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|image=[[File:WingoDoubleTrouble.png|250px]]
|code=Episode Special-16
|code=Episode Special-16
|world=[[Special Episode]]
|world=[[Special Episode]]
|game=''[[Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker]]''
|game=''[[Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker (Nintendo Switch / Nintendo 3DS)|Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker]]''
|notes=A rematch against [[Wingo]] and its fake clone at the same time.
|objective=Didn't hit fake Wingo!
|target=65 seconds
|boss=[[Wingo]]
|before=[[Boo Spotting at Multi-Vator Mayhem|<<]]
|before=[[Boo Spotting at Multi-Vator Mayhem|<<]]
|after=[[Crown Capture in Wandering Woods|>>]]
|after=[[Crown Capture in Wandering Woods|>>]]
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'''Wingo's Double Trouble''' is the sixteenth level of [[Special Episode]] in the [[Nintendo Switch]] version of ''[[Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker]]''. It was released on March 14, 2019 for players who have purchased the Special Episode DLC. This is the first of two levels in the Special Episode to not include [[Super Gem]]s, the second being [[Chaos in the Grand Labyrinth]].
'''Wingo's Double Trouble''' is the sixteenth level of [[Special Episode]] in the [[Nintendo Switch]] version of ''[[Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker]]''. It was released on March 14, 2019 for players who have purchased the Special Episode DLC. This is the first of two levels in the Special Episode to not include [[Super Gem]]s, the second being [[Chaos in the Grand Labyrinth]].
==Layout==
==Layout==
The level begins with the [[Toad Brigade]] members besides the player on top of a stormy tower like the ones in [[Wingo's Watchtower]] and [[Wingo's Whackdown]]. The [[Hint Toad|Blue Toad]] here gives the player a [[1-Up Mushroom]]. From there, a [[Clear Pipe Cannon]] launches Captain Toad to the familiar coin-covered peak of the tower where [[Wingo]] is fought.
The level begins with the [[Toad Brigade]] members besides the player on top of a stormy tower like the ones in [[Wingo's Watchtower]] and [[Wingo's Whackdown]]. The [[Hint Toad|Blue Toad]] here gives the player a [[1-Up Mushroom]]. From there, a [[Clear Pipe Cannon]] launches Captain Toad to the familiar coin-covered peak of the tower where [[Wingo]] is fought.


Once the fight begins, a second magic orb colored blue instead of purple goes in the opposite direction than Wingo, soon revealing itself to be a clone. The player can distinguish the two by looking at their necks: the real Wingo carries a [[Power Star]], while the fake Wingo carries a clear, silver star instead. Both of them can hit and affect the player with their various attacks, and can often attack simultaneously. However, they can't both use their wind gust attacks at the same time.
Once the fight begins, a second magic orb colored blue instead of purple goes in the opposite direction than Wingo, soon revealing itself to be a clone. The player can distinguish the two by looking at their necks: the real Wingo carries a [[Power Star]], while the fake Wingo carries a clear, silver star instead. Both of them can hit and affect the player with their various attacks, and can often attack simultaneously. However, they cannot both use their wind gust attacks at the same time.
 
Throwing a [[Turnip|Giant Turnip]] at the fake Wingo will only phase it out and cause it to teleport to a new location. The player can only damage the real Wingo. After hitting the real Wingo three times with giant turnips, it will be defeated and the player is rewarded with the [[Golden Crown]] to finish the level.


==Bonus objective==
Throwing a [[Giant Vegetable|giant turnip]] at the fake Wingo will only phase it out and cause it to teleport to a new location. The player can only damage the real Wingo. After hitting the real Wingo three times with giant turnips, it will be defeated and the player is rewarded with the [[Shiny Crown]] to finish the level.
*Didn't hit fake Wingo
*Target Time: 65 Seconds


==Enemies==
==Enemies==
*[[Wingo]]
{{number of enemies
|image1=[[File:Wingo CTTT.png|50px]]
|name1=[[Wingo]]
|count1=(boss)
}}


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Jap=怪鳥ウィンゴの分身バトル
|Jpn=怪鳥ウィンゴの分身バトル
|JapR=Kaichō Wingo no Bunshin Batoru
|JpnR=Kaichō Wingo no Bunshin Batoru
|JapM=The Strange Bird Wingo's Clone Battle
|JpnM=The Monstrous Bird Wingo's Doppelganger Battle
|Dut=Weerzien met Wingo
|DutM=Reunion with Wingo
|FreA=Wingo en duo
|FreAM=Wingo-Duo
|FreE=Double ration de Wingo
|FreEM=Wingo's Double Ration
|Ger=Wingos Doppelgänger
|GerM=Wingo's Doppelganger
|Ita=Doppio Wingo? Doppia seccatura!
|ItaM=Double Wingo? Double Trouble!
|SpaA=Wingo al cuadrado
|SpaAM=Wingo Squared
|SpaE=A falta de Wingo, malos son dos
|SpaEM=Without Wingo, Two is Even Worse
}}
}}
 
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{{CTTT Levels}}
[[Category:Towers]]
[[Category:Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker Levels]]
[[Category:Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker levels]]
[[it:Doppio Wingo? Doppia seccatura!]]

Latest revision as of 17:23, March 18, 2025

Level
Wingo's Double Trouble
WingoDoubleTrouble.png
Level code Episode Special-16
World Special Episode
Game Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker
Objective Didn't hit fake Wingo!
Target 65 seconds
Boss Wingo
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Wingo's Double Trouble is the sixteenth level of Special Episode in the Nintendo Switch version of Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. It was released on March 14, 2019 for players who have purchased the Special Episode DLC. This is the first of two levels in the Special Episode to not include Super Gems, the second being Chaos in the Grand Labyrinth.

Layout[edit]

The level begins with the Toad Brigade members besides the player on top of a stormy tower like the ones in Wingo's Watchtower and Wingo's Whackdown. The Blue Toad here gives the player a 1-Up Mushroom. From there, a Clear Pipe Cannon launches Captain Toad to the familiar coin-covered peak of the tower where Wingo is fought.

Once the fight begins, a second magic orb colored blue instead of purple goes in the opposite direction than Wingo, soon revealing itself to be a clone. The player can distinguish the two by looking at their necks: the real Wingo carries a Power Star, while the fake Wingo carries a clear, silver star instead. Both of them can hit and affect the player with their various attacks, and can often attack simultaneously. However, they cannot both use their wind gust attacks at the same time.

Throwing a giant turnip at the fake Wingo will only phase it out and cause it to teleport to a new location. The player can only damage the real Wingo. After hitting the real Wingo three times with giant turnips, it will be defeated and the player is rewarded with the Shiny Crown to finish the level.

Enemies[edit]

Image Name Count
Artwork of Wingo from Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker Wingo (boss)

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese 怪鳥ウィンゴの分身バトル[?]
Kaichō Wingo no Bunshin Batoru 		The Monstrous Bird Wingo's Doppelganger Battle
Dutch Weerzien met Wingo[?] Reunion with Wingo
French (NOA) Wingo en duo[?] Wingo-Duo
French (NOE) Double ration de Wingo[?] Wingo's Double Ration
German Wingos Doppelgänger[?] Wingo's Doppelganger
Italian Doppio Wingo? Doppia seccatura![?] Double Wingo? Double Trouble!
Spanish (NOA) Wingo al cuadrado[?] Wingo Squared
Spanish (NOE) A falta de Wingo, malos son dos[?] Without Wingo, Two is Even Worse
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Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker levels
Episode 1 Plucky Pass Beginnings • Walleye Tumble Temple • Touchstone Trouble • Mushroom Mesa • Double Cherry Palace • Shy Guy Heights • Spinwheel Library • Mine Cart Tunnel Throwdown • Spinwheel Bullet Bill Base • The King of Pyropuff Peak • Piranha Creeper Cove • Briny Bowl Swimming Hole • Turnip Cannon Jungle • Pop-Up Prairie Town • Drop-Road Dash • Bizarre Doors of Boo Mansion • Blizzard on the Star Express • Wingo's Watchtower
Episode 2 Chute Scoot Slopes • Stumper Sneakaround • Mine Cart Sunset Rundown • Sinister Street Signs • Floaty Fun Water Park • Drift-Along Canyon • Sliding Slab Shuffle • Spooky Specters at Shadow Manor • Draggadon's Revenge • Spinwheel Cog Ruins • Windup Stairs • Up 'n' Down Terrace • Clear Pipe Puzzleplex • Midnight in the Wandering Woods • Double Cherry Spires • Bullet Bill's Touchy Trials • Spinwheel Sky Fort • Battle Tower Blitz
Episode 3 Rolling Inferno • Seesaw Sizzle • Beep Block Sky Plaza • Pickax Cave Plummet • Stumpy Springs Sanctuary • Biddybud Snow Stroll • Cagey Conkdor Caper • Up 'n' Down Desert • Mine Cart Ruins Rumble • Multi-Vator Mayhem • Flip Panel Footpath • Rock Block Badlands • Secret of the Golden Realm • Shy Guy Shadow Den • Razzle-Dazzle Slider • Poison Canal Cannon Run • Fright Train Flight • No Sleep at Magikoopa Keep • Retro Ramp-Up • Twisty-Turny Planet • Ghost Gallery Gambit • Touchstone Turmoil • Color Crate Carousel • Trick-Track Hall • Deep-Space Gyromajig • Magma Road Marathon • Scalding Scaffold Sinkhole • Wingo's Whackdown
Bonus Episode Super Bell Hill* • Conkdor Canyon* • Shadow-Play Alley* • Clear Pipe Cruise* • Secret of the Inverted Pyramid# • Mine Cart Cascade Crusade# • Uptown, Downtown# • Cookatiel's Sizzling Sprint# • Toad Brigade to Mushroom Mesa! • Toad Brigade to Trick-Track Hall! • Toad Brigade to Bullet Bill Base! • Toad Brigade to Magikoopa Keep! • Mummy-Me on Flip Panel Footpath • Mummy-Me on Drop-Road Dash • Mummy-Me at Pyropuff Peak • Episode 1 Prologue • Episode 2 Prologue • Episode 3 Prologue • Mummy-Me Maze Forever • Coins Galore • More Coins Galore • Even More Coins Galore
Special Episode† Shifty Shrine • Crown Capture at Mushroom Ruins • Boo Spotting at Darkly Cove • Goomba Galleon • Crown Capture on the Touchstone • Boo Spotting at Shadow Den • Mine Cart Scalding Scaffold • Cocoa Meltdown • Crown Capture at Up 'n' Down Terrace • Boo Spotting at Shy Guy Heights • Flip Panel Panic • Crown Capture at Pop-Up Prairie Town • Boo Spotting on the Fright Train • Spinning Starmaze • Boo Spotting at Multi-Vator Mayhem • Wingo's Double Trouble • Crown Capture in Wandering Woods • Chaos in the Grand Labyrinth • Draggadon's Gold Rush
* Exclusive to the Wii U version
# Exclusive to the Nintendo Switch/3DS versions
† Exclusive to the Nintendo Switch version
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