Library scope reported by the browser site
MimicParty.net's attribution page says its browser edition has 200 playable reference sounds across ten sound worlds. It says each production file is tracked with a source URL, transformation record, final asset hash, and scoring-feature hash.
Provenance is not a transfer licence
The same page says its recognizable clips draw from public GitHub soundboards and Wikimedia Commons, while some voice material uses LJSpeech. A source link or attribution record does not grant this wiki the right to redistribute the underlying audio, artwork, or source list.
What this wiki includes
This wiki records the browser edition's documented sound-world categories and explains the reported library system. It does not copy its audio files, visual assets, or a full third-party sound list. Those assets require a separate, verified licence for this site's intended use.
Current rights boundary
The browser site's own terms say published sounds must be original, commissioned, public domain, or otherwise cleared, and may be removed when permissions change. Treat its 200-sound library as information about that separate browser project, not as official content for the FoliesApp Steam game.