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In order to release Captain Gills, the player must bring him to the first basement floor of Flipside, near [[The Underwhere (bar)|The Underwhere]], where the goldfish bowl can be emptied into the canal located there. Captain Gills takes up residence in the lowest portion of the canal, where he continues to grow in size with each passing chapter. It is also implied that he becomes carnivorous during this time, as a few skeletons of other fish can be seen in the canal in 2D and several more if Mario [[flip]]s into 3D. | In order to release Captain Gills, the player must bring him to the first basement floor of Flipside, near [[The Underwhere (bar)|The Underwhere]], where the goldfish bowl can be emptied into the canal located there. Captain Gills takes up residence in the lowest portion of the canal, where he continues to grow in size with each passing chapter. It is also implied that he becomes carnivorous during this time, as a few skeletons of other fish can be seen in the canal in 2D and several more if Mario [[flip]]s into 3D. | ||
After the end of the game, the player can return to the canal to discover that Captain Gills has somehow been gifted with five children of his own; | After the end of the game, the player can return one last time to the canal to discover that Captain Gills has somehow been gifted with five children of his own; Tiptron credits the [[Stork]] with how they came to be. He has apparently raised all of his children to be carnivores like him. | ||
==Children== | ==Children== | ||
