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Wild Mass Guessing for the WarioWare series.
- And furthermore, Wario gains immense physical strength from devouring whole cloves of raw garlic, also like Bill Gates.
- Alternately, Wario is the inspiration for Mulch Diggums from Artemis Fowl - a dwarf who can unhinge his jaw far enough to swallow a small man whole, and propel himself with flatulence.
- The afro is a mushroom.
- Given his name's resemblance to those of the Paper Mario Toads, you may be onto something there.
- So he's not a distant relative of Dupree?
- Given his name's resemblance to those of the Paper Mario Toads, you may be onto something there.
- Especially in how it's actually good.
- Shouldn't this be a given?
- This is a given in any game Wario stars in for anyone and everyone.
- Compare◊ and contrast◊. The hair, the eyes, the wearing red, the tint of evilness....
- To be more specific, she's Girly-card. (See the Hellsing page for more details.)
- Red eyes, black hair, and a thing for wearing red seem to be stereotypical vampire things, period, so I doubt it. Either she's actually a vampire, though, or she's inspired by them. She is a goth, after all.
- The entire Mona Pizza arc in Twisted (Even the theme song) seems to parody the endless "war" between local businesses (Mona Pizza) and big franchises (Pizza Dinosaur). The lyrics make it even more blatant:
- Mona's level in WarioWare: Touched seems to contain some subtle Take Thats at the music industry. On the Top 5 chart, we see Sal Out (Sell-out) and a whiny, Wangsty Emo Teen parody, among others.
- The lyrics to Ashley's Theme are pretty disturbing if you think about it (she turned her teacher into a spoon!?), but the last two lines are surprisingly charming, seemingly containing an Aesop about accepting people who are different:(Just remember this when you see her on the street:)(Ashley:) I'm the coolest girl you'll ever meet!
- It's originally CRUELEST, maybe. There doesn't seem to be an extremely clear version of it, so the world may never know. It's definitely "Coolest" in the Brawl version, though.
- It's DEFINITELY "cruelest" in the original. The SSBB version completely changed the mood, voice, and style. And the other lyrics only emphasize the whole "evil" vibe.
- Strangely, if you speed up the record for this song in the Turntable, it mashes part of the lyrics together in a way that sounds like she's saying, quite clearly, "I have granted kids to Hell." Not so cute, now, is she?
- It's originally CRUELEST, maybe. There doesn't seem to be an extremely clear version of it, so the world may never know. It's definitely "Coolest" in the Brawl version, though.
- Dr. Crygor
- Neid, or maybe Stauren. It's anyone's guess how he catalyzed.
- Typical Chaotic Neutral Mad Scientist. If he isn't a genius, I don't know who is. Since being a Genius is contagious, it's possible that he was the first Genius in Diamond city, and the rest followed soon afterwards.
- Wonders: Pretty much every damn thing he builds, most notably Mike the robot.
- Ditto for Penny.
- Wario
- He might not be a Genius, but he certainly isn't a Beholden, and has even caused Havoc a few times. He probably counts as a "Unique" template, or one from a non-existent WoD supplement(Plumber: the Unclogging?).
- Wonders: His Motorcycle, that Watch from "Twisted".
- 9-Volt
- Stauren, fascinated by old video games and the 80's.
- Wonders: His hoverboard, that little yellow thing that shows up in every game. Might have triggered Havoc once or twice (offscreen).
- 18-Volt
- Beholden, catalyzed from seeing 9-Volt's hoverboard in action, and apparently funked back to elementary school... or something...
- Mona
- Stauren, probably catalyzed from all the weirdness around her.
- Wonders: The robo-monkey, her scooter, and a few other things I can't quite recall.
- Jimmy T.
- Stauren (seeing a pattern here?), or maybe a Kalgen in denial. Catalyzed from love of 70's and/or the death of Disco.
- Wonders: He might be too busy to really care.
- Dribble/Spitz
- Grimm and Staunen, respectively. Manes from some sort of anthropomorphic Bardo.
- Wonders: Their cab (it can transform into a freakin' spaceship, after all)
- Orbulon
- Hoffnung, Manes from a space-age Bardo (maybe Mars.)
- Wonders: Space ship(s), lasers, other alien stuff.
- Ashley
- May actually be a Mage, though I'm at a loss to say what kind.
- Reasons:
- She uses magic
- She has her own mansion
- Plus her boss microgame in Touched! is basically a Lighter and Softer Danmaku.
- Don't forget that she is a little girl.
- Jossed. Ashley is not present in the game.
- Boy, that sounded cool reading it over. Anyway, 9-volt is at a young age owning every Nintendo piece of hardware, software, accessory, and item. His TARDIS is his hoverboard to go back in the past to get the Nintendo items. $10 in this age is a lot more in the past. He could easily get all of the items in a week.
- Hah!
- Kat and Ana's kindergarten is in a different area than Diamond City Elementary, though it's still likely that they eventually will.
- It's implied Ashley is 15, so she actually may be to high school by now.
- Wario used Dr. Crygor's create a micro-game idea and divide the company into 2, Warioware and Diamond City software. That way, Wario will than be able to make TWICE the money by having the former make minigames along with the Microgame/Comic/Music maker and ship them to Diamond City software where they will sell them and make their own, doubling the profit for Wario. Also explans on how Wario was at a lost for words the first time you meet him when he says they quit after a brief pause.
- Mona, Kat/Ana, Ashley, and Penny all got into the gaming industry because they're gamers themselves! Not only that, but they also represent different female gaming demographics:
- Mona: The popular girl who you wouldn't expect to be geeky at first glance.
- Kat/Ana: Hyperactive young kids.
- Ashley: The loner.
- Penny: The geek.
- 5-Volt: The mom who became interested in games via watching her son play them... or the former gamer girl who gave her old consoles to her son, maturing his passion for gaming.
- In the trailer, 9-Volt looks like he has a crush on someone. This someone could end up being a new character affiliated with him, like 18-Volt from Twisted or 5-Volt in Game & Wario.
- Right for the Wrong Reasons. 9-Volt was just lamenting having to do math work, but 18-Volt's story involves a new character: Rapping phenomenon 13-Amp.
- Unfortunately, Gold only plays in 2D.
- Confirmed regardless; it's one of 5-Volt's microgames.
- Um... Looking at their chins and moustaches, they dont share a resemblance which could mean that they are one and the same.
You can use a phone, and type many phone codes to make phone calls, one of the messages is:
"Listen, stop calling! I already said I wouldn't do it! Wait, this isn't Wario, is it? Ugh, that guy's been pestering me to make games for him. He's always been a pest, and he's never going to be anything BUT a pest. If you see Wario, tell him my decision is final. No games, no way. What's that? My name? S...sorry, gotta run."
It's Waluigi on the phone, Wario keeps calling him to work at the WarioWare company and help him make games, but he never wants to do it, that's why Waluigi is always missing from the WarioWare series.
If you don't think it's Waluigi, who could it be?
- Jossed: Get It Together! was the following release, and Waluigi is nowhere in sight.
It's clear the veteran treasure hunter/demon slayer has lost his edge in the decade since the last Wario Land title. Not only did he fail to put up a fight when his last bit of coinage was stolen, but he couldn't even throw off a little girl.
- 1). The only reason that Lulu even hated Wario in the first place was because he stole Luxeville's chamber pot. However, considering that Wario gave up the pot willingly after Lulu points that out (even finding the situation Actually Pretty Funny), as well as the fact that Lulu's adventure was completely pointless anyway, considering that they just bought a futuristic toilet while she was out. Not to mention they seem to have made up as shown by Lulu's character trailer.
- 2). And the reason why she decided to work at Warioware specifically? Simple: Young Cricket works there.
Characters with a Balance Buff would include:
- 9-Volt: Pressing down will allow him to stop in place. His yo-yo will now have minor homing capacity, allowing for greater room for error when hitting things.
- Kat & Ana: They now stop in midair when throwing shuriken, just as 9-Volt stops when launching his yo-yo. And just like 9-Volt, holding down when they're on the ground will allow them to stay on the ground, allowing them to be useful in more microgames.
- Pyoro: Tongue attack's speed will increase. There will also now be a transparent line showing where the tongue would go, including all instances of ricochets off walls and ceilings.
- Dr. Crygor: Movement speed will increase when swimming.
Characters with a Nerf would include:
- Ashley: Movement speed and projectile speed will decrease.
- Orbulon: Vertical range of the tractor beam will decrease.
Additional playable characters and their microgame sets, if any:
- Fronk: Can fly. Attacks in a circular field of effect with himself at the center. Includes a small set of extra-fast microgames. Appears only within the elevator stages. He will not vanish if he shows up in the microgame "Sanitation Station," as there are multiple instances of him.
- Description: "9-Volt's pet, but don't call him one! He turned 5 recently, but thanks to continuous 8-bit yoga, he looks as young as ever!"
- 13-Amp: Can fly and shoots projectiles diagonally in the direction she's facing. Whether she shoots up or down depends on if she last ascended or descended. Includes a second set of Nintendo Classics microgames.
- Description: "A young rapping phenomenon with a 'winner takes all' attitude. She seems to have mellowed out after losing a rap battle against 18-Volt."
- Waluigi: Has same controls as Young Cricket, except with inverted gravity. The top of the screen counts as a ceiling. Includes a second set of Anything Goes microgames, except all of them have Waluigi or his icon somewhere in them.
- New playable characters and buffs/nerfs to existing ones.
- Doris 1: Similar to Mona in that she flies, doesn't stop moving, and bounces off walls when hitting them. Can only move directly straight in the 4 cardinal directions. Holding the A button makes her stop in place and continually swing a broom in the direction you aim, which is also limited to the 4 cardinal directions. The broom functions as an attack and as a method of blowing away objects.
- Description: "Crygor's cleaning robot, she ended up getting abandoned by him by accident, but she holds no hard feelings!"
- Joe: Dressed in rock climbing gear. Similar to 18-Volt in that he doesn't move, and can aim in any direction with unlimited range. Throws a grappling hook rather than a projectile. Joe will automatically be pulled towards whatever it hits and attach to that surface. The impact of Joe hitting a surface functions as an attack.
- Description: "Mona's manager, who seems to change jobs as often as she does! Managing these jobs is busy work, so he's taking a break with Wario's game."
- Pyoro 2: Controls identically to how he did in the original WarioWare, but with faster walking speed compared to Pyoro, and with the ability to walk on walls and along the ceiling.
- Jimmy P.: Acts similarly to Jimmy T., but instead of multiple, quick dashes, he charges up longer ones.
- Description: This disco dancer loves dogs and the beach. Could he be related to Jimmy T.? Who knows!
- All the new characters described in the previous WMG.
- Doris 1: Similar to Mona in that she flies, doesn't stop moving, and bounces off walls when hitting them. Can only move directly straight in the 4 cardinal directions. Holding the A button makes her stop in place and continually swing a broom in the direction you aim, which is also limited to the 4 cardinal directions. The broom functions as an attack and as a method of blowing away objects.
- Of course, a new story. However, it will keep the same general premise of digitizing themselves to enter their games.
- A set of microgames for characters that havent yet had A Day in the Limelight.
- Joe
- Pyoro
- Doris 1
- 13-Amp
- Jossed. The WarioWare game following Get it Together! more closely resembles a sequel to Smooth Moves.
- Confirmed in Move It, where all the major characters have voice acting.