Wario's Fast Food Factory

> **"Sixteen years later, Wario's Fast Food Factory stood tall and ready, majestic and powerful in sturdy brown bricks."**
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> **—The Full Story of Five Nights at Wario's: Part One**

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**Wario's Fast Food Factory** was the largest Wario's building owned and operated by Wario and Waluigi beginning in 2004 and the central location of *Five Nights at Wario's* and *Five Nights at Wario's Deluxe*. The property was a dream come true for the duo, especially Wario.

## History

Before Wario's Cafe was opened in 1988, it was Wario's dream to open up a large factory to mass produce his special Wario's brand burgers and other items in order to make them accessible to as many people around the kingdom as possible.

Since they did not have the means nor the funds to budget such a project in 1988, they got their start by opening the cafe.

### Timeline 1

The small cafe was a huge success. Wario's low pricing strategy as well as his unique tasting food helped he and Waluigi become two of the most successful local businessmen in the kingdom's history. After operating the cafe for a few years longer, they boldly closed it off despite booming success to focus all of their resources on finally bringing Wario's dream factory to life. They secured a plot of land left vacant for years, designed a blueprint, secured enough funds for construction and got to work.

The factory was finally complete and ready for operation in 2004, sixteen years after Wario's cafe first opened. Knowing they couldn't maintain the entire factory by themselves, they hired Mario, Luigi and Peach for operation, maintenance and quality inspection. Wario's fast food items were being sold in many shops, and much like his cafe food, they quickly took off and became a huge success, more than they had ever experienced before.

In 2006, the momentum began to slow down, and the factory's revenue was sinking. The fourth quarter of 2006 had performed the worst out of all quarters. Wario recognized that his fortune needed to turn around, else the factory would have to shut down for good, which would leave everyone jobless.

At the end of a typical day of work in early 2007, Wario was on his way home when he realized something was sticking out of the dirt. Curious, he pulled it out to discover it was an ancient ritual book. He flipped through a few pages before coming across a ritual that would grant him wealth and fortune. After some contemplation he decided to take a chance and practice it. He went down the corridor staircase with the book, unknowingly being witnessed by Luigi, and activated the ritual in a secret cellar layers below the factory grounds. The ritual had worked, bringing Wario a mass fortune, more than enough to keep the factory running, in exchange for the souls of the five workers including himself.

When questioned by his friends about how the turnaround in profits happened, Wario kept his secret and told them he had no idea.

One day after the turnaround, Luigi investigated the cellar and found the book. He read through it, in shock and fear over what Wario could have possibly done. Instead of confronting him about it or telling the others, Luigi instead chose to keep his mouth shut, treating Wario as a friend that he could not lose.

Months pass, and on one fateful day in late 2007, a man named Bruno Gate committed the crime of his life by breaking and entering into the factory late at night with the goal of finding the secret recipe and using it to strike it rich. In the cellar, he finds a Wario Man costume, which he wears as disguise.

While traversing the factory in search of the recipe, he instead unexpectedly finds Wario, who happened to take the night shift that night. In a blind panic, he found a knife on the ground and plunged it into Wario's chest, killing him. Now feeling a rush of power, he continued his search until finding out that all five workers happened to be watching over the factory. They had heard what happened from another room and came to check what happened, and Bruno used their vulnerability of shock and confusion to quickly slaughter them. Waluigi, Mario, then Peach, all dead. All that was left was Luigi, who was initially shocked, but unlike the others, a feeling of acceptance rushed through him afterward, compelling him to walk up to Bruno and whispering to him that Wario had done something awful. Unsure of what it was exactly, he believed that the release of death could save him and his friends, thus making him the only worker who was willingly killed.

Bruno, forcefully pushing his thoughts of confusion aside, continued his search until he eventually found it in Wario's office. On his way out, however, he soon discovered that Luigi's belief was not only wrong, but the opposite was true. Wario's ritual forced their souls to repossess their bodies, bringing them back to life as revenge-seeking reanimated corpses. They trapped Bruno in a corner and struck him dead, making his heist a failure.

The bodies of the five workers continued to reside in the factory, occasionally roaming the dark alleys in the city where they were eventually seen by scientist Christopher Peterson, who was unsure of exactly what he was seeing, but knew that it was evil and corrupt. He quickly developed a time rod, which his wife Rosalina used to send their spirits back in time to 1988, thinking it would undo whatever had made them corrupt. Instead, their curse lingered, and her actions had created Timeline 2, where their spirits would spell trouble for the then developing Wario's brand.

Bruno had remained in the factory during these events. His soul could not rest in peace over his guilt and continued to possess his body inside the Wario Man costume. He was damned to roam the factory halls until the end of time.

### Timeline 2

The small cafe was a tremendous failure. Although his products were selling well, Wario had experienced many hauntings of himself and his friends during the night shift (in reality, the spirits from Timeline 1). After only a week of operation, Wario and Waluigi had to close down their cafe as a safety precaution, worrying the hauntings could strike during the day as well. This left them with nowhere near enough money to start building a factory.

In 1990, they had to resort to building a smaller business to earn enough money, this time deciding to build a game studio under the name WarioWare Inc. The spirits of Wario and the rest could not keep up with alternate businessmen Wario and Waluigi, and the company was a great success. They made a new friend and hired Toad to help assist with microgame development.

Meanwhile, a dangerous turtle-like creature was reported to roam the streets, people giving it the name Bowser. Toad and some others felt a wave of uneasiness and tension, knowing that this Bowser could strike at any moment.

Unfortunately in 1993 Bowser did just that, blasting into WarioWare and burning the building down with his fire breath. He wasn't the brightest creature and ended up perishing in the fire he created. Toad was the only employee in the building at the time, and he too suffered and died from the fire while hiding inside his safety closet. Wario and Waluigi grieved over the loss of their building and friend, but accepted they had to look forward, and due to their immense profits fromm their microgames, Wario and Waluigi were able to finally build their dream factory.

It can be assumed that Wario and Waluigi had more resources in this timeline, as despite the factory beginning construction in 1993, it was finished in 2004 just like the first timeline, making a difference of eleven years rather than sixteen.

From this point, the events of the first timeline happen exactly as they did in the first timeline, with a few exceptions:

* Wario's Fast Food Factory maintained continued success and did not experience a decline in sales as they did in the first timeline, meaning Timeline 2's Wario did find the book on his property but thought nothing of it this time around.
* Bruno Gate's murdering of Luigi was not voluntary, as Wario was not hiding anything shady this time.
* The spirits of the Timeline 2 workers rise to a heavenly place, unlike the first timeline's spirits.

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## Exterior

Wario's Fast Food Factory in the outdated Full Story video.Wario's Fast Food Factory in *Five Shows at Wario's: Director's Cut*.Wario's Fast Food Factory in the updated Full Story videos.Wario's Fast Food Factory in *Five Nights at Wario's Deluxe*.Wario Fast Food Factory in the backround during choosing to continue or back to menu in *Five Nights at Wario's Deluxe*.Wario's Fast Food Factory Entrance door in *Five Nights at Wario's Deluxe*.Wario's Fast Food Factory, shut down for good, seen in the All-Out ending in *Five Nights at Wario's Deluxe*.Wario's Fast Food Factory, collapsed to dust, seen in the Final Night ending in *Five Nights at Wario's Deluxe*.
## Logo

The first version of the Wario's logo, seen throughout the original series.The second version of the Wario's logo, seen throughout the updated full story videos and parts of Deluxe.The third version of the Wario's logo, seen throughout the exteriors of Wario's Factory in Deluxe.