Samurai Slice (Game & Wario)

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Samurai Slice is a microgame in 9-Volt & 18-Volt's mode in Game & Wario, Gamer. A standalone version of it is unlockable as a Cluck-A-Pop souvenir, titled BALLOON FIGHTER: Samurai Slice. It is a reference to the rhythm game of the same name.

Gameplay

The player takes control of The Wandering Samurai in an industrial-esque factory, who must slice the fish on the conveyor belt by drawing his sword on the correct beats. He works alongside multiple other employees, whom he should copy to succeed. In Level 3, fish fly toward each employee in an order, with the Wandering Samurai being the last one to have a fish flying his way.

Controls

: Slice

Timing Display

Perfect!/Ace!^?: The sword slices right through the fish. The Wandering Samurai looks up at his sword with a small twinkle on the tip of it. If done with perfect timing, the samurai completely separates the head, bones, and tail from the flesh.
Early!/Late!^?: N/A
Miss...^?: The fish moves past the Wandering Samurai. If done on Level 3, the fish flies past him instead.

Appearances

Samurai Slice
Samurai Slice
(Level 2)
Samurai Slice
(Level 3)

Video

In Other Languages

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Language	Name	Meaning
English^NOA	Samurai Slice
English^NOE	Samurai Slice

References

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