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|image=[[File:LargeFry.png|220px]]
|image=[[File:LargeFry.png|220px]]
|first_appearance=''[[Wario Land: Shake It!]]'' ([[List of games by date#2008|2008]])
|first_appearance=''[[Wario Land: Shake It!]]'' ([[List of games by date#2008|2008]])
|species=Fish
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==Missions==
==Missions==
*Defeat the boss without taking any damage.
*''Defeat the boss without taking any damage.
*Defeat the boss within a set time limit.
*''Defeat the boss within a set time limit.
*Feed Large Fry two bombs in a row.
*''Feed Large Fry two bombs in a row.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
<gallery heights=127px widths=228px>
LargeFryscreen WLSI.jpg|Wario fighting Large Fry
LargeFryscreen WLSI.jpg|Wario fighting Large Fry
WLSI Large Fry Cook-Off enemy bags.png|Wario shaking an enemy bag
Large Fry Injured.png|Wario attacks Large Fry
Large Fry Injured.png|Wario attacks Large Fry
WLSI Large Fry Cook-Off missiles.png|Large Fry shooting missiles
Large Fry Deflates.png|Large Fry deflates after eating the bombs
Large Fry Deflates.png|Large Fry deflates after eating the bombs
</gallery>
</gallery>
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{{foreign names|
{{foreign names|
|Jap=ガマック<br />''Gamakku''
|Jap=ガマック<br />''Gamakku''
|JapM=From「ガマ」(''gama'', toad) and possibly「コック」(''kokku'', cook)
|JapM=From「ガマ」(''gama'', "toad") and possibly「コック」(''kokku'', "cook")
|SpaA=Tezena
|SpaAM=Play on "te cena" (a phrase meaning "dines on you")
|Fra=Cuistoperche
|Fra=Cuistoperche
|FraM=Portmanteau of "cuistot" (cook) and "perche" (perch)
|FraM=From ''cuistot'' ("cook") and ''perche'' ("perch")
|Ger=Wütewok
|Ger=Wütewok
|GerM=German word "wüten" (to anger) + English word "wok"
|GerM=From ''wüten'' ("to anger") and the Cantonese-derived word ''wok''
|Ita=Fritturone
|Ita=Fritturone
|ItaM=Masculine form of "frittura" (frying)
|ItaM=From ''frittura'' ("frying")
|Kor=멕기
|Kor=멕기
|KorR=Meg'gi
|KorR=Meg'gi
|KorM=Combination of "메기" (''megi'', catfish) and 먹기 (''meog'gi'', eating)
|KorM=From 메기 (''megi'', "catfish") and 먹기 (''meog'gi'', "eating")
|SpaA=Tezena
|SpaAM=Play on ''te cena'' (a phrase meaning "dines on you")
}}
}}



Revision as of 08:46, November 23, 2022

Large Fry
Artwork of Large Fry from Wario Land: Shake It!
First appearance Wario Land: Shake It! (2008)
“I am the world-famous Large Fry! I have an appetite for destruction!”
Large Fry, Wario Land: Shake It!

Large Fry is a boss that appears in Large Fry Cook-Off of Quiver Cliffs in Wario Land: Shake It!. He appears as a giant fish dressed as a chef, and his name references the phrase "small fry".

Battle

Large Fry starts by attacking with a Ground Pound, causing two sacks of enemies to drop down. Inside each sack is a mixture of red and yellow Bandineros, Buccaneros, Shortfuses, Nosedozers, or Recapitators. Large Fry also attacks by dashing from one side of the screen to the other, telegraphed by him starting to glow green; Wario can avoid the attack by ducking. The boss may also spit out giant missiles from his mouth, which home in on Wario.

Wario can only damage Large Fry by throwing an enemy into his mouth; he will spit out a bomb, which Wario must then throw back in. The bomb explodes inside Large Fry, dropping him to the floor and leaving vulnerable to attack. Defeating this boss awards the player with the Large Fry Emblem and access to the Shakedown Schooner, where Shake King, the final boss, awaits.

Missions

  • Defeat the boss without taking any damage.
  • Defeat the boss within a set time limit.
  • Feed Large Fry two bombs in a row.

Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ガマック
Gamakku
[?]
From「ガマ」(gama, "toad") and possibly「コック」(kokku, "cook")
German Wütewok[?] From wüten ("to anger") and the Cantonese-derived word wok
Italian Fritturone[?] From frittura ("frying")
Korean 멕기[?]
Meg'gi
From 메기 (megi, "catfish") and 먹기 (meog'gi, "eating")
Spanish (NOA) Tezena[?] Play on te cena (a phrase meaning "dines on you")