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Yuckles' laughter is reminiscent of The Joker, character from the Batman franchise.This is likely due to the Thumpies app no longer being supported. The official trailer and gameplay video for the iOS app on Big Blue Bubble's channel has been made private.There was a PC version as seen here, however, download links have since broken.The symbol for the level doO-eNDay looks like the Mythical Element.the Gahwg thumpie resembles Mammott's Concept Art when it was a shark.This may derive from the Thumpie having something to do with Dave Kerr, perhaps him coming up with the idea and/or design for the Thumpie. In the files, Karrtoof's texture file has the codename of "Kerr".Thumpies is not available for iOS 11+ due to the fact that the game is 32-bit and iOS 11+ no longer supports 32-bit apps.FurFacE was the first ever thumpie made.TawooO looks similar to Tweedle, but without wings.The ChoMPh Thumpie looks similar to Rare T-Rox, due to its mouth and color.BooO's face also looks very similar to Mount Knottshurr and to a lesser extent, Mountain Morsel.The Thumpie BooO's coloring seems to resemble Whisp, but that may be a coincidence.The other has flutes sticking out of it resembling Reedling, named FwoOT. One has a paper bag that looks like Rare Punkleton's over its face, named BuTter. In the game on the right side of the stage select screen, there are two unplayable thumpies.The Thumpies main menu music is the same as that of the mini-game of the MSM spin-off game My Mammott.The only Thumpie whose name doesn't follow this format is Gahwg.This may be to demonstrate how wildly active the Thumpies are. The Thumpies names and the song names given in the game have deliberate random capitalization (CamelCase).Some examples are: Dooiah ( Toe Jammer), Kalnood ( Scaratar), Rddahtoot ( Reedling), Yababa ( Potbelly), Fædd ( Furcorn), Phad & Leens ( Rare Thumpies), Dooen & Day ( Rare Thumpies), Gobah ( Maw), Thethoor ( Yawstrich and Epic Scups), Aetheri-awl ( Ghazt), Ogrend ( Drumpler), Fur & Noob ( Thumpies), Furface & Noobie ( Thumpies), Rawt & Reecess ( Rare Thumpies), RhooTz and IziT ( Epic Thumpies), Skwee ( Scups), Mosh N Pitt ( Thumpies), Fwoot ( Reedling) and Izit ( Reedling and Rare Mammott) Other Monsters in MSM also reference Thumpies' Songs and Thumpie names through their nicknames. sTeelnuTs is steel nuts but without a space.ÆthuRi-AwL is a corruption of ethereal, due to the song being very ghostly and ethereal.PhAD-or-LeEns is a combination of Fat Orleans and Fat or Lean, due to the fat and lurching brass bass line.
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According to Christopher Elliot, it's fitting because of the warm, happy, childhood-like feel of the song.
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Gooie is from the onomatopoeia of a baby "goo goo ga ga", and possibly also "gooey".
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A corruption of the interjection Boo, which fits its ghostly appearance. MoSH comes from the term "moshing", to push or slam someone usually at live music.KarrTooF's name comes from the gibberish one of the voice actors was speaking - "Ch-ch-ch-kartoof".This is because RhooTz is just grass and plant roots. This is probably because it looks like it is swapping moods. TawooO is a reference to an owl painting that went "tawit-tawoo, tawit-tawee" in Mr.This is because the Thumpie is made of school supplies. RawT is a combination of Rot and Raw because RawT seems to be a rotten or "zombie" version of a Thumpie.This may be because FurFacE is pretty much a ball of fur. This may be because this is the "first" Thumpie. An Early Version Of The Loading Screen Name Origins