| Display title | American Kirby Is Hardcore |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | For whatever reason, when a Japanese game is released Stateside, there's a tendency to make the boxart—or even the character models—a little more hardcore. Maybe it's as simple as adding Angry Eyebrows, or maybe the character's model is completely redone. This is often done to characters who are supposed to be cute in the first place. Sometimes it goes the other way, too: an American character may be made cuter for the Japanese release. |
