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[[Image:Awazonbc8-1-.png|thumb|[[Wario]] and his [[Bulldog]] airplane.]] | [[Image:Awazonbc8-1-.png|thumb|[[Wario]] and his [[Bulldog]] airplane.]] | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
While little of the Awazon River is | While little of the Awazon River is actually seen the Awazon River is the main location of the game ''[[Virtual Boy Wario Land]]''. The game mainly takes place underneath the Awazon River. [[Wario]] finds himself underneath the Awazon River after stumbling upon a trap door after following three [[Mask-Guy]]s taking treasure behind a waterfall. | ||
==Entry from Wario's Journal== | ==Entry from Wario's Journal== | ||
''I, Wario, have an interesting story to tell. One day during my vacation in the Awazon river basin, I landed my trusty seaplane, Bulldog, and decide to relax in the shadow of the beautiful Aldegara Waterfall. While basking in the sun, I spied some strange creatures with masks entering the waterfall. This piqued my interest!'' | ''I, Wario, have an interesting story to tell. One day during my vacation in the Awazon river basin, I landed my trusty seaplane, Bulldog, and decide to relax in the shadow of the beautiful Aldegara Waterfall. While basking in the sun, I spied some strange creatures with masks entering the waterfall. This piqued my interest!'' | ||
''I hurried over and | ''I hurried over and followed them into the waterfall. Behind the falls there was a large cave, and in the back of the cave … there was a vault filled with a glorious mountain of treasure!!'' | ||
''Some of the masked creatures jumped me, but I quickly overcame them. "This treasure is all mine now!", I thought to myself and rushed in to collect the loot. Suddenly, the floor collapsed and I fell!'' | ''Some of the masked creatures jumped me, but I quickly overcame them. "This treasure is all mine now!", I thought to myself and rushed in to collect the loot. Suddenly, the floor collapsed and I fell!'' | ||
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[[Image:Awazon2ol2-1-.png|thumb|Three Mask-Guys taking treasure behind the waterfall.]] | [[Image:Awazon2ol2-1-.png|thumb|Three Mask-Guys taking treasure behind the waterfall.]] | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The name ''Awazon River'' refers to the ''[[wikipedia:Amazon River|Amazon River]].'' but the M in Amazon is flipped to a W | *The name ''Awazon River'' refers to the ''[[wikipedia:Amazon River|Amazon River]].'' but the M in Amazon is flipped to a W similar to Wario's and [[Mario]]'s names. | ||
[[Category: Places]] | [[Category: Places]] | ||
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Description
While little of the Awazon River is actually seen the Awazon River is the main location of the game Virtual Boy Wario Land. The game mainly takes place underneath the Awazon River. Wario finds himself underneath the Awazon River after stumbling upon a trap door after following three Mask-Guys taking treasure behind a waterfall.
Entry from Wario's Journal
I, Wario, have an interesting story to tell. One day during my vacation in the Awazon river basin, I landed my trusty seaplane, Bulldog, and decide to relax in the shadow of the beautiful Aldegara Waterfall. While basking in the sun, I spied some strange creatures with masks entering the waterfall. This piqued my interest!
I hurried over and followed them into the waterfall. Behind the falls there was a large cave, and in the back of the cave … there was a vault filled with a glorious mountain of treasure!!
Some of the masked creatures jumped me, but I quickly overcame them. "This treasure is all mine now!", I thought to myself and rushed in to collect the loot. Suddenly, the floor collapsed and I fell!
I found myself deep within the Earth! I was quite angry and vowed revenge on these creatures, "I will get their treasure!!!"
Trivia
- The name Awazon River refers to the Amazon River. but the M in Amazon is flipped to a W similar to Wario's and Mario's names.
