It was a nice normal afternoon in the Animal Crossing village of Edisaes, with it being in the ever so popular Seaside Hil as Dry Bowser and Toadette were both racing around the race course on Wiggler ATVs, with Petey Piranha flying high in the sky by flapping his big green leaves in a majestic manner. Mr. Resetti popped out of the ground by The Roost as he was nearly run over by Dry Bowser, which caused him to rage as he followed the racing duo through tunneling. Eventually he emerged in front of Dry Bowser, causing the skeletal reptile to go flying right off his Wiggler themed ATV.
"Agh!" Dry Bowser cursed as he was broken into several bones, bouncing his skull as he turned around and glared at Mr. Resetti. "Sonny! Are you kidding me, man!? What the hell was that for?"
"That was for almost making me roadkill, you inconsiderate lizard!" Mr. Resetti snapped as he then turned around to see Toadette farting on her ATV, chucking his pick axe at her, knocking the flatulent mushroom girl off the Wiggler based vehicle. "And you! Don't think you're off the hook just because you're cute!"
"Ouchies!" Toadette yelped in pain as she had Mr. Resetti's axe stuck to her pink mushroom cap, pulling it off as she winced in pain, tears forming in her eyes as she turned to the angry mole. "Why... would you do that to me? I thought we were friends?"
"Friends? Pah! Buddies wouldn't deliberately be doing what you two are doing!" Mr. Resetti exclaimed as he then glanced up to see Petey flapping above him, pulling another axe from his yellow helmet as he chucked it right at the mutated piranha plant, hitting him. "And you up there, bird brain! You think you own the skies!"
Petey screamed as he flailed his leaves, falling on top of Mr. Resetti and flattening him. Dry Bowser smirked as he was collecting his bones and putting himself back together, with Toadette rubbing her injured mushroom cap while continuing to sniffle, with Petey slowly getting up and glancing back to see a squashed Mr. Resetti slowly groaning in pain, shrugging in response.