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• 13Nov 06

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  Phew, I was gone for a long time.
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• 20Aug 06

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  Nintendo Collides: Heroes and Villains...find out what happens here
  
  
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• 9Aug 06

  Nintendo Collides: Epilogue

  
  

  Epilogue

  
  

  "Those long divided must unite, the long united must divide"
  

  
  
  

  “Ugh....am I dead?” Link thought as he opened his eyes. There was a sun...and his heart was beating...and there were clouds. But, he wasn’t on them.
  “You’ve GOT to be kidding me!” Falco yelled as he took in his surroundings. Wait...Falco?
  “FALCO! YOU’RE ALIVE!” Krystal screamed as she rushed over to him and threw her arms around him.
  “Well, yeah I’m alive,” Falco told her, pushing her away. “That explosion didn’t kill us, it kinda just knocked us out, I think.”
  “So, that means...” Krystal said quietly, looking around. Everyone made it out unscathed. Krystal took the great liberty of squeling in joy until everyone was back up, and they noticed that none of them were dead. The only one not among them, though, was...
  “Ridley?” Samus said, looking around frantically for him. “Ridley?!”
  “I don’t mean to make you feel bad,” Fox said, putting a hand on her shoulder. “But I think the Hands said they were taking him with them.”

  
  
  

  “Link!” Zelda shrieked. “You’re okay!”
  “Yeah, well, if I died,” Link coughed sand out of his mouth, “who’d be around to watch your back?”
  “I would,” a deep voice answered behind them. They looked around, and Ganondorf was looking down at them. He continued, “Fighting alongside you two has proven to me that together, we can do more. Plus, I doubt I’m about to suceed in taking over Hyrule any time soon.” He smiled, and Link and Zelda could swear they heard bones in his jaw crack in the process.
  “How do we know we can trust you?” Zelda asked skeptically. Ganondorf thought for a minute, then said, “The Great Fairy. Can’t she seperate good from evil?”
  “From what I’ve heard, yeah,” Link said.
  “Well, why don’t we seperate the two halves?” Ganondorf asked.
  “It might just work,” Zelda told him. “But even the most pure at heart will still have some amoral inside them. No matter what we do, you’ll be Ganondorf the Dark Wizard forever.”
  “But, if I seperate my halves...” he started.
  “Yes, we’ll trust you, okay?” Link said, a bit annoyed now. “Anyway,”
  he tried to put his hand around Ganondorf’s tall shoulder, but failed,
  “what’s the hurt in having a Dark Magician on your side, anyway?”

  
  
  

  “Wolf, you were great back there,” Fox congratulated him.
  “Yeah, you two, pup,” Wolf responded, extending his paw. “I mean, Fox.” For the first time, ever, Star Fox and Star Wolf were congratulating each other. Even Falco and Leon, possibly the most sour towards each other, were having a moment.
  “Hm...yeah, you’re okay, lizard,” Falco said, patting Leon on the back.
  “You’re not so bad yourself, bird,” Leon responded. There was a long silence between them, and Falco said, “How’s about we start calling each other by our names....Leon?”
  “I’m
  not so sure....if WE, of all of us, start calling each other by name,
  then,” Leon said, “that would mean we’d be...allies, or something.”
  “Great idea,” Falco said with sarcasm. “That’ll never work. And both you and I know it.” Then, they both saw Fox and Wolf shaking hands, and they knew their fears had come true. They glanced at each other, then Falco said, “No. No way.”
  “Guess you’re out of luck,” Leon muttered, plopping onto the sand. He paused for a second, then said, “Partner...”
  “What?! Who ever said anything about partners?” Fox yelled, overhearing Leon’s remark. He and Falco exchanged looks, then Falco stuttered, “We..we just thought...that..you and Wolf...were...”
  “You know...that’s not a bad idea,” Wolf said. “We can team up, and be twice as powerful, and probably go after bigger jobs, and make more money!” Fox could swear he saw dollar signs glinting in Wolf’s eyes.
  “I like that idea,” Panther said, walking towards them.
  “As do I,” Krystal added.
  “Why the h*ll not?” Fox said.
  “Yeah, could be fun,” Wolf added. He glanced at Falco, Leon and Slippy. “You’re outruled. You’re stuck with us now.”

  
  
  

  “So, have any of you ever been to Subcon?” Bowser asked Mario and his friends as they all got up.
  “Once, that-a one time we were on a picnic,” Luigi answered. “Then we-a got caught up in a rescue mission. And all I wanted-a was a picnic!”
  “Luigi, keep your temper under control,” Peach told him. “But, Bowser..why?”
  “Well, I just took Wart and threw him off his own clouds,” Bowser said. “So, his territory is mine. I was just going to take a vacation with the kids, but...”
  “Yoshi YOSHI yosh?!” Yoshi blurted out.
  “He said, ‘You want US to come?!’,” Mario translated. “WHA..?!”
  “Well, why not?” Bowser said. “I suppose I owe you something after you saved me back there.”
  “But...we didn’t,” Peach reminded him.
  “Look, just go with it,” Bowser hissed. “It makes me seem like a nicer guy.”
  “Whatever,” Luigi said. “Just as-a long as we can-a stay around long enough to enjoy-a the scenary this time around.”
  A few minutes later, a small, black orb started forming above everyone. They all gazed at it, and Samus identified it.
  “It’s a wormhole, of some kind,” she said. “And it branches out to five sides of the universe. I’d guess it’s our ticket home.”
  “Well, then this is goodbye,” Slippy started crying.
  “Oh, shut up,” Falco muttered, slapping Slippy up the back of his head.
  “Don’t worry,” Link said. “I’m sure we’ll meet again.”
  “You’re sure?” Peach asked.
  “On second thought, positive,” Link answered. He smiled, and the wormhole slurped everyone in.

  
  

  THE END

  
  
  • Posted Aug 9, 2006 11:07 am PT
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