Sorry to disappoint you but…according to one of the developers, "Koopa" comes from the Japanese pronunciation of a Korean dish (which I guess is usually written in English as "gukbap"). They were trying to think up of a name for the boss character, some hungry guy started talking about wanting to eat some "koopa," and…

Well, I got my Valentine's Day present: A new upcoming Matsuno-Yoshida-Sakimoto game! (Against all odds, too; it was $100,000 short of its $600,000 Kickstarter goal just two days ago.)

As far as the gangster shaking up the meek chips-eating viewer goes, I don't think it's supposed to be taken as hypocritical. He's not against eating during a movie; just "noisy" food. Unlike chips, roast chicken and beef don't produce much noise when eaten (unless you're chewing with your mouth open, but I don't see…

He said the sheriff's nabbin' a Nabin!

He said the sheriff's nabbin' a Nabin!

Dafoe finds out that the Tasmanian Dragon is not an animal, but actually a person (Neill), the leader of the greenies. They team up to fight the pharmaceutical company and its redneck goons, with the aid of a bumbling smuggler (DeVito).

It's weird, but none of the other reviews out right now mention Neill either. Maybe his role's a bit spoilerific?