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Megas
[edit]There is no such mega trick as a Funky Dance.
Time mode
[edit]There's also a timed / race mode, where you can race against yourself as a ghost uni to attempt to beat your best time so far. - BBR
Lawsuit
[edit]I read on that production of Uniracers was stopped due to a lawsuit by Pixar, so only the initial run of 300k were sold. This information should be incorporated into the article. —Pie4all88 T C 20:36, 9 March 2010 (UTC)
Page move
[edit]re: the article title move last year, what policy is "Use native title" referencing? I've never heard of such a justification. The standard has always been to use the common name and, failing that, keeping the status quo title the article had for 20 years. What sources are being used to justify this change? czar 10:56, 18 July 2025 (UTC)