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Short story long:

I wanted to get some sprites from a game,
I Look up NDS sprite ripping program, I get recommended Apicula, and I then download it.
I decide to use this one rom of Go Go Cosmo Cops I downloaded a while ago to test the program, and I find This:

kirby.png


…Under the incredibly unassuming filename of "player.nsbmd"

Now, I did download this GGCC rom from the web, so someone could have put that there to troll me specifically, but I have no way of knowing either way, so I'm asking here to see if anyone's got the time to corroborate if this is actually in in the O.G. game's rom
 
This is not that uncommon, Ocarina of Time has an Arwing from Star Fox 64 within its files, and it's even possible to make it appear in the game with hacks, there's also a Tiger Woods game with a South Park episode included in the disc for some reason, and F-Zero GX includes F-Zero AX, which can be accessed with a cheat code. The easiest way to check if that Kirby model is part of the original game is to compare the hashes of your rom with these:

CRC32: 5918c517
MD5: 04cd51a8dfd0bc8ccbd65d51ef0f6a1a
SHA-1: 570917172a82a0d8b6e9b556e7c00766da65fc70
SHA-256: 1592bf672e07b734d96b466a17ada6eaefbb8039771444f673ec27d651d1e4ae

if they match then your rom is a legit unmodified copy, if not its either a different but still unmodified dump, or the Kirby model was put there by whoever uploaded the rom online, thus changing the hashes.
 
This is not that uncommon, Ocarina of Time has an Arwing from Star Fox 64 within its files, and it's even possible to make it appear in the game with hacks, there's also a Tiger Woods game with a South Park episode included in the disc for some reason, and F-Zero GX includes F-Zero AX, which can be accessed with a cheat code. The easiest way to check if that Kirby model is part of the original game is to compare the hashes of your rom with these:

CRC32: 5918c517
MD5: 04cd51a8dfd0bc8ccbd65d51ef0f6a1a
SHA-1: 570917172a82a0d8b6e9b556e7c00766da65fc70
SHA-256: 1592bf672e07b734d96b466a17ada6eaefbb8039771444f673ec27d651d1e4ae

if they match then your rom is a legit unmodified copy, if not its either a different but still unmodified dump, or the Kirby model was put there by whoever uploaded the rom online, thus changing the hashes.

I'm not super familiar with hashes, but I used this site [ https://www.romhacking.net/hash/ ] to check the rom I got, and the hashes it showed me don't seem to match at all with those you provided, instead I got these, under the "All Hashes" tab:

File SHA18BF921D5FD742E7F9319829946B5310012215CC4
ROM SHA18BF921D5FD742E7F9319829946B5310012215CC4
File MD58587FB5D5F95CFDCE22FFF8B417939E9
ROM MD58587FB5D5F95CFDCE22FFF8B417939E9
File CRC32D0AE3DDC
ROM CRC32D0AE3DDC
 
It's probably a different dump, that's why the hashes didn't match, but I can confirm that Kirby is indeed in the game files:
 

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Well, it would be surprising if TCRF had other documentation on this game but not about this specific element, but considering it doesn't seem to be a well-known game, it's hardly impossible.
Oh sorry, that's not what I meant, I was talking about the confirmation by tmnr1992 …oops

As for TCRF, I suppose the next step would be to get this documented over there
 

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