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| The most ridiculous games, [[minigame]]s, and [[microgame]]s you will never find. | | The most ridiculous games you will never find. |
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| ==[[10M Platform (2D)]]== | | ==''A Mario Halloween''== |
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| | It's Halloween. Mario and friends are thinking it's going to it's a scary night.Until the mummy of Toadsworth's brother returns to haunt the Living. |
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| (''"This error was made when I created the page on June 18, 2023. I didn't notice my error until February 3, 2024. Always change the infobox information when copy/pasting..."'') - {{User|Sparks}}
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| ==[[100m Dash]]==
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| The player that shadow must keep ahead of is none other than his clone, Sonic!
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| ("''I don't recall that ever being part of the Sonic canon.''")
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| To win it Mario must simply finish before his rival does. In other words Mario must cross the finish line before his rival crosses it.
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| Another difference is that instead of crossing the finish line first, he must cross the finish line in second place, right after the first place person[...]
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| All she must do is finish within .5 seconds of her rival, that means .5 seconds before or .5 seconds after.
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| Mario's sixth, final and hardest mission in the DS version is to beat the master of speed, the chaos emerald-using, crime-fighting, speedy, blue hedgehog; SEGA's mascot, Sonic the Hedgehog!
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| ==[[100m Freestyle]]==
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| *It is unknown if [[Metal Sonic]] is waterproof or not, but as he does not seem to be covered in plastic, he may very well be waterproof.
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| ==[[A Weighty Matter]]==
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| '''A Weighty Matter''' is one of the [[microgame]]s in [[Ashley & Red|Ashley]]'s Food in ''[[WarioWare: Get It Together!]]''
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| ("''Waiter, there's a microgame in my food.''")
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| ==[[Apes of Wrath]]==
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| If Yoshi, Birdo, or Boo is participating, they will eat the entire apple rather than taking just one bite like the other characters, '''who are thinking "ಠ_ಠ" in their heads.'''
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| *Because the advice is "The longer you run, the more monkeys will appear! Stupid monkeys!", this is the only time [[Toadsworth]] uses bad (but not inappropriate) language in his history since [[Toadsworth#Super Mario Sunshine|his debut]] in ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''.
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| ==[[Be My Chum!]]==
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| This mini-game is a bit similar to [[Sink or Swim]] from ''[[Mario Party 6]]'' with some changes being that the solo player uses the microphone to call commands for enemies to attack the other players instead of moving and dropping mines on them. And also, players do not have limited air.
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| (''"Can you say superficial?"'' - {{user|RickTommy}})
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| ==[[Beaver Bother]]==
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| In this minigame, '''The''' player controls a Klaptrap[...]
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| ("''The miscapitalized "The" remained in the sentence since the page's creation in 2014, and wasn't corrected until [https://www.mariowiki.com/index.php?title=Beaver_Bother&diff=2444819&oldid=2270211 2018], four years later, despite the various edits made between the dates. Grammar police, away!''" - {{User|Alex95}})
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| ==[[Bobbing Bow-loons]]==
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| Strangely, Baby Bowser looks like he's having a seizure instead of laughing if this happens.
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| ==[[Boing! (WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!)|Boing! (''WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!'')]]==
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| '''Boing!''' is one of the [[Microgame]]s in the [[Sports]] folder in ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]''
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| ("''That is a screenshot of [[Donkey Kong Country]]!!! What the...''" - {{User|Nerdy Guy}})
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| ==[[Boo-ting Gallery]]==
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| * The sound of the gate opening is the same sound when Spongebob opens the front door of his house.
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| ==''[[Crazy Kong]]''==
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| The title ''Crazy Kong'' is never used in official ''Donkey Kong'' home ports as it has been retired by Nintendo '''after outliving its usefulness.'''
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| ==[[Cycling]]==
| | ("''Notice how it says it's going to be a scary night until the mummy appears.''") |
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| [[Wario]]'s sixth and final mission in the DS Version of ''Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games'' is cycling. To win, he must cross the finish line before his opponent crosses it. His opponent will be at top condition '''going super-fast and very skillful so Wario will have his work cut out for him'''. Wario's opponent is none other than [[Sonic the Hedgehog]]'s friend, '''the super-strong, spiky-handed, tight knuckled echidna''', [[Knuckles the Echidna]].
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| [[Dr. Eggman]]'s final mission (his sixth) in the DS version is also cycling. Just like Wario, he must cross the finish line before his opponent crosses it to win. Also once again, his opponent will be at top condition '''going super-fast''' and getting almost all the stamina there is to get '''so it will also be very hard for Dr. Eggman to win'''. Dr. Eggman's opponent is '''[[Luigi]]'s sneaky doppelganger, the infamous jewel thief himself''', [[Waluigi]].
| | Donkey Kong Game boy Advance is only for the GBA and the '''NES'''. There are 3 level's in the GBA version. |
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| ==''[[Diddy Kong Pilot]]''== | | ==[[Donkey Kong Country (television series)|''Donkey Kong Country'' (television series)]]== |
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| | Four episodes were released in North America on a single VHS cassette titled, Donkey Kong Country: The Legend of the Crystal Coconut and was marketed as a feature length film. But these episodes were recorded in poor chronological order, when a flash back shown in the third episode actually happened in the fourth episode of the tape. The American version of the tape was '''disturbed''' by Paramount Pictures, Nintendo, and Nelvana. |
| Options had a feature the player could decide if they wanted to use the D-Pad or the tilt sensor, '''implying that the game was going to use the tilt sensor.'''
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| ==[[Domination]]==
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| Donkey Kong specifically shows off his hot guns to the crowd, making every player smile knowing they lost to that hunkey monk.
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| *In November 2019, livestreamer Ludwig Ahgren managed to get a score of 201, beating his previous record of 199.
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| ==''[[Donkey Kong Circus]]''== | | ==''[[Donkey Kong Circus]]''== |
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| *This game gives some proof to the popular Theory that Mario is actually a Bad guy,as he is Laughing and abusing Donkey Kong constantly. | | *This game gives some proof to the popular Theory that Mario is actually a Bad guy,as he is Laughing and abusing Donkey Kong constantly. |
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| ("''Yeah, right, because Game Theory is the most RELIABLE source of video-game information!''")
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| ==''[[Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest]]''==
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| Originally, shortly after being knocked from the Flying Krock, Kaptain K. Rool falls down to Krem Quay, and is chomped on by sharks. This was toned down in the GBA version to him simply falling down to Krem Quay and then finding himself in Krockodile Kore before challenging Dixie and Diddy to a fight. '''This was presumably altered due to the family unfriendly nature of the original ending.'''
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| (''I've seen characters eaten up by sharks in cartoons all the time.'' - {{User|Results May Vary}})
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| ==[[Donkey Kong (game)|Donkey Kong GBA]]==
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| Donkey Kong Game boy Advance is only for the GBA '''and the NES'''. There are 3 level's in the GBA version.
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| ==''[[Donkey Kong II]]''==
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| *''[[Donkey Kong 3 (Game & Watch)|Donkey Kong 3]]'' – A sequel to this game. Also, the handheld version of the sequel.
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| ("''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]] is my favorite [[Super Mario Galaxy]] reference!''")
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| ==''[[Donkey Kong Land]]''== | | ==''[[Donkey Kong Land]]''== |
| Although '''this is true''' that the two games play the same using the same engine - '''it is false''' because not only is the storyline different, but ''Donkey Kong Land'' has different levels, enemies, and bosses from the ones featured in ''Donkey Kong Country''. | | Although '''this is true''' that the two games play the same using the same engine - '''it is false''' because not only is the storyline different, but ''Donkey Kong Land'' has different levels, enemies, and bosses from the ones featured in ''Donkey Kong Country''. |
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| |Hard Hat is a mad mole fought in a cavern at the edge of Monkey Mountains. This cavern is small, and consists of an arena whose ground is dug up in three holes, from which the boss comes out. The battle with Hard Hat is similar to a "whack-a-mole" game; the small creature surprises the player by popping out of one of the three holes, looks cautiously at the Kongs, then takes off the mine helmet he wears on the head and, '''to show his bad tantrum to the monkeys''', hurls the dangerous helmet at them. While the mole's head is discovered, the Kongs need to carefully dodge the mine helmet and then '''stomp on the boss's baldness'''. After being hit, Hard Hat will enter back in his den and burst out of another hole. The procedure must be repeated until Hard Hat is defeated.
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| (''"Why mention the boss being angry at the player and it being bald when most bosses are angry and bald anyway? It doesn't make any sense!"'')
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| ==[[Double Pounder]]==
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| The pair must try to simultaneously [[Ground Pound]] switches of the same color. In order for that color switch to be activated, the players need to have almost perfect synchronicity. Whenever a switch is activated, [[lava]] spouts in the background, then hardens into a metal platform, which makes Bowser Jr. look nervous. If all four sets of switches are activated within 30 seconds, the players win. '''Caution: if the players fail at activating all the switches, Jr. is victorious.'''
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| (''"The bolded part was added in December 29th of 2012 and didn't get rewritten until May 5th, 2017. Gee, lucky coincidence much?"'')
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| ==[[Eyebrawl]]==
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| After the player defeats the Mr. I, they will do their winning pose, until several tiny Mr. I's appear out of nowhere just like the first Mr. I's, causing the winner to scream in horror and start running off the screen, while the loser will be too shocked to move, and is left crying and screaming while the miniature Mr. I's surround them and the big Mr. I just looks at them.
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| *This is thought to quite possibly be the most horrific minigame in the ''[[Mario Party]]'' series.
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| (''"At least for those with ommetaphobia"'' {{user|Arend}})
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| ==[[Feed and Seed]]==
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| '''Feed and Seed''' (Formerly Chuck's) is the Boss [[minigame]] against [[Piranha Plant]] in ''[[Mario Party DS]]''.
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| ("''I'm not gonna lie, I didn't even know that was a ''Simpsons'' reference until I saw a passing mention of Sneed's Feed and Seed in a screenshot from a Discord server I was in.''" -- {{User|EleCyon}})
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| ==[[Flagman D-D|Flagman DD]]==
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| This article or section is '''under construction'''. Therefore, please excuse its informal appearance while it's being worked on. We hope to have it completed {{{1|as soon as possible}}}.
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| To see the Flagman DD minigame click [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuPVIRpyF9Q&feature=related here].
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| ("''That was the whole article. Yeah.''")
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| ==''[[Fortune Street]]''== | | ==''[[Fortune Street]]''== |
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| At the end of the mini-game, the winning team wins while the other team is sad that they lost the game. | | At the end of the mini-game, the winning team wins while the other team is sad that they lost the game. |
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| ==[[Hammer Throw (event)]]== | | ==[[The Impossible? Maze]]== |
| A good strategy for Knuckles is to first throw it softly, then throw it hard and then throw it like it is the end of the world.
| | The Impossible? Maze is the 4th extra level of Super Mario Advance 3:Yoshi's island. It,obviously,seems impossible-however it IS possible, no doubt. |
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| ("''Gee, Hammer Bro must be'' so ''jealous..." - {{User|OhoJeeOnFire}}) | | ("''Uh, yeah...''" - {{User|Time Q}}) |
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| * In the first version, in [[Mini-Game Island]] game mode, the "Full of Danger" music is played '''in order to increase difficulty''' because the player must jump 40 times without making mistakes to win the game.
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| (''Music does have power you know. Just look how it affected Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix. {{User|Tails777}}'') | | ("''I hate false advertisement.''" - {{User|Stooben Rooben}}) |
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| ==[[Light Breeze]]== | | ==[[Krazy Kremland]]== |
| To '''make wind''', press L, R, L, R, L and so on.
| | Along with being rundown another negative feature about this B-class amusement park (bemusement park?) is that it is built on a swamp filled with critters and [[bramble]] vines [...] |
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| | ==[[List of Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U pre-release and unused content|''List of Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U'' beta elements]]== |
| | <div id=fh3 class=mw-headline>Ice Climbers</div> |
| | According to [[Masahiro Sakurai]] on Famitsu, he was planning on adding the [[Ice Climbers]] for ''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U'', but despite the characters running without problems on the Wii U version, the team had trouble getting the Ice Climbers working in the Nintendo 3DS version due to issues on the hardware power that Sakurai mentions in the Super Smash Bros. Direct video that all fighters will get 60 FPS in the Nintendo 3DS version during in the development that caused the problem during in the debug testing. |
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| | Around 1992 a spanish software house ,toposoft made a DOS game called Luigi and Spaghetti in EU(europen union)The main plot has to do with spaice aliens taking over the world and military forces are no match.It is up to luigi to stop the aliens with the help of a worm named Spaghetti.Gameplay consists of jumping on alien eggs and smashing them and released imprisoned heroes.The game does not take place in mushroom kingdom but in real locations like egypt and italy.There are enemies such as mummies and characters like dracula and frankenstien.You can get hurt by enemies and the only way to avoid being killed by them is transforming into superman by finding an s icon.Some may think this game may not feature nintendo's luigi since this luigi isnt in mushroom kingdom and other mario characters are not included.It also features a strange plot that normally isnt in mario games.However,the luigi character seems to be an alternate reality version of nintendo's luigi.It has most characteristic's of nintendo's luigi with minor changes.For example,he wears blue and white overalls instead of blue and green.he also dosent have an L on his cap.However,the cap is still green.He also has a mustache and sideburns.Becuase of this, many believe this is the luigi from the mario games and not a different character altogether. |
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| ==''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]''== | | ==''[[Mario & Luigi: Dream Team]]''== |
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| *In the demo version of the game, luigi can be heard laughing in the background of the boss battle music. This feature does not happen in the real game. This may be subliminal marketing, annoying the player to the point of buying the game. | | *In the demo version of the game, luigi can be heard laughing in the background of the boss battle music. This feature does not happen in the real game. This may be subliminal marketing, annoying the player to the point of buying the game. |
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| *Due to the fact that the Shroob invasion is not remembered by any characters, even Toadsworth, the invasion may not have actually been intended to happen in the past. Since E. Gadd's memory was actually rearranged by the events taking place in the past, the Shroobs may have actually been attacking the present, but been sent to the past by the time holes made by E. Gadd's time machine. | | *Due to the fact that the Shroob invasion is not remembered by any characters, even Toadsworth, the invasion may not have actually been intended to happen in the past. Since E. Gadd's memory was actually rearranged by the events taking place in the past, the Shroobs may have actually been attacking the present, but been sent to the past by the time holes made by E. Gadd's time machine. |
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| ==''[[Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games]]''== | | ==''[[Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games]]''== |
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| *This is the First Time seeing Toad and Toadette Barefoot | | *This is the First Time seeing Toad and Toadette Barefoot |
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| ==Mario & Sonic at the Sonic 2014 Olympic Winter Games== | | ==''Mario & Sonic at the Sonic 2014 Olympic Winter Games''== |
| (''This was the header for [[Blaze]]'s article.'') | | (''This was the header for [[Blaze]]'s article.'') |
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| ==''[[Mario is Missing!]]''== | | ==''[[Mario is Missing!]]''== |
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| (''This exact section header was placed on almost every single ''Mario is Missing!'' location page.'') | | (''This exact section header was placed on almost every single ''Mario is Missing!'' location page.'') |
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| ==''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP]]''== | | ==''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP]]''== |
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| ==''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP 2]]''== | | ==''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP 2]]''== |
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| In a firm handle on and off the jumps and had to drift cart can be quickly around the corner! From the kart and get a shield from attack by rivals can protect kart! All for the Cup championship is the most important techniques to learn from good practice! | | In a firm handle on and off the jumps and had to drift cart can be quickly around the corner! From the kart and get a shield from attack by rivals can protect kart! All for the Cup championship is the most important techniques to learn from good practice! |
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| ("''Well, do we get Stalin too?''" - {{User|Garlic Man}}) | | ("''Well, do we get Stalin too?''" - {{User|Garlic Man}}) |
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| ("''Wait, so to unlock Hitler, we have to unlock Hitler? That's some crazy Pirate Goomba nonsense combined with circular reasoning!''" - {{User|SONIC123CDMANIA+&K(B&ATSA)}})
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| ==''[[Mario Party 2]]''==
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| *This is the last game with Mario voiced by [[Charles Martinet]] to be released before Tara Charendoff got married to Craig Strong and became now know as [[Tara Strong]].
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| ==''[[Mario Party DS]]''==
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| *CPU-Controlled [[Daisy]] seems luckier than other CPU-Controlled characters for unknown reasons
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| |''Skilled at digging holes. Seems to be some kind of antagonistic mole.''
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| ==''[[Mario Party: The Top 100]]''==
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| [about Minigame Match] This board took place on the minigame, [[Chip Shot Challenge]].
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| ==[[Mario Tennis (Nintendo 64)|''Mario Tennis'' (Nintendo 64)]]==
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| '''''Mario Tennis''''' [...] is essentially an expanded version of ''[[Mario's Tennis]]'' for the [[Virtual Boy]].
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| ==''[[Mario Tennis Open]]''== | | ==''[[Mario Tennis Open]]''== |
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| *Mario Kart 7: Metal Mario's artwork is reused from this game. However, his artwork here is contained in a yellow circle with a green outline that obscures his lower body since his artwork from Kart 7 showed him standing next to a pair of tires, and he's not racing this time. | | *Mario Kart 7: Metal Mario's artwork is reused from this game. However, his artwork here is contained in a yellow circle with a green outline that obscures his lower body since his artwork from Kart 7 showed him standing next to a pair of tires, and he's not racing this time. |
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| ("''It's reused, but completely different in every single way possible.''" {{User|Yoshi876}}) | | ("''It's reused, but completely different in every single way possible.''" {{User|Yoshi876}}) |
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| ==''[[NES Open Tournament Golf]]''==
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| ==''[[New Super Luigi U]]''==
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| (''"So a second is 1 second?"'' - {{User:Elijah Guy/sig}}
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| '''[[World 4 (NSMB)|World 4]]:''' Tropical rain forest with '''intoxicated''' waters. | | '''[[World 4 (NSMB)|World 4]]:''' Tropical rain forest with '''intoxicated''' waters. |
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| *This game is a reference to the book ''"[[Super Mario Bros. 3: Happy Birthday, Princess Toadstool!]]"''. | | *This game is a reference to the book ''"[[Super Mario Bros. 3: Happy Birthday, Princess Toadstool!]]"''. |
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| *The introduction video for this game features something impossible in the actual game: for a few seconds, Mario can be seen dodging Bullet Bills in the Koopa Bros. Fortress with Parakarry following behind; '''this is not possible in-game''', as Parakarry does not join the party until much later. '''This is possible'' because the player can come back later in the game after getting Parakarry on the team, the player can go back to the Koopa Bros. Fortress and dodge the bullet bills. Doing this is out of the game's sequential plot, '''but it is possible'''. | | *The introduction video for this game features something impossible in the actual game: for a few seconds, Mario can be seen dodging Bullet Bills in the Koopa Bros. Fortress with Parakarry following behind; '''this is not possible in-game''', as Parakarry does not join the party until much later. '''This is possible'' because the player can come back later in the game after getting Parakarry on the team, the player can go back to the Koopa Bros. Fortress and dodge the bullet bills. Doing this is out of the game's sequential plot, '''but it is possible'''. |
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| *The boat Mario uses to access the later worlds bears a shocking resembalence to the one used in [[Rogueport]] in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door. They could be manufactured in the same company, although the drivers feature extremely different personalities(Rougeport's driver is never seen though). | | *The boat Mario uses to access the later worlds bears a shocking resembalence to the one used in [[Rogueport]] in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door. They could be manufactured in the same company, although the drivers feature extremely different personalities(Rougeport's driver is never seen though). |
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| *Fun Fact: Since the objective of the Reverse Minigames is to lose instead of win, so the winner may be noobs instead of experts! Maybe this type of minigames is to torture experts. LOL! | | *Fun Fact: Since the objective of the Reverse Minigames is to lose instead of win, so the winner may be noobs instead of experts! Maybe this type of minigames is to torture experts. LOL! |
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| | Smash Planet was a game originally going to be a game for the Nintendo Gamecube. It was announced at E3 2004 and an in issue of Nintendo Power in August 2005. Fans were waiting for the game but it never came. For unknown reasons it was announced cancelled. It's possibe that its elements went in for [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]] because [[Wario]] and [[Ike]] were originally going to appear in Smash Planet and they're playabe characters in Brawl. |
| *Another reference to the game's title is the [[wikipedia:Shake It Up (TV series)|TV show of the same name]] as seen on the Disney Channel starring Zendaya and Bella Thorne.
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| ==[[Single Sculls]]==
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| ==[[Sinking Feeling (WarioWare: Touched!)|Sinking Feeling (''WarioWare: Touched!'')]]==
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| A sports game is a game genre that is based on a Sport. Mario has appeared in a handful of Sports games. Some popular ones include the Mario Baseball series, the Mario Tennis series, and the Mario Golf series. | | A sports game is a game genre that is based on a Sport. Mario has appeared in a handful of Sports games. Some popular ones include the Mario Baseball series, the Mario Tennis series, and the Mario Golf series. |
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| ==[[Stump Petuni]]==
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| The game's name is a play on the word "stump", which means both the part of a tree still in the ground after it has been cut, and to make someone confused about something.
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| ==''[[Super Mario 3D World]]''==
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| ==''[[Super Mario 64]]''== | | ==''[[Super Mario 64]]''== |
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| | *''Ironicly, King Boo did see them again, during the events of [[Luigi's Mansion]]'' |
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| ==''[[Super Mario Attack]]''==
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| '''''Super Mario Attack''''' (スーパーマリオアタック, ''Sūpā Mario Atakku'') is a redemption arcade game developed by {{wp|Banpresto}} in 1996 '''about Mario attacking''', based on the 1990 [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] game ''[[Super Mario World]]''. The gameplay involves landing [[Mario]] on items of different value in medals.
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| 1. First, use the select button or minus button to choose 2 Player Game on the title screen. 2. When the game begins run Mini Mario straight into the Goomba. He will lose a life. 3. Then you'll be able to play as Luigi. 4. If Luigi loses a life you will switch back to Mario. Just keep having Mario lose a life until he gets a Game Over. Then continue on as Luigi. | | 1. First, use the select button or minus button to choose 2 Player Game on the title screen. 2. When the game begins run Mini Mario straight into the Goomba. He will lose a life. 3. Then you'll be able to play as Luigi. 4. If Luigi loses a life you will switch back to Mario. Just keep having Mario lose a life until he gets a Game Over. Then continue on as Luigi. |
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| Another '''common''' object is the [[Goomba's Shoe]], '''only obtainable in World 5-3 of the game.''' | | Another common object is the [[Goomba's Shoe]], only obtainable in World 5-3 of the game. |
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| *In the French commercial of the game, Thwomp is shown with green eyes, Although the animators had a little knowledge on the game, They didn't look at the original artwork of the enemy, which had black pupils, This was the first time that a Thwomp has colored eyes, This wasn't until [[Super Mario 64]] that they were depicted with colored eyes again, which they had red eyes instead of green, It became the eye color of Thwomps in the rest of the Mario video game series.
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| The player can shake the [[Wii Remote]] and make Mario perform a [[Spinning|Star Spin]]. This can also be done by shaking the Nunchuck as it also has a motion sensor '''otherwise games like Wii sports boxing cannot be played.''' | | The player can shake the [[Wii Remote]] and make Mario perform a [[Spinning|Star Spin]]. This can also be done by shaking the Nunchuck as it also has a motion sensor otherwise games like Wii sports boxing cannot be played. |
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| *''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]''- [...] Mario having three vitality points in the game may be a reference in which it would take three hits for Mario to lose a life if he has a power-up such as the [[Super Leaf|Raccoon Leaf]] or the Fire Flower in ''SMB3''. | | *''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]''- [...] Mario having three vitality points in the game may be a reference in which it would take three hits for Mario to lose a life if he has a power-up such as the [[Super Leaf|Raccoon Leaf]] or the Fire Flower in ''SMB3''. |
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| You drive on a go-kart trhough a track, whether it be one of the 3 [[Ghost Valley|Ghost Valleys]], a [[Mario Circuit]] or an area of [[Bowser's Castle]], it's THAT simple... | | You drive on a go-kart trhough a track, whether it be one of the 3 [[Ghost Valley|Ghost Valleys]], a [[Mario Circuit]] or an area of [[Bowser's Castle]], it's THAT simple... |
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| [[File:Mario Maker No Castle.png|thumb|Mario unable to reach the castle and (probabily) to complete the level.]]
| | Super Mario RPG DS was the planned remake of Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars for the Nintendo DS. It was going to be released in the summer of 2008. Trailers of the game were released at E3 2007, but, due to legal resaons with Nintendo's co-partner, Square, the game could not be released. It seems the game was going to be an exact remake of the orignial even with the same graphics. |
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| If the player loses a life by running out of [[Time Limit|time]], "''Time'' Up!" will be written on the screen instead of "''Time's'' Up!". | | If the player loses a life by running out of [[Time Limit|time]], "''Time'' Up!" will be written on the screen instead of "''Time's'' Up!". |
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| | Super Smash Bros. DS is an idea Masahiro Sakurai came up with in an interview about [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]], but is not an actual upcoming [[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Smash Bros.]] game for the [[Nintendo DS]], but it may become one. The Interview was with a magazine called Edge. |
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| !|[[Big Boo|Iggy Koopa]]
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| |The boss of Donut Secret House. He moves around the room, invisible, then suddenly re-appears.
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| !|[[Iggy Koopa]]
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| |Boss of castle #1, located in Yoshi's Island. He tries to push Mario into a pool of lava while spitting fireballs and real Name is Iggy Koopa Jr.
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| ("''Iggy looks way different than I remember him.''") -[[User:LuigiMaster123|LuigiMaster123]]<br>
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| ("''But only one of these is even a Koopa....his Dad's a Boo?''") -[[User:Doc von Schmeltwick|Doc von Schmeltwick]]
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| ==''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]''==
| | ("''Oh great, an article about an idea.''" - {{User|Cobold}}) |
| Blue Yoshis are the least used Yoshis in the game as the last castle is replaced with a Green Yoshi.
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| ("''How exactly do you replace an entire castle with a small-ish dinosaur?''" -[[User:Sticklyman|Sticklyman]] ([[User talk:Sticklyman|talk]]))
| | ==''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''== |
| | <div id=fh3 class=mw-headline>References to Other Games</div> |
| | *''Sonic Adventure 2'': Almost everything in this plot is nearly identical to Sonic Adventure 2. In Super Mario Sunshine, Mario is put in jail because he is framed by Shadow Mario (Who turns out to be Bowser Jr. in disguise) for polluting Delfino Island, and has the use of FLUDD, which is a feature that would be frequently used. In Sonic Adventure 2, Sonic is sent to prison because he is framed by Shadow the Hedgehog for stealing a Chaos Emerald from the bank, and introduced Rail Grinding, which is used in every game after it. |
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| | ==''Super Mario Sunshine'' (Nintendo 3DS)== |
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| Two new bosses appear only in this mode: The Babysitter (fought in The Church) and Mr. Game & Watch's Father (fought in the Coliseum at night), while Master Hand and Crazy Hand continue to appear as bosses often.
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| |The player has to fight Master Hand. If it is completed on Hard or higher, within nine minutes, and with no continues, Crazy Hand will appear too. If the player chooses to play as [[Mr. Game & Watch]] in his classic route, his final battle is against his father, depending on the difficulty set. On Intense difficulty, he is fought in The Church instead of the Coliseum at night, like The Babysitter is also fought in The Church too.
| | '''''Super Mario Sunshine''''' (working title) is an upcoming game from the ''[[Mario (series)|Super Mario]]'' series made for the [[Nintendo 3DS]]. The game is a remake of ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'' for the [[Nintendo GameCube]], bearing some new features on its storyline, gameplay and graphics. |
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| |align=center|[[Mr. Game & Watch]]'s Father
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| |The long lost father of his, who was fought in Coliseum (and on The Church when played at an Intense difficulty) and was defeated multiple times by him many years ago. While his father is the "son" of Mr. Game & Watch's, he is the "ruler of Coliseum". His quotes "My son, i've been waiting for you. Now i dare you to fight me!" and "I won't lose!" reference the quotes of how his father had fought Mr. Game & Watch at the Coliseum to fight him in his original form, and when he is defeated before transforming in his true form, as well as with the beginning of the final battle against his long lost father in a Game & Watch game, which Mr. Game & Watch himself has to fight him. It is one of the strongest bosses in the game, despite his Off Waves (similar to [[Tabuu]]'s) move causing players to get OHKO'd even if the player stays too close to him. Upon defeat, he transforms into his true form that is more stronger than his original form, with new moves like the Buzzsaw Slice which deals 45-75% of damage (and an Instant KO when played at a hard difficulty or higher.). Upon the true form's defeat, he will fall on the ground, grunting, similar to his death animation in a Game & Watch game. | |
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| |The babysitter is an elegant girl who lives in the church, babysitting the children. She faces Mr. Game & Watch (before the final battle with his father) and occasionally, other fighters like [[Meta Knight]]. She is voiced by {{fake link|Rena Strober}}, who she also voiced {{fake link|Azura}} in {{fake link|Fire Emblem Fates}}. Upon defeat, instead of doing her death animation, she gives the fighter a thumbs up and smiles, by saying "You did a good job on doing this!".
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| Sometimes both Hands (or even Mr. Game & Watch's Father and The Babysitter) will appear at one time.
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| (''Pish posh, this guy ain't scary at all. I'll just use King Dedede and he's as good as dead.'') - {{User|OhoJeeOnFire}}
| | <div id=fh3 class=mw-headline>Rumors</div> |
| | Yoshiaki Koizumi, the director of [[Super Mario 3D Land]] has suggested that he would like to see Super Mario Sunshine in 3D, along with the Galaxy games. The world may always think Sunshine would be the more realistic choice, but the world may never think think it’s too necessary considering the existence of Super Mario 3D Land. Either way, here’s the full quote: |
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| ==''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''==
| | <blockquote>I can say that I really would like to see a lot of those games that use 3D worlds on 2D display just so I could see what they look like in 3D and see what kind of different experiences people would have playing through them on a 3D display. So in that sense I would love to see Sunshine and both Galaxy games presented in 3D, and a lot of the Zelda [games] would be interesting too.</blockquote> |
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| *Mochi „Tails” Powder
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| ==[[Toilet Training]]==
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| *1st level difficulty: People either go straight or take curved paths.
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| *2nd level difficulty: Some of the people start tripping, so it is essential for the player to keep a close eye '''on all times'''.
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| *3rd level difficulty: The people jump across to the front of the screen '''to cut people''' and trip to make the microgame much harder. However, the jumping person's shadow can be seen.
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| (''The people jump across to the front of the screen to WHAT?'' - {{User|ViableBunnyBudd}})
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| ==[[Tree Stomp]]==
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| In the minigame, the team controls giant tree stump robots modified for movement. There is a ring of spikes at the base of each robot that are '''lethal''' to the solo player's touch.
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| ==[[Tug o' War]]==
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| *[[Donkey Kong ]] will look in the pit, and laugh menacingly if he wins.
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| ( [[File:Creepy Donkey Dude.png|100px]] "''I'm scared :'(''" - {{User|Baby Luigi}})
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| ==[[Wario is HOT]]==
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| The title is a double entendre. It can also be taken to mean that Wario is sexually appealing. '''However, as Wario definitely does not have sexual traits deemed attractive by the general female population,''' it is safe to dismiss that idea as a hidden joke of sorts by the developers of the game.
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| ==''[[Wario Land 4]]''==
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| *Wario's name is exactly the same as the Greek translation of the chemical element {{wp|Barium|Barium}} that originated from the word βαρύς, meaning heavy, reflecting Wario's massive weight. Wario's superhero version as [[Wario-Man]] uses the same "W" symbol as {{wp|Wonder Woman|Wonder Woman}}, who is Greek. In addition, the [[Wario Car]] resembles the {{wp|Batmobile|Batmobile}}, a vehicle of {{wp|Batman|Batman}} who is a major character in DC comics alongside Wonder Woman. Moreover, Wario-Man uses the same trademark purple and yellow colors of Wario's other appearances, which were also used during the peak of {{wp|John Cena|John Cena's}} career as a professional wrestler whose popularity among children led to his use of many different attires switching over a large variety of colors that were sold as merchandise.
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| ("''I guess you could say he is truly the [[Wario: Master of Disguise|Master of (outlandish) References]].''" - {{user|EleCyon}})
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| ==''[[Wario Land: Shake It!]]''== | | ==''[[Wario Land: Shake It!]]''== |
| "So Wario is then shooten. When touching another Blast-O-Cannon when shooten will Wario enter in it, and the player can use the same controls as therefor." | | "So Wario is then shooten. When touching another Blast-O-Cannon when shooten will Wario enter in it, and the player can use the same controls as therefor." |
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| ==''[[WarioWare Gold]]''==
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| ("''Turn that frown upside-down, and smile from side to side! It's the brand new version of the dop-si-do!''" --{{User|EleCyon}})
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| ==''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]''==
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| [[File:WWIMMG Speed Up Crygor.png|thumb|[[Dr. Crygor]]'s intermission in Games mode. He can fix the toilet, '''like a plumber'''. It shows the current score and number of lives in form of toilet papers.]]
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| ("''Remember, an obsession with toilets doesn't make [[Dr. Crygor|him]] a plumber.''" – {{user|PnnyCrygr}})
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| ==''[[WarioWare: Move It!]]''==
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| '''Story:''' [...] The trio starts to get tired until the caveman '''jealously''' draws them on the wall, which they are impressed at. [...]
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| ("''So, the caveman draws Crygor, Penny, and Mike because of utter jealousy of their presence and culture?''" — {{user|PnnyCrygr}})
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| ==[[Watermelon Seed Spitting Contest]]== | | ==[[Watermelon Seed Spitting Contest]]== |
| [[Yoshi]] and [[Bandit]] must duke it out with [[Watermelon]]s. | | [[Yoshi]] and [[Bandit]] must duke it out with [[Watermelon]]s. |
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| ==[[Witch! Which?]]==
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| Its name may be a reference to {{wp|Which Wich?}}, a sandwich restaurant chain.
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