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|(Fololo) ''"Pufferzine?"'' <br>(Falala) ''"I never heard of that before!"'' | |(Fololo) ''"Pufferzine?"'' <br>(Falala) ''"I never heard of that before!"'' | ||
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|{{center|[[File:E61 | |{{center|[[File:E61 Gengu.png|100px]]<br>'''[[Gangu]]'''}} | ||
|''"How do we know the King's in the castle? Maybe he snuck{{sic}} off!"'' | |''"How do we know the King's in the castle? Maybe he snuck{{sic}} off!"'' | ||
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==Plot synopsis== | ==Plot synopsis== | ||
[[File:E61 Scene 7.png|thumb|150px|The castle court discover King Dedede in a morbidly obese state after eating the chips that were meant for Kirby.]] | [[File:E61 Scene 7.png|thumb|150px|The castle court discover King Dedede in a morbidly obese state after eating the chips that were meant for Kirby.]] | ||
The episode begins at [[Castle Dedede]], where [[King Dedede (anime character)|King Dedede]] is watching re-runs of his own shows on [[Channel DDD]]. He orders his [[Waddle Dee (anime character)|Waddle Dees]] to fetch him a snack, but they are not quick enough to satisfy him. Instead, King Dedede heads across the throne room to snack on several boxes full of potato chips from [[Night Mare Enterprises]] that had been intended for [[Kirby (anime character)|Kirby]]. The Waddle Dees try to stop him from eating these, but he pushes them aside and starts snacking. Meanwhile, Kirby is walking around out in the castle courtyard when he sees a bag of the chips abandoned on the ground. He proceeds to gobble them down and finds them particularly appealing. He then spots another bag nearby and rushes to eat these as well. Escargoon watches and snickers from cover, and then heads back to report to King Dedede that the "chip trap" was a success. Upon entering the throne room, however, he sees that King Dedede is eating all of the chips and berates him for this, but to no avail. King Dedede proceeds to gobble up chips all evening, and skips dinner to have more while never moving from his seat. | The episode begins at [[Castle Dedede]], where [[King Dedede (anime character)|King Dedede]] is watching re-runs of his own shows on [[Channel DDD]]. He orders his [[Waddle Dee (anime character)|Waddle Dees]] to fetch him a snack, but they are not quick enough to satisfy him. Instead, King Dedede heads across the throne room to snack on several boxes full of potato chips from [[Night Mare Enterprises]] that had been intended for [[Kirby (anime character)|Kirby]]. The Waddle Dees try to stop him from eating these, but he pushes them aside and starts snacking. Meanwhile, Kirby is walking around out in the castle courtyard while singing, when he sees a bag of the chips abandoned on the ground. He proceeds to gobble them down and finds them particularly appealing. He then spots another bag nearby and rushes to eat these as well. Escargoon watches and snickers from cover, and then heads back to report to King Dedede that the "chip trap" was a success. Upon entering the throne room, however, he sees that King Dedede is eating all of the chips and berates him for this, but to no avail. King Dedede proceeds to gobble up chips all evening, and skips dinner to have more while never moving from his seat. | ||
Soon, King Dedede's newfound laziness causes the people of [[Cappy Town]] to start gossiping and wondering if he is sick or absent. Meanwhile, he continues to watch television and snack on the chips overnight, and his chair begins to sag under the weight as Escargoon sleeps. The next morning, [[Tiff]] and her family wonder what has become of King Dedede, and berate Kirby after he eats everything on the breakfast table again. This is cut short, however, when a massive thud is heard around the castle. Tiff's family and Escargoon rush into the throne room to find that King Dedede has swelled up and become massively obese, while still eating the chips. [[Sir Ebrum]] suggests taking King Dedede to the doctor to have him checked before it is too late, so the Waddle Dees are forced to make a new opening to take him though - as he no longer fits through the already large castle doorways - and then lift him up on a large wooden board, requiring hundreds to do so. The Cappies watch in awe as the massive King Dedede is carried through the town to [[Doctor Yabui]]'s clinic. After a brief examination, the doctor concludes that King Dedede's metabolism had been hijacked by something, leaving Tiff and Tuff to investigate the cause. | Soon, King Dedede's newfound laziness causes the people of [[Cappy Town]] to start gossiping and wondering if he is sick or absent. Meanwhile, he continues to watch television and snack on the chips overnight, and his chair begins to sag under the weight as Escargoon sleeps. The next morning, [[Tiff]] and her family wonder what has become of King Dedede, and berate Kirby after he eats everything on the breakfast table again. This is cut short, however, when a massive thud is heard around the castle. Tiff's family and Escargoon rush into the throne room to find that King Dedede has swelled up and become massively obese, while still eating the chips. [[Sir Ebrum]] suggests taking King Dedede to the doctor to have him checked before it is too late, so the Waddle Dees are forced to make a new opening to take him though - as he no longer fits through the already large castle doorways - and then lift him up on a large wooden board, requiring hundreds to do so. The Cappies watch in awe as the massive King Dedede is carried through the town to [[Doctor Yabui]]'s clinic. After a brief examination, the doctor concludes that King Dedede's metabolism had been hijacked by something, leaving Tiff and Tuff to investigate the cause. | ||
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==Differences between versions== | ==Differences between versions== | ||
*In the Japanese version, there is an extra short scene where Samo and [[Melman | *In the Japanese version, there is an extra short scene where Samo and [[Melman]] comment on King Dedede's absence at the bar. | ||
*In the Japanese version, an extra [[Max Flexer | *In the Japanese version, an extra [[Max Flexer]] routine is shown where King Dedede and Kirby get pushed through a tight space to squeeze them into a sausage shape. | ||
===Dialogue differences=== | ===Dialogue differences=== | ||
*In the Japanese version, [[Escargoon | *In the Japanese version, King Dedede threatens the Waddle Dees with the death penalty for getting in his way to the chips. In the English version, he tells them to buzz off and shoves them aside. | ||
*The word "chips" is erased from the bag in the international version. | |||
*In the Japanese version, [[Escargoon]] wonders at King Dedede's ability to watch movies since Channel DDD does not air any, and King Dedede explains that he jacked into [[Night Mare Enterprises]]'s broadcast system. Escargoon claims this to be a crime, but King Dedede retorts by saying that it's not a crime if everybody in the kingdom does it. | |||
*In the Japanese version, Chef Kawasaki comments on King Dedede's absence by wondering if he died. | *In the Japanese version, Chef Kawasaki comments on King Dedede's absence by wondering if he died. | ||
*In the Japanese version, [[Tiff | *In the Japanese version, [[Tiff]] identifies the compound in the chips as "Flaburicin", rather than "Pufferzine". It should be noted that neither of these are real substances. | ||
*In the Japanese version, | *In the Japanese version, Max Flexer's song has different lyrics. Notably, the main verse includes the line "Punishment heaven, go go heaven!" | ||
*In the Japanese version, King Dedede is fine with paying [[Max Flexer]] to lose weight, while Tiff criticizes King Dedede for doing so. In the English version, he refuses to work with Max Flexer while Tiff insists that he does work with him. | |||
===Music differences=== | ===Music differences=== | ||
*In the Japanese version, an arrangement of | *In the Japanese version, an arrangement of "[[Bubbly Clouds (theme)|Bubbly Clouds]]" plays from the T.V. as King Dedede watches and starts snacking. | ||
*In the Japanese version, an arrangement of | *In the Japanese version, an arrangement of "[[Castle Lololo (theme)|Castle Lololo]]" plays when King Dedede is snacking during the credits of a movie at night. | ||
*In the Japanese version, | *In the Japanese version, Max Flexer's work-out song is a dance arrangement of "[[King Dedede's Theme]]". Later on, when Kirby recovers, the song changes to an arrangement of "[[A New Wind for Tomorrow]]". | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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===Japanese-exclusive scenes=== | ===Japanese-exclusive scenes=== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
E61 Removed Scene 1.png|Removed scene where Samo and [[Melman | E61 Removed Scene 1.png|Removed scene where Samo and [[Melman]] comment on King Dedede's absence at the bar | ||
E61 Removed Scene 2.png|Removed scene where King Dedede and Kirby are squeezed like sausages | E61 Removed Scene 2.png|Removed scene where King Dedede and Kirby are squeezed like sausages | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||