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Professor Curio is one of the town's elder citizens, but unlike [[Mayor Len Blustergas]] and [[Chief Bookem]], he is unmarried, and not particularly sociable. Due to this, along with his choice of occupation and study precluding a largely solitary lifestyle, Curio is socially awkward and tends to speak in an encyclopedic manner when not stammering from discomfort. Despite this insecurity, Curio usually has little issue socializing with other villagers, and throughout the show, he develops a tutor and pupil relationship with [[Tiff]], who looks to him as a role model and also helps him when he is in trouble. | Professor Curio is one of the town's elder citizens, but unlike [[Mayor Len Blustergas]] and [[Chief Bookem]], he is unmarried, and not particularly sociable. Due to this, along with his choice of occupation and study precluding a largely solitary lifestyle, Curio is socially awkward and tends to speak in an encyclopedic manner when not stammering from discomfort. Despite this insecurity, Curio usually has little issue socializing with other villagers, and throughout the show, he develops a tutor and pupil relationship with [[Tiff]], who looks to him as a role model and also helps him when he is in trouble. | ||
Professor Curio runs an antique collection on the outer edge of Cappy Town which he insists is not a museum, though it is still open for individual visitors to come in and have a look. One of the regular running gags of the show involves the relics in the shop getting ruined by some unfortunate calamity or other happenstance, though things will always be back in order in time for the next episode. Due to the general lack of interest in his work by the other villagers, Curio is relatively poor, relying solely on his academic work to scrape together a meager income. This state of affairs leads him to be tempted by [[King Dedede (anime character)|King Dedede]] to forge archaeological discoveries that exonerate Dedede in exchange for a bribe in [[Curio's Curious Discovery]], though Curio later reneges on this deal for the sake of his personal | Professor Curio runs an antique collection on the outer edge of Cappy Town which he insists is not a museum, though it is still open for individual visitors to come in and have a look. One of the regular running gags of the show involves the relics in the shop getting ruined by some unfortunate calamity or other happenstance, though things will always be back in order in time for the next episode. Due to the general lack of interest in his work by the other villagers, Curio is relatively poor, relying solely on his academic work to scrape together a meager income. This state of affairs leads him to be tempted by [[King Dedede (anime character)|King Dedede]] to forge archaeological discoveries that exonerate Dedede in exchange for a bribe in [[Curio's Curious Discovery]], though Curio later reneges on this deal for the sake of his personal honor. In [[Mumbies Madness]], Professor Curio is tricked by King Dedede into releasing and harboring the [[monster]] [[Mumbies]], though Curio later comes to his senses and tries to seal the monster away in a macabre-looking ritual, which leads to a misunderstanding between him and Tiff and [[Tuff]], who accidentally stop him and allow Mumbies to escape again, where it is eventually destroyed by [[Kirby (anime character)|Kirby]]. | ||
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