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If Luigi goes to the computer, the screen presents him with two options: "Synapse Switcher" and "Games." To decide which to choose, a crossword puzzle must be solved, with the remaining letters indicating what should be done. The letters, when read from top to bottom, spell out "PLAY SOME GAMES." If Luigi attempts to examine the Synapse Switcher file anyway, he finds that he cannot understand the file's language and accidentally deletes its contents. He sighs before taking the music video to Iggy. If he plays some games, he boots up a game featuring him and Mario called [[Pound the Plumbers]]. Annoyed, Luigi goes to turn it off, but a message then appears, saying that the code for reversing the mind-swapping is gained by reaching the game's highest score. Although the high score is thirteen, it is not relevant until another puzzle uses it as its key. He then goes to deliver the video. | If Luigi goes to the computer, the screen presents him with two options: "Synapse Switcher" and "Games." To decide which to choose, a crossword puzzle must be solved, with the remaining letters indicating what should be done. The letters, when read from top to bottom, spell out "PLAY SOME GAMES." If Luigi attempts to examine the Synapse Switcher file anyway, he finds that he cannot understand the file's language and accidentally deletes its contents. He sighs before taking the music video to Iggy. If he plays some games, he boots up a game featuring him and Mario called [[Pound the Plumbers]]. Annoyed, Luigi goes to turn it off, but a message then appears, saying that the code for reversing the mind-swapping is gained by reaching the game's highest score. Although the high score is thirteen, it is not relevant until another puzzle uses it as its key. He then goes to deliver the video. | ||
Afterwards, Luigi returns to the control room, where Iggy is mad at him for taking so long. Luigi asks about the tape's contents, and Iggy replies that the music video's song, "Anchovies with Extra Cheese" by The Pizzas, holds the secret to the Synapse Switcher (and not the video itself, despite containing a code if Luigi had watched). He then orders Luigi to monitor the Synapse Switcher while he goes to watch the video. As Iggy walks away, Luigi suddenly remembers that he had a [[Tape (Brain Drain)| | Afterwards, Luigi returns to the control room, where Iggy is mad at him for taking so long. Luigi asks about the tape's contents, and Iggy replies that the music video's song, "Anchovies with Extra Cheese" by The Pizzas, holds the secret to the Synapse Switcher (and not the video itself, despite containing a code if Luigi had watched). He then orders Luigi to monitor the Synapse Switcher while he goes to watch the video. As Iggy walks away, Luigi suddenly remembers that he had a [[Tape (Brain Drain)|Tape]] of the same song in his toolbox, though whether he brought it or left it behind depends on the reader's prior actions. If Luigi does not have the Tape, he attempts to ask another Koopa for a copy of the Tape, revealing himself to be an outsider, as Iggy had ordered all copies of the Tape to be destroyed. If Luigi has the Tape, he uses the Synapse Switcher's built-in tape player to listen to it. He notices that the chorus contains a voice reading a string of letters ("VBIILT YRQQLK"), and he realizes that he needs a key to break the code. The key, in this case, is the last digit of Pound the Plumber's high score, and applying that to the code reveals it to say "YELLOW BUTTON." If Luigi then decides to press the Synapse Switcher's orange button, the machine self-destructs. If he presses the yellow button, a can of Fungus Up pops out of the machine. He guesses that Fungus Up is the cure and takes enough cans for him and his friends. He then runs out of the station while carrying the cans, with Iggy and his minions chasing after him. He ends up meeting Mario, who is also in the body of a Koopa Troopa, and they both drink a can of Fungus Up. | ||
Once Luigi cures himself, he finds himself back in his old body, albeit with Toadstool in his original Koopa body. He soon gives the Fungus Up to the rest of his group, which includes Mario, Toadstool, [[Toad]], and the Mushroom King, and all of them return to their bodies. Everyone runs back to WMUSH to take care of the remaining enemies, but they find only a lone Wiggler attempting to drink a can of Fungus Up. The Wiggler claims to be Iggy, and [[Yoshi]] is meanwhile in Iggy's body. The group decides to leave Iggy in the Wiggler's body, at least for a while, and the group members all share a laugh as they leave. | Once Luigi cures himself, he finds himself back in his old body, albeit with Toadstool in his original Koopa body. He soon gives the Fungus Up to the rest of his group, which includes Mario, Toadstool, [[Toad]], and the Mushroom King, and all of them return to their bodies. Everyone runs back to WMUSH to take care of the remaining enemies, but they find only a lone Wiggler attempting to drink a can of Fungus Up. The Wiggler claims to be Iggy, and [[Yoshi]] is meanwhile in Iggy's body. The group decides to leave Iggy in the Wiggler's body, at least for a while, and the group members all share a laugh as they leave. | ||
