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Wingo est un oiseau et l'antagoniste principal de Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. Wingo is a minor antagonist in the 2006 animated film, Cars. "In grade school, Wingo's outrageous, inappropriate paint schemes didn't comply with the school's strict paint code, and got him into a lot of trouble. These days, Wingo makes a good living designing paint schemes for an illustrious clientèle at his own custom paint shop. Now that his paint doesn't get him into trouble, Wingo and his gang find new ways to get into trouble." Wingo is the main antagonist in Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. He is seen taking Power Star from Captain Toad and Toadette. He flies away with the Power Star and Toadette, thus kidnapping her, and then Captain Toad has to defeat Wingo to save Toadette. Later, Captain Toad manages to reach Wingo's Watchtower. Wingo is just waiting for Captain Toad and then starts the battle. During the battle, Wingo accidentaly eats a giant veggie and it weighs down Wingo which he falls down and explodes while Toadette is save..for now since Wingo's cry is heard when the credits end. Wingo ist der Hauptantagonist in Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. Sein Design basiert auf der Krähe und der Magpie, zwei Vogelarten, die für ihr Interesse an glänzenden Dingen bekannt sind. Seinen ersten Auftritt im Spiel hat er, als er Captain Toad und Toadette einen Power-Stern stiehlt. Toadettes Rettungsversuch endet in ihrer eigenen Entführung. Wingo was brought onto the grid on October 02, 2004, as part of a batch of 41 new sims. Wingo is currently Anchored by the The Shelter, and home to many individual residential & retail parcels. Wingo is a character in Cars. He is a member of the Tuner Cars. Wingo was a short-lived, six-week game show where contestants compete for $250,000. Wingo es un antagonista importante en el juego Capitán Toad: Treasure Tracker. Es el jefe final en los episodios 1 y 2. El secuestra a Toadette al principio del juego, cuando robó la Estrella de Poder que el Capitán Toad y Toadette encontraron, se la llevó volando mientras que Toadette se sujetaba a ella con fuerza, causando su secuestro.

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Wingo was brought onto the grid on October 02, 2004, as part of a batch of 41 new sims. Wingo is currently Anchored by the The Shelter, and home to many individual residential & retail parcels. Wingo es un antagonista importante en el juego Capitán Toad: Treasure Tracker. Es el jefe final en los episodios 1 y 2. El secuestra a Toadette al principio del juego, cuando robó la Estrella de Poder que el Capitán Toad y Toadette encontraron, se la llevó volando mientras que Toadette se sujetaba a ella con fuerza, causando su secuestro. Wingo is the main antagonist in Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. He is seen taking Power Star from Captain Toad and Toadette. He flies away with the Power Star and Toadette, thus kidnapping her, and then Captain Toad has to defeat Wingo to save Toadette. Later, Captain Toad manages to reach Wingo's Watchtower. Wingo is just waiting for Captain Toad and then starts the battle. During the battle, Wingo accidentaly eats a giant veggie and it weighs down Wingo which he falls down and explodes while Toadette is save..for now since Wingo's cry is heard when the credits end. Later, Captain Toad and Toadette find another star but Wingo ambushes them and captures Captain Toad for revenge for defeating him, leaving Toadette on her own. Toadette gets in Wingo's tower in good timing since that Wingo had flied away in order to get more treasure. Toadette rescues Captain Toad but suddenly Wingo appears and snatches Toadette. Wingo then blows Captain Toad off of his tower. After Captain Toad manages to get a Power Star after waking up of a cave, Wingo swoops down and snatches still with Toadette and flies away while laughing at Captain Toad. Later, Toadette manages to escape by tickling Wingo's feet thus making him lose his grasp on Toadette but later he captures her again. Captain Toad reaches Wingo's tower and battles with him one final time and defeats him. Wingo is last seen standing at his tower, fat and bruised after his battle with Captain Toad trying to get flying again. Wingo's turban greatly bears the Cape Feather. Wingo est un oiseau et l'antagoniste principal de Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. Wingo ist der Hauptantagonist in Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. Sein Design basiert auf der Krähe und der Magpie, zwei Vogelarten, die für ihr Interesse an glänzenden Dingen bekannt sind. Seinen ersten Auftritt im Spiel hat er, als er Captain Toad und Toadette einen Power-Stern stiehlt. Toadettes Rettungsversuch endet in ihrer eigenen Entführung. Wingo was a short-lived, six-week game show where contestants compete for $250,000. Wingo is a minor antagonist in the 2006 animated film, Cars. Wingo is a character in Cars. He is a member of the Tuner Cars. "In grade school, Wingo's outrageous, inappropriate paint schemes didn't comply with the school's strict paint code, and got him into a lot of trouble. These days, Wingo makes a good living designing paint schemes for an illustrious clientèle at his own custom paint shop. Now that his paint doesn't get him into trouble, Wingo and his gang find new ways to get into trouble."

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