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Wario, a little present from me to you. The real treasure's inside. Enjoy!
~ Captain Syrup

Captain Maple Syrup is the main antagonist of the Wario Land series.

She is a high-ranking pirate who is in charge of the Black Sugar Pirates and has an infamous reputation. She serves as one of Wario's recurring villains that Wario himself considered to be his most opposed nemesis second to Mario. Because of this Syrup has been the main antagonist of multiple Wario Land games. When it comes to treasure, her greed rivals Wario's own.

Like many Wario characters, her name is a pun on food - this is a trend a few Wario villains have (such as Terrormisu and Count Cannoli).

Description[]

Appearance[]

Captain Syrup is a captivating pirate with wide-set eyes, emerald green lips, and flowing dark hair. Her attire includes black gloves, a wide golden belt, and a choker with a sparkling gemstone on her neck. Her slender and athletic build gives her a graceful and agile presence. Her height is average, but her confident posture and commanding presence make her appear taller than she actually is. Captain Syrup's most notable feature is her extravagant and flamboyant fashion sense. She wears a dark purple coat with golden trimmings, a sleek black dress underneath, and knee-high boots with a glossy black finish. Her large, feathered hat adds to her commanding presence. Her dark purple coat with golden trimmings emphasizes her authority as a pirate leader. Her lips are full and tinged with burgundy, adding to her allure and sophistication. Her flowing dark hair cascades down her shoulders in loose waves, adding a touch of mystery to her persona.

Personality[]

Captain Syrup is calculated, cunning, devious and opportunistic pirate who constantly devising plans to thwart Wario's attempts at accumulating wealth and treasures. She is constantly on the lookout for valuable treasures and will go to great lengths to obtain them. Her actions are driven by her desire for power and wealth, leading her to employ various schemes and tactics to achieve her objectives.

Whether it be stealing a magical artifact or setting traps for Wario, Captain Syrup's actions are always motivated by her insatiable greed and desire for dominance. Captain Syrup is characterized by her ambition and ruthless determination to achieve her goals. She is depicted as a strong-willed and strategic leader, always staying one step ahead of her adversaries.

Her cunning nature is evident through her ability to manipulate others to do her bidding, often using her charm and persuasive skills to her advantage. Captain Syrup's quick thinking and resourcefulness allow her to outsmart her opponents, making her a formidable adversary for Wario.

Despite her villainous tendencies, Captain Syrup possesses a certain level of charm and charisma that adds depth to her character. Her confident and commanding presence makes her captivating to watch, and players are often intrigued by her enigmatic personality.

History[]

Wario Land: Super Mario Land III[]

Captain Syrup makes her initial debut in the game "Wario Land: Super Mario Land III" where she assumes the role of the esteemed captain of the notorious Black Sugar Pirates (known as the Brown Sugar Pirates within the context of this specific game). In this thrilling adventure, our beloved protagonist Wario, having suffered the unfortunate loss of both his cherished treasure and his magnificent castle, embarks on a daring quest in search of new fortunes. Fueled by his insatiable desire for wealth, Wario ultimately resolves to acquire his desired riches through the audacious act of thievery, targeting none other than the formidable and cunning Captain Syrup herself.

The notorious gang led by Syrup has managed to successfully steal numerous valuable treasures that are scattered and heavily protected all over Kitchen Island. Among their ill-gotten gains is a colossal and magnificent golden statue of the iconic Princess Peach. This particular treasure holds immense significance, as Syrup's gang cunningly plans to exploit it by demanding a hefty ransom from the esteemed Mushroom Kingdom. In a bold and audacious move, Wario, the infamous anti-hero, comes to a resolute decision to launch a daring raid on Syrup Castle, the primary stronghold and headquarters of the formidable leader Captain Syrup.

In the midst of the intense battle, Syrup utilizes her extraordinary powers and calls upon a mystical Genie, emerging from the depths of a enchanted lamp. With unwavering confidence, she swiftly jumps onto the mighty shoulders of the Genie, embarking on an exhilarating flight through the air. Together, they weave and maneuver, unleashing blazing fireballs towards their formidable adversary, Wario, in a breathtaking display of power and skill. As the battle rages on, Wario manages to overpower and vanquish the Genie, triumphing over this formidable opponent. However, Syrup, cunning and determined, manages to elude capture by orchestrating a spectacular explosion that engulfs her own castle, leaving behind a trail of smoke and destruction. In her wake, she defiantly vows to exact her vengeance, leaving those in her path to ponder the imminent danger that awaits them.

Wario Land II[]

Captain Syrup makes a triumphant comeback in the game Wario Land II as she leads her loyal crew, Pirate Triad, to launch a daring raid on Wario's Castle. Their main objective is to pilfer Wario's vast treasure collection, causing him to embark on a quest to reclaim what is rightfully his. Throughout this thrilling adventure, Wario finds himself engaged in multiple epic battles against the cunning and resourceful Syrup.

She employs a variety of tactics to try and defeat him, including hurling explosive bombs, charging at him with lightning speed, and even taking control of a formidable robot housed within one of her many impressive aircrafts. However, Wario proves to be a formidable adversary, ultimately emerging victorious in his clashes with Syrup and successfully retrieving all of his stolen treasures. Following her final defeat at the hands of Wario, Captain Syrup mysteriously disappears from the scene, leaving fans wondering about her whereabouts and eagerly anticipating her next appearance.

Wario Land: Shake It![]

After a long absence of more than ten years, Captain Syrup makes a triumphant comeback in the popular video game "Wario Land: Shake It!" In this installment, she takes on the role of a protagonist, marking a significant shift in her character portrayal. The game introduces Captain Syrup as a cunning thief who orchestrates a daring heist at a museum, where she successfully steals the coveted Ancient Globe. Little does she know that this stolen artifact will become a pivotal object in her quest to free the imprisoned Merfle Tribe from the clutches of Shake King. As Captain Syrup embarks on her adventure, she stumbles upon a remarkable revelation – the existence of the highly coveted Bottomless Coin Sack, a treasure that is under the possession of the Shake King. Consumed by her desire to acquire this legendary treasure, Captain Syrup devises a plan that allows her to remain at arm's length from the danger. Her cunning strategy involves manipulating a Merfle, one of the captured tribe members, to entice Wario into entering the mysterious Shake Dimension. Promising him a bountiful treasure, Captain Syrup cleverly tricks Wario into embarking on a perilous journey, completely unaware that he is unknowingly on a mission to retrieve the fabled Bottomless Coin Sack on her behalf.

Captain Syrup plays an important role in the game as she operates the Pirate Shop, where she sells Wario helpful maps of the various continents within the Shake Dimension. Not only does this savvy pirate provide valuable navigational tools, but she also offers a selection of healing items to aid Wario on his journey. Interestingly, Captain Syrup seems to have a fondness for Wario, as she often flirts with him and compliments his appearance by calling him "handsome" on multiple occasions. However, as the game reaches its conclusion, a twist occurs. While Wario is distracted, Captain Syrup seizes the opportunity to snatch the coveted Bottomless Coin Sack for herself and swiftly makes her escape, leaving Wario in disbelief.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[]

Captain Syrup appears as a grab type primary spirit. Her spirit battle is on the Pirate Ship and is against Bayonetta and a giant King Dedede (representing the Genie from Wario Land) that is easily distracted by items that is pulled towards him.

Power and Abilities[]

Captain Syrup possesses a wide range of powers and abilities that make her a formidable opponent. With her cunning intellect and strategic mind, she has proven herself to be a worthy adversary for Wario and his gang. Additionally, Captain Syrup is a master of disguise. She can effortlessly change her appearance, fooling even the most observant individuals with her clever disguises. This skill enables her to infiltrate heavily guarded areas undetected, giving her a significant advantage when executing her plans.

One of Captain Syrup's notable abilities is her exceptional leadership skills. As the captain of the Black Sugar Gang, she commands her crew with precision and efficiency, allowing them to carry out elaborate schemes and heists. Her ability to rally her subordinates and coordinate their actions showcases her natural talent for strategic planning.

Furthermore, Captain Syrup possesses an uncanny knack for treasure hunting. She has an innate ability to locate hidden treasures and valuable artifacts, which often leads her to embark on daring adventures in search of riches. Her persistence and resourcefulness in finding these treasures demonstrate her unwavering determination and keen eye for valuable loot.

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Trivia[]

  • In the American instruction manual of the game Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3, Captain Syrup is always referred to with gender-neutral words. This was done in order to keep her gender reveal a surprise.
  • In a Nintendo Power guide, she is mistakenly called "The Princess".
  • When the story of Wario Land: Shake It! was revealed in the Japanese Famitsu magazine, Captain Syrup was referred to as Maple, implying that her full name is Captain Maple Syrup. Despite this, her first name is never mentioned in the game.
  • Captain Syrup is the first female main villain in the extended Super Mario franchise, coming before the likes of Cackletta, Shadow Queen and Golden Diva.
  • Though her artwork depicts her with boots, her Wario Land 2 sprite appears to be barefoot, likely due to palette limitations.
  • She is so far the most recurring antagonist in the Wario series, appearing in three games overall.
  • She is referred to as "The Syrup" several times during Wario Land 2, implying that her real name is not actually Syrup, but rather an alias (though this could very well be a translation error.)

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