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As a playable character, Jimmy is controlled by tilting {{button|switch|leftstick}} to choose a direction, and {{button|switch|a}} making him launch himself a small distance toward the chosen direction. This is similar to Dr. Crygor's control scheme, except requiring the player to repeatedly press {{button|switch|a}} to move a longer distance. This allows Jimmy to excel in microgames where large objects must be moved in specific directions to win (e.g. [[Baseball Break-In]] and [[Sleep Clinic]], two of 4 microgames considered a good fit). Like Dr. Crygor, he is also good at applying constant pressure (e.g. [[Don't Waste the Paste]] and [[Stop the Stopper]], the other two good fits) and spinning objects (e.g. [[Weird Windmill]]). However, he is inconsistent in moving smaller objects, such as in [[A Call to Fall]] and [[Slime Time (microgame)|Slime Time]] (the two microgames considered a bad fit). Overall, Jimmy T is fairly consistent in most microgames, with 122 microgames deeming him an average fit. | As a playable character, Jimmy is controlled by tilting {{button|switch|leftstick}} to choose a direction, and {{button|switch|a}} making him launch himself a small distance toward the chosen direction. This is similar to Dr. Crygor's control scheme, except requiring the player to repeatedly press {{button|switch|a}} to move a longer distance. This allows Jimmy to excel in microgames where large objects must be moved in specific directions to win (e.g. [[Baseball Break-In]] and [[Sleep Clinic]], two of 4 microgames considered a good fit). Like Dr. Crygor, he is also good at applying constant pressure (e.g. [[Don't Waste the Paste]] and [[Stop the Stopper]], the other two good fits) and spinning objects (e.g. [[Weird Windmill]]). However, he is inconsistent in moving smaller objects, such as in [[A Call to Fall]] and [[Slime Time (microgame)|Slime Time]] (the two microgames considered a bad fit). Overall, Jimmy T is fairly consistent in most microgames, with 122 microgames deeming him an average fit. | ||
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[[File:JimmytCutsceneWWMI.jpg|thumb|200px|Jimmy T surfing with a dolphin]] | [[File:JimmytCutsceneWWMI.jpg|thumb|200px|Jimmy T surfing with a dolphin]] | ||
In ''[[WarioWare: Move It!]]'', Jimmy T, along with the rest of the ''WarioWare'' cast, join Wario on his trip to [[Caresaway Island]]. In his stage, entitled "Surfin' Surprise", he goes out surfing alongside some dolphins. At some point, however, he lost his surfboard and began to surf on a shark instead, much to his shock. The shark speeds off, leaving Jimmy to hang on as they accidentally splash [[Winnie and Summer]] in the process. Much later, as the sun starts to set, he waves goodbye to the shark and then strikes a pose while a wall of water rises up behind him. | In ''[[WarioWare: Move It!]]'', Jimmy T, along with the rest of the ''WarioWare'' cast, join Wario on his trip to [[Caresaway Island]]. In his stage, entitled "Surfin' Surprise", he goes out surfing alongside some dolphins. At some point, however, he lost his surfboard and began to surf on a shark instead, much to his shock. The shark speeds off, leaving Jimmy to hang on as they accidentally splash [[Winnie and Summer]] in the process. Much later, as the sun starts to set, he waves goodbye to the shark and then strikes a pose while a wall of water rises up behind him. | ||
