Editing Wario Land 3

{{about|the game for the [[Game Boy Color]]|the microgame from [[WarioWare Gold]] of the same name|[[Wario Land 3 (microgame)]]}}

{{game infobox

|release='''Game Boy Color:'''<br>{{flag list|Japan|March 21, 2000<ref>{{cite|url=www.nintendo.co.jp/n02/dmg/aw8a/index.html|title=ワリオランド3　不思議なオルゴ～ル|publisher=Nintendo Co., Ltd.|language=ja|accessdate=September 25, 2009}}</ref>|Europe|April 14, 2000|USA|May 30, 2000|Brazil|June, 2001<ref>{{cite|url=https://www.novomilenio.inf.br/ano01/0106dcdr.htm#Oferta|title=Nintendo lança novos jogos no Brasil|publisher=Novo Milênio|language=pt-br|accessdate=January 19, 2025}}</ref>}}'''Virtual Console (3DS):'''<br>{{flag list|Japan|May 2, 2012|Europe|December 6, 2012|Australia|December 6, 2012|USA|August 29, 2013}}'''Game Boy - Nintendo Switch Online:'''<br>{{flag list|USA|February 8, 2023|Japan|February 9, 2023|Europe|February 9, 2023|Australia|February 9, 2023|South Korea|February 9, 2023|HK|February 9, 2023}}

|languages={{languages|en_us=y|jp=y}}

|genre=2D [[Genre#Platform|Platformer]]

|modes=Single-player

|ratings={{ratings|esrb=E|acb=G}}

|platforms=[[Game Boy Color]], [[Virtual Console]] ([[Nintendo 3DS]]), [[Game Boy - Nintendo Switch Online]]

|format={{format|gbc=1|3dsdl=1|switchdl=1}}

|input={{input|gbc=1|3ds=1|joy-con=1|joy-con-horizontal=1|switchpro=1}}

'''''Wario Land 3''''' is a video game for the [[Game Boy Color]] released in [[List of games by date#2000|2000]], and the third installment in the ''[[Wario Land (series)|Wario Land]]'' series (fourth counting ''[[Virtual Boy Wario Land]]''). It was rereleased for the [[Nintendo 3DS|3DS]]'s [[Virtual Console#Nintendo 3DS|Virtual Console]] in Japan on May 2, [[List of games by date#2012|2012]], in Europe and Australia on December 6, 2012, and in the Americas on August 29, [[List of games by date#2013|2013]]; and later rereleased for the [[Nintendo Switch]]'s [[Game Boy - Nintendo Switch Online]] service as one of its launch titles on February 8, 2023. To escape the [[music box (world)|world inside a music box]], [[Wario]] must collect the five [[Music Box|music box]]es, with the help of treasures found along the way that include power-ups and ones that open up the world.

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One day, Wario is flying with his [[Bulldog|plane]] over the woods until it runs out of fuel and crashes. Stranded, Wario then stumbles upon a mysterious cave, where inside he discovers a [[music box (world)|strange music box containing a small world inside]] sitting on a pedestal. When he goes to take a closer look, he is suddenly magically sucked into the music box. He then wakes up inside a [[The Temple|dark temple]] to meet [[Rudy|a hidden figure]], who informs Wario that he is a god who once protected the world inside the music box, until an evil being sealed away his magical powers within five [[Music Box|music boxes]] scattered across said world. The figure promises that if Wario can gather the boxes and free it, it will send Wario back outside and allow him keep any treasure he finds along the way. With his mind on the money and the fact he can return to his own world, Wario agrees to this proposal and departs on his quest in search of the music boxes and the many treasures of this mysterious land. During which, several monsters attempt to impede his progress, but were unsuccessful in stopping the treasure hunter.

After collecting all the music boxes, Wario returns to the temple. Once there, the music boxes play a melody together, and the song frees the sealed being. However, the being turns out to be an evil clown-like demon, who announced his plan to rule over the world inside the music box as well as the outer world. It then attempts to destroy Wario since he outlived his usefulness, but Wario is able to defeat it. After the demon was vanquished, all the monsters that attacked Wario before are turned back into humans. An elder explains that their world was peaceful until the demon invaded, so they managed to seal away its power within the five music boxes, but not before they were turned into monsters. He then states that they only tried to stop Wario from releasing the demon and letting it continue its conquest, but never thought that he would destroy it and free them from its curse. He thanks Wario for what he unintentionally did for them and transports him back to his world along with the treasure that he had collected, as promised before by the hidden figure.

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The base mechanics in ''Wario Land 3'' are very similar to that of its predecessor, ''[[Wario Land II]]''. If [[Wario]] touches an enemy, he is simply stunned or transformed in one of his many transformations, known as reactions in the ''Wario Land'' series (one exception is in the final boss fight, where Wario can be "killed" and get a [[Game Over]]). Wario can crouch and walk using the direction pads, use a Dash Attack by pressing the {{button|gbc|B}} button and jump using the {{button|gbc|A}} button.  

The game has a more open structure than its predecessors. Wario starts the game with most of his powers from ''Wario Land II'' missing or toned down. To progress, the player has to collect treasures which grant him new abilities, open new levels or cause changes in the existing levels that allow one to reach previously inaccessible areas. The world map is divided into levels, which the player can enter and leave as they please. Should the player not know where to go, they can go to the [[The Temple]], which indicates where to go next. By holding {{button|gbc|b}} in the overworld, the player can check the path that Wario can travel on the overworld, and if Wario moves to a different part of the map, he can press the same direction on the {{button|gbc|pad}}, he moves faster to the destination.

Each level contains a total of four color-coded treasure chests, and as such, the player may need to visit a level multiple times at different point of the game in order to obtain all treasures. To collect a treasure, the player must first find the chest's key. Most treasure chests require completing a puzzle to be collected, and some are guarded by a [[boss]]. Not all treasures are necessary to complete the game.

This ''Wario Land'' installment features a day and night system; after clearing a level, day turns in night or night turns in day. This system affects some levels, and some treasures can only be accessed at a specific time of the day.

===Wario's reactions===

The game includes reactions returning from ''[[Wario Land II]]'', in addition to some new ones.

!Image

|[[File:WL3WarioSprite.png]]

|[[Wario]]

|Wario's normal form with no reaction. He starts out the game powerless, but as he progresses into the game, he can collect power-ups that will allow him to perform the [[Ground Pound|Smash Attack]], swim and dive into the water, strengthen his signature [[Dash Attack|Attack]], lift light and heavy enemies, etc. This is the only form of Wario that can enter doors and open treasure chests, as well as grab an [[Owl (species)|owl]] or a zipline handle.

|[[File:WL3BallWarioSprite.png]]

|[[Ball (form)|Ball]]

|When jumped on by Shoot, Wario becomes a ball. If touched, he will be used to score a point, which will revert him to normal if he is still in the soccer game. He can slowly move left or right while bouncing and can also be grabbed and thrown by the tortoise goalkeeper to revert to normal. Likewise, Wario can inflict the same effect on Shoot.

|[[File:WL3Ballo'StringWarioSprite.png]]

|[[Ball o' String Wario]]

|When touched by a Silky while it is spitting string, Wario will roll back and forth across a course, bouncing off walls, until he eventually unravels back into Wario. This can be used to break [[Itodama Block]]s.

|[[File:WL3BouncyWarioSprite.png]]

|[[Bouncy Wario]]

|After getting hit on the head by a Hammer-bot, Wario keeps bouncing and can jump to new heights. While on the ground, pressing {{Button|gbc|A}} causes Wario to bounce higher. After an amount of time, Wario will return to normal. This form will end immediately if he jumps into water, on spikes, or taking on a different reaction.

|[[File:WL3BubbleWarioSprite.png]]

|[[Bubble Wario]]

|Wario is trapped inside a bubble, allowing him to keep floating upward until he hits something. While inside the bubble, Wario has the ability to resist [[current]]s in the water.

|[[File:WL3CrazyWarioSprite.png]]

|[[Crazy Wario]]

|Wario becomes a hard-to-control, where he uncontrollably moves back and forth. Unlike ''[[Wario Land II]]'', Crazy Wario cannot exhale a poisonous gas to defeat enemies and does not change color. Water or getting hurt will revert Wario to a normal state.

|[[File:WL3ElectricWarioSprite.png]]

|[[Electric Wario]]

|After Wario is hit by a zap of electricity, he is propelled backwards and cannot move for about a second. Any enemies touching him will be immediately defeated.

|[[File:WL3FatWarioSprite.png]]

|[[Fat Wario]]

|Wario after swallowing an [[Appleby]]'s apple or a [[Doughnuteer]]'s donut. With Wario's extra weight, he can easily break through breakable blocks even when Wario has not obtained any [[Ground Pound|Smash Attack]]-related powerups, and also break [[doughnut block]]s. As a side-effect, Wario is slow and cannot jump as high as normal, but if any enemy runs into him (or if he runs into them) they will instantly be defeated. After moving for a while or going into water, Wario will lose weight and return to normal.

|[[File:WL3FlatWarioSprite.png]]

|[[Flat Wario]]

|When Wario is flattened by an [[Omodon]] or a [[Count Richtertoffen]], he can glide smoothly in the air to reach farther places in the air and slip through tiny cracks in walls. Even without the High Jump Boots, Wario can hold {{button|Padup}} and jump to jump a block higher. Water and [[Omodonmeka]] can turn Wario to normal.

|[[File:HotWarioWL3.png]]

|[[Flaming Wario|Hot Wario]]

|After Wario is burned, he starts running around with his pants on fire and will slowly burn more intently until he is reduced to cinders. Wario can break through [[Bonfire Block]]s when he's completely enveloped in flames. If Wario makes contact with water or the fire subsides, he will return to normal.

|[[File:WL3IceSkatin'WarioSprite.png]]

|[[Frozen Wario|Ice Skatin' Wario]]

|Wario is frozen solid and sent skimming backwards, until he hits a wall. Although a usual inconvenience, he can slide past spikes and defeat most enemies on his path.

|[[File:Invisible-Wario.gif]]

|Wario is invisible, so he can pass through [[seeing-eye door]]s. However, aside from an occasional glimpse, the player cannot see Wario, either, making this a very difficult transformation to use. Unlike all other Wario Forms, he can still walk through doorways. When Wario goes through [[Warp Pipe|pipes]], he reverts to normal. The invisibility also goes away after Wario takes on a different reaction.

|[[File:WL3PuffyWarioSprite.png]]

|[[Puffy Wario]]

|When hit by a stinger from an enemy, Wario's head is filled with air. Wario will float upwards until he hits something.

|[[File:WL3SnowmanWarioSprite.png]]

|[[Snowman Wario]]

|[[Vampire Wario]] and [[Bat Wario|Bat-Wario]]

|Wario is impervious to all enemy damage, can defeat almost all enemies on touch, and fall through thin floors, although he is incredibly slow. Unlike ''[[Wario Land II]]'', he is able to jump, though he cannot jump very high. Water or light will return him to normal Wario.

===Power-ups===

#'''Lead Overalls''': By pressing the {{button|Paddown}} button in midair, Wario can perform a [[Ground Pound|Smash Attack]]. He can destroy little enemies, damaged blocks and stun big enemies with these overalls. ''(Stunned enemies can be defeated when attacking them again)''

#'''Swimming Flippers''': Allows Wario to swim underwater. By tapping the {{Button|gbc|B}} button, he swims faster. However, he cannot swim against currents.

#'''Head Smash Helmet''': Allows Wario to destroy not only damaged blocks, but also solid blocks by bumping into them from below.

#'''Grab Glove''': Allows Wario to lift small enemies when walking towards them while they are toppled, or small objects. He can throw them forward by pressing the {{Button|gbc|B}} button, or upward when holding {{button|Padup}} after throwing. Charged throws can be done by holding the {{Button|gbc|B}} button and then releasing it, causing enemies/objects to be thrown further and may be destroyed if thrown near a solid surface. [[Enemy Block]]s can be broken by throwing an enemy or object against them.

#'''Super Smash''': Allows Wario to break solid blocks with his [[Dash Attack]]s or when rolling. Damaged blocks can be broken without being stopped and large enemies can be defeated immediately.

#'''Super Jump Slam Overalls''': Similar to the Super Smash, it allows Wario's Smash Attack to break solid blocks, break through damaged blocks unstopped, and defeat large enemies immediately. Additionally, using it on the ground causes the ground to shake, toppling small enemies and certain big enemies.

#'''High Jump Boots''': Pressing {{button|Padup}} while jumping allows Wario to jump higher. Enemies can also be used to perform high jumps when holding {{Button|gbc|B}} while bouncing onto them, and holding {{button|Padup}} while doing so allows Wario to bounce higher.

#'''Prince Frog's Glove''': Allows Wario to swim against strong currents while tapping the {{Button|gbc|B}} button.

#'''Super Grab Gloves''': Allows Wario to lift big enemies as well as normal ones. His speed is reduced while carrying big enemies and they cannot be throw as far as smaller enemies.

After acquiring each treasure required for a power-up, a short tutorial will be played to demonstrate the new abilities that Wario just acquired. The first demonstration must be played in full and cannot be skipped. They can be viewed again if the player pauses the game while playing one of the levels and selecting the Action Help option, allowing one of the tutorials to be played (though they are now skippable), provided that they are not currently Vampire Wario, holding a zipline handle, or holding onto an owl, as in those three cases, they have unique Action Help demonstrations associated with them.

[[File:WL3 Golf.png|frame]]

In some levels, Wario will find a block with the word "Mini Game Clear" and an arrow pointing up written on it. Wario can get this block to lift and subsequently opening the way by playing a minigame of golf, which can be accessed by entering a door with a drawing of a [[Para-Goom]] at its top within the level. Several levels have one room to play the Golf minigame, while [[The Vast Plain]] has two: one underground and one in the sky, though it is only required to clear one of them to lift both blocks. To play the minigame, Wario must have enough money in his possession, where it is 10 coins at first, 30 coins later, and finally maxing at 50 coins per entry. The goal for this Golf minigame is to knock Para-Goom into the hole, which is achieved by using Wario's Dash Attack on a Para-Goom to knock it away towards the hole. If it falls into lava or water, another Para-Goom will fall on the closest spot of the lava/water, so that Wario will be able to continue. In order to hit the Para-Goom, the player must press the {{Button|gbc|A}} button to move the blue arrow in the power meter displayed at the bottom of the screen, then press it again to stop it. Then, a red arrow will appear; it must stop on the red or the blue space inside the meter, which affects the bounce of the Para-Goom; should Wario hit outside that range, he will stumble, but the shot will still count despite missing. The player can also use the direction pads (left and right) to get a further view of the hole and also where the Para-Goom will end up if hit with the maximum power. The game is completed if Wario scores par or below, but if Wario did not sink the Para-Goom within the number of shots indicated by the par, the game is over and requires playing again to lift the block.

The following levels contain Golf minigame rooms. The treasures listed require clearing them to procure, and some are required to clear to get all the Musical Coins (marked with asterisks):

*[[Above the Clouds (Wario Land 3)|Above the Clouds]]: Green Chest

In the northern side of the [[music box (world)|music box world]], there is an uncolored building which can be visited by going from north to west (and vice versa). After getting all seven crayons, the building will be fully colored and Wario can play Golf there by visiting it. There are four courses in the building, where three are available from the start and the fourth one only available after getting all of the Musical Coins in all levels. Every course has five holes each, for a total par of 20 each. Each time Wario initiates a course, he must pay 50 coins. Unlike the Golf minigame rooms in the individual levels, Wario can hit as many shots as is required per hole even if he scores above par, though he will be disappointed if that happens. After five holes are completed, the Best Score is recorded if it is achieved.

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|[[Out of the Woods]]

|[[Desert Ruins]]

|[[The Grasslands]]

|[[The Stagnant Swamp]]

|[[The Peaceful Village]]

|[[The Volcano's Base]]

|[[The Big Bridge]]

|[[The Frigid Sea]]

|[[The Vast Plain]]

|[[The Pool of Rain]]

|[[Tower of Revival]]

|[[Castle of Illusions]]

|[[Bank of the Wild River]]

|[[A Town in Chaos]]

|[[The Steep Canyon]]

|[[The Colossal Hole]]

|[[The Tidal Coast]]

|[[Beneath the Waves]]

|[[Cave of Flames]]

|[[The Warped Void]]

|[[Sea Turtle Rocks]]

|[[The West Crater]]

|[[Above the Clouds (Wario Land 3)|Above the Clouds]]

|[[The East Crater]]

|[[Forest of Fear]]

==Items and objects==

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|[[File:MCoin.png]]

|align=center|[[Musical Coin]]

|Each of them is worth 10 coins. If Wario collects all 8 in one go in each level, a part of a drawing of a golf course is colored. If the whole drawing is colored, a new course is unlocked in the Golf minigame found in the overworld.

|[[File:WL3Coin.png]]

|Each colored coin is worth 10 normal coins. The color denotes what Key the player is close to.

|Breaks after an enemy or object is thrown at it.

|[[File:TorchblockWL3.png]]

|align=center|[[Flame block]]

|Disappears after all nearby torches are lit with fire.

|[[File:Wl3_silk_block.png]]

|align=center|[[Itodama Block]]

|Breaks after Ball o' String Wario collides on it.

|[[File:Wl3_snowman_blocks.png]]

|align=center|[[Snowman Block]]

|Breaks after Snowman Wario as a snowball collides through it. Lighter ones break more easily, while darker ones break only after the snowball is at its biggest.

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|align=center|[[Akamajakushi]]

|[[File:Applby.PNG]]

|align=center|[[Appleby]]

|A mole lizard-like enemy that throws apples from holes in walls, turning Wario into [[Fat Wario]] if he eats the apple.

|[[File:Beamrobota.PNG]]

|A blue robot who attacks with beams stored inside their chests. The beams go through walls.

|[[File:Birds.PNG]]

|align=center|[[Bird (Wario Land series)|Bird]]

|A flying enemy. The blue birds will stun Wario, while the orange ones turn him into [[Crazy Wario]].

|[[File:Brrr Bear.PNG]]

|align=center|[[Brrr Bear]]

|A blue polar bear who spits ice at Wario and turns him into [[Frozen Wario|Ice Skatin' Wario]].

|[[File:Count Richter.PNG]]

|align=center|[[Count Richtertoffen]]

|A rotund creature who attacks by jumping up to either shake the ground or squash Wario to turn him into [[Flat Wario]].

|[[File:Denki WL3.png]]

|align=center|[[Denki]]

|A spark of electricity that drops from a [[Electric Lamp|hanging lamp]]. They travel towards where Wario is once they hit the ground, triggering [[Electric Wario]] if touched.

|[[File:Doughnuteer WL3.png]]

|align=center|[[Doughnuteer]]

|A small creature holding a fork with doughnuts. If Wario eats one, he will become [[Fat Wario]].

|[[File:Electric Lamp.gif]]

|align=center|[[Electric Lamp]]

|A hanging lamp that drops [[denki]].

|[[File:Fire_robota.png]]

|align=center|[[Fire Robota]]

|A red robot attacking with a fire torch stored in its chest.

|[[File:Hidama.png]]

|align=center|[[Flame (Wario Land 3)|Flame]]

|A massive flame within a torch, sometimes dropping smaller flames. Touching either causes Wario to become [[Flaming Wario]].

|[[File:Futamogu WL3.png]]

|align=center|[[Futamogu]]

|A red creature with a platform on its head found in holes; [[Ground Pound|Smash-Attack]]ing from above bumps it down.

|[[File:Hammerbot.PNG]]

|align=center|[[Hammer-Bot|Hammer-bot]]

|A big blue robot riding on treads that uses its hammers to turn Wario into [[Bouncy Wario]].

|[[File:Water Spark.PNG]]

|align=center|[[Haridama]]

|An invincible enemy only appearing in [[Bank of the Wild River]]; when touched, Wario will become [[Puffy Wario|puffy]].

|[[File:Roofslime.PNG]]

|align=center|[[Hebarii]]

|A slime that attaches itself to the ceilings. It attacks by shooting glowing projectiles. Shaking the ground or hitting a switch knocks down the enemy.

|[[File:Kobats.PNG]]

|align=center|[[Kobatto]]

|Bat enemies that turn Wario into [[Vampire Wario]].

|[[File:Chestnut WL3.png]]

|align=center|[[Kuri]]

|A chestnut enemy found in the battle against [[Wolfenboss]].

|[[File:WL3 Kushimushi Sprite.png]]

|align=center|[[Kushimushi]]

|Bug enemies with rake-shaped mandibles, always found on vines and trees. Its front stuns Wario.

|[[File:Madscience.png]]

|align=center|[[Mad Scienstein]]

|A scientist who attacks by using his potions, triggering [[Invisible Wario]] if he is hit by one.

|[[File:Water hand.PNG]]

|align=center|[[Mizu no te]]

|An invincible enemy only appearing in [[The Steep Canyon]] that tries to make Wario fall into fast currents.

|[[File:Mizuuo.png]]

|align=center|[[Mizuuo]]

|A fish that occasionally spits out drops of water that stun Wario.

|[[File:Mrmoon.PNG]]

|align=center|[[Mr. Moon]]

|An invincible enemy who attacks with electric beams and turns Wario into [[Electric Wario]]. It only appears at nighttime.

|[[File:Nobiiru.png]]

|align=center|[[Nobiiru]]

|An enemy with retracting spikes that extends from the wall every few seconds.

|[[File:Octohon.PNG]]

|align=center|[[Octohōn]]

|An underwater enemy that is initially small. When it grows bigger, it attacks by tackling Wario, causing him to be knocked off into the direction that he was pushed until he hits a wall.

|[[File:WL3 Omodon Sprite.png]]

|align=center|[[Omodon]]

|A [[Thwomp]]-like enemy, carried by an Omodonmeka to flatten Wario if he is underneath it.

|[[File:Grabots.PNG]]

|align=center|[[Omodonmeka]]

|A flying enemy. The blue versions of them grab Wario, and the green and red ones try to smash him with an Omodon.

|[[File:Paragoom.PNG]]

|align=center|[[Para-Goom]]

|A yellow enemy who attacks using its spiky [[parasol]].

|[[File:Jellybob.PNG]]

|align=center|[[Jellybob (Wario Land 3)|Pneumo]]

|A floating jellyfish that attacks by turning its mouth into a needle, which on contact turns Wario into [[Puffy Wario]].

|[[File:PrinceFroggy WL3.png]][[File:Lumpy WL3.png]]

|align=center|[[Lump|Prince Froggy]]

|A big frog that sits in place, blocking Wario's path. It can be defeated by using [[Flaming Wario|Hot Wario]], [[Vampire Wario]], or [[Frozen Wario|Ice Skatin' Wario]]. In [[The Peaceful Village]], one appears red instead of gray, and will only move if using a Smash Attack near it but not on top of it.

|[[File:Robo-Mouse.PNG]]

|align=center|[[Robo-Mouse]]

|A rodent robot that pursues Wario and breaks through fragile walls with its claws. If it catches Wario, it will throw him out of the room he is inside of.

|[[File:SeeingEyeDoor.png]]

|align=center|[[Seeing-eye door]]

|A gate with an eye that blocks all it sees from passing. Wario must become [[Invisible Wario|invisible]] to pass them.

|[[File:Laser Grid.gif]]

|align=center|[[Sensor]]

|Horizontal or vertical double-layered laser traps found in the depths of [[Sea Turtle Rocks]].

|[[File:Silky.png]]

|align=center|[[Silky]]

|A green worm that projects a special string from its mouth. If Wario is hit, he will turn into a [[Ball o' String Wario]].

|align=center|[[Snake (Wario Land 3)|Snake]]

|[[File:Wario_Spark.png]]

|[[File:Spearbot.PNG]]

|align=center|[[Spear-bot]]

|[[File:Spearhead.png]]

|align=center|[[Spearhead (enemy)|Spearhead]]

|An undead enemy who throws its head at Wario that turns him into a [[Zombie Wario|zombie]].

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|align=center|[[File:Doll Boy WL3.png]]

|align=center|[[Doll Boy]]

|[[The Volcano's Base]]

|align=center|[[File:WL3 Wormwould sprite.png]]

|align=center|[[Wormwould]]

|[[The Grasslands]]

|align=center|[[File:WL3 Wolfenboss sprite.png]]

|align=center|[[Wolfenboss]]

|[[The Pool of Rain]]

|align=center|[[File:Shoot WL3.png]]

|align=center|[[Shoot]]

|[[A Town in Chaos]]

|align=center|[[File:WL3 Muddee sprite.png]]

|align=center|[[Muddee]]

|[[The Stagnant Swamp]]

|align=center|[[File:WL3 Scowler sprite.png]]

|align=center|[[Octo|Scowler]]

|[[Sea Turtle Rocks]]

|align=center|[[File:Helio WL3.png]]

|align=center|[[Helio (Wario Land 3)|Yellow Belly]]

|[[Desert Ruins]]

|align=center|[[File:Jamanosprite.png]]

|align=center|[[Jamano]]

|[[The Stagnant Swamp]]

|align=center|[[File:WL3 Pesce sprite.png]]

|align=center|[[Pesce]]

|[[Bank of the Wild River]]

|align=center|[[File:Anonstersprite.png]]

|align=center|[[Anonster]]

|[[Out of the Woods]]

|align=center|[[File:Rudyclownsprite.png]]

|align=center|[[Rudy|A hidden figure]]

|[[The Temple]]

There are 100 treasures in total Wario can collect, many of which alter the music box world and open new areas to Wario's exploration. However, not all of the treasures are needed to complete the game, as only 48 specific ones are necessary, which excludes any found in three levels: [[Above the Clouds (Wario Land 3)|Above the Clouds]], [[Forest of Fear]], and [[The Warped Void]]. Of the required treasures, they include power-ups, music boxes, and ones guarded by bosses. Only both [[Out of the Woods]] and [[The Stagnant Swamp]] contain treasures where all four in those levels are required to beat the game. The locations for the required treasures will be suggested by a hidden figure if Wario visits the temple before obtaining the bare minimum.

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|align=center|[[File:WL3 Treasure 001.png]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Grasslands#Gray Chest: Yellow Music Box|Yellow Music Box]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|The Grasslands

|rowspan=5|The five magical artifacts needed to complete the game. Together they can break the seal on [[Rudy|a hidden figure]], unlocking the final battle in The Temple, but the first four each has a unique purpose.

*The second one opens the path to Bank of the Wild River and The Tidal Coast.

*The third one opens Cave of Flames.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 Treasure 002.png]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[A Town in Chaos#Red Chest: Blue Music Box|Blue Music Box]]

|style="background: pink;"|A Town in Chaos

|align=center|[[File:WL3 Treasure 003.png]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[Sea Turtle Rocks#Gray Chest: Green Music Box|Green Music Box]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|Sea Turtle Rocks

|align=center|[[File:WL3 Treasure 004.png]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Stagnant Swamp#Green Chest: Red Music Box|Red Music Box]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|The Stagnant Swamp

|align=center|[[File:WL3 Treasure 005.png]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[Out of the Woods#Blue Chest: Gold Music Box|Gold Music Box]]

|style="background: lightblue;"|Out of the Woods

|align=center|[[File:WL3 Treasure 006.png]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[Out of the Woods#Green Chest: Prince Frog's Glove|Prince Frog's Glove]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|Out of the Woods

|Allows Wario to swim faster, so he can traverse currents. Wario can use this new ability to access new paths in Bank of the Wild River, The Steep Canyon, and Beneath the Waves.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 Treasure 007.png]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[Tower of Revival#Gray Chest: Swimming Flippers|Swimming Flippers]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|Tower of Revival

|align=center|[[File:WL3 Treasure 008.png]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Colossal Hole#Green Chest: High Jump Boots|High Jump Boots]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|The Colossal Hole

|Boosts Wario's jumping abilities, letting him jump higher and giving him the ability to use enemies as stepping stones. Wario can use this new ability to access new paths in The Grasslands, The Stagnant Swamp, and Cave of Flames.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 Treasure 009.png]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The East Crater#Gray Chest: Super Grab Gloves|Super Grab Gloves]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|The East Crater

|Boosts Wario's strength, allowing him to lift heavy enemies. Wario can use this new ability to access new paths in A Town in Chaos, Castle of Illusions, and (if the Mystery Handle was collected) Forest of Fear.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 Treasure 010.png]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[Tower of Revival#Red Chest: Super Smash|Super Smash]]

|style="background: pink;"|Tower of Revival

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 011.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Steep Canyon#Gray Chest: Grab Glove|Grab Glove]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|The Steep Canyon

|Allows Wario to lift small objects and enemies. Wario can use this new ability to access new paths in The Tidal Coast, The Frigid Sea, and The Big Bridge.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 012.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Volcano's Base#Gray Chest: Lead Overalls|Lead Overalls]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|The Volcano's Base

|Gives Wario the ability to perform a Smash Attack that can break cracked blocks and defeat enemies. Wario can use this ability to access new paths in Out of the Woods and The Vast Plain.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 013.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[Castle of Illusions#Gray Chest: Super Jump Slam Overalls|Super Jump Slam Overalls]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|Castle of Illusions

|Powers up Wario's Smash Attack, allowing him to break non-cracked blocks and stun enemies. Wario can use this upgraded ability to access new paths in Sea Turtle Rocks, The West Crater, Desert Ruins, and The Peaceful Village.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 014.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Frigid Sea#Gray Chest: Head Smash Helmet|Head Smash Helmet]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|The Frigid Sea

|Allows Wario to break both types of blocks with his head by jumping beneath them. Wario can use this ability to access new paths in A Town in Chaos and Desert Ruins.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 015.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Big Bridge#Blue Chest: Lantern|Lantern]]

|style="background: lightblue;"|The Big Bridge

|rowspan=2|When brought together, Castle of Illusions will appear on the east side.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 016.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Frigid Sea#Green Chest: Magical Flame|Magical Flame]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|The Frigid Sea

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 017.PNG]]

|[[Castle of Illusions#Red Chest: Torch|Torch]]

|style="background: pink;"|Castle of Illusions

|Opens the path to Forest of Fear and connects the east sector with the north sector of the world.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 018.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Pool of Rain#Gray Chest: First Gear for Machine|First Gear for Machine]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|The Pool of Rain

|rowspan=2|When placed into the elevator on the east side, the path to The Grasslands will open.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 019.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[A Town in Chaos#Gray Chest: Second Gear for Machine|Second Gear for Machine]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|A Town in Chaos

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 020.PNG]]

|[[Forest of Fear#Gray Chest: Warp Compact|Warp Compact]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|Forest of Fear

|Makes The Warped Void appear on the east side.

|align=center|[[File:WL3_T_021.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[Out of the Woods#Red Chest: Jar|Jar]]

|style="background: pink;"|Out of the Woods

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 022.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[Tower of Revival#Green Chest: Treasure Map|Treasure Map]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|Tower of Revival

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 023.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Peaceful Village#Red Chest: Blue Book|Blue Book]]

|style="background: pink;"|The Peaceful Village

|When brought together with the Magic Wand, the water on the east side will freeze and open the path to The Frigid Sea.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 024.PNG]]

|[[Tower of Revival#Blue Chest: Sky Key|Sky Key]]

|style="background: lightblue;"|Tower of Revival

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 025.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Tidal Coast#Gray Chest: Yellow Book|Yellow Book]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|The Tidal Coast

|rowspan=2|When brought together, these items create a lightning storm and open the path to The Steep Canyon.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 027.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[Out of the Woods#Gray Chest: Axe|Axe]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|Out of the Woods

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 028.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Grasslands#Green Chest: Magic Wand|Magic Wand]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|The Grasslands

|When brought together with the Blue Book, the water on the east side will freeze and open the path to The Frigid Sea.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 029.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Pool of Rain#Red Chest: Skull Ring (blue)|Skull Ring (blue)]]

|style="background: pink;"|The Pool of Rain

|rowspan=2|When brought together, Tower of Revival will rise from the ground on the south side.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 030.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Vast Plain#Green Chest: Skull Ring (red)|Skull Ring (red)]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|The Vast Plain

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 031.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Peaceful Village#Gray Chest: Blue Tablet|Blue Tablet]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|The Peaceful Village

|rowspan=2|These items unlock the gate at the hill on the north side and open the path to Desert Ruins.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 032.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Vast Plain#Gray Chest: Green Tablet|Green Tablet]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|The Vast Plain

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 033.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Pool of Rain#Green Chest: Ornamental Fan|Ornamental Fan]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|The Pool of Rain

|Blows away the mist at the south side and opens the path to The Stagnant Swamp.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 034.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[Desert Ruins#Gray Chest: Top Half of Scroll|Top Half of Scroll]]

|rowspan=2, style="background: linear-gradient(lightgray, lightgray 50%, pink 50%, pink 100%);"|Desert Ruins

|rowspan=2|When brought together, these items calm the storm on the west side and open the path to The Volcano's Base.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 035.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[Desert Ruins#Red Chest: Bottom Half of Scroll|Bottom Half of Scroll]]

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 036.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Volcano's Base#Blue Chest: Tusk (blue)|Tusk (blue)]]

|style="background: lightblue;"|The Volcano's Base

|rowspan=3|When brought together, these items cause the volcano to erupt and open the path to The West Crater and The Colossal Hole.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 037.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Steep Canyon#Red Chest: Tusk (red)|Tusk (red)]]

|style="background: pink;"|The Steep Canyon

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 038.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Stagnant Swamp#Red Chest: Green Flower|Green Flower]]

|style="background: pink;"|The Stagnant Swamp

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 039.PNG]]

|[[The Steep Canyon#Blue Chest: Blue Chemical|Blue Chemical]]

|style="background: lightblue;"|The Steep Canyon

|rowspan=2|When brought together, these items move the heavy blocks in The Vast Plain and Beneath the Waves out of the way.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 040.PNG]]

|[[Beneath the Waves#Green Chest: Red Chemical|Red Chemical]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|Beneath the Waves

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 041.PNG]]

|[[The Colossal Hole#Red Chest: Air-Pump|Air-Pump]]

|style="background: pink;"|The Colossal Hole

|Makes the blocks of ice rise in Bank of the Wild River and The Pool of Rain.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 042.PNG]]

|[[A Town in Chaos#Blue Chest: Sapling of Growth|Sapling of Growth]]

|style="background: lightblue;"|A Town in Chaos

|Causes the little octopi in The Tidal Coast and Beneath the Waves to grow in size.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 043.PNG]]

|[[The East Crater#Green Chest: Night Vision Scope|Night Vision Scope]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|The East Crater

|Illuminates a certain room in Sea Turtle Rocks.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 044.PNG]]

|[[The Tidal Coast#Green Chest: Electric Fan Propeller|Electric Fan Propeller]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|The Tidal Coast

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 045.PNG]]

|[[Castle of Illusions#Blue Chest: Rust Spray|Rust Spray]]

|style="background: lightblue;"|Castle of Illusions

|Causes the iron walls in The West Crater, The Steep Canyon, and Cave of Flames to rust, making them destructible.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 046.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[Bank of the Wild River#Green Chest: Statue|Statue]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|Bank of the Wild River

|Produces patches of wire in Tower of Revival and The Tidal Coast, which Wario can use to climb on.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 047.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[Beneath the Waves#Gray Chest: Explosive Plunger Box|Explosive Plunger Box]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|Beneath the Waves

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 048.PNG]]

|[[Cave of Flames#Blue Chest: Scissors|Scissors]]

|style="background: lightblue;"|Cave of Flames

|Cuts the balloon in Above the Clouds loose, opening a new path.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 049.PNG]]

|[[The West Crater#Green Chest: Castle Brick|Castle Brick]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|The West Crater

|Opens a new path in Castle of Illusions.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 050.PNG]]

|[[Forest of Fear#Green Chest: Warp Removal Apparatus|Warp Removal Apparatus]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|Forest of Fear

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 051.PNG]]

|[[Forest of Fear#Red Chest: Key Card (red)|Key Card (red)]]

|rowspan=2, style="background: linear-gradient(pink, pink 50%, lightblue 50%, lightblue 100%);"|Forest of Fear

|rowspan=2|When brought together, a trapped Para-Goom in The Warped Void will be released, opening a new path.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 052.PNG]]

|[[Forest of Fear#Blue Chest: Key Card (blue)|Key Card (blue)]]

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 053.PNG]]

|[[Above the Clouds (Wario Land 3)#Green Chest: Jackhammer|Jackhammer]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|Above the Clouds

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 054.PNG]]

|[[Above the Clouds (Wario Land 3)#Blue Chest: Pick-Axe|Pick-Axe]]

|style="background: lightblue;"|Above the Clouds

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 055.PNG]]

|[[Bank of the Wild River#Blue Chest: Rocket|Rocket]]

|style="background: lightblue;"|Bank of the Wild River

|This treasure serves no purpose.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 056.PNG]]

|[[The Big Bridge#Green Chest: Pocket Pet|Pocket Pet]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|The Big Bridge

|This treasure serves no purpose. (It is a reference to the [[Bulbapedia:Pokémon Pikachu|Pokémon Pikachu]] device that was released shortly before ''Wario Land 3''.)  

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 057.PNG]]

|[[The Warped Void#Gray Chest: Mystery Handle|Mystery Handle]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|The Warped Void

|Raises a [[Warp Pipe]] from the ground in Forest of Fear, opening a new path.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 058.PNG]]

|[[The Warped Void#Green Chest: Demon's Blood|Demon's Blood]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|The Warped Void

|When obtained, zombies will emerge in a specific area of Forest of Fear, opening a new path.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 059.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[Castle of Illusions#Green Chest: Gold Magic|Gold Magic]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|Castle of Illusions

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 060.PNG]]

|[[The Grasslands#Blue Chest: Fighter Mannequin|Fighter Mannequin]]

|style="background: lightblue;"|The Grasslands

|This treasure serves no purpose.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 061.PNG]]

|[[The Grasslands#Red Chest: Truck Wheel|Truck Wheel]]

|style="background: pink;"|The Grasslands

|Makes the carts in The Volcano's Base operational, opening a new path.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 062.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Stagnant Swamp#Gray Chest: Flute|Flute]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|The Stagnant Swamp

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 063.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Tidal Coast#Red Chest: Foot of Stone|Foot of Stone]]

|style="background: pink;"|The Tidal Coast

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 064.PNG]]

|[[Sea Turtle Rocks#Red Chest: Golden Right Eye|Golden Right Eye]]

|style="background: pink;"|Sea Turtle Rocks

|rowspan=2|Opens the golden snake door in Tower of Revival.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 065.PNG]]

|[[A Town in Chaos#Green Chest: Golden Left Eye|Golden Left Eye]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|A Town in Chaos

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 066.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The West Crater#Gray Chest: Right Glass Eye|Right Glass Eye]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|The West Crater

|rowspan=2|Opens the blue snake door in Tower of Revival.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 067.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[The Colossal Hole#Gray Chest: Left Glass Eye|Left Glass Eye]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|The Colossal Hole

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 068.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[Cave of Flames#Gray Chest: Scepter|Scepter]]

|style="background: lightgray;"|Cave of Flames

|Purifies the murky water in The Big Bridge, The Frigid Sea, and Sea Turtle Rocks, opening new paths.

|align=center|[[File:WL3 T 069.PNG]]

|align="center"style="background:gold;"|[[Sea Turtle Rocks#Green Chest: Top Half of Sun Medallion|Top Half of Sun Medallion]]

|style="background: lightgreen;"|Sea Turtle Rocks

|rowspan=2|When brought together, the eternal night on the east side of the world will end, making it possible to access the levels there during the daytime. New paths are opened in The Colossal Hole, The Frigid Sea, and Castle of Illusions.