History VideoGame / FiveNightsAtWarios

* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: The fourth game takes place in one as Richard [=Mcroy=] defends himself from the invading spirits.
* BigBad: Wario, of course. [[spoiler: VIRUS takes this role in the later parts of the series.]]

FinalBoss:
** 'Origins'' has [[Bruno Gate during the sixth and final night.]]

-->-- '''LetsPlay/{{Markiplier}}'''

''Five Nights at Wario's'' is a fanmade sextology of games based on the ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' series, but featuring various ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'' characters in the place of the ''FNAF's'' animatronics. It was made by Creator/{{Nintendo}} fan [=WWWario=].

* OffModel: One of Wario's appearances in the Freezing Room shows him bigger than normal.

** The first five games received a series "2.0 update" re-releases in 2020, with several also getting minor updates to make minor changes or corrections.

You play as 5 various night guards in 6 different locations throughout the sextology. Richard [=McRoy=] in a fast-food factory in ''Five Nights at Wario's'' (released on January 6, 2015, after an initial demo on December 12, 2014), Thomas Taylor at VideoGame/WarioWare Incorporated in ''Five Nights at Wario's 2'' (February 8, 2015), Edward Coleman in a haunted house in ''Five Nights at Wario's 3'' (April 20, 2015), Wario himself in his first restaurant in ''Five Nights at Wario's: Origins'' (July 29, 2015), Richard [=McRoy=] again in his own house in ''Five Nights At Wario's 4'' (June 26, 2016), and finally Bruno Gate in a theater production in ''Five Shows at Wario's'' (February 16, 2021, with a ''Director's Cut'' extension later released in September 25).[[note]]All the installments before ''Five Shows at Wario's'' received [[UpdatedRerelease Updated Re-releases]] mainly known as "2.0 versions" in 2020.[[/note]] These individuals are just going on with their merry little lives trying to get good pay (as with Wario trying to open up his restaurant for his business); however, they are all stalked by the ghosts of classic Nintendo characters and eventually get involved in a potential murder case. Your goal, as in every ''[=FNaF=]'' game, is to survive, as the story progresses through various phone calls.

* {{Expy}}: Every character is this in the first game. This is due to the game being built almost entirely from the original "VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys1".
** Richard [=McRoy=] is one to Mike Schmidt as both are night guards working at a food place while defending themselves from the supernatural for five nights.
** Phone Guy is one to well....... Phone Guy, with both sending messages to the player to help them through the nights.
** Wario is this to Freddy due to both having the role of BigBad and both appearing when the power runs out. Wario also applies as one to Bonnie due to his behavior having him attack from the left doorway.
** Waluigi also counts as one to Bonnie, since he has almost the same behavior as Wario.
** Both Luigi and Peach apply as this to Chica due to both staring through the window to the right before attacking.

* LevelEditor: The usual Custom Night prominent in [=FNaF=] is included in each game in the series, with some games having a few major differences from the others.[[note]]While this trope used to only apply to Origins, the 2.0 updates would include one for every game.[[/note]]

** The third game allows for more customization, allowing the selection of five of the previous rooms to be played in the order picked. The difficulty of certain room-specific mechanics are also changeable.
** In Origins certain characters/mechanics[[note]]Waluigi, Peach, and the flashlight battery[[/note]] can only be switched on/off.
* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily: For some God-forsaken reason, in the first game and the first game only, Wario has 2 sets of teeth. It's never explained how he has this, but he does. As well, in [=FNaW=] 2 2.0, Bowser gets two sets of teeth, making him even more disturbing. In [=FNaW=] 4, Demon Wario has four sets of teeth.

* NostalgiaLevel: Classic Mode uses the first game's mechanics (Doors, Limited Power, etc.) with the second game's characters and setting.

* PromotedToPlayable: Wario in Origins. The rest of the first game's gang is promoted to playable in Shows, [[spoiler: along with Bruno himself.]]

* BlankWhiteEyes: Oh man, every other character besides the ones mentioned above has these.
** However, Wario does have white pupils that can be barely seen when close up. This is most notably seen when he is staring into the Freezing Room camera.
* BloodFromTheMouth: Wario and Waluigi are both seen with this during the second game.

You play as 5 various night guards in 6 different locations throughout the sextology. Richard [=McRoy=] in a fast-food factory in ''Five Nights at Wario's'' (released on January 6, 2015, after an initial demo on December 12, 2014), Thomas Taylor at VideoGame/WarioWare Incorporated in ''Five Nights at Wario's 2'' (February 8, 2015), Edward Coleman in a haunted house in ''Five Nights at Wario's 3'' (April 20, 2015), Wario himself in his first restaurant in ''Five Nights at Wario's: Origins'' (July 29, 2015), Richard [=McRoy=] again in his own house in ''Five Nights At Wario's 4'' (June 26, 2016), and finally Bruno Gate in a theater production in ''Five Shows at Wario's'' (February 16, 2021, with a ''Director's Cut'' extension later released in September 25). These individuals are just going on with their merry little lives trying to get good pay (as with Wario trying to open up his restaurant for his business); however, they are all stalked by the ghosts of classic Nintendo characters and eventually get involved in a potential murder case. Your goal, as in every ''[=FNaF=]'' game, is to survive, as the story progresses through various phone calls.

You play as 5 various night guards in 6 different locations throughout the sextology. Richard [=McRoy=] in a fast-food factory in ''Five Nights at Wario's'' (released on January 6, 2015), Thomas Taylor at VideoGame/WarioWare Incorporated in ''Five Nights at Wario's 2'' (February 8, 2015), Edward Coleman in a haunted house in ''Five Nights at Wario's 3'' (April 20, 2015), Wario himself in his first restaurant in ''Five Nights at Wario's: Origins'' (July 29, 2015), Richard [=McRoy=] again in his own house in ''Five Nights At Wario's 4'' (June 26, 2016), and finally Bruno Gate in a theater production in ''Five Shows at Wario's'' (February 16, 2021, with a ''Director's Cut'' extension later released in September 25). These individuals are just going on with their merry little lives trying to get good pay (as with Wario trying to open up his restaurant for his business); however, they are all stalked by the ghosts of classic Nintendo characters and eventually get involved in a potential murder case. Your goal, as in every ''[=FNaF=]'' game, is to survive, as the story progresses through various phone calls.

WordOfGod explains the story [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3fZ0mN_l-4 here]].

''Five Nights at Wario's'' is a fanmade sextology of games based on the ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' series, but featuring various ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'' characters in the place of the ''FNAF's'' animatronics. It is made by Nintendo fan [=WWWario=].

You play as 5 various night guards in 6 different locations throughout the sextology. Richard [=McRoy=] in a fast-food factory in ''Five Nights at Wario's'', Thomas Taylor at VideoGame/WarioWare Incorporated in ''Five Nights at Wario's 2'', Edward Coleman in a haunted house in ''Five Nights at Wario's 3'', Wario himself in his first restaurant in ''Five Nights at Wario's Origins'', Richard [=McRoy=] again in his own house in ''Five Nights At Wario's 4'', and finally Bruno Gate in a theater production in ''Five Shows at Wario's''. These individuals are just going on with their merry little lives trying to get good pay (as with Wario trying to open up his restaurant for his business), however, they are all stalked by the ghosts of classic Nintendo characters and eventually get involved in a potential murder case. Your goal, as in every ''[=FNaF=]'' game, is to survive, as the story progresses through various phone calls.

Each character has different ways to fend off the phantoms in each game. However, as the series progressed, the characters got more and more exposed to the fiends. The first game had the classic doors (er, one door and a window), the second one had no doors, but you were forced to hide in a generator room to keep yourself alive. The third game has the character fend for himself and have to use different techniques and rooms each night, thankfully given to you by the grateful phone calls.

* DiscOneFinalBoss: [[spoiler: Wario and his gang are the main antagonists until Origins 2018 mode, where VIRUS takes centre stage.]]

* GrandFinale: Shows and Director's Cut are this, since they wrap up every loose end.

* WhamEpisode: Shows and Directors Cut are this, as they reveal pretty much everything about the series.

* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: Mario comes out of your laptop in Five Nights At Wario's, a TV in the Playroom in Five Nights At Wario's 3, and in Five Nights At Wario's: Origins, you can actually see him reaching through the screen during his last phase. In Five Nights At Wario's 4, everyone gets in on the action with the exception of Demon Wario, lunging through your TV screen to kill you.
* GhastlyGhost: Almost every enemy you face from 1-4.

** Phone Guy is one to well...... . [[NamesTheSame Phone Guy]], with both sending messages to the player to help them through the nights.

-->--'''LetsPlay/{{Markiplier}}'''

* GrandFinale: Shows and Director’s Cut are this, since they wrap up every loose end.

* InstantWinCondition: Getting to 6 AM usually. It’s even required that you abuse this for the Barely Alive achievement!

* LeanAndMean: [[spoiler:VIRUS Luigi is absolutely this. It’s stretched out to extremely inhuman proportions and is just as dangerous as the others.]]
** Waluigi’s just as lanky as usual and he sure isn’t nice fellow as a vengeful spirit. [[AvertedTrope Averted]] when he’s alive however.

* NiceGuy: All of Wario’s gang was pretty nice before dying and coming back as angry spirits.

* PromotedToPlayable: Wario in Origins. The rest of the first game’s gang is promoted to playable in Shows, [[spoiler: along with Bruno himself.]]

** [[spoiler: VIRUS Mario’s appearance in Shows is very similar to Stanley’s appearance in Promo Show from WebVideo/SuperMarioSixtyFourClassified.]]

* WhamShot: [[spoiler: Richard’s death in 3’s GoldenEnding.]]

** One of Wario’s victims is Ashley. Doubles as WouldHurtAChild.

* PurpleIsPowerful: In the third game, Wario is seen with glowing purple eyes. This is fairly suitable due to him being the primary host. The same goes for [[spoiler:Wario Man]].

* BigBad: Wario, of course.

* TimedMission: The Cellar. In it, you must complete four to five tasks before five minutes, otherwise, VIRUS Wario will find you.

* WeakenedByTheLight: VIRUS Peach seems to be this, as light is usually used to deter her.

** [[spoiler: In Night 6 of 1988 Mode, instead of the usual shtick, [[SomethingCompletelyDifferent the game instead fast forwards to after the opening of Wario's Fast Food Factory.]] This also takes place right before the murders, [[OhCrap and as such the player must defend themselves from Wario-Man till 6 am]]]].

** The third game has a section in the extra menu called "Also check out...", which provides links to [[VideoGame/OneNightAtFlumptys One Night at Flumpty's 1 & 2]] and [[VideoGame/FiveNightsAtSonics FNaS: Maniac Mania]].

* NoFairCheating: Should the player exit the game in the middle of a show in the Theater and then reopen the game, a message will appear telling the player that leaving is not allowed while warning them not to do it again. [[spoiler: This message also gives a [[EarlyBirdCameo brief glimpse of]] [[BigRedDevil Entity 01]]]]

--> ''[[spoiler: Entity 01]] "LEAVING THE THEATRE IS HIGHLY FORBIDDEN. YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO DO THIS AGAIN."''
* NostalgiaLevel: Classic Mode uses the first game's mechanics (Doors, Limited Power, etc) with the second game's characters and setting.