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[[File:WarioWare logo.svg|thumb]]{{Nihongo|''[[mariowiki:WarioWare (series)|WarioWare]]''|メイド イン ワリオ|Made in Wario}} is a series of party games featuring [[mariowiki:Wario|Wario]] and his friends. The games in the series are collections of very short and simple games, called "microgames" or "minigames", played in quick succession.
[[File:Logo WarioWare.svg|thumb]]{{Nihongo|''[[mariowiki:WarioWare (series)|WarioWare]]''|メイド イン ワリオ|Made in Wario}} is a series of party games featuring [[mariowiki:Wario|Wario]] and his friends. The games in the series are collections of very short and simple games, called "microgames" or "minigames", played in quick succession.


Both the ''WarioWare Series'' and the ''[[Rhythm Heaven Series]]'', having been made by the same developers, share fairly similar structures, being minigame collections with rankings, stages, remixes/harder versions of past minigames, and unlockable extras. They also share the same whimsical, comedic tone. The two series often reference each other, with the ''[[Wario...Where?]]'' and ''[[Wario...Where? 2: The Sequel]]'' [[Challenge Train]] courses in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' being the most prominent example of this.
Both the ''WarioWare Series'' and the ''[[Rhythm Heaven Series]]'', having been made by the same developers, share fairly similar structures, being minigame collections with rankings, stages, remixes/harder versions of past minigames, and unlockable extras. They also share the same whimsical, comedic tone. The two series often reference each other, with the ''[[Wario...Where?]]'' and ''[[Wario...Where? 2: The Sequel]]'' [[Challenge Train]] courses in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' being the most prominent example of this.
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[[Jimmy T]], [[Dribble & Spitz]], [[Mona]], [[9-Volt]], [[Orbulon]], [[Dr. Crygor]], [[Kat & Ana]], [[mariowiki:Dribble Taxi|Dribble Taxi]], [[mariowiki:Mona's scooter|Mona's scooter]], the [[mariowiki:Oinker|Oinker]], [[mariowiki:SK8|SK8]], and the image of an alien as the icon for the [[Staff Credits]] all first appeared here.
[[Jimmy T]], [[Dribble & Spitz]], [[Mona]], [[9-Volt]], [[Orbulon]], [[Dr. Crygor]], [[Kat & Ana]], [[mariowiki:Dribble Taxi|Dribble Taxi]], [[mariowiki:Mona's scooter|Mona's scooter]], the [[mariowiki:Oinker|Oinker]], [[mariowiki:SK8|SK8]], and the image of an alien as the icon for the [[Staff Credits]] all first appeared here.


The prologue to the [[mariowiki:Sci-Fi|Sci-Fi]] folder ([[Dribble & Spitz]]'s stage) shows the underside of a bridge in a city at night, which is reused in [[Quiz Show]]'s [[Try Again]] epilogue in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'', though the scene now also features the [[contestant]] watching the cityscape over a guardrail. In ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', the scene is redrawn, with the bridge missing entirely, weakening the reference.
This game features a [[mariowiki:WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!#Grid mode|Grid mode]], which allows players to select any microgame previously encountered in the game. A similar feature appears in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' through the [[Museum]].
 
This game has two microgame set compilations named [[mariowiki:WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!#Microgame set compilations|Jimmy's Remix No. 1]] and [[mariowiki:WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!#Microgame set compilations|Jimmy's Remix No. 2]], which compiles specific sets of microgames found previously in the game. These stages would later inspire both the name and structure of the [[Remix]]es in the ''[[Rhythm Heaven Series]]''.
 
The prologue to [[Dribble & Spitz]]'s stage, [[mariowiki:Sci-Fi|Sci-Fi]], shows the underside of a bridge in a city at night, which is reused in [[Quiz Show]]'s [[Try Again]] epilogue in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'', though the scene now also features the [[contestant]] watching the cityscape over a guardrail. In ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', the scene is redrawn, with the bridge missing entirely, weakening the reference.
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!''[[mariowiki:WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!|WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]''
!''[[mariowiki:WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!|WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]''
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|[[File:Epilogue 3DS Quiz Show NG.png|center]]
|[[File:Epilogue 3DS Quiz Show NG.png|center]]
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The sprites for the rock and tree in the background, along with the general aesthetics of the microgames [[mariowiki:Stick & Move|Stick & Move]], [[mariowiki:Arrow Space|Arrow Space]] and [[mariowiki:Ninja Vision|Ninja Vision]], are reused directly in [[Samurai Slice (DS)|Samurai Slice]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''. A sprite of Tiny Ninja, the character from these microgames, can also be found [[Samurai Slice/Unused|unused]] in the [[Endless Game]].
The sprites for the rock and tree in the background, along with the general aesthetics of the microgames [[mariowiki:Stick & Move|Stick & Move]], [[mariowiki:Arrow Space|Arrow Space]] and [[mariowiki:Ninja Vision|Ninja Vision]], are reused directly in [[Samurai Slice (DS)|Samurai Slice]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven]]''. It also contains an [[Samurai Slice/Development|unused]] sprite of Tiny Ninja, the character from these microgames.
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![[mariowiki:Stick & Move|Stick & Move]]
![[mariowiki:Stick & Move|Stick & Move]]
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|[[File:Screenshot DS Samurai Slice.png|center]]
|[[File:Screenshot DS Samurai Slice.png|center]]
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The [[Space-Rabbit]]s, known as [[Space Hare]]s in this game and [[Alien Bunnies]] in all other games, made their first appearance in [[Orbulon]]'s stage. Their appearance in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'' gives them a slight redesign, particularly the shape of their eyes.
The [[Space-Rabbit]]s, known as [[Space Hare]]s in this game and [[Alien Bunnies]] in all other games, made their first appearance in [[Orbulon]]'s stage [[mariowiki:IQ|IQ]]. Their appearance in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'' gives them a slight redesign, particularly the shape of their eyes.
==''[[mariowiki:WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!|WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!]]''==
==''[[mariowiki:WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!|WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!]]''==
[[Bossa Nova]]'s background appears to be based on one of the intro movies for this game<ref>[https://youtu.be/-BX3V3hgIrM?t=238 WarioWare, Inc: Mega Party Game$! - All Intro Movies]</ref>.
[[Bossa Nova]]'s background appears to be based on one of the intro movies for this game<ref>[https://youtu.be/-BX3V3hgIrM?t=238 WarioWare, Inc: Mega Party Game$! - All Intro Movies]</ref>.
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On a technical level, the font from this game is reused directly in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'', down to leftover icons related to twisting the [[niwanetwork:Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance]].
On a technical level, the font from this game is reused directly in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'', down to leftover icons related to twisting the [[niwanetwork:Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance]].


[[Wario-Man]]'s Epilogue Movie has him floating in space. The particular background used here, which also appears briefly in the prologue to [[Mona]]'s stage in ''[[mariowiki:WarioWare: Touched!|WarioWare: Touched!]]'', is reused in the epilogue to [[Shoot-'em-up 2]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''.
[[Wario-Man]]'s Epilogue Movie has him floating in space. The particular background used here, which also appears briefly in the prologue to [[Mona]]'s stage [[mariowiki:Cute Cuts|Cute Cuts]] in ''[[mariowiki:WarioWare: Touched!|WarioWare: Touched!]]'', is reused in the epilogue to [[Shoot-'em-up 2]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''.
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!''[[mariowiki:WarioWare: Twisted!|WarioWare: Twisted!]]''
!''[[mariowiki:WarioWare: Twisted!|WarioWare: Twisted!]]''
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[[Young Cricket]], [[Master Mantis]], [[Penny]] and [[Tiny Wario]] first appeared in this game.
[[Young Cricket]], [[Master Mantis]], [[Penny]] and [[Tiny Wario]] first appeared in this game.
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Smooth Moves Dancing Monkeys.png|thumb]]
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Smooth Moves Dancing Monkeys.png|thumb]]
Two [[Monkey]]s (refered to in this game as [[mariowiki:Dancing Monkeys|Dancing Monkeys]]) make a cameo appearance in the prologue to [[mariowiki:List_of_WarioWare:_Smooth_Moves_microgames#Young Cricket & Master_Mantis|Enter Young Cricket]] ([[Young Cricket]]'s stage), standing next [[Mona]] and her friends at their dumpling stand. Their appearance matches that of [[Remix 7 (GBA)|Remix 7]] and [[Remix 8 (GBA)|Remix 8]] in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'', though one is recolored brown like the regular monkeys.{{clear}}
Two [[Monkey]]s (referred to in this game as [[mariowiki:Dancing Monkeys|Dancing Monkeys]]) make a cameo appearance in the prologue to [[Young Cricket]]'s stage [[mariowiki:List of WarioWare: Smooth Moves microgames#Young Cricket & Master Mantis|Enter Young Cricket]], standing next to [[Mona]] and her friends at their dumpling stand. Their appearance matches that of [[Remix 7 (GBA)|Remix 7]] and [[Remix 8 (GBA)|Remix 8]] in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'', though one is recolored brown like the regular monkeys.{{clear}}
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Smooth Moves Toy Express.png|thumb]]
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Smooth Moves Toy Express.png|thumb]]
Toy versions of the monkeys, alongside [[Monkey (Tap Trial 2)|another kind of monkey]], can be seen in the prologue to [[mariowiki:List_of_WarioWare:_Smooth_Moves_microgames#9-Volt & 18-Volt|The Multiplayer Test]] ([[9-Volt]]'s stage), sitting on the shelf at [[mariowiki:Toy Express|Toy Express]].{{clear}}
Toy versions of the monkeys, alongside [[Monkey (Tap Trial 2)|another kind of monkey]], can be seen in the prologue to [[9-Volt]]'s stage [[mariowiki:List of WarioWare: Smooth Moves microgames#9-Volt & 18-Volt|The Multiplayer Test]], sitting on the shelf at [[mariowiki:Toy Express|Toy Express]].{{clear}}
==''[[mariowiki:Game & Wario|Game & Wario]]''==
==''[[mariowiki:Game & Wario|Game & Wario]]''==
In general, this game went through a shift in artstyle, with all cameos in ''[[Wario...Where?]]'' and ''[[Wario...Where? 2: The Sequel]]'' matching their appearances in this game, being the latest game at the time.
In general, this game went through a shift in artstyle, with all cameos in ''[[Wario...Where?]]'' and ''[[Wario...Where? 2: The Sequel]]'' matching their appearances in this game, being the latest game at the time.
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[[Jimmy T]] does not use his design from this game however, as his [[mariowiki:Ski (minigame)|minigame]] requires him to wear a ski outfit, and he instead wears his classic outfit in [[The Clappy Trio 2]]. [[9-Volt]], [[18-Volt]] and [[Sal Out]] are also drawn as pixel art, matching the aesthetic of [[Super Samurai Slice]].
[[Jimmy T]] does not use his design from this game however, as his [[mariowiki:Ski (minigame)|minigame]] requires him to wear a ski outfit, and he instead wears his classic outfit in [[The Clappy Trio 2]]. [[9-Volt]], [[18-Volt]] and [[Sal Out]] are also drawn as pixel art, matching the aesthetic of [[Super Samurai Slice]].
[[File:Gw1.png|thumb]]
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Game & Wario Epilogue 1.png|thumb]]
In the ''[[mariowiki:Game & Wario|GAME & WARIO]]'' Prologue, the [[Chorus Kids]] make an appearance singing alongside [[Sal Out]] on [[mariowiki:Wario|Wario]]'s TV while he is flipping channels. As he does so, he happens upon a news report for a new game, where a [[Monkey]] can be seen among the crowd.{{clear}}
In the ''[[mariowiki:Game & Wario|GAME & WARIO]]'' Prologue, the [[Chorus Kids]] make an appearance singing alongside [[Sal Out]] on [[mariowiki:Wario|Wario]]'s TV while he is flipping channels. As he does so, he happens upon a news report for a new game, where a [[Monkey]] can be seen among the crowd.{{clear}}
One of the microgames in the [[mariowiki:Gamer|Gamer]] minigame is based on [[mariowiki:Samurai Slice|Samurai Slice]].
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Game & Wario Samurai Slice.png|thumb]]
[[File:Gw2.png|thumb]]
One of the microgames in the [[mariowiki:Gamer|Gamer]] minigame is based on [[mariowiki:Samurai Slice|Samurai Slice]].{{clear}}
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Game & Wario Epilogue 2.png|thumb]]
In the prologue to the [[mariowiki:Ashley (minigame)|Ashley]] minigame, an onion, identified in this game as [[Harry Onion]], sits on a pile of books to [[Ashley]]'s left.{{clear}}
In the prologue to the [[mariowiki:Ashley (minigame)|Ashley]] minigame, an onion, identified in this game as [[Harry Onion]], sits on a pile of books to [[Ashley]]'s left.{{clear}}
[[File:Gw3.png|thumb]]
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Game & Wario Epilogue 3.png|thumb]]
In the prologue to the [[mariowiki:Pirates|Pirates]] minigame, [[Reporter]] and [[Wrestler]] make an appearance, posing in the street. In the epilogue to the same minigame, a trio of [[Alien Bunnies]] flies through the sky, their appearance matching that of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''. This redesign is used in all future games.{{clear}}
In the prologue to the [[mariowiki:Pirates|Pirates]] minigame, [[Reporter]] and [[Wrestler]] make an appearance, posing in the street. In the epilogue to the same minigame, a trio of [[Alien Bunnies]] flies through the sky, their appearance matching that of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''. This redesign is used in all future games.{{clear}}
==Ashley's Halloween Night==
==Ashley's Halloween Night==
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==''[[mariowiki:WarioWare Gold|WarioWare Gold]]''==
==''[[mariowiki:WarioWare Gold|WarioWare Gold]]''==
Superficially, this game's premise is similar to that of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', as both are a collection of remakes of past minigames alongside new ones. Many references can be spotted in the Character Trailers for this game.
Superficially, this game's premise is similar to that of ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'', as both are a collection of remakes of past minigames alongside new ones. Many references can be spotted in the Character Trailers for this game.
 
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Gold Love Rap 2.png|thumb]]
[[Jimmy T]]'s Character Trailer reuses the background from [[Love Rap 2]]<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqTMd5cd0As WarioWare Gold - Jimmy T Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)]</ref>.
[[Jimmy T]]'s Character Trailer reuses background elements from [[Love Rap 2]]<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqTMd5cd0As WarioWare Gold - Jimmy T Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)]</ref>.{{clear}}
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Gold Mona Intro.png|thumb]]
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Gold Tibby.png|thumb]]
[[Mona]]'s Character Trailer features a city background that's very similar to one from [[Police Call]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''. The montage of [[Mona]]'s various jobs in the same trailer shows the [[Café]] as seen in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'', while [[Mona]] is depicted in a waitress outfit, implying she once worked there<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4zKiVcOghs WarioWare Gold - Mona Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)]</ref>. In the prologue to her stage "Search for Style", she describes her idea of the perfect dress as "cute as a plushie", with a plushie of [[Tibby]] being used to visualize it.{{clear}}
[[Mona]]'s Character Trailer features a city background that's very similar to one from [[Police Call]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''. The montage of [[Mona]]'s various jobs in the same trailer shows the [[Café]] as seen in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]'', while [[Mona]] is depicted in a waitress outfit, implying she once worked there<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4zKiVcOghs WarioWare Gold - Mona Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)]</ref>. In the prologue to her stage [[mariowiki:WarioWare Gold#Story 2|Search for Style]], she describes her idea of the perfect dress as "cute as a plushie", with a plushie of [[Tibby]] being used to visualize it.{{clear}}
 
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Gold DJ Yellow and Student.png|thumb]]
[[mariowiki:5-Volt|5-Volt]], [[9-Volt & 18-Volt]]'s Character Trailer reuses background elements from [[Cheer Readers]] in [[Remix 9 (Wii)|Remix 9]] and has a cameo from [[DJ Yellow and Student]]<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGEJ-0xHwfk WarioWare Gold - 5-Volt, 9-Volt & 18-Volt Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)]</ref>. [[Rhythm Tweezers 2|Rhythm Tweezers]] from ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'' appears as a [[mariowiki:Rhythm Tweezers|microgame]].
[[mariowiki:5-Volt|5-Volt]], [[9-Volt & 18-Volt]]'s Character Trailer reuses background elements from [[Cheer Readers]] in [[Remix 9 (Wii)|Remix 9]] and has a cameo from [[DJ Yellow and Student]]<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGEJ-0xHwfk WarioWare Gold - 5-Volt, 9-Volt & 18-Volt Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)]</ref>.{{clear}}
[[File:SpiritCameo.png|thumb]]
[[File:Rhythm gold.jpg|thumb]]
[[Rhythm Tweezers 2|Rhythm Tweezers]] from ''[[Rhythm Tengoku]]'' appears as one of [[mariowiki:5-Volt|5-Volt]]'s [[mariowiki:Rhythm Tweezers|microgames]].{{clear}}
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Gold Sneaky Spirits.png|thumb]]
[[Ashley and Red]]'s Character Trailer includes a cameo from the [[Sneaky Spirits (characters)|Sneaky Spirits]]<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KIRqjZnF9o WarioWare Gold - Ashley and Red Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)]</ref>.{{clear}}
[[Ashley and Red]]'s Character Trailer includes a cameo from the [[Sneaky Spirits (characters)|Sneaky Spirits]]<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KIRqjZnF9o WarioWare Gold - Ashley and Red Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)]</ref>.{{clear}}
[[File:Screenshot (144).png|thumb]]
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Gold Screwbot Factory.png|thumb]]
[[Penny]] & [[Dr. Crygor]]'s Character Trailer shows them using robotic arms to help them in their morning routines. The design of these arms matches the claw used in [[Screwbot Factory]]<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGfTHPxNCMw WarioWare Gold - Penny & Dr. Crygor Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)]</ref>.{{clear}}
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Gold The Wandering Samurai.png|thumb]]
[[Kat & Ana]]'s Character Trailer includes a cameo from [[The Wandering Samurai]]<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K068Cx9u16E WarioWare Gold - Kat and Ana Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)]</ref>.{{clear}}
[[Kat & Ana]]'s Character Trailer includes a cameo from [[The Wandering Samurai]]<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K068Cx9u16E WarioWare Gold - Kat and Ana Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)]</ref>.{{clear}}
In the intro to [[9-Volt]]'s stage "Math Quest", some [[Huebirds of Happiness]] appear in his math book.
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Gold Huebirds.png|thumb]]
In the prologue to [[9-Volt]]'s stage [[mariowiki:WarioWare Gold#Story 2|Math Quest]], some [[Huebirds of Happiness]] appear in his math book.{{clear}}
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Gold Karate Joe.png|thumb]]
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Gold Karate Joe.png|thumb]]
[[Young Cricket]] and [[Master Mantis]]'s Character Trailer features [[Young Cricket]] training alongside [[Cicada]] under [[Master Mantis]], with the kappa and ball from [[Kung Fu Ball]] making an appearance. In one shot where [[Young Cricket]] stands on a tall rock, [[Karate Joe]] is visible to the side<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5V7aTL1zw8 WarioWare Gold - Young Cricket and Master Mantis Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)]</ref>.{{clear}}
[[Young Cricket]] and [[Master Mantis]]'s Character Trailer features [[Young Cricket]] training alongside [[Cicada]] under [[Master Mantis]], with the kappa and ball from [[Kung Fu Ball]] making an appearance. In one shot where [[Young Cricket]] stands on a tall rock, [[Karate Joe]] is visible to the side<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5V7aTL1zw8 WarioWare Gold - Young Cricket and Master Mantis Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)]</ref>.{{clear}}
[[mariowiki:Lulu|Lulu]]'s Character Trailer has her flying around Diamond City and taking pictures, referencing the previous trailers. The [[Love Rap 2]] background from [[Jimmy T]]'s trailer and the reused elements from [[Cheer Readers]] in [[Remix 9 (Wii)|Remix 9]] in [[mariowiki:5-Volt|5-Volt]], [[9-Volt & 18-Volt]]'s trailer can be seen here once again. Due to the framing of [[Jimmy T]]'s section, if one assumes the room to be the same one as in [[Love Rap 2]], it is therefore implied to take place at [[mariowiki:Club Joe|Club Joe]]<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-rfeYhv2yw WarioWare Gold - Lulu Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)]</ref>.


[[Wrestler]] is referenced in [[mariowiki:Mr. Sparkles|Mr. Sparkles]]'s Rank A character card<ref>"Mr. Sparkles goes to a gym known for its celebrities, like that wrestler who gets interviewed all the time." ~ [[mariowiki:Mr. Sparkles|Mr. Sparkles]] Rank A character card, ''[[mariowiki:WarioWare Gold|WarioWare Gold]]''</ref>.
[[Wrestler]] is referenced in [[mariowiki:Mr. Sparkles|Mr. Sparkles]]'s Rank A character card<ref>"Mr. Sparkles goes to a gym known for its celebrities, like that wrestler who gets interviewed all the time." ~ [[mariowiki:Mr. Sparkles|Mr. Sparkles]] Rank A character card, ''[[mariowiki:WarioWare Gold|WarioWare Gold]]''</ref>.
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If the player inputs Phone Code 22 into the [[mariowiki:List of souvenirs in WarioWare Gold#Phones|Phone]] souvenir, the code being CAFE, the [[Barista]] responds. He talks with the player over the phone, and mentions a story about the [[Ashley]] doll placed on the [[Museum]] [[Saltwater|Curator]]'s desk, which caused an increase in customers<ref>"Hello? Oh, yes, we're open today. Just started brewing a fresh pot of coffee. Coming to our café soon? Um, you live in Diamond City? Well, if you can't get here, I'll yip on with you for a bit over the horn. Let's see... Oh, I've got an Ashley story, believe it or not. We put an Ashley doll in our café, and ever since then, we've had a lot more customers coming in than usual. Can't help thinking there's some hocus-pocus behind it all. But if you find any other Ashley stuff, I'd be interested. Oh, sorry to yip on so long there. Have a great day." ~ Phone Code 22, ''[[mariowiki:WarioWare Gold|WarioWare Gold]]''</ref>.
If the player inputs Phone Code 22 into the [[mariowiki:List of souvenirs in WarioWare Gold#Phones|Phone]] souvenir, the code being CAFE, the [[Barista]] responds. He talks with the player over the phone, and mentions a story about the [[Ashley]] doll placed on the [[Museum]] [[Saltwater|Curator]]'s desk, which caused an increase in customers<ref>"Hello? Oh, yes, we're open today. Just started brewing a fresh pot of coffee. Coming to our café soon? Um, you live in Diamond City? Well, if you can't get here, I'll yip on with you for a bit over the horn. Let's see... Oh, I've got an Ashley story, believe it or not. We put an Ashley doll in our café, and ever since then, we've had a lot more customers coming in than usual. Can't help thinking there's some hocus-pocus behind it all. But if you find any other Ashley stuff, I'd be interested. Oh, sorry to yip on so long there. Have a great day." ~ Phone Code 22, ''[[mariowiki:WarioWare Gold|WarioWare Gold]]''</ref>.
==''[[mariowiki:WarioWare: Get It Together!|WarioWare: Get It Together!]]''==
==''[[mariowiki:WarioWare: Get It Together!|WarioWare: Get It Together!]]''==
[[Ground Control]] makes an appearance in the opening cutsene to [[mariowiki:List of WarioWare: Get It Together! microgames#Intro_Games|Intro Games]] in ''[[mariowiki:WarioWare: Get It Together!|WarioWare: Get It Together!]]'', where they are startled after a giant [[mariowiki:Wario|Wario]] nose passes by one of their sattelites. A glitchier version of this cutscene is used for [[mariowiki:List of WarioWare: Get It Together! microgames#Anything_Goes|Anything Goes]], which includes the Traveller from [[mariowiki:List of WarioWare: Get It Together! microgames#Nature|an unrelated cutscene]] among the crew. In the movie Roll Credits, the researchers are given names: Doc, Kevin, Richard, Adam, Zach, Thomas, [[wikipedia:Shuntaro Furukawa|Furukawa]], and Chuck<ref>[https://youtu.be/kfCwqFMoa6U?t=241 WarioWare: Get It Together! - True Ending & Cast Roll]</ref>. The mug in Chuck's hand in both cutscenes also has the [[Barista]]'s face on it.
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Get It Together Ground Control.png|thumb]]
 
[[Ground Control]] makes an appearance in the opening cutscene to [[mariowiki:List of WarioWare: Get It Together! microgames#Intro Games|Intro Games]] in ''[[mariowiki:WarioWare: Get It Together!|WarioWare: Get It Together!]]'', where they are startled after a giant [[mariowiki:Wario|Wario]] nose passes by one of their sattelites. A glitchier version of this cutscene is used for [[mariowiki:List of WarioWare: Get It Together! microgames#Anything Goes|Anything Goes]], which includes the Traveller from [[mariowiki:Sleepytown Village|an unrelated cutscene]] among the crew. In the movie Roll Credits, the researchers are given names: Doc, Kevin, Richard, Adam, Zach, Thomas, [[wikipedia:Shuntaro Furukawa|Furukawa]], and Chuck<ref>[https://youtu.be/kfCwqFMoa6U?t=241 WarioWare: Get It Together! - True Ending & Cast Roll]</ref>. The mug in Chuck's hand in both cutscenes also has the [[Barista]]'s face on it.{{clear}}
In the introduction to [[Mona]]'s level [[mariowiki:List of WarioWare: Get It Together! microgames#That's Life|That's Life]], one can see that [[Mona]] owns plushies of [[Tibby]], [[Harry Onion]] and [[Barista]].
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Get It Together Mona's House.png|thumb]]
In the introduction to [[Mona]]'s level [[mariowiki:List of WarioWare: Get It Together! microgames#That's Life|That's Life]], one can see that [[Mona]] owns plushies of [[Tibby]], [[Harry Onion]] and [[Barista]].{{clear}}
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Get It Together Get Swole.jpg|thumb]]
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Get It Together Get Swole.jpg|thumb]]
In the microgame [[mariowiki:Get Swole|Get Swole]], the first difficulty level has the player help [[Wrestler]] lift a dumbwell. Doing so causes [[Reporter]] to appear. The wrestling ring behind them is also the same one from [[Figure Fighter 2|Figure Fighter]].{{clear}}
In the microgame [[mariowiki:Get Swole|Get Swole]], the first difficulty level has the player help [[Wrestler]] lift a dumbbell, doing so occasionally causes [[Reporter]] to appear. In the third difficulty level, the horse that appears in ''[[Rhythm Tengoku The Best Plus Comic]]'' [[Rhythm Tengoku The Best Plus Comic#37テビリと天の国 (Tibby and Heaven World)|37テビリと天の国]] (Tibby and Heaven World), though without its wings and necklace, may also appear<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNBmFfh3AGw&t=5188s WarioWare: Get It Together! - All 222 Microgames]</ref>. The wrestling ring behind them is also the same one from [[Figure Fighter 2|Figure Fighter]].{{clear}}


Some artworks in the [[mariowiki:WarioWare: Get It Together!#Break Room|Break Room]], specifically one in [[Dribble]], [[Spitz]] and [[Jimmy T|Jimmy]]'s Galleries each, shows them being served by the [[Barista]]. One of [[Master Mantis]]'s artworks also features [[Cicada]] alongside [[Young Cricket]].
Some artworks in the [[mariowiki:WarioWare: Get It Together!#Break Room|Break Room]], specifically one in [[Dribble]], [[Spitz]] and [[Jimmy T|Jimmy]]'s Galleries each, shows them being served by the [[Barista]]. One of [[Master Mantis]]'s artworks also features [[Cicada]] alongside [[Young Cricket]].
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==''[[mariowiki:WarioWare: Move It!|WarioWare: Move It!]]''==
==''[[mariowiki:WarioWare: Move It!|WarioWare: Move It!]]''==
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[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Move It Alien Bunny.png|thumb]][[File:Screenshot WarioWare Move It Chorus Kids.png|thumb]]
An [[Alien Bunnies|Alien Bunny]] is seen on a TV with a background similar to the one featured on the boxart for ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' in the intro sequence to this game. The [[Chorus Kids]] appear later in the same cutscene on the same TV, similar to their cameo in ''[[mariowiki:Game & Wario|Game & Wario]]''<ref>[https://www.nintendo.com/jp/switch/a9qea/index.html 超おどる メイド イン ワリオ | Nintendo Switch | 任天堂] (Super Dance Made in Wario | Nintendo Switch | Nintendo)</ref>.
An [[Alien Bunnies|Alien Bunny]] is seen on a TV with a background similar to the one featured on the boxart for ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' in the intro sequence to this game. The [[Chorus Kids]] appear later in the same cutscene on the same TV, similar to their cameo in ''[[mariowiki:Game & Wario|Game & Wario]]''<ref>[https://www.nintendo.com/jp/switch/a9qea/index.html 超おどる メイド イン ワリオ | Nintendo Switch | 任天堂] (Super Dance Made in Wario | Nintendo Switch | Nintendo)</ref>.


This game contains a museum where the player can find microgames, Forms and other things they've seen in Story Mode. While these features have always been present in the ''[[WarioWare Series]]'', this game's implementation is very similar to the [[Museum]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''.
The iteration of the [[mariowiki:WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!#Grid mode|Grid mode]] found in this game now features a similar structure, aesthetic and even the same name as the [[Museum]] in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]''.
 
Although most games have contained stages that mix up previous microgames, the ones in this game follow the same naming convention as the [[Remix]]es in the ''[[Rhythm Heaven Series]]'', being named [[mariowiki:WarioWare: Move It!#Levels|Remix 1]] and [[mariowiki:WarioWare: Move It!#Levels|Remix 2]].
 
In [[Young Cricket and Master Mantis|Cricket & Mantis]]'s stage, [[Cicada]] makes an appearance. This game gives her a name and dialogue, 12 years after her debut in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''<ref>[https://youtu.be/al3aatW549w?t=540 WarioWare: Move It! - Final Boss + Ending]</ref>.


In [[9-Volt]]'s stage, plushies of [[Harry Onion]] can be seen on the shelves on the right side<ref>[https://youtu.be/5Y0Xlt_fxHM?t=88 WarioWare: Move It! - 9-Volt & 5-Volt Stage (Quest in the Dark)]</ref>.
Two of the compilation sets found in this game, unlike in previous ''WarioWare'' games, now follow the exact same naming convention as the [[Remix]]es in the ''[[Rhythm Heaven Series]]'', being named [[mariowiki:WarioWare: Move It!#Levels|Remix 1]] and [[mariowiki:WarioWare: Move It!#Levels|Remix 2]].{{clear}}
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Move It Cicada.png|thumb]]
In [[Young Cricket and Master Mantis|Cricket & Mantis]]'s stage [[mariowiki:WarioWare: Move It!#Levels|Battle on Flashfreeze Cape!]], [[Cicada]] makes an appearance. This game gives her a name and dialogue, 12 years after her debut in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''<ref>[https://youtu.be/al3aatW549w?t=540 WarioWare: Move It! - Final Boss + Ending]</ref>.{{clear}}
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Move It Grand Prix.png|thumb]]
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Move It Grand Prix.png|thumb]]
In [[Dribble & Spitz]]'s stage, [[Reporter & Wrestler]], as well as the [[Barista]], can be seen in the audience watching the Caresaway Grand Prix<ref>[https://youtu.be/117rcLT6e_U?t=861 WarioWare: Move It! - All Cutscenes [HD]]</ref>.
In [[Dribble & Spitz]]'s stage [[mariowiki:WarioWare: Move It!#Levels|Makin' Waves]], [[Reporter & Wrestler]], as well as the [[Barista]], can be seen in the audience watching the Caresaway Grand Prix<ref>[https://youtu.be/117rcLT6e_U?t=861 WarioWare: Move It! - All Cutscenes [HD]]</ref>.{{clear}}
[[File:Screenshot WarioWare Move It Harry Onion.png|thumb]]
In [[9-Volt]]'s stage [[mariowiki:WarioWare: Move It!#Levels|Quest in the Dark]], plushies of [[Harry Onion]] can be seen on the shelves on the right side<ref>[https://youtu.be/5Y0Xlt_fxHM?t=88 WarioWare: Move It! - 9-Volt & 5-Volt Stage (Quest in the Dark)]</ref>.{{clear}}
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Latest revision as of 00:50, 29 October 2024

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WarioWare (メイド イン ワリオ?, Made in Wario) is a series of party games featuring Wario and his friends. The games in the series are collections of very short and simple games, called "microgames" or "minigames", played in quick succession.

Both the WarioWare Series and the Rhythm Heaven Series, having been made by the same developers, share fairly similar structures, being minigame collections with rankings, stages, remixes/harder versions of past minigames, and unlockable extras. They also share the same whimsical, comedic tone. The two series often reference each other, with the Wario...Where? and Wario...Where? 2: The Sequel Challenge Train courses in Rhythm Heaven Megamix being the most prominent example of this.

WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!

Jimmy T, Dribble & Spitz, Mona, 9-Volt, Orbulon, Dr. Crygor, Kat & Ana, Dribble Taxi, Mona's scooter, the Oinker, SK8, and the image of an alien as the icon for the Staff Credits all first appeared here.

This game features a Grid mode, which allows players to select any microgame previously encountered in the game. A similar feature appears in Rhythm Heaven Megamix through the Museum.

This game has two microgame set compilations named Jimmy's Remix No. 1 and Jimmy's Remix No. 2, which compiles specific sets of microgames found previously in the game. These stages would later inspire both the name and structure of the Remixes in the Rhythm Heaven Series.

The prologue to Dribble & Spitz's stage, Sci-Fi, shows the underside of a bridge in a city at night, which is reused in Quiz Show's Try Again epilogue in Rhythm Tengoku, though the scene now also features the contestant watching the cityscape over a guardrail. In Rhythm Heaven Megamix, the scene is redrawn, with the bridge missing entirely, weakening the reference.

WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! Rhythm Tengoku Rhythm Heaven Megamix
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The sprites for the rock and tree in the background, along with the general aesthetics of the microgames Stick & Move, Arrow Space and Ninja Vision, are reused directly in Samurai Slice in Rhythm Heaven. It also contains an unused sprite of Tiny Ninja, the character from these microgames.

Stick & Move Arrow Space Ninja Vision Samurai Slice
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The Space-Rabbits, known as Space Hares in this game and Alien Bunnies in all other games, made their first appearance in Orbulon's stage IQ. Their appearance in Rhythm Tengoku gives them a slight redesign, particularly the shape of their eyes.

WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!

Bossa Nova's background appears to be based on one of the intro movies for this game[1].

WarioWare: Twisted!

Sal Out and 18-Volt made their first appearance in this game. Wario-Man, Wario's alter-ego, also first appers in this game, though he never appears in the Rhythm Heaven Series directly. Rather, Wrestler wears a similar outfit to Wario-Man's in Wario...Where? 2: The Sequel.

On a technical level, the font from this game is reused directly in Rhythm Tengoku, down to leftover icons related to twisting the Game Boy Advance.

Wario-Man's Epilogue Movie has him floating in space. The particular background used here, which also appears briefly in the prologue to Mona's stage Cute Cuts in WarioWare: Touched!, is reused in the epilogue to Shoot-'em-up 2 in Rhythm Heaven Megamix.

WarioWare: Twisted! Rhythm Heaven Megamix
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WarioWare: Touched!

Ashley, Red and Mike first appeared in this game.

Aside from her playable appearance in Wario...Where?, a doll of Ashley sits on the Museum Curator's desk in Rhythm Heaven Megamix.

WarioWare: Smooth Moves

Young Cricket, Master Mantis, Penny and Tiny Wario first appeared in this game.

Screenshot WarioWare Smooth Moves Dancing Monkeys.png

Two Monkeys (referred to in this game as Dancing Monkeys) make a cameo appearance in the prologue to Young Cricket's stage Enter Young Cricket, standing next to Mona and her friends at their dumpling stand. Their appearance matches that of Remix 7 and Remix 8 in Rhythm Tengoku, though one is recolored brown like the regular monkeys.

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Toy versions of the monkeys, alongside another kind of monkey, can be seen in the prologue to 9-Volt's stage The Multiplayer Test, sitting on the shelf at Toy Express.

Game & Wario

In general, this game went through a shift in artstyle, with all cameos in Wario...Where? and Wario...Where? 2: The Sequel matching their appearances in this game, being the latest game at the time.

Mona's photographer design from this game in particular is used for her and her scooter's appearances throughout Wario...Where? and Wario...Where? 2: The Sequel. In the latter, Reporter can also be seen wearing Mona's outfit. Penny and Dr. Crygor's artwork from this game is used directly in Fillbots 2, and in Freeze Frame, Dr. Crygor's outfit matches his appearance in this game, minus the lab coat.

Jimmy T does not use his design from this game however, as his minigame requires him to wear a ski outfit, and he instead wears his classic outfit in The Clappy Trio 2. 9-Volt, 18-Volt and Sal Out are also drawn as pixel art, matching the aesthetic of Super Samurai Slice.

Screenshot WarioWare Game & Wario Epilogue 1.png

In the GAME & WARIO Prologue, the Chorus Kids make an appearance singing alongside Sal Out on Wario's TV while he is flipping channels. As he does so, he happens upon a news report for a new game, where a Monkey can be seen among the crowd.

Screenshot WarioWare Game & Wario Samurai Slice.png

One of the microgames in the Gamer minigame is based on Samurai Slice.

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In the prologue to the Ashley minigame, an onion, identified in this game as Harry Onion, sits on a pile of books to Ashley's left.

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In the prologue to the Pirates minigame, Reporter and Wrestler make an appearance, posing in the street. In the epilogue to the same minigame, a trio of Alien Bunnies flies through the sky, their appearance matching that of Rhythm Heaven Fever. This redesign is used in all future games.

Ashley's Halloween Night

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Ashley and Red star in a special comic known as Ashley's Halloween Night (アシュリーのハロウィンナイト?, Ashurī no Harou~in Naito)[2], where Tibby makes a cameo as he joins them among others on Halloween.

Barbara & Ashley

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Ashley and Red also make a cameo in a Daigasso! Band Brothers P comic known as Barbara & Ashley (バーバラ＆アシュリー?, Bābara & Ashurī), where Red, alongside Martian and Tibby, are attending Ashley's live performance[3].

WarioWare Gold

Superficially, this game's premise is similar to that of Rhythm Heaven Megamix, as both are a collection of remakes of past minigames alongside new ones. Many references can be spotted in the Character Trailers for this game.

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Jimmy T's Character Trailer reuses background elements from Love Rap 2[4].

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Mona's Character Trailer features a city background that's very similar to one from Police Call in Rhythm Heaven Fever. The montage of Mona's various jobs in the same trailer shows the Café as seen in Rhythm Heaven Fever, while Mona is depicted in a waitress outfit, implying she once worked there[5]. In the prologue to her stage Search for Style, she describes her idea of the perfect dress as "cute as a plushie", with a plushie of Tibby being used to visualize it.

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5-Volt, 9-Volt & 18-Volt's Character Trailer reuses background elements from Cheer Readers in Remix 9 and has a cameo from DJ Yellow and Student[6].

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Rhythm Tweezers from Rhythm Tengoku appears as one of 5-Volt's microgames.

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Ashley and Red's Character Trailer includes a cameo from the Sneaky Spirits[7].

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Penny & Dr. Crygor's Character Trailer shows them using robotic arms to help them in their morning routines. The design of these arms matches the claw used in Screwbot Factory[8].

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Kat & Ana's Character Trailer includes a cameo from The Wandering Samurai[9].

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In the prologue to 9-Volt's stage Math Quest, some Huebirds of Happiness appear in his math book.

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Young Cricket and Master Mantis's Character Trailer features Young Cricket training alongside Cicada under Master Mantis, with the kappa and ball from Kung Fu Ball making an appearance. In one shot where Young Cricket stands on a tall rock, Karate Joe is visible to the side[10].

Lulu's Character Trailer has her flying around Diamond City and taking pictures, referencing the previous trailers. The Love Rap 2 background from Jimmy T's trailer and the reused elements from Cheer Readers in Remix 9 in 5-Volt, 9-Volt & 18-Volt's trailer can be seen here once again. Due to the framing of Jimmy T's section, if one assumes the room to be the same one as in Love Rap 2, it is therefore implied to take place at Club Joe[11].

Wrestler is referenced in Mr. Sparkles's Rank A character card[12].

If the player inputs Phone Code 22 into the Phone souvenir, the code being CAFE, the Barista responds. He talks with the player over the phone, and mentions a story about the Ashley doll placed on the Museum Curator's desk, which caused an increase in customers[13].

WarioWare: Get It Together!

Screenshot WarioWare Get It Together Ground Control.png

Ground Control makes an appearance in the opening cutscene to Intro Games in WarioWare: Get It Together!, where they are startled after a giant Wario nose passes by one of their sattelites. A glitchier version of this cutscene is used for Anything Goes, which includes the Traveller from an unrelated cutscene among the crew. In the movie Roll Credits, the researchers are given names: Doc, Kevin, Richard, Adam, Zach, Thomas, Furukawa, and Chuck[14]. The mug in Chuck's hand in both cutscenes also has the Barista's face on it.

Screenshot WarioWare Get It Together Mona's House.png

In the introduction to Mona's level That's Life, one can see that Mona owns plushies of Tibby, Harry Onion and Barista.

Screenshot WarioWare Get It Together Get Swole.jpg

In the microgame Get Swole, the first difficulty level has the player help Wrestler lift a dumbbell, doing so occasionally causes Reporter to appear. In the third difficulty level, the horse that appears in Rhythm Tengoku The Best Plus Comic 37テビリと天の国 (Tibby and Heaven World), though without its wings and necklace, may also appear[15]. The wrestling ring behind them is also the same one from Figure Fighter.

Some artworks in the Break Room, specifically one in Dribble, Spitz and Jimmy's Galleries each, shows them being served by the Barista. One of Master Mantis's artworks also features Cicada alongside Young Cricket.

Dribble Spitz Jimmy Mantis
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WarioWare: Move It!

Screenshot WarioWare Move It Alien Bunny.png
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An Alien Bunny is seen on a TV with a background similar to the one featured on the boxart for Rhythm Heaven Megamix in the intro sequence to this game. The Chorus Kids appear later in the same cutscene on the same TV, similar to their cameo in Game & Wario[16].

The iteration of the Grid mode found in this game now features a similar structure, aesthetic and even the same name as the Museum in Rhythm Heaven Megamix.

Two of the compilation sets found in this game, unlike in previous WarioWare games, now follow the exact same naming convention as the Remixes in the Rhythm Heaven Series, being named Remix 1 and Remix 2.

Screenshot WarioWare Move It Cicada.png

In Cricket & Mantis's stage Battle on Flashfreeze Cape!, Cicada makes an appearance. This game gives her a name and dialogue, 12 years after her debut in Rhythm Heaven Fever[17].

Screenshot WarioWare Move It Grand Prix.png

In Dribble & Spitz's stage Makin' Waves, Reporter & Wrestler, as well as the Barista, can be seen in the audience watching the Caresaway Grand Prix[18].

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In 9-Volt's stage Quest in the Dark, plushies of Harry Onion can be seen on the shelves on the right side[19].

In Other Languages

Language Name Meaning
Flag of Japan.svg Japanese メイド イン ワリオ Made in Wario
Flag of the United States.svg EnglishNOA WarioWare
Flag of the United Kingdom (3-5).svg EnglishNOE WarioWare
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg FrenchNOA WarioWare
Flag of France (1794–1815, 1830–1974, 2020–present).svg FrenchNOE WarioWare
Flag of Mexico.svg SpanishNOA WarioWare
Flag of Spain.svg SpanishNOE WarioWare
Flag of Germany.svg German WarioWare
Flag of Italy.svg Italian WarioWare
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Dutch WarioWare
Flag of Portugal.svg Portuguese WarioWare
Flag of Russia.svg Russian WarioWare
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg ChineseSI 瓦力欧制造 Made in Wario
Flag of the Republic of China.svg ChineseTR 瓦利歐製造 Made in Wario
Flag of South Korea.svg Korean 메이드 인 와리오 Made in Wario

External Links

References

  1. ↑ WarioWare, Inc: Mega Party Game$! - All Intro Movies
  2. ↑ ニンテンドーキッズスペース | ニンテンドー3DS 開発スタッフが描く！スペシャルコミック アシュリーのハロウィンナイト｜任天堂 (Nintendo Kids Space | Drawn by the Nintendo 3DS development staff! Special Comic Ashley's Halloween Night | Nintendo)
  3. ↑ ニンテンドーキッズスペース | 『大合奏！バンドブラザーズＰ(3DS)』マンガ・バーバラちゃんP　バーバラ＆アシュリー｜任天堂 (Nintendo Kids Space | "Daigasso! Band Brothers P (3DS)" Comic Barbara-chan P - Barbara & Ashley | Nintendo)
  4. ↑ WarioWare Gold - Jimmy T Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)
  5. ↑ WarioWare Gold - Mona Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)
  6. ↑ WarioWare Gold - 5-Volt, 9-Volt & 18-Volt Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)
  7. ↑ WarioWare Gold - Ashley and Red Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)
  8. ↑ WarioWare Gold - Penny & Dr. Crygor Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)
  9. ↑ WarioWare Gold - Kat and Ana Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)
  10. ↑ WarioWare Gold - Young Cricket and Master Mantis Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)
  11. ↑ WarioWare Gold - Lulu Character Trailer (Nintendo 3DS)
  12. ↑ "Mr. Sparkles goes to a gym known for its celebrities, like that wrestler who gets interviewed all the time." ~ Mr. Sparkles Rank A character card, WarioWare Gold
  13. ↑ "Hello? Oh, yes, we're open today. Just started brewing a fresh pot of coffee. Coming to our café soon? Um, you live in Diamond City? Well, if you can't get here, I'll yip on with you for a bit over the horn. Let's see... Oh, I've got an Ashley story, believe it or not. We put an Ashley doll in our café, and ever since then, we've had a lot more customers coming in than usual. Can't help thinking there's some hocus-pocus behind it all. But if you find any other Ashley stuff, I'd be interested. Oh, sorry to yip on so long there. Have a great day." ~ Phone Code 22, WarioWare Gold
  14. ↑ WarioWare: Get It Together! - True Ending & Cast Roll
  15. ↑ WarioWare: Get It Together! - All 222 Microgames
  16. ↑ 超おどる メイド イン ワリオ | Nintendo Switch | 任天堂 (Super Dance Made in Wario | Nintendo Switch | Nintendo)
  17. ↑ WarioWare: Move It! - Final Boss + Ending
  18. ↑ WarioWare: Move It! - All Cutscenes [HD]
  19. ↑ WarioWare: Move It! - 9-Volt & 5-Volt Stage (Quest in the Dark)
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