History WMG / WarioWare

Think about it: it's the only microgame in the series so far to be based on a UsefulNotes/VirtualBoy game, so it can actually be displayed in 3D!

Let's face it: The main cast has far greater potential for a cartoon than any other well-known Nintendo IP[[note]] The employees of the first ''[=WarioWare=]'' game alone consist of Wario himself, a naive 2000 year old alien, the ultimate Nintendo superfan, a woman with every retail job under the sun, a mad scientist inventor, twin preschooler ninjas, two talking FunnyAnimals that drive a taxi, and a celebrity DiscoDan. The list has only grown since then, each one weirder and quirkier than the last.[[/note]] (Yes, even [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros the big one]]). Not to mention this series is far more comfortable/familiar with full voice acting. Microgames will be incorporated into the show in some manner. Perhaps as scene transitions?

One way this could happen is through Captain Syrup opening up a rival microgame studio to directly compete with Wario, with the microgame sets branching between [=WarioWare=] Inc. and Syrup's studio (staffed either by some employees she poached, or familiar ''Wario Land'' baddies). The final set would be Wario and Syrup's rivalry escalating to the point where both of them accidentally unleash [[VideoGame/WarioLand3 Rudy the Clown]], with the both of them agreeing to tone down their hostilities after defeating him.

[[WMG: Ashley will be in the recently announced Luigi's Mansion 2.]]

* Nope

* Jossed. The following [=WarioWare=] game more closely resembles a sequel to ''Smooth Moves'' rather than ''Get it Together!''
[[WMG:Alternatively, there will be a [=WarioWare=] DIY 2, which uses the same "Playable characters" mechanic as ''Get it Together!'']]
The original [=WarioWare=] DIY had limited controls for playing microgames, but for good reason. You were only able to tap objects on screen without swiping or sliding, which had the advantage of all microgames being easy to understand how to play at a quick glance. But a natural drawback of this was that any microgame you'd ever create or play could never be too complex. Incorporating the gimmick of playable characters into a game like DIY would yield the benefit without the drawback, because any given character always controls the same way in any situation, regardless of the upcoming microgame. Microgame creation would be done using the Switch's touchscreen while in handheld, and an on-screen cursor while docked.

* New playable characters and buffs/nerfs to existing ones, along the same lines as the above WMG.

* Of course, a new story.

The original [=WarioWare=] DIY had limited controls for playing microgames. You were only able to tap objects on screen, without swiping or sliding. This had the advantage of all microgames being easy to understand how to play at a quick glance. But a natural drawback of this was that any microgame you'd ever create or play could never be too complex. Incorporating the gimmick of playable characters into a game like DIY would yield the benefit without the drawback, because any given character always controls the same way in any situation, regardless of the upcoming microgame.

* [[TheCameo Waluigi]]: Has same controls as Young Cricket, except with inverted gravity. His default location will be either the ceiling in indoor areas or the top of the screen in outdoor areas. Jumping counts as an attack and can damage or move things. Includes a second set of Anything Goes microgames, except all of them have Waluigi or his icon somewhere in them.

* [[TheCameo Waluigi]]: Remains on the ceiling but can jump, though he'll land back on the ceiling as if he has inverted gravity. Jumping counts as an attack and can damage or move things. Includes a second set of Anything Goes microgames, except all of them have Waluigi or his icon somewhere in them.

[[WMG: Ashley is from [[VideoGame/{{Touhou}} Gensokyo.]]]]

If there's another ''WarioWare'' game, it would be interesting to see a set of microgames made by the red plumber himself. He could even have a dual stage where he and Wario feud with one another.

** Typical ChaoticNeutral MadScientist. If he isn't a geinus, I don't know who is. Since being a Geinus is contagous, it's possible that he was the first Genius in Daimond city, and the rest followed soon afterwards.
** Wonders: Pretty much every damn thing he builds, most notibly Mike the robot.

** He might not be a Geinus, 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-existant WoD supplement(''Plumber: the Unclogging''?).

** Stauren, facinated by old video games and the 80's.

** Grimm and Staunen, respectively. Manes from some sort of antropomorphic Bardo.

** [[OlderThanSheLooks It's implied Ashley is 15]], so she actually may be to highschool by now.

[[WMG: Going off the play idea from the Mario games, WarioWare is the only series that is not a play.]]
As in, the WarioWare games are the only games that 'actually' happen. Would explain how 9-Volt makes some microgames off of Mario's "adventures".

* 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 [[GracefulLoser gave up the pot willingly after Lulu points that out]] (even finding the situation ActuallyPrettyFunny), as well as the fact that Lulu's adventure [[AllForNothing was completely pointless anyway]], considering that [[ShaggyDagStory 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.

** 5-Volt: The mom who became interested in games via watching her son play them.

* She uses magic
* She has her own mansion
* Plus her boss microgame in ''Touched!'' is basically a LighterAndSofter [[BulletHell Danmaku]].
* Don't forget that she is a little girl.