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There were three different boss characters that were originally planned to appear in this game: a scholarly elephant, a high society monitor lizard, and a technologically gifted mole. The former two were merged into Miss Decibel, while the mole was abandoned in favor of Penelope.
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The trophy "Navigate Like Drake" is a reference to Nathan Drake from the Uncharted series.
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The trophy "Ancient Warfare 3" is a direct reference to "Modern Warfare 3".
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Collecting all 60 masks in game will unlock Cole's Amp from InFamous.
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In the sewers of Paris, Bentley will say "Interesting... The last time I was in these sewers, I was a teenager!". This is a reference to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
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Ghostbot, the team who animated the popular YouTube series Happy Tree Friends: Ka-POW!, also animated cinematics for Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time.
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There are two treasures that reference Jak & Daxter and Ratchet & Clank. The Lutrela Nivadensis, found in "The Clan of the Cave Raccoon," is Daxter in a caveman outfit. Medieval Metal Man, found in "Of Mice and Mechs," is Clank with Knight armor on.
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