The song frees the sealed being, who turns out to be an evil clown-like demon. Once there, the music boxes play a melody together. With his mind on the money and the fact he can return to his own world, Wario departs on his quest, in search of the music boxes and the many treasures of this mysterious land.Īfter collecting all the music boxes Wario returns to the temple. In exchange for freeing it, the figure promises to send Wario back to his own world and let him keep any treasure he finds. In the music box, a hidden figure informs Wario that he is a god who once protected the world inside the music box, until an evil being sealed away his magical powers in five music boxes. He wants to take a closer look, and that suddenly causes him to be magically sucked into the music box. Inside the cave, he discovers a music box. Unharmed, Wario then stumbles upon a mysterious cave. One day, Wario is flying with his plane over the woods until it runs out of fuel and crashes. Firebrand can also fly for a short time.The old man thanking Wario for defeating the figure This is a platform action game: you fight the enemies in real-time (using magical attacks), avoid obstacles, collect healing potions on the way, etc. You control Firebrand, a flying red demon, and your mission is to help him to gain his crests, and to defeat everybody who stands in his way. While flying back, he was knocked down by a mysterious enemy and lost his crests. He defeated the Dragon Demon but was himself severely wounded in battle. The Dragon Demon possessed this crest, so Firebrand decided to confront him. Finally, the Red Demon named Firebrand got all the crests but one - the crest of heaven. The demons became obsessed with the crests and with the power hidden in them, and so a civil war started. But then six mysterious crests fell from the sky onto the earth, crests of six elements: fire, water, air, earth, time, and heaven. Once, the world of demons and the world of humans co-existed in harmony. Demon's Crest is a sequel to Gargoyle's Quest.
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