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Through this museum, Goodstyle shows Wario all of the exhibits, which Wario finds boring. These exhibits are later clues to the answer of the riddles. | Through this museum, Goodstyle shows Wario all of the exhibits, which Wario finds boring. These exhibits are later clues to the answer of the riddles. | ||
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Revision as of 05:26, April 23, 2013
The Smithsnorian Museum is a museum with many exhibits in Wario: Master of Disguise. The Smithsnorian Museum is based off the Smithsonian Museum located in Washington, D.C.. Wario and Goodstyle come to this museum in Episode 3, looking for clues of the Wishstone. Goodstyle is sure they will not find a Wishstone; however, they find a clue.
When Wario arrives, the museum is closed. So, Wario sneaked in. Policemen try to stop Wario, but he manages to escape. Wario meets Sphinx, who says he would tell them something about the Wishstone if they find his three lost items that have been lost for centuries.
Wario finds all his items by answering riddles, and returns them to him. Wario reveals that he is a thief, so Sphinx does not tell him where the Wishstone is, unless Wario answers his riddles. After Wario answers all his riddles, Sphinx tells him that a thief had stolen various things from the museum and had gone to a cave. Wario then leaves the museum looking for the next Wishstone.
Through this museum, Goodstyle shows Wario all of the exhibits, which Wario finds boring. These exhibits are later clues to the answer of the riddles. Template:BoxTop
