Sweatmore Peak
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Sweatmore Peak | |
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Captain Wario inside Sweatmore Peak. | |
First appearance | Wario: Master of Disguise (2007) |
Inhabitants | Sir Lance-A-Lot, Bombat, Battle Salmon, Snackeral, RoboUrchin, Cyborca |
Sweatmore Peak is a volcano that Wario explored during the events of Wario: Master of Disguise. The majority of this area is spent traveling through the magma, but Wario needs the Sweatmore Hotpants to do so without taking damage. Many fish enemies swim in the magma, including the Battle Salmon from the Smithsnorian Museum. One enemy, the Snackeral, will take away Wario's Hotpants if he comes in contact with it. Wario will later need to find the Sweatmore Superhotpants in order to swim through the hotter magma.
It is revealed by Terrormisu at the end of the game that Sweatmore Peak is a nexus of dark power, and that's how she was able to reach out to Wario.
Episodes[edit]
Title | Image | Summary |
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Episode 7: Fouling Up the Whole Works! |
Wario searches Sweatmore Peak for Count Cannoli after he told him to meet him here if he wanted to learn the whereabouts of the remaining Wishstone pieces. | |
Special Episode Part 4 | Cannoli later comes back to Sweatmore Peak looking for some "stuff." Wario becomes curious and decides to find the "stuff" himself. |
Enemies[edit]
Names in other languages[edit]
Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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Japanese | ほのおのやま[?] Honō no Yama |
Fire Mountain | |
French | Mont Cagnard[?] | Suntraps Mount | |
Italian | Monte Caldana[?] | Hot Flash Mount | |
Spanish | Monte Sudales[?] | Monte means "mount" and sudales comes from sudor (sweat) |
Trivia[edit]
- Even though the Barfatronic Lavachomper was supposedly increasing Sweatmore Peak's volcanic activity, the layout of the level does not change when Wario returns here in Special Episode Part 4.