The True Final Boss is Bugs Bunny, here referred to as "The Fucking Rabbit".Doubling the reference, it gets faster later by driving backwards. The second area has a Big Motherfucking Rig appear to try to run the Nerd over.The Tower of Torment bonus area in the compilation game has some, too.In the remake, he gets replaced by the Fuckotron 9000, which is pretty much a jungle-foliage-and-hyena-feces-themed variant of Photoshop Flowey, complete with Nightmare Face.And also to the battle with Gamma in Mega Man 3.The Final Boss fight with Death Mwauthzyx, the Sealed Evil in a Can from the film, is similar to the first phase of the Giant Eggman Robo battle at the end of Sonic 3 & Knuckles.The Swear N' Scout 9001, in addition to parodying the Konami Laser Scope, is described as "making your vision over 9000 times more powerful".and Cape note Lets you glide through the air to slow your descent and cross large gaps. This ability can be used to attain the Fukonami Swear N' Scout 9001 note Lets you see hidden passages and blocks, much like Mike could in the original game. The Wall Jump ability you get after attaining the Loafers in the Tutorial Stage is a dead ringer for Mega Man X's, right down to being able to climb up walls by jumping back up against them repeatedly.The remake also makes its section of the map a giant Virtual Boy. The final stage, "Virtual Insanity", is entirely red and black, just like the Virtual Boy.The second is "Deadly Danger Dungeon", another Board James shout-out.The first level is called " Ghouls 'n Garbage".The world title is an obvious shout out to Cinemassacre's own Monster Madness yearly Halloween event.The remake adds a clone of Godzilla who fights, in order, clones of Mothra, King Ghidorah, and Mechagodzilla.In "Sush 'em Up", the Nerd rides on J Li Tanuki, a flying raccoon whose signature weapon is his flaming " Balls of the North Star", and does battle with his rival Scrotoro.The level music also samples "I Love Beijing Tiananmen", the song that repeats constantly in Hong Kong '97. The first stage is called "Hang Dong '97", obviously named after Hong Kong '97.The Nerd Gaiden stages have a pic of Kyubey's face in the background, and the CAT-209 boss of the world is an anime-themed reference to the ED-209 from RoboCop.Bucket, who had an infamous appearance in an episode of Board James, and quotes the "BALLS, BALLS, BALLS" meme from Duke Nukem. Browntown has several to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on NES.He also references a quote from an interview with George Lucas when he has his second arm blown off. The remake's version of the boss, Dark Invader, takes more cues from not only the original Darth Vader - complete with his all-over black armor, breathing difficulties, and yelling the infamous Big "NO!" from Revenge of the Sith when he dies as well as the obvious Punny Name - but the lower half of his pre-transformation vehicle is a dead ringer for the Dalek-like one used by Davros.
When down to 1/2 HP, he transforms into a mecha-scorpion, referencing the first fake Darth Vader encounter in Namco's 1987 Star Wars Famicom game. The boss is Dark Onward, the Big Bad of the movie.The zone's name is a portmanteau of Area 51, prominently featured in Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie, and Action 52.The first stage and boss battle have swirly portals obviously lifted from Portal.Stage 2's name is "Slide Down the Shaft", referencing the screen "Whizz Down the Shaft", and Stage 3 is titled "WhyWhyWhyWhyWhyWhy" like the title of VVVVVV.Stage 3 has the Nerd reverse his gravity with every press of the jump key, exactly like the player character of VVVVVV.
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