Making Changes

Making Changes is the season finale of Season 3, the sixtieth overall episode of Wario & Waluigi's Deadventures, and the final episode of the Handy Dandy Arc.

Debut Characters
Thwomp

Koopa Troopa

Plot
The episode starts with Lord Flippie singing a song he wrote for the final battle, "Scheme Mayhem". After the song ends, Alphonse arrives to help Wario & Waluigi defeat his former friend, because Lord Flippie tortured and killed a rabbit. He then experiences surprise when he finds out what Alphonse was doing in his in the arena. Then he, Wario and Waluigi discuss some things that'll happen for Season 4. Lord Flippie stops the conversation to knock them unconscious to take them out in the dark. Lord Flippie leaves to prepare to fight, while Wario, Waluigi, and Alphonse come up with a plan. They think up the plan and go with it. Wario distracts Flippie in battle, and Waluigi disposes Lord Flippie's cape, and Alphonse trips him, making Lord Flippie fall to his death, and turn to dust. Then they go inside to wash off. They also discuss a little bit more on Season 4, and Mario reveals that the spin-off will be about him and Luigi. Junior and Kamek leave with a Koopa Troopa to do SML Parodies. Alphonse leaves to check in on his album and Wario and Waluigi wait to begin Season 4.

Trivia

 * This is the fifth and final episode of the Handy Dandy Arc
 * This is the first episode to reach 30 minutes. This also marks the longest episode in the series.
 * Alphonse will return as a protagonist in this episode.
 * This also marks the final appearance of Lord Flippie, as he dies in this episode.
 * It is called "Making Changes" due to some discussion over what will be in Season 4.
 * It is revealed that the spin-off will be about Mario and Luigi.
 * It is revealed that Season 4 will use the sister episode system, similar to many children's shows.
 * This is the last episode to use the normal title cards.
 * Wario singing and then getting cut off is a reference to TheOdd1sOut, where James sings Dragon Tales, only to get cut off by himself.