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In an early cutscene in Blade Kitten another game made by Krome Studios, the merchant offers the protagonist a Talisman from the first TY game. After visiting cassopolis for the first time, you'll be able to talk with everyone. The old guy will mention MP3 players and getting a virus opening a letter. A reference to a real-life event. Many games made by Rare have references and cameos to other games and series hidden within them, and the Banjo-Kazooie series is no exception. From names of characters to pieces of music, there is another cameo around every corner if you know what to look for. A Cameo is the minor inclusion of elements of one game or subject in another. These are often a recognition of a game's influence and are usually from sources important to a game's developers (such as another game the same team worked on). The Baten Kaitos series includes various cameos from other games, as well as having been one. A cameo is another word for Easter Egg. Which Is a hidden, or not so hidden object or references to a series, such a the iconic character appearing in some shape or form. On this page, cameo's shall be listed. Please include a image but if you cannot then just add what you do have to the table below. Cameos are brief appearances by well-known or otherwise significant people in the episodes of Lost, in cases where their fame, significance, or accessibility was a primary factor in being selected to appear. The people are not necessarily actors, and the parts are usually uncredited nonspeaking parts. It is not considered a cameo appearance when actors known for other works are hired for parts in Lost. Most identified cameo appearances in Lost have been by members of the crew. Cameos are pictures or references to Nitrome games, that appear in other games. A cameo can be a direct reference, like a character appearance, enemy from another game, or an image, or an indirect reference, like a quote mentioning the game or elements of it. Cameos appear in many Nitrome games. Below is a list of games with the cameo appearances they make in other games. It is well known that Cartoon Network shows frequently have cameos of and in other Cartoon Network shows. Invader Zim is scattered with cameos, mainly featuring the crew behind the making of the show. Early episodes like "Germs" and "The Wettening" featured cameo appearances by the creator Jhonen Vasquez and the director Steve Ressel. However, cameos became less and less frequent when Vasquez decided that they were too distracting. SPECIAL NOTE: If one of those titles does not cover all the person did as part of the cameo you can use two. For example: if someone did a voiceover but also appears only in archive footage, you can list both of them. However some titles do override others so you can only one. For example if someone appears in (Archive Footage) but also appears regularly in a review, you don't need to include archive footage. Also here are the things that do NOT count as Cameos: Pac-Man was such a popular game that it has been spoofed in many different TV shows and other media. A list of character cameos in the Breath of Fire series. This is a list of cameo appearances by celebrities or characters from other media. * Ultraman - Appears in the Pilot, later appears in Chapter 1 shown on vacation. Also chapter 22. * Ultraseven - Appears in the Pilot, later appears in Chapter 1 shown on vacation. * Ultraman Zoffy - Appears in the Pilot * Ultraman Jack - Appears in the Pilot * Ultraman Ace - Appears in the Pilot * Ultraman Taro - Appears in the Pilot * Ultraman Leo - Appears in the Pilot * Red King - Appears in the Pilot * Father of Ultra - Appears in the Pilot. Appears in Chapter 15 buying a lottery ticket. * Mother of Ultra - Appears in the Pilot * Jesus Christ - Appears in the Pilot, imagined by Kinnikuman * Shin Hayata - Appears in the Pilot * Dan Moroboshi - Appears in Cameos es en donde se ha visto a Mario o a otros personajes en otros videojuegos.thumb|249px|Cameos en Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars.

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Cameos es en donde se ha visto a Mario o a otros personajes en otros videojuegos.thumb|249px|Cameos en Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. It is well known that Cartoon Network shows frequently have cameos of and in other Cartoon Network shows. SPECIAL NOTE: If one of those titles does not cover all the person did as part of the cameo you can use two. For example: if someone did a voiceover but also appears only in archive footage, you can list both of them. However some titles do override others so you can only one. For example if someone appears in (Archive Footage) but also appears regularly in a review, you don't need to include archive footage. Also here are the things that do NOT count as Cameos: * When Someone Appears In A Podcast * When Someone Appears In A Let's Play * When Someone Appears in the Bloopers/Commentary/Trailer of a video they've already appeared/will appear in. Anything in fact that is a behinds the scene of the majority of the video in fact does not count for a cameo (unless it is fake behind the scenes which would make it a sketch, thus acceptable to appear in). Neither do vlogs unless they involve a review, or interview of some kind. * When Someone Appears in one of the yearly specials (Kickassia, Suburban Knights) that was credited as a main performer/star of the special and appeared in multiple consecutive parts of it. That also includes other anniversary videos (that aren't just crossovers) like Paw's Dance Specials, Angry Joe Hotel, Benzaie's Vlogs, etc. * When You Use The Meme Of Another Producer (like Big Lipped Alligator Moment) without getting said producer to alter it in anyway. * If someone uses clips of a good majority of TGWTG Producers (at least more then five) for some sort of video or clip as (Archive Footage). * If someone is the regular singer (onscreen or off) of someone else's series. For example, Sad Panda for Phelous's shows or for Benaie's GYMDK. Give credit however if it is only a special one time thing, like Phelous doing the "theme song" in an episode of Forget About It. * When Someone is actually already part of the regular process of the show due to being related to the production of the episode/series. For example, Rob Walker is a co writer for a lot of Nostalgia Critic episodes, Welshy is the co-writer and actor of Sad Panda Q&A, and Nella and Elisa are part of the Nostalgia Chick team (so same goes for Lindsey in one of Nella or Elisa's projects), to give examples. However credit should be given if someone acts or is given special credit in something they are only occasionally apart of. Like Bhargav/The Other Guy acting in Nostalgia Critic, or Iron Liz of Atop The Fourth Wall. A cameo is another word for Easter Egg. Which Is a hidden, or not so hidden object or references to a series, such a the iconic character appearing in some shape or form. On this page, cameo's shall be listed. Please include a image but if you cannot then just add what you do have to the table below. A Cameo is the minor inclusion of elements of one game or subject in another. These are often a recognition of a game's influence and are usually from sources important to a game's developers (such as another game the same team worked on). The Baten Kaitos series includes various cameos from other games, as well as having been one. This is a list of cameo appearances by celebrities or characters from other media. * Ultraman - Appears in the Pilot, later appears in Chapter 1 shown on vacation. Also chapter 22. * Ultraseven - Appears in the Pilot, later appears in Chapter 1 shown on vacation. * Ultraman Zoffy - Appears in the Pilot * Ultraman Jack - Appears in the Pilot * Ultraman Ace - Appears in the Pilot * Ultraman Taro - Appears in the Pilot * Ultraman Leo - Appears in the Pilot * Red King - Appears in the Pilot * Father of Ultra - Appears in the Pilot. Appears in Chapter 15 buying a lottery ticket. * Mother of Ultra - Appears in the Pilot * Jesus Christ - Appears in the Pilot, imagined by Kinnikuman * Shin Hayata - Appears in the Pilot * Dan Moroboshi - Appears in the Pilot * Superman - Appears in chapter 1; his cape is at the laundromat. Chapter 8 also. * Spider-Man - Appears in chapter 1; he slipped off a wall and was hospitalized. Chapter 8 also. * Batman - Appears in chapter 1. Chapter 8 also. * Wonder Woman - Appears in chapter 1 * Captain America - Appears in chapter 1 * Mister Fantastic - Appears in chapter 1 * Lou Thesz - Chapter 3; Sayuri Kinniku holds up a picture of him * Kotetsu Yamamoto - Chapters 4,97-98; Color Commentator for 21st Chojin Olympics: The Big Fight B-Block * Antonio Inoki - Chapters 3,11,13,17,32,33,38,42,103 * Giant Baba - Chapters 3,13,17,32,33,36,38,42 * Mil Máscaras - Chapter 3 * André the Giant - Chapter 3 * The Sheik - Chapter 3 * Abdullah the Butcher - Chapter 3 * Shigeru Kobayashi - Chapter 4 * Kinichi Hagimoto - Chapter 5; Kinnikuman mistakes his fans for his own * Masutatsu Ōyama - Chapter 5; threatens to defeat Nessie * Masayoshi Ōhira - Prime Minister (manga); chapters 7,12,51 * Jiro Makino - Chapter 9; Member of Akaiwa Corps with sunglasses * Godzilla - Chapter 11, Ch 13, Ch 15; censored in reprints * Mothra - Chapter 13; censored in reprints * Rodan - Chapter 13; censored in reprints * Daimajin - Chapter 13; censored in reprints * Earth - Chapter 13 * King Ghidorah - Chapters 16, 28, ep 3 * Shigeo Nagashima - Chapter 20, movie 1 * Suguru Egawa - Chapters 20,33 * Shuto Go - Killed by a bowl of Tendon in chapter 21 * Yoko Katashiho - Chapter 21 * Gekko Kamen - Chapter 22 * Kamen Rider - Chapter 22 * Ambassador Magma - Chapter 22 * Giant Robo - Chapter 22 * Rocky Balboa - Kinnikuman disguises as him in chapter 24 * Sadaharu Oh - Chapter 25,33, movie 1 * Masami Kurumada - Chapter 29, kicking a bespectacled man * Misha - Chapter 29 * 8 Man - Chapter 31; censored to Flashman in reprints * Skyrider - Chapter 31; censored in reprints * Hisashi Eguchi - Chapter 32 * Nobuhiko Horie - Chapter 33 * Mil Máscaras - Chapter 33 * Bruce Lee - Chapter 33 * Ittetsu Hoshi - Chapter 33 * Taiyō ni Hoero cast - Chapter 33 * James Bond - Chapter 33 * Ryoko Okazaki - In Chapter 36, Kinnikuman takes the form of Ryoko Okazaki from Tennis Boy * Masaru Nashimoto - Chapters 37,42,43,45 * Emi Watanabe - Chapter 37 * Tatsumi Fujinami - Chapter 46 * Ilia - Chapter 52 * Yoshio Tabata - chapter 61 * Koichi Hamada - chapter 61 * Takanohana Kenshi * Ryuji Takane - ch 77 * Clark Kent - Referee in the All-American Tag match * Muhammad Ali - Ch 96 * Seiji Sakaguchi - Ch 103 * Prince Charles * Princess Diana * Goranger * Seiko Matsuda - movie 1 * Chiharu Matsuyama * Yasuhiro Nakasone - Prime Minister (Anime) eps 1,9,18; movie 1 * Gigan - ep 3 * Alien - ep 3 * Tauntaun - ep 3 * Santa Claus - ep 3 * Lt. Doolittle - ep 3 * Yoda - ep 3 * Ronald Reagan - ep 9, Movie 6 * Margaret Thatcher - ep 9 * Miguel de la Madrid - ep 9 * Pierre Trudeau ep 9 * Mary Poppins - ep 16 * Nǃxau - eps 16,24 * Toshihiko Seko - ep 29 * Tamori - ep 34,movie 1 * Tatsuro Hirooka - movie 1 * Hiroko Yakushimaru Invader Zim is scattered with cameos, mainly featuring the crew behind the making of the show. Early episodes like "Germs" and "The Wettening" featured cameo appearances by the creator Jhonen Vasquez and the director Steve Ressel. However, cameos became less and less frequent when Vasquez decided that they were too distracting. Many other cast members made small appearances in the show at one point or another, such as Rosearik Rikki Simons in "Attack of the Saucer Morons". Others like Roman Dirge also made a debut. However, fictional characters also show up; for example Vasquez's comic character Johnny from Johnny the Homicidal Maniac appears in "Halloween Spectacular of Spooky Doom". Characters who look like humorous versions of other cartoons also appear, such as what appears to be a Jimmy Neutron parody that was supposed to happen in the cancelled episode "The Trial", according to the concept sketch (also designating him as "Horrible Cartoon Kid"). There is also a child in one of the TV shows GIR is watching that looks similar to Timmy from The Fairly OddParents! in "Parent Teacher Night". A list of character cameos in the Breath of Fire series. Many games made by Rare have references and cameos to other games and series hidden within them, and the Banjo-Kazooie series is no exception. From names of characters to pieces of music, there is another cameo around every corner if you know what to look for. Pac-Man was such a popular game that it has been spoofed in many different TV shows and other media. Cameos are pictures or references to Nitrome games, that appear in other games. A cameo can be a direct reference, like a character appearance, enemy from another game, or an image, or an indirect reference, like a quote mentioning the game or elements of it. Cameos appear in many Nitrome games. Below is a list of games with the cameo appearances they make in other games. Cameos are brief appearances by well-known or otherwise significant people in the episodes of Lost, in cases where their fame, significance, or accessibility was a primary factor in being selected to appear. The people are not necessarily actors, and the parts are usually uncredited nonspeaking parts. It is not considered a cameo appearance when actors known for other works are hired for parts in Lost. Most identified cameo appearances in Lost have been by members of the crew. In an early cutscene in Blade Kitten another game made by Krome Studios, the merchant offers the protagonist a Talisman from the first TY game. After visiting cassopolis for the first time, you'll be able to talk with everyone. The old guy will mention MP3 players and getting a virus opening a letter. A reference to a real-life event.