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Is ghost offical? Wario games are known to have odd boss names. {{User|Mechayoshi}} | Is ghost offical? Wario games are known to have odd boss names. {{User|Mechayoshi}} | ||
:The level he appears in is called "Capture the ghost!" in the English version. The names [[Giant Snake]], [[Giant Bee]] and [[Cave Master]] (they aren't capitalised in the game) are also taken from those instructions (e.g. "Defeat the giant snake!"). Whether those names are intended to be the official names of the enemies is up to interpretation... --[[User:Grandy02|Grandy02]] 13:07, 9 November 2010 (UTC) | |||
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Uhmm... Why is this Enemy in the Black Sugar Pirates category? He abducts Captain Syrup and is clearly none of her followers. Same goes for the King Bubble dude.
Edofenrir 15:54, 25 August 2009 (EDT)
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Is ghost offical? Wario games are known to have odd boss names. Mechayoshi (talk)
- The level he appears in is called "Capture the ghost!" in the English version. The names Giant Snake, Giant Bee and Cave Master (they aren't capitalised in the game) are also taken from those instructions (e.g. "Defeat the giant snake!"). Whether those names are intended to be the official names of the enemies is up to interpretation... --Grandy02 13:07, 9 November 2010 (UTC)
