History Funny / CrashTeamRacingNitroFueled

** Little Norm does some mime tricks, then breaks as evidenced by a whistling noise. He falls onto an invisible wall he apparently created beforehand.

* The CTR TV report for Back N. Time has Stew left in a paralyzed state of shock after he sees the latest karts, and he remains that way for the rest of the video.

** A OnceGreenMars is shown as a barren parking lot, being of course a victim of Oxide's "Survival of the Fastest". This serves as the ''Crash Bandicoot'' universe's explanation for alien life coming from anywhere ''but'' there.

** Papu Papu is as ham-tastic as can be, with a quartet of villagers carrying his kart in with him atop it like a palaquin. As he pontificates, Papu Papu smacks his load-bearers aside with his staff till only one remains to struggle to hold him up. That last one gives up the ghost and collapses, only to have Papu Papu slam his staff into the poor guy as a capstone to the shade he's throwing at the player (bonus points for accidentally blaring the horn with his gut as he sits down). Despite this careless display, however, Papu Papu manages [[ImprobableParkingSkills a perfect three-point turn]] to avoid actually running over any of his subjects on the way out. After you beat him, the key he's about to give you has a donut ringed around it, which Papu eats off before handing it over. This is on top of [[Hammerspace various other things that fall off his person]] while he digs the key up.
* The remastered tracks, battle arenas, and Adventure areas have some amusing touches and plenty of FunnyBackgroundEvents:

** [[FanDisservice Shower Cap Oxide]]. The sheer idea of the costume is [[RefugeInAudacity silly enough on its own]], but for his victory animation he ''[[SingingInTheShower sings]]''. After he does this, he notices the audience and [[NakedFreakOut covers up]].

** One of Fake Crash's victory quotes is an especially long soundbite of goofy chuckling.
** Oxide occasionally remarks that "unicycling sounds fun" if he fails to place first, alluding to his [[CallBack accident]].

** The omission of Oxide's unicycle accident in his ending is changed to "the ratings boards are watching us", having the effect of [[TakeThatCensors rather amusing banter]] from the developers.

* The racer characters have a lot more room to show personality thanks to having more dialogue and animation, some cases of which can also be pretty funny.

** N. Trance drives standing up, as he likely can't bend his legs. This game also reveals him to be a WaddlingHead inside a mechanical suit, so he has to hold himself in when doing a Trick Jump. During his podium victory animation, he twirls himself like a basketball.
** Real Velo constantly plays to the crowd while he's driving. During a Trick Jump in particular he waves seductively to his left. He continues to do so during his podium victory animation, despite putting a hand to his ear expecting to hear applause but instead getting boos.
* Liz bats her eyelashes innocently while idle and while racing occasionally shouts that [[YourMom "Your mum's an armadillo!"]]

* The remastered tracks and Adventure areas have some amusing touches and plenty of FunnyBackgroundEvents:

** [[FanDisservice Shower Cap Oxide]]. The sheer idea of the costume is [[RefugeInAudacity silly enough on its own]], but for his victory animation he ''[[SingingInTheShower sings]]''.

* The new WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue offers loads of moments, expanding on the original's ones or creating new ones outright:
** The sheer irony in the fact that [[PyroManiac Dingodile]] becomes... '''''a firefighter!!'''''

** Oxide's ending has the rather amusing addition of the developers noting that the ratings boards are watching them.

** Papu Papu is as ham-tastic as can be, with a quartet of villager minions that carry him and his cart that he stands upon towards the player. As he pontificates Papu Papu smacks his load-bearers aside with his staff till only one remains to struggle to hold him up. That last one gives up the ghost and collapses, only to have Papu Papu slam his staff into the poor guy as a capstone to the shade he's throwing at the player (bonus points for accidentally blaring the horn with his gut as he sits down). Despite this careless display, however, Papu Papu manages [[ImprobableParkingSkills a perfect three-point turn]] to avoid actually running over any of his subjects on the way out. After you beat him, the key he's about to give you has a donut ringed around it, which Papu eats off of it before handing it over. This is on top of various other things that fall off his person while he digs the key up.
* Pinstripe will loudly yell "Forget about it!" while passing another racer.
* N. Trance drives standing up, as he likely can't bend his legs. This game also reveals him to be a WaddlingHead inside a mechanical suit, so he has to hold himself in when doing a Trick Jump.
* Real Velo constantly plays to the crowd while he's driving. During a Trick Jump he waves seductively to his left.
* Citadel City and Cortex Castle feature architecture and stained glass glorifying Cortex to an insane degree. In particular, there are images of an exaggerated muscular Cortex, Cortex holding Uka Uka in an AlasPoorYorick pose with Crash's angel below, an immaculate window of Uka Uka overtop the most commonly-seen screen in the ''N. Sane Trilogy''; [[NintendoHard the Game Over Screen]], and [[VideoGame/CrashTwinsanity Cortex in drag impersonating Coco]]. Prominent statues of Cortex pointing also advertise directions.
* [[VideoGame/CrashBandicoot3Warped A Lab Assistant dressed as a knight can be seen trying to pull a sword from a crystal]] in Gem Stone Valley.
* In Tiger Temple tigers are seen all over the place. On the bridges above the track a player can see a tiger chasing a chicken. But every so often they can see that same chicken chasing the tiger!
* Hearing the carts honk at a player or other computer characters when they bump into one another is a touch that can catch some players not expecting it off guard. Players can also honk manually when there isn't an item on their person.
* The comic released alongside the game reveals that while each of the other bosses found their key by intercepting a drone, Ripper Roo found his after a drone accidentally dropped it on his head, leaving him to fish it out of the water he was sitting next to.
** It's also shown that not only is the intro cutscene's montage from the viewpoint of the several drones he has observing the competition, but he'd been watching them all... [[NobodyPoops from on the toilet.]] And when he finishes up to scatter his Boss Keys, he has a ToiletPaperTrail.
** All the tracks and shortcuts were also created by Oxide... Or more specifically, his team of mistreated and very disgruntled robots, who curse at him in binary behind his back.
* Liz will sometimes drop this gem: [[YourMom "Your mum's an armadillo!"]]

** All the tracks and shortcuts were also created by Oxide... Or more specifically, his team of mistreated and very disgruntled robots, who curse at him in binary behind his back.

** It's also shown that not only is the intro cutscene's montage from the viewpoint of the several drones he has observing the competition, but he'd been watching them all... on the toilet. And when he finishes up to scatter his Boss Keys, he has a ToiletPaperTrail.

** Khan Komodo Joe shows off with a ''huge'' [[CarryABigStick morning star]], but it's clearly too heavy for him, and it falls first on his head, [[AgonyOfTheFeet then on his foot.]]

** Star Coco calls for a teleport out, only to come back a few seconds later [[TeleporterAccident with her still normal-sized head on a shrunken body]]. Something similar happens to Star Oxide, except he first fires his blasters and launches himself offscreen.

* Remember the glitches accompanying Penta Penguin in the NTSC version of the original? Especially "Penguin Yay 1" and the fact that he has both Aku Aku AND Uka Uka for the Mask powerup? Well, Beenox did, and instead of just correcting the bugs, [[AscendedGlitch they decided to run with it!]] Penta now actually says "Penguin Yay 1" for real, and he has AmbiguouslyEvil moments in his victory animations!

* The new WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue offers loads of moments, expanding on the original's ones or downright creating new ones:

* The bosses' cutscenes from Adventure Mode are funny, as well.
** Ripper Roo is LaughingMad as he blows up a massive pile of explosives to introduce himself. The sheer insanity he exudes is enough to get some players to chuckle. After his defeat, he ''literally'' coughs the key up to give it to you, though this occurs offscreen.
** Papu Papu is as ham-tastic as can be, with a quartet of villager minions that carry him and his cart that he stands upon towards the player. As he pontificates Papu Papu smacks his load-bearers aside with his staff till only one remains to struggle to hold him up. That last one gives up the ghost and collapses, only to have Papu Papu slam his staff into the poor guy as a capstone to the shade he's throwing at the player. Despite this careless display, however, Papu Papu manages [[ImprobableParkingSkills a perfect three-point turn]] to avoid actually running over any of his subjects on the way out. After you beat him, the key he's about to give you has a donut ringed around it, which Papu eats off of it before handing it over. This is on top of various other things that fall off his person while he digs the key up.
** Komodo Joe flips his kart and sharpens his sword on the wheels while he spins them.
** After you beat Oxide, it's revealed his seat is a swivel chair as he turns in a circle screaming in defeat.

* The Comic released alongside the game reveals that while each of the other bosses found their key by intercepting a drone, Ripper Roo found his after a drone accidentally dropped it on his head, leaving him to fish it out of the water he was sitting next to.
** It's also shown that not only is the intro cutscene's montage from the viewpoint of the several drones he has observing the competition, but he'd been watching them all... on the toilet. And when he finishes up to scatter his Boss Keys, he has a very ToiletPaperTrail.

* Hearing the carts honk at a player or other computer characters when they bump into one another is a touch that can catch some players not expecting it off guard. Players can also honk manually when there isn't an item on their person.

** In the original game, Pura's ending says that he went on to work with Siegfried and Roy expies in their tiger show, only to get fired after he [[FunnyAneurysmMoment accidentally killed the latter.]] [[BlackComedy The ending is almost exactly the same in the remaster]], only [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed changing "Floyd"'s death to him getting badly injured]].

** Ripper Roo becomes a Thrill Ride Engineer... but ends up ''blacklisted'' after officials learn that every ride he creates is just a new way for him to test his pain threshold. Yep, our favourite nutcase kangaroo is as crazy as ever!
** In the original game, Pura's ending says that he went on to work with Siegfried and Roy expies in their tiger show, only to get fired after he [[FunnyAneurysmMoment accidentally killed the latter.]] [[BlackComedy The ending is almost exactly the same in the remaster]], only changing "Floyd"'s death to him getting badly injured.

* The fun begins immediately at the title screen! Not only do you get the "Crash gets clobbered by the CTR letters", made even funnier with the improved graphics, but if you deliberately wait at said screen, Crash will ''not'' appreciate it. He'll get a cramp in his cheeks from smiling, point at the "Press START" text, roll his eyes exasperatedly, start sleeping, look at a butterfly flying by...

* Ripper Roo and Papu Papu's intros are funny as well.
** Ripper Roo is LaughingMad as he blows up a massive pile of explosives to introduce himself. The sheer insanity he exudes is enough to get some players to chuckle.
** Papu Papu is as ham-tastic as can be, with a quartet of villager minions that carry him and his cart that he stands upon towards the player. As he pontificates Papu Papu smacks his load-bearers aside with his staff till only one remains to struggle to hold him up. That last one gives up the ghost and collapses, only to have Papu Papu slam his staff into the poor guy as a capstone to the shade he's throwing at the player. Despite this careless display, however, Papu Papu manages [[ImprobableParkingSkills a perfect three-point turn]] to avoid actually running over any of his subjects on the way out.

** [[FanDisservice Shower Cap Oxide]]. The sheer idea of the costume is [[RefugeInAudacity silly enough on its own]],, but for his victory animation he ''[[SingingInTheShower sings]]''.

** Papu Papu is as ham-tastic as can be, with a quartet of villager minions that carry him and his cart that he stands upon towards the player. As he pontificates Papu Papu smacks his load-bearers aside with his staff till only one remains to struggle to hold him up. That last one gives up the ghost and collapses, only to have Papu Papu slam his staff into the poor guy as a capstone to the shade he's throwing at the player.

** N. Tropy travels to the future and encounters [[Film/BackToTheFuture "a peculiar man in a red coat with the sweetest kicks you've ever seen"]].

** Bulldog Zam... [[ToiletHumor pisses.]] Nothing explicit is shown, but it's cringingly obvious what's he's doing...
* Some of the losing animations qualify, too.

** Oxide's ending has the rather amusing addition of the developers noting that the ratings boards are watching them.

** In the original game, Pura's ending says that he went on to work with Siegfried and Roy expies in their tiger show, only to get fired after he [[FunnyAneurysmMoment seriously injured the latter.]] [[BlackComedy It's one of the few endings kept completely intact in the remaster.]]

** Oxide's ending has the rather amusing addition of the developers noting the ratings boards are watching them.

** Bulldog Zam... pisses. Nothing explicit is shown, but it's cringingly obvious what's he's doing...