Explanations:

Bob Omb Battlefield:
- Hidden Face in Texture: "BBB's dirt texture appears to have a". "the face is apparently stretched out for the unseen ground in the volcano interior of LLL, but there is no evidence of this".

Thwomp's Fortress:
- Tower 1-Up is notable in that, allegedly, everyone who knew about it, learned from word of mouth. Who was the first casual player to discover it organically?
- King Thwomp gets turned into a Tower. Maybe the 1-Up is his soul.
- Owl that gives you a lift to a floating cage island

Cool Cool Mountain:
- The racing penguin gets fat after you collect 120 stars, but this gives him more of an edge.
- The racing segments have an invisible timer. Staying in the air for more than 2 seconds, registers as "cheating" in the Penguin race. Same for taking the invisible shortcut.
- You can throw the Lost Penguin chick off the cliff, and her mom KHS.
- Cold, Cold Crevasse: Where's the other half?

Jolly Roger Bay:
- There's fog and a greenish sky the first time you play, per file. After you collect the first star, the Fog vanishes permanently. Until you erase that file.
- Box on the Ship is unbreakable, and deals different kinds of damage to Mario if he touches it
- Unagi's tunnel leads only to a dead end.
- The ship might have an invisible duplicate floating high in the sky, making the game unstable. This also may happen with Zelda Ocarina's Lord Jabu-Jabu.

Wet Dry World:
- Skybox includes a modified photo of Casares, Spain. The sky part looks underwater...
- Reference to Great Flood, and there's also a Rainbow themed level.
- The only enemies are automatons and bugs, but the town looks like it was recently inhabited.
- "Brain Diagram" allegedly found in files, but is probably a hoax.
- The wooden doors are reused in Zelda Ocarina.

Big Boo's Haunt:
- Level entrance appears to be in a cage in the grass, on a sunny day. However, the actual level's skybox is at night, and shows bare trees. cut texts and keys.
- the Piano is sound-activated. You can tiptoe right around it, but running will activate it.
- Defeat the One-Eye Enemy by circumambulating it
- Does that elevator shack represent an outhouse? Does it then represent underground human trafficking? What's with the brightly colored ghost carousel that spits fire and plays silly music? It's underneath the mansion, and seems to be in a sewer.
- There's a tiny chance to hear a variation of Boo's Laugh.

Hazy Maze Cave:
- called "Horror Dungeon" in debug level select.
- the Black liquid in the lobby, might be Mercury/Quicksilver.
- There's a Plesiosaur "Dorrie", in an underground lake. There's another instance of this in Pokemon Gold & Silver. Japanese seem to really like the Loch Ness Monster (in an underground cave lake), in addition to Flatwoods Monster.
- That toxic yellow gas is Sulphur.
- Over time, the rolling balls change course.
- Are the rolling boulders... poop?
- removed Broken Boulders.

Tall Tall Mountain:
- could the Monkey Ukiki represent a concept?
- Secret slide hidden in a false wall on the mountain
- Interesting tall mushrooms, there.

Peach's Castle:
- Broken Paintings refer to how all the paintings are broken into 3 different parts. Notably, some courses have secret warp spots in their maps. WDW does utilize the painting split.
- Toad's Hint refers to things not being reflected in the mirror, but the hidden painting of Snowman's Land is shown only in the mirror.
- Mirror Room Structures are five structures in the Mirror Room. Their purpose is unknown. Mirror Double Mario's shadow ignores them if standing on them. MD Mario also doesn't produce stars when ground pounding.
- Bowser's Trail: the backyard wall looks like it was repaired with red bricks.
- True Locations: WDW seems to be in Spain, SSL seems to be in Giza, Santa Claus is mentioned in CCM, there are various floating islands in BBB's skybox texture. Bowser in the Dark world appears to be in a cave.
- Removed Courses: "There are 7 empty slots in level select. While the EXT courses run from 1-9, 5 is missing."
- THE END Screen: "there are figures soon on the left and right sides of the background, obscured by the steam emitting from the tea. One appears to be holding a sword, the other looks like E.T. there also appears to be a Yoshi face behind the star."
- There's a short warp used on the Endless Stairs. Backwards Long Jumping can get you past it.
- The Painting that changes from being of Peach, to Bowser, and comes with a trap door, seems to rely on the N64 Hardware. It doesn't seem to work on emulators.
- The Sun Mat from the first floor also tends to overlap foreground objects, when emulated or with a Gameshark.

• Bugged Smoke Texture- due to an error, the smoke that appears when Mario's on fire, is flattened to black and white, in the Final.
• Enchanted SC88 is a consumer electronic keyboard used to compose the music. I don't know what's so noteworthy, but maybe a musician would know.
• Silicon Graphic's Curse: "After the success of SM64, SGI was quickly antiquated by growing tech that was troublesome to port their own tech to, and poor business decisions that led to the company's downfall."
• Full Oman Archives: "In the early days of N64 emulation, a specific advancement taken from a leak from SGI ("the Oman Archive")."
• Toads in Walls: "Toads disappearing when you get away from them, and being placed close to walls could have supposed to have been the Toads projected onto the walls, but was replaced due to hardware limitations".
• Build 1995 07 29: "Supposedly, there was a build that had super bad and readily replicable texture glitch, that would cause textures to rapidly change colors."
• Long Jump Clock: "Supposedly, you could date each of the levels, by how many perfect long-jumps are possible. In CCM, you can jump from the starting point, onto a bit of the slide, and then onto the bridge. That means the movement was finalized at this point in development."
• Mexican Test Build: "Refers to two images from the (Mid 2020) Wack0 SDK leak. They appear to show early designs for the Bob-ombs and trees."
• Warner Beta Voice Mystery: "Several of the voice clips seen in footage of the panel builds, do not come from any Warner CD."
• Miyamoto stole SM64 from Argonaut: "Yoshi Racing was a cancelled game that, according to Jez San (founder), influenced SM64. Apparently even having the same look and feel of the prototype."
• Shared Nightmares: "there are accounts of people having bizarre and disturbing dreams or events during sleep after playing SM64."
• Delicious Cake: "refers to a line of unused text between the level names for Secret Aquarium, and Castle's Secret Stars."
• Personalized: "refers to how playing the game through a ROM feels incorrect, due to the game being made for a different person."
• Anything Special: "refers to a NoA letter that mentions a 'Big Boo sound that you hear when you kick the Bowser picture,", the SFX being called not a clue or hint to anything special."
• 4th Floor: "refers to series of images, showing several Boos flying around an unknown location of Peach's Castle. Was a Blender Render by SK-intheballs."

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