The Completely Handwaved Chibi Iron Chef battle
Which, the mun decided, took place on the 11th, so as not to interfere with the sex bomb plot.
It was a most unusual battle, certainly. After all, children did not normally battle in Kitchen Stadium.
However, it wasn't every day that Kaga found two willing participants.
Pippi Longstocking and Rika Furude battled against each other for the right to be called 'Chibi Iron Chef', an honorary title, but a title nonetheless.
As they were so young, Kaga summoned two of his minions chefs, Iron Chef Tako and Iron Chef Dwight Schrute, to assist the challengers. Iron Chef Schrute assisted and advised Pippi Longstocking, and Iron Chef Tako assisted Rika Furude.
Kaga unveiled the theme ingredient to be bananas, chosen for their kid-friendliness (and cause he loves bananas).
Furude managed to convince Tako to help her a little more than necessary (and technically more than the rules allowed), but she looked so cute and innocent she got away with it. Tako, for his part, insisted on adding plenty of nutmeg to the dishes. (He also had a bit of a fanboy: Beowulf showed up to be very loud and cheer Tako on.)
Longstocking made a mess, but surprisingly her pet monkey Mr. Nilssen was a well trained cook as well. Not to mention her guinea pig to her mostly dessert laden dishes. (Not that Kaga was complaining.) thankfully She mostly ignored her adviser's help and worked independently.
Her dishes consisted of:
Banana bread with whipped cream and strawberries, a cake built of pancakes with bananas and chocolate syrup and more whipped cream between the layers, and banana pudding!
Five judges judged instead of the usual four, to avoid a tie. Among the judges were the archangel Michael, a wanderer named Ginko, and Princess Peach had been invited back. (Gotta fill the Bimbo du Jour quota, after all).
In the end, it was a close match but Pippi Longstocking won, 3-2, to take the title Chibi Iron Chef.
[[OOC: All permissions given by the respective muns. They also get partial credit for adding details. Hooray for Pippi!]]
It was a most unusual battle, certainly. After all, children did not normally battle in Kitchen Stadium.
However, it wasn't every day that Kaga found two willing participants.
Pippi Longstocking and Rika Furude battled against each other for the right to be called 'Chibi Iron Chef', an honorary title, but a title nonetheless.
As they were so young, Kaga summoned two of his minions chefs, Iron Chef Tako and Iron Chef Dwight Schrute, to assist the challengers. Iron Chef Schrute assisted and advised Pippi Longstocking, and Iron Chef Tako assisted Rika Furude.
Kaga unveiled the theme ingredient to be bananas, chosen for their kid-friendliness (and cause he loves bananas).
Furude managed to convince Tako to help her a little more than necessary (and technically more than the rules allowed), but she looked so cute and innocent she got away with it. Tako, for his part, insisted on adding plenty of nutmeg to the dishes. (He also had a bit of a fanboy: Beowulf showed up to be very loud and cheer Tako on.)
Longstocking made a mess, but surprisingly her pet monkey Mr. Nilssen was a well trained cook as well. Not to mention her guinea pig to her mostly dessert laden dishes. (Not that Kaga was complaining.) thankfully She mostly ignored her adviser's help and worked independently.
Her dishes consisted of:
Banana bread with whipped cream and strawberries, a cake built of pancakes with bananas and chocolate syrup and more whipped cream between the layers, and banana pudding!
Five judges judged instead of the usual four, to avoid a tie. Among the judges were the archangel Michael, a wanderer named Ginko, and Princess Peach had been invited back. (Gotta fill the Bimbo du Jour quota, after all).
In the end, it was a close match but Pippi Longstocking won, 3-2, to take the title Chibi Iron Chef.
[[OOC: All permissions given by the respective muns. They also get partial credit for adding details. Hooray for Pippi!]]