History VideoGame / WarioWare

** Orbulon's space bunnies also appeared in [[RhythmHeaven Rhythm Heaven.]]

The series was made by the same team that made [[RhythmHeaven Rhythm Heaven]], [[WidgetSeries and it shows]].

* In each 'level' you have to complete ten to twenty of them in a row, without stopping (And much more if you're going for a high score)! (JUMP!)

* TheDevTeamThinksOvEverything: the European version of D.I.Y. translated ''everything'', including elements of the microgames themselves, as you can find out with the Microgame editor once you access it and use it to open the microgames. Elements such as "Mario" from 9-Volt's games keep their name as always, but elements such as clouds, cars or whatever get their names (and animations as well!) translated in every language the game is localised in.

** And as a result, sadly stopped the Mona Pizza song reaching European shores as well, because to hear it you need to either play VideoGame/WarioWare Twisted, or at least have a game cart to use alongside ''[=WarioWare=] Touched!'' via the GBA slot in the DS console.

* NoExportForYou: ''Twisted!'' never reached European shores. The reason for this was never explained, but it certainly wasn't to do with the illegality of mercury tilt switches in the EU -- ''Twisted!'' uses a piezoelectric gyroscope instead.

* HonestAxe: spoofed in "Touched!"
** "Gimme all of them!" * tackle*

* ''[=WarioWare=], Inc.: Mega Microgame$!'' (''[=WarioWare=], Inc.: Minigame Mania'' [[MarketBasedTitle in PAL countries]]) (Game Boy Advance)

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Kat's is Pink, Ana's is bright red, and Jimmy's whole family has multi-colored hair/wigs.

* FinalExamBoss: The last levels of the original and ''Touched!''

* EverythingsCuterWithKittens: Disco dancing kittens in ''Smooth Moves''! Later on, Jimmy P.'s stage has dancing ''puppies'', and the similarity is lampshaded at the end.

* OneHitPointWonder: In every normal microgame you play in every installment, you only get ''one shot'' to clear the goal. Screw up in any way, and it's a fail.

* {{Otaku}}: 9-Volt and 18-Volt are hardcore fanboys of all things Nintendo

* [=WarioWare=], Inc.: Mega Micro Game$! (Game Boy Advance)
* [=WarioWare=], Inc.: Mega Party Game$ (a Nintendo [=GameCube=] extension of the above game with multiplayer games thrown in)
* [=WarioWare=]: Twisted! (GBA, a cartridge equipped with a Motion Sensor)
* [=WarioWare=]: Touched! (Nintendo DS, with the games themed around various uses of the touch screen)
* [=WarioWare=]: Smooth Moves! (Wii- the games are themed around holding the Wii Remote in a variety of ways to control the game)
* [=WarioWare=]: Snapped! ([=DSiWare=], uses the Nintendo [=DSi=]'s camera to take pictures)
* [=WarioWare=]: D.I.Y. (DS; this entry allows you to create your own microgames.)
* [=WarioWare=]: D.I.Y. Showcase ([=WiiWare=], a companion game for the above)

* {{Defictionalization}}: Arguably Pyoro, which was the inspiration in story for Wario starting up his own company, was a mini game in every single game in the VideoGame/WarioWare series, and then ended up published standalone by Nintendo for DSiWare. Paper Plane is possibly the same way.

* {{Homage}}: 9-Volt's and 18-Volt's microgames and worlds are shout-outs to various classic NES games such as ''SuperMarioBros'', ''TheLegendOfZelda'' and ''{{F-Zero}}''

* NoExportForYou: ''Twisted'' never reached European shores. The reason for this was never exaplained, but it certainly wasn't to do with the illegality of mercury tilt switches in the EU - ''Twisted'' uses a piezoelectric gyroscope instead.
** And as a result, sadly stopped the Mona Pizza song reaching European shores as well, because to hear it you need to either play VideoGame/WarioWare Twisted, or at least have a game cart to use alongside VideoGame/WarioWare Touched via the GBA slot in the DS console.

* SequelFirst: ''Twisted!'' was released after ''Touched!'' in America.

* VoldeMart: Pizza Dinosaur