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'''Wingo's Double Trouble''' is the sixteenth level of [[Special Episode]] in the [[Nintendo Switch]] version of ''[[Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker]]''. It was released on March 14, 2019 for players who have purchased the Special Episode DLC. This is the first of two levels in the Special Episode to not include [[Super Gem]]s, the second being [[Chaos in the Grand Labyrinth]]. | '''Wingo's Double Trouble''' is the sixteenth level of [[Special Episode]] in the [[Nintendo Switch]] version of ''[[Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker]]''. It was released on March 14, 2019 for players who have purchased the Special Episode DLC. This is the first of two levels in the Special Episode to not include [[Super Gem]]s, the second being [[Chaos in the Grand Labyrinth]]. | ||
==Layout== | ==Layout== | ||
The level begins with the [[Toad Brigade]] members besides the player on top of a stormy tower like the ones in [[Wingo's Watchtower]] and [[Wingo's Whackdown]]. The [[Hint Toad|Blue Toad]] here gives the player a [[1-Up Mushroom]]. From there, a [[Clear Pipe Cannon]] launches Captain Toad to the familiar coin-covered peak of the tower where [[Wingo]] is fought. | The level begins with the [[Toad Brigade]] members besides the player on top of a stormy tower like the ones in [[Wingo's Watchtower]] and [[Wingo's Whackdown]]. The [[Hint Toad|Blue Toad]] here gives the player a [[1-Up Mushroom]]. From there, a [[Clear Pipe Cannon]] launches Captain Toad to the familiar coin-covered peak of the tower where [[Wingo]] is fought. | ||
Once the fight begins, a second magic orb colored blue instead of purple goes in the opposite direction than Wingo, soon revealing itself to be a clone. The player can distinguish the two by looking at their necks: the real Wingo carries a [[Power Star]], while the fake Wingo carries a clear, silver star instead. Both of them can hit and affect the player with their various attacks, and can often attack simultaneously. However, they | Once the fight begins, a second magic orb colored blue instead of purple goes in the opposite direction than Wingo, soon revealing itself to be a clone. The player can distinguish the two by looking at their necks: the real Wingo carries a [[Power Star]], while the fake Wingo carries a clear, silver star instead. Both of them can hit and affect the player with their various attacks, and can often attack simultaneously. However, they can't both use their wind gust attacks at the same time. | ||
Throwing a | Throwing a [[Turnip|Giant Turnip]] at the fake Wingo will only phase it out and cause it to teleport to a new location. The player can only damage the real Wingo. After hitting the real Wingo three times with giant turnips, it will be defeated and the player is rewarded with the [[Shiny Crown]] to finish the level. | ||
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[[it:Doppio Wingo? Doppia seccatura!]] | [[it:Doppio Wingo? Doppia seccatura!]] | ||
