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Continuing from the last picture, here is a picture in tribute to another boss from the NES version of Wario's Woods, De Buu.

To the Japs, the term "De Buu" can actually mean several things. For how it was displayed in his name, De Buu is literally translated to "The Oink" or "The Grunt". Also, if you put De Buu together, and get rid of the additional u at the end, you get "Debu", which I believe in Japan means Fat or Obese.

So yah, you put all that together, the picture is pretty self-explanatory.

On a personal note, there was more added to the picture than what you see. But with all that, it made Toad look a little too small, so I had to make a close up to the pic, and thereby get rid of the additional content. It's minor stuff though, so I'm not complaining.

OH, and I know what you're thinking. And yes, you are right. xP

Anyhow, that is all, and look forward to more soon. '3'

Description
Continuing from the last picture, here is a picture in tribute to another boss from the NES version of Wario's Woods, De Buu.

To the Japs, the term "De Buu" can actually mean several things. For how it was displayed in his name, De Buu is literally translated to "The Oink" or "The Grunt". Also, if you put De Buu together, and get rid of the additional u at the end, you get "Debu", which I believe in Japan means Fat or Obese.

So yah, you put all that together, the picture is pretty self-explanatory.

On a personal note, there was more added to the picture than what you see. But with all that, it made Toad look a little too small, so I had to make a close up to the pic, and thereby get rid of the additional content. It's minor stuff though, so I'm not complaining.

OH, and I know what you're thinking. And yes, you are right. xP

Anyhow, that is all, and look forward to more soon. '3'