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While visiting [[Mushroom King | While visiting the [[Mushroom King]]'s throne room, Mario hears the king yelling at [[Wooster]], saying he committed "treason" by "attacking the royal crown". The Mushroom King goes on to say that Wooster insulted and disrespected his recently bought crown, calling it an "abomination" due to its clunky design and neon lights; the only way Wooster could redeem himself to the King is by delivering humiliating apology; instead of apologizing though, Wooster simply resigns as the Mushroom King's adviser/assistant. | ||
Mario, realizing that without Wooster, the King won't be able to make any coherent decisions, tries to rush after Wooster, unfortunately, King | Mario, realizing that without Wooster, the King won't be able to make any coherent decisions, tries to rush after Wooster, unfortunately, the Mushroom King forbids that Mario go after Wooster. Before Mario and the Mushroom King can debate the issue further, a battered [[Toad]] suddenly bursts into the room, saying that Wooster has been kidnapped by [[Koopa Troopa]]s. | ||
Hearing of Wooster's kidnapping, Mario decides to rush off and rescue him; unfortunately, the stubborn King | Hearing of Wooster's kidnapping, Mario decides to rush off and rescue him; unfortunately, the stubborn Mushroom King won't allow Mario or Toad to go rescue Wooster, believing that Wooster had willingly joined [[Bowser]]'s side. The Mushroom King goes on to say that if Mario and Toad disobey him and go after Wooster anyway, they shouldn't expect to be welcomed back when they return. | ||
Deciding to work things out with King | Deciding to work things out with the Mushroom King later, Mario and Toad make their way to a [[Mask Gate]]. After some off-screen journeying, Mario and Toad make it to [[Bowser's Castle]], where they battle a multitude of [[Shy Guy]] guards, with Toad taking a Shy Guy hostage, planning on "throwing him at Koopa". | ||
While traveling through the castle with the ever queasy Shy Guy, Mario and Toad are surprised to see that none of the Shy Guy, [[Snifit]] or [[Birdo]] guards are attacking them. Wondering why they've been met with such little resistance, Mario and Toad wind-up spying Wooster acting as Bowser's willing servant, feeding him a large amount of food. | While traveling through the castle with the ever queasy Shy Guy, Mario and Toad are surprised to see that none of the Shy Guy, [[Snifit]] or [[Birdo]] guards are attacking them. Wondering why they've been met with such little resistance, Mario and Toad wind-up spying Wooster acting as Bowser's willing servant, feeding him a large amount of food. | ||
Despite Wooster's apparent change of allegiance, Mario and Toad still decide to go and rescue him and begin fighting their way through a brigade of Shy Guys, with Toad's unwilling Shy Guy companion offering commentary all the way. It is only when Mario and Toad reach the entrance to Bowser's throne room that they realize that if they do "rescue" Wooster and take him back to the [[Mushroom Kingdom| | Despite Wooster's apparent change of allegiance, Mario and Toad still decide to go and rescue him and begin fighting their way through a brigade of Shy Guys, with Toad's unwilling Shy Guy companion offering commentary all the way. It is only when Mario and Toad reach the entrance to Bowser's throne room that they realize that if they do "rescue" Wooster and take him back to the [[Mushroom Kingdom|Mushroomland]], they'll be labeled as traitors by the Mushroom King. | ||
Disregarding this fact, Mario and Toad burst into Bowser's throne room, preparing for battle; oddly though, Bowser, along with all his bodyguards, are asleep. It is only then that Wooster appears, saying that he had fed Bowser and his minions enough junk food to induce hibernation in them and make them lethargic. A joyous Mario and Toad, happy that Wooster was innocent all along, begin to head off to the | Disregarding this fact, Mario and Toad burst into Bowser's throne room, preparing for battle; oddly though, Bowser, along with all his bodyguards, are asleep. It is only then that Wooster appears, saying that he had fed Bowser and his minions enough junk food to induce hibernation in them and make them lethargic. A joyous Mario and Toad, happy that Wooster was innocent all along, begin to head off to the Mushroomland with him, with Toad throwing his Shy Guy hostage at Bowser's head for fun. | ||
It is only when Mario, Toad and Wooster reach the | It is only when Mario, Toad and Wooster reach the Mushroomland that Wooster begins to become resistant, saying he won't return to the Mushroom King's staff until he is appreciated more, Wooster also refuses to apologize to the King. Regardless of Wooster's decision, Mario and Toad begin to drag him to the Mushroom King's throne room, saying that Wooster has "decided to apologize". | ||
In the throne room, Mario, Toad and Wooster are surprised to find King | In the throne room, Mario, Toad and Wooster are surprised to find the Mushroom King hiding fearfully from [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]], who is angry at him for letting Wooster resign. A terrified Mushroom King runs from the recently appeared Princess Toadstool, crashing right into a broom closet. Seeing Wooster, Princess Toadstool happily welcomes him back as the Mushroom King is buried under a mountain of junk in the closet. | ||
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Revision as of 03:03, February 4, 2016
Betrayal Most Proper was an issue of Valiant's Nintendo Comics System imprint.
Plot Synopsis
While visiting the Mushroom King's throne room, Mario hears the king yelling at Wooster, saying he committed "treason" by "attacking the royal crown". The Mushroom King goes on to say that Wooster insulted and disrespected his recently bought crown, calling it an "abomination" due to its clunky design and neon lights; the only way Wooster could redeem himself to the King is by delivering humiliating apology; instead of apologizing though, Wooster simply resigns as the Mushroom King's adviser/assistant.
Mario, realizing that without Wooster, the King won't be able to make any coherent decisions, tries to rush after Wooster, unfortunately, the Mushroom King forbids that Mario go after Wooster. Before Mario and the Mushroom King can debate the issue further, a battered Toad suddenly bursts into the room, saying that Wooster has been kidnapped by Koopa Troopas.
Hearing of Wooster's kidnapping, Mario decides to rush off and rescue him; unfortunately, the stubborn Mushroom King won't allow Mario or Toad to go rescue Wooster, believing that Wooster had willingly joined Bowser's side. The Mushroom King goes on to say that if Mario and Toad disobey him and go after Wooster anyway, they shouldn't expect to be welcomed back when they return.
Deciding to work things out with the Mushroom King later, Mario and Toad make their way to a Mask Gate. After some off-screen journeying, Mario and Toad make it to Bowser's Castle, where they battle a multitude of Shy Guy guards, with Toad taking a Shy Guy hostage, planning on "throwing him at Koopa".
While traveling through the castle with the ever queasy Shy Guy, Mario and Toad are surprised to see that none of the Shy Guy, Snifit or Birdo guards are attacking them. Wondering why they've been met with such little resistance, Mario and Toad wind-up spying Wooster acting as Bowser's willing servant, feeding him a large amount of food.
Despite Wooster's apparent change of allegiance, Mario and Toad still decide to go and rescue him and begin fighting their way through a brigade of Shy Guys, with Toad's unwilling Shy Guy companion offering commentary all the way. It is only when Mario and Toad reach the entrance to Bowser's throne room that they realize that if they do "rescue" Wooster and take him back to the Mushroomland, they'll be labeled as traitors by the Mushroom King.
Disregarding this fact, Mario and Toad burst into Bowser's throne room, preparing for battle; oddly though, Bowser, along with all his bodyguards, are asleep. It is only then that Wooster appears, saying that he had fed Bowser and his minions enough junk food to induce hibernation in them and make them lethargic. A joyous Mario and Toad, happy that Wooster was innocent all along, begin to head off to the Mushroomland with him, with Toad throwing his Shy Guy hostage at Bowser's head for fun.
It is only when Mario, Toad and Wooster reach the Mushroomland that Wooster begins to become resistant, saying he won't return to the Mushroom King's staff until he is appreciated more, Wooster also refuses to apologize to the King. Regardless of Wooster's decision, Mario and Toad begin to drag him to the Mushroom King's throne room, saying that Wooster has "decided to apologize".
In the throne room, Mario, Toad and Wooster are surprised to find the Mushroom King hiding fearfully from Princess Toadstool, who is angry at him for letting Wooster resign. A terrified Mushroom King runs from the recently appeared Princess Toadstool, crashing right into a broom closet. Seeing Wooster, Princess Toadstool happily welcomes him back as the Mushroom King is buried under a mountain of junk in the closet.
