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As is eventually revealed, the Fire God has been captured by King Koopa and [[Fryguy]], who are keeping him imprisoned in a giant, snow- and ice-filled bottle. With the Fire God, who he eventually plans to throw into his [[Lava Machine]], as his prisoner, King Koopa tricks the inhabitants of Waki-Waki into believing that he is the Fire God as a part of his plan to capture Princess Toadstool. | As is eventually revealed, the Fire God has been captured by King Koopa and [[Fryguy]], who are keeping him imprisoned in a giant, snow- and ice-filled bottle. With the Fire God, who he eventually plans to throw into his [[Lava Machine]], as his prisoner, King Koopa tricks the inhabitants of Waki-Waki into believing that he is the Fire God as a part of his plan to capture Princess Toadstool. | ||
After King Koopa and Fryguy are defeated by Mario (and the Lava Machine destroyed), the Fire God, free from the giant, frozen bottle, sends a smoke signal to | After King Koopa and Fryguy are defeated by Mario (and the Lava Machine destroyed), the Fire God, free from the giant, frozen bottle, sends a smoke signal to them, as well as the inhabitants of Waki-Waki. Interpreting the Fire God's smoke signal, [[Scooter]], the leader of Waki-Waki, reveals that the Fire God wants to throw a spaghetti luau for Mario. | ||
At this spaghetti luau, the Fire God acts as the spaghetti chef, using the chained and caged Fryguy to cook the spaghetti. | At this spaghetti luau, the Fire God acts as the spaghetti chef, using the chained and caged Fryguy to cook the spaghetti. | ||
