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*All characters present on the banner are closely related to food and eating. | *All characters present on the banner are closely related to food and eating. | ||
**{{s|wikirby|Gooey}} is a recurring character in the ''Kirby'' series who consumes enemies and takes their [[copy ability]]. | **{{s|wikirby|Gooey}} is a recurring character in the ''Kirby'' series who consumes enemies and takes their [[copy ability]]. | ||
**{{s|supermariowiki|Pyoro}} stars in | **{{s|supermariowiki|Pyoro}} stars in a microgame in the ''{{s|supermariowiki|WarioWare}}'' series where he extends his long tongue to catch and eat falling beans. | ||
** | **{{s|wikirby|Chef Kawasaki}} is a recurring character in the ''Kirby'' series who is frequently shown cooking and gives the cook copy ability. | ||
**{{s|pikipedia|Louie}} is a recurring ''Pikmin'' character infamous for his ravenous appetite, to the point of nearly ruining several missions because he was hungry. | **{{s|pikipedia|Louie}} is a recurring ''Pikmin'' character infamous for his ravenous appetite, to the point of nearly ruining several missions because he was hungry. | ||
**[[Chef]] is a 1981 ''Game & Watch'' handheld LCD game where the player must operate a kitchen without dropping any food. | **[[Chef]] is a 1981 ''Game & Watch'' handheld LCD game where the player must operate a kitchen without dropping any food. | ||
**''Personal Trainer: Cooking'' is a | **''Personal Trainer: Cooking'' is a 2008 [[Nintendo DS]] title that acts as a digital cookbook with instructions on how to complete each recipe. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
