Wario: Master of Disguise 2

Wario: Master of Disguise 2 is a game that is a sequel to the game released for the Nintendo DS. It is developed by Bandai Namco and Good-Feel, produced by Goofy Ahh Uncle Productions and published by Nintendo.
== Plot ==
=== Prologue ===
At his house, Wario is in his house watching TV bored doing nothing but picking his nose. When he changes the TV channel, he realizes that a few minutes will pass the new season of The Silver Zephyr. Realizing that the show is about to start, Wario decides to enter the TV using Telmet. After Wario entered TV, the show was renamed The Totally Awesome Adventures of The Purple Wind. Upon entering the program, Wario magically changes his default outfit to his Purple Wind outfit and encounters Goodstyle again. Goodstyle tells Wario that he hasn't seen him since the last adventure and Wario replies that he's looking forward to getting his hands on some treasure.
When Wario and Goodstyle go on a treasure hunting adventure, Count Cannoli appears and realizes that something is wrong with the program. Count Cannoli suspects that Wario has once again entered the program and stolen the spotlight once again, although he believes that Wario is not once again stealing his reputation, but rather going after the treasure. So Count Cannoli decides to follow Wario to find out why he came back to steal the spotlight.
=== Episode 1: The treasure hunt begins! ===
Wario and Goodstyle arrive at Offolor Island, an island where there are many puzzles, enemies and traps. When Wario arrives at the island's first treasure, Count Cannoli appears and demands that Wario hand it over, to which Wario greedily refuses to hand over the treasure to Count Cannoli. So Count Cannoli has no choice but to face Wario piloting his mecha robot Mad Hat Cannoli I. When Wario defeats Count Cannoli by destroying the Mad Hat Cannoli I, Count Cannoli tells Wario that this isn't over before walking away, leaving Wario to keep the treasure.
When Wario finds the last treasure, a stone ogre named Rockracius appears and tells Wario to stay away from the treasure. Wario refuses saying that this treasure will make him rich, further angering the ogre. Then Rockracius decides to face Wario to prevent him from getting his hands on the treasure, but Wario defeats him. When Wario opens the treasure, Goodstyle discovers that this treasure is a legendary treasure and that there are 7 legendary treasures scattered around the world. Goodstyle also reveals that the 7 Legendary Treasures can grant the user any wish the user possesses, which cheers up Wario, who says that he will fulfill his wish to get rich if he has all 7 Legendary Treasures.
Then Wario and Goodstyle go in search of the other 6 remaining legendary treasures while Count Cannoli looks closely and decides to follow Wario and Goodstyle.
=== Episode 2: Return to the Pharaoh's Pyramid! ===
When Wario questions Goodstyle about the location of the next legendary treasure, Goodstyle surmises that Pharaoh Poobah may have the next legendary treasure and Wario decides to go back to the Pharaoh's pyramid. When they arrive at Pharaoh Poobah's pyramid, Wario realizes that the pyramid hasn't changed at all since he last visited it and decides to explore it to collect the treasures. When Wario arrives in the room that leads to the entrance to Poobah's room, the Royal Doorkeeper from the previous game still guards the Pharaoh's room.
The Royal Porter asks Wario why he came back and Wario replies that he came to find out if Pharaoh Poobah has the legendary treasure, with the Royal Porter replying that the Pharaoh has what Wario is looking for, letting Wario enter the Pharaoh's room. Then Wario demands the pharaoh to hand over the treasure, but the pharaoh replies that he will only give the legendary treasure if Wario defeats him in a battle, in which Wario accepts. Then Wario once again defeats Poobah and claims the treasure.
When Wario demands Goodstyle for the location of the next Legendary Treasure, Poobah overhears the conversation and sends Wario and Goodstyle to the portal that leads to the location where the next Legendary Treasure is located.
=== Episode 3: A Sweet Victory! ===
Then Wario and Goodstyle arrive at Rot'em Valley, a place made entirely of candy. When Wario asks Goodstyle what this place is, Goodstyle replies that this place is Rot'em Vally, a place made entirely of candy, which surprisingly leaves Wario with water in his mouth, telling Goodstyle that he can't wait to eat at this place, with Goodstyle reminding Wario that he has a legendary treasure to look for, which Wario agrees with.
Wario explore the place to find the treasures. Sometimes Wario gets distracted by the candy objects, making his mouth water, with Goodstyle warning Wario not to get distracted by the candy. When Wario arrives at the place where the legendary treasure is located, an evil cereal mascot called Rot'em Rick is seen guarding the legendary treasure and Wario decides to face it. Anyway Wario defeats Rick and he explodes into a pile of Rot'em-O's.
So Wario claims the legendary treasure. Goodstyle tells Wario that the next Legendary Treasure can be found soon.
=== Episode 4: Unpleasant Smell in a Swamp ===
Wario and Goodstyle arrive at the Stinkotten Swamp, a swamp with a horrible, rotten smell. Wario tells Goodstyle about how stinky and unpleasant this place is with Goodstyle responding even with that stench, one needs to find the legendary treasure. So Wario decides to explore this place to find the treasures. Depending on the area of ​​the place where Wario is, the place gets stinkier than ever.
When Wario and Goodstyle arrive at the area where the legendary treasure is located, they encounter a smelly slime called Blobtench and Wario scoffs at how smelly Blobtench is before facing him. When Wario defeats Blobtench, Wario mocks Blobtench using his catchphrase as Purple Wind as Blobtench disappears being dissolved like Jell-O. When Wario claims the Legendary Treasure, Goodstyle reveals that there are 3 Legendary Treasures left to be found.
=== Episode 5: Going to the Future ===
Wario and Goodstyle arrive in Neotecho City, a futuristic place full of robots who seem cute and helpful but are actually massacres. So Wario must go collect the treasures and outwit the killer robots. When Wario and Goodstyle arrive at the location of the legendary treasure, they find Neotecho City's main computer, Biotecho 2.0. Then Wario demands that Biotecho 2.0 deliver the legendary treasure immediately, but the computer refuses saying that it only obeys the one who created it and that unauthorized people like Wario must be eliminated immediately, starting the battle between Wario and Biotecho 2.0.
Anyway, Wario defeats Biotecho 2.0 and Biotecho 2.0 starts to short-circuit before shutting down. When Wario claims the legendary treasure, he and Goodstyle discover that Biotecho 2.0 and Neotecho City were made and built by Sigil Securities, the same company where Carpaccio is the owner and they decide to go to Carpaccio's Laboratory where the legendary treasure is located. 
=== Episode 6: Invading the Lab ===
When Wario and Carpaccio arrive outside Carpaccio's laboratory, Count Cannoli appears and reveals to Wario that he has followed him since he began the quest for the legendary treasure. Wario demands that Count Cannoli leave, but Count Cannoli replies to Wario that he already knows about the location of the next legendary treasure and will only tell if he defeats him in battle, to which Wario agrees.
So Count Cannoli pilots a mecha robot called the Mad Hat Cannoli II, an advanced and improved version of the Mad Hat Cannoli I, to face Wario. Finally, Wario defeats Conde Cannoli, destroying Mad Hat Cannoli II and Wario demands from Conde Cannoli the location of the legendary treasure, in which Conde Cannoli gives Wario a false trail to later flee, irritating Wario.
Then Wario enters Carpaccio's laboratory and decides to go in search of the treasures of the place, but unfortunately Count Cannoli once again turned off the laboratory's power generators, although putting a surprise to prevent Wario from being able to turn the generators back on. After Wario restarts the laboratory's generators, he arrives in the area where the legendary treasure is located and Carpaccio appears saying that he started watching Wario since he started going in search of the legendary treasures.
Carpaccio also says that Count Cannoli warned him about the legendary treasures and that they could grant the user any wish. Carpaccio tells Wario that he will only deliver the legendary treasure to him if he defeats him in hand-to-hand combat, but if Wario loses, he will keep the legendary treasures that are with Wario. Anyway Wario claims the legendary treasure and says there's only one legendary treasure left to find.
=== Episode 7: Don't Play with Fire ===
The episode picks up where the previous episode left off. Wario decides to go to the place where the last legendary treasure is, but Carpaccio is surprised by Wario's statement, although instead of preventing him as he did in the previous game, he decides to help him, taking Wario to the place where the last legendary treasure lies: Sweatmore Peak. Then Wario notices that Sweatmore Peak hasn't changed at all since he was last here, remembering that this place still smells.
When Wario decides to go collect the treasures from the place, Terrormisu (in her human form) appears and warns Wario again to use Sweatmore Hotpants to explore the place, to which Wario agrees. When Wario arrives in the area where the last legendary treasure is located, there is a notice on the wall that says that the gathered legendary treasures can only grant a wish if the user has the mystical magic key.
After Wario claims the legendary treasure, Goodstyle advises Wario that they need to find a map that leads to the location where the magical mystical key is located. Terrormisu appears and says he knows about the location of the map that takes the mystical key and decides to take them, changing from her human to her true form (with her GIF mask), carrying Wario and Goodstyle on her back.
=== Episode 8: Going on Map Search ===
When Wario, Goodstyle and Terrormisu arrive at the location on the map, a dark and spooky place called Spookture Hills. Then Terrormisu tells Wario that he cannot help him for now and decides to leave, but hopes that Wario will survive. Then Wario suspects why she decided to take him to this location, remembering when she tricked him in the previous game, while Goodstyle reminds Wario to go look for the map.
So Wario decides to explore the place to collect the treasures. When Wario arrives at the map's location, he encounters the map's guardian, a large stone gargoyle named Meelistak, who demands that Wario leave the location, to which Wario refuses. Wario decides to face Meelistak to get the map that leads to the mystic magic key. Wario defeats Meelistak and Meelistak is broken into pieces and finally Wario gets the map. Goodstyle tells Wario that the map says the magical mystical key is located in Allergia Gardens and Count Cannoli appears and decides to take Wario and Goodstyle to Allergia Gardens.
=== Episode 9: Getting lost in the gardens of heaven ===
Finally Wario and Goodstyle arrive at Allergia Gardens and Count Cannoli says that the magic mystic key is in an area of ​​the place and Wario decides to explore the place not only to find the magic mystic key, but also to find treasures in the place.
When Wario arrives at the room where the magic mystic key is located, Wario takes the magic mystic key and is about to use it to activate all 7 legendary treasures. Then Terrormisu appears and reveals that he once again manipulated Wario, revealing that he only helped him to find the mystical magic key so that she can use it to use the legendary treasures to fulfill her desire for world domination.
Then Terrormisu steals Wario's legendary treasures and the magical mystical key and flies away. Angered at once again being deceived by Terrormisu, Wario decides to retrieve the legendary treasures and the magical mystical key from Terrormisu's hands. Suddenly, Count Cannoli appears and decides to take Wario to the place where Terrormisu went.
=== Episode 10: The Final Showdown ===
Wario, Goodstyle and Count Cannoli arrive at the place where Terrormisu has hidden, the Darkness Castle, an abandoned medieval gothic castle that is full of enemies, traps and treasures. So Wario decides to explore to find treasures and reach the room where the final battle against Terrormisu awaits. When Wario arrives at the top floor room of the castle, where Terrormisu is located, Terrormisu reveals that she has activated the legendary treasures with the magical mystical key and says that she is about to fulfill her wish of world domination.
As Terrormisu is about to say her wish, Carpaccio appears to interrupt Terrormisu's wish, but Terrormisu electrocutes Carpaccio with lightning. So Wario decides to wish the legendary treasures he wants to become rich, which the wish is granted when a gigantic pile of treasures appears in the castle and Wario decides to store them in a giant bag, enraging Terrormisu.
Annoyed that Wario interrupted her desire to dominate the world, Terrormisu says that she will have to wait another 100 years to find the legendary treasures and the magical mystical key again and decides to face Wario in a direct final battle. When Wario defeats Terrormisu, Terrormisu once again returns to her dimension, frustrated at once again being defeated by Wario.
Then Goodstyle immediately changes into his true form as Cannoli I and reveals that he hid the legendary treasures a long time ago, so that the possessor's wish will come true and allow Wario to keep the riches he got with the wish fulfilled.
=== Ending ===
When Wario returns to the real world, he teleports back to his house and reveals that he managed to make Telmet teleport the treasure to the real world, but suddenly, Wario receives a letter that says that Wario will have to pay income tax, much to Wario's frustration, who says he will return to the TV world to regain his riches after deciding that he will pay income tax with the riches he has acquired.
== Characters ==
Wario - This treasure-hunting thief is back at it again (at Krispy Kreme) and ready to rumble! Years since Shake It has passed, and when this game launched, he's back to his traditional platformer roots!
== Disguises ==
== Treasures ==
== Trivia ==
* Unlike the prequel, 7 of Wario's disguises are unlocked from the start.
* The game's UI uses a mix of Frutiger Aero and Memphis Effect elements.
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