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 {{Nihongo|[[mariowiki:9-Volt|9-Volt]]|ナインボルト|Nine Volt}} and {{Nihongo|[[mariowiki:18-Volt|18-Volt]]|エイティーンボルト|Eighteen Volt}} are elementary school boys who live [[mariowiki:Diamond City|Diamond City]] in the ''[[mariowiki:WarioWare (series)|WarioWare Series]]''. Both share a love for video games, specifically "old school" Nintendo ones from the NES era.
 ==In ''[[Rhythm Heaven (series)|Rhythm Heaven]]''==
--Volt and 9-volt appear in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' in the [[Challenge Train]] course ''[[Wario...Where?]]'', in which they replace [[The Wandering Samurai]] in [[Super Samurai Slice]], with 18-Volt wielding a katana while 9-Volt piggybacks on him. Instead of a maiden, they must rescue [[Sal Out]], who was kidnapped by [[Demons|evil creatures]].
+-Volt and 18-Volt appear in ''[[Rhythm Heaven Megamix]]'' in the [[Challenge Train]] course ''[[Wario...Where?]]'', in which they replace [[The Wandering Samurai]] in [[Super Samurai Slice]], with 18-Volt wielding a katana while 9-Volt piggybacks on him. In the middle of the game, they ride what looks to be [[mariowiki:SK8|SK8]], 9-Volt's skateboard. Instead of a maiden, they must rescue [[Sal Out]], who was kidnapped by the [[Demons|evil creatures]].
 ==Appearances==
 *[[File:Game 3DS ctrDotsamurai L.png|44px|link=Super Samurai Slice]] [[Super Samurai Slice]] (''[[Wario...Where?]]'')