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'''Princess Shokora''' is a character who once reigned over an unspecified country and was buried long ago within a [[Golden Pyramid]]. She appears only within ''[[Wario Land 4]]'' and its related literary media, such as one volume of the Japanese ''[[Super Mario-Kun]]'' manga. When [[Wario]] learns about the recently discovered Golden Pyramid, he has the intention of stealing Shokora's treasure for himself, unaware that the [[Kuro Neko|black cat]] who has been guiding him throughout the game is actually Shokora herself, cursed by the [[Golden Diva]]. Said black cat also turns into the [[shop owner]], providing objects and transformations that deal damage to the game's bosses. | '''Princess Shokora''' is a character who once reigned over an unspecified country and was buried long ago within a [[Golden Pyramid]]. She appears only within ''[[Wario Land 4]]'' and its related literary media, such as one volume of the Japanese ''[[Super Mario-Kun]]'' manga. When [[Wario]] learns about the recently discovered Golden Pyramid, he has the intention of stealing Shokora's treasure for himself, unaware that the [[Kuro Neko|black cat]] who has been guiding him throughout the game is actually Shokora herself, cursed by the [[Golden Diva]]. Said black cat also turns into the [[shop owner]], providing objects and transformations that deal damage to the game's bosses. | ||