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Like [[Captain Olimar]], [[Louie]] takes notes too, but his notes are about how to cook enemies. While [[Olimar's Notes|Captain Olimar's notes]] would be useful to a scientist or biologist, Louie's would be useful to a chef. Interestingly, Louie references ingredients found on Earth (cultivated in oxygen). These ingredients could not possibly be known by Louie, as Hocotate has a severely different climate. | Like [[Captain Olimar]], [[Louie]] takes notes too, but his notes are about how to cook enemies. While [[Olimar's Notes|Captain Olimar's notes]] would be useful to a scientist or biologist, Louie's would be useful to a chef. Interestingly, Louie references ingredients found on Earth (cultivated in oxygen). These ingredients could not possibly be known by Louie, as Hocotate has a severely different climate. This is most likely because Hocotation plants often have a similar appearance to those found on Earth so Louie uses the names he is familiar with for a completely different plant. | ||
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Revision as of 13:34, March 7, 2007
Like Captain Olimar, Louie takes notes too, but his notes are about how to cook enemies. While Captain Olimar's notes would be useful to a scientist or biologist, Louie's would be useful to a chef. Interestingly, Louie references ingredients found on Earth (cultivated in oxygen). These ingredients could not possibly be known by Louie, as Hocotate has a severely different climate. This is most likely because Hocotation plants often have a similar appearance to those found on Earth so Louie uses the names he is familiar with for a completely different plant.
Example
"Eaten raw, this predator's luxurious legs are bold and full flavored. What a satisfying crunch!"