit Talktail]] is 72 seconds instead of 60 in the PAL version of the game.
*The time limit for [[Fruit Talktail]] is 72 seconds instead of 60 in the PAL version of the game.
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