Editing Wario Land 4

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|released='''[[Game Boy Advance]]''' <ref>[http://www.gamefaqs.com/gba/524513-wario-land-4/data Gamefaqs- Wario land 4 Release Data]</ref><br/>{{releasedate|Japan|August 21, 2001|Australia|November 9, 2001|Europe|November 16, 2001|USA|November 19, 2001|China|June 30, 2004<ref>[http://games.sina.com.cn/t/c/2004-06-30/1373.shtml 瓦力欧寻宝记_电视游戏_新浪游戏_新浪网]. ''Sina Games''. Retrieved January 24, 2017.</ref>}} '''[[Virtual Console]] ([[Nintendo 3DS|3DS]]) (Ambassador Program Release)''' <ref>[http://andriasang.com/comzcn/gba_3ds_ambassador/ Game Boy Advance 3DS Ambassador Program Begins on Friday]</ref><br/>{{releasedate|Australia|December 15, 2011|Japan|December 16, 2011|Europe|December 16, 2011|USA|December 16, 2011}} '''[[Virtual Console]] ([[Wii U]])'''<br/>{{releasedate|Japan|April 30, 2014|USA|May 8, 2014|Europe|June 5, 2014|Australia|June 5, 2014}}

|genre=2D Platformer

|modes=Single player

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'''''Wario Land 4''''', known in Japan as '''''Wario Land Advance: Yōki no Otakara''''' (ワリオランドアドバンス ヨーキのお宝, meaning '''''Wario Land Advance: The Treasure of the Golden Diva''''')<ref>[http://themushroomkingdom.net/games/wl4 <nowiki>http://themushroomkingdom.net/games/wl4</nowiki>]</ref>, is a platform game released for the [[Game Boy Advance]] in 2001. It was later re-released for the [[Nintendo 3DS]] system on December 16, 2011 via the Nintendo 3DS Ambassadors program, just after its ten year anniversary as well as the downloadable Virtual Console game for the [[Wii U]] on May 8, 2014. It is the fifth game overall in the [[Wario Land (series)|''Wario Land'']] series, which is a spin-off of the [[Super Mario Land (series)|''Super Mario Land'' series]]. It is also the final ''Wario Land'' game to be released on a handheld system and the last ''Wario Land'' game for seven years until ''[[Wario Land: Shake It!]]''. In the game, [[Wario]] travels to the [[Golden Pyramid]] after reading a [[:File:WL4-newspaper.PNG|newspaper article]] about a rumor of a [[Legendary Treasure]] hidden inside. His intention is to rob the Pyramid, but he accidentally goes on a quest to save the legendary [[Princess Shokora]] from the money-crazed [[Golden Diva]], evil ruler of the [[Golden Pyramid]]. The game features 2-D graphics with linear transformations (similar to ''[[Super Mario World]]'' and ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]''). ''Wario Land 4'' has received very positive reviews from websites and game critics alike, enjoying praise for its soundtrack, collectibles throughout the game, and level design.

<blockquote>Does [[Wario]] smell treasure again? Oh yes he does! Whilst reading his morning paper and picking his nose, he reads about the legendary [[Golden Pyramid|Pyramid]] of [[Princess Shokora|Shokora]]! With no delay, and even forgetting to take his mid-morning nap, Wario hops into his fantastic [[Wario Car|car]] and heads off to find the Golden Pyramid.

 

The story begins in the ruins of the [[Golden Pyramid]], where [[Princess Shokora]], who once ruled the area, had been put into a cursed sleep by the selfish, money-crazed [[Golden Diva]]. Princess Shokora was transformed into a [[Black Cat]], and banished from the Pyramid. The Black Cat soon came across a city inhabited by modern humans. There she lived on the streets with a group of stray animals. The Pyramid was later discovered by a group of archaeologists. Many undisclosed accidents hindered the findings of any treasure. [[Arewo Shitain-hakase]], a robotic engineer, heard the rumors of the Golden Pyramid and set off on his own expedition. However, he is believed to have gone missing.

 

One morning, Wario was reading the morning paper, when an article caught his eye. The headline of the article says that a legendary pyramid had been discovered. With his mind on the treasure, he leaves early in the morning in his prized [[Wario Car]] and speeds through the city. The Black Cat is seen crossing a road, but Wario makes no attempt to slow down and he gains speed. Frightened, she covers her eyes with her paws, and the car's wheels narrowly miss her. A newspaper flies into the Cat's face. It reads ''"Pyramid discovered deep in jungle. [[Legendary Treasure]] nearly found, but accidents hindered findings."'' She seems to take an interest in the article.

 

[[File:WL4-WarioFalling.PNG|frame|[[Wario]] falling down a precipice within the Pyramid.]]

Meanwhile, Wario speeds out of the city and enters the desert. With his mind on the ancient treasure, he speeds full throttle toward the [[Legendary Pyramid|Golden Pyramid]] mentioned in the newspaper article. After some time, Wario's vehicle runs out of gas, and he is forced to push the car to the nearest gas station. He soon comes across a jungle, where he leaves his car. After much trekking through the jungle, he finally reaches the Pyramid. Unable to contain his excitement, he climbs it without hesitation and soon finds an entrance. Inside the pyramid, he descends down a set of stairs and comes across the enigmatic Black Cat, who leads Wario into the next room. Wario and the Black Cat come across a precipice in the ground. The Black Cat jumps in and Wario jumps in after her.  

He lands in a room somewhere near the center of the Pyramid. Here, Wario must clear the Pyramid's five [[#Passages|Passages]]. A [[#Bosses|boss]] challenges Wario to a battle at the end of each Passage. When Wario clears all five Passages, the [[Golden Pyramid|Inner Pyramid]] is revealed. Inside lurks the [[Golden Diva]], the final Boss and the evil ruler of the Pyramid.

[[File:WL4-Shokora Ending.PNG|frame|left|The [[Black Cat]] just transformed into [[Princess Shokora]], and [[Wario]] is very surprised.]]

At the beginning of the battle, the Black Cat attacks the Golden Diva by scratching her face. The Golden Diva appears unscathed, and she swallows the cat. Wario then battles the Golden Diva himself. When defeated, the Black Cat is set free and the [[Legendary Treasure|treasure]] is recovered. Wario flexes his muscles, and after this, the Pyramid begins to shake and crumble. Scared, Wario gathers as much treasure as he can and escapes the Pyramid with the Black Cat leading the way out. Climbing up the ladder on the way out, Arewo Shitain-hakase, who is also frantic to escape, pushes past Wario and exits the pyramid, and Wario and the Black Cat follow.  

On the edge of the forest, Wario and the Black Cat watch the Pyramid crumble to the ground. They both laugh. The Golden Diva's Jewelry suddenly flies out of the treasure sack, and the Black Cat takes possession of them. Suddenly, she undergoes a transformation and turns into [[Princess Shokora]], true ruler of the Pyramid. The Princess gives Wario a kiss and says, ''"Thank you, Wario...♥"'' Wario cannot believe his eyes, and he doesn't say a word as she is surrounded by [[:File:WL4-Shokora Angels.PNG|four angels]] and flies up into heaven. Wario sits there for a while trying to making sense of it all. He soon dismisses it, grabs the remaining treasure and gets back into his car. With the treasure in the boot, he drives through the desert back the way he came, while the [[List of Wario Land 4 staff|staff credits]] roll.

''A few days later...'' the ending cut scene shows Wario speeding through the city once again. Like the beginning, Wario narrowly misses another cat, a [[White Cat|white one]] this time. After Wario drives off, a [[:File:WL4-Steaks.PNG|newspaper]] flies into the White Cat's face. It reads; ''"STEAKS! EAT AS MUCH AS YOU CAN!!"'' The game ends with gold bars forming the words ''THE END''.

[[File:WL4-boss door.PNG|frame|left|Four [[Pyramid Jewel]]s need to be collected in each main [[#Passages|Passage]].]]

Upon creating a new save file, the player can select a [[#Game modes|game mode]] to play as. There are Normal, Hard and S-Hard. The most difficult mode, S-Hard, is unlocked upon completing Hard mode. Gameplay begins in the [[Entry Passage]] which includes [[Hall of Hieroglyphs|one level]] and a boss, [[Spoiled Rotten]]. On completion, the next four areas of the game are revealed. This consists of four more Passages, each with four levels relating to a different theme with a [[#Bosses|boss]] at the end. The four Passages are the [[Emerald Passage]], [[Ruby Passage]], [[Topaz Passage]] and [[Sapphire Passage]]. These can be completed in any order. Once each boss of the five Passages have been cleared, an inner pyramid, (the [[Golden Pyramid]]) is revealed on the main map. This includes one last level, (the [[Golden Passage]]) and the final boss; the [[Golden Diva]].

 

Unlike [[Wario Land (series)|previous installments]] in the series, Wario is given a Heart Meter, which contains a total of eight hearts. Wario can collect hearts throughout the stages. Collecting one will replenish one heart to the meter. Wario will lose a heart by touching a threatening part of an [[#Enemies|enemy]], spikes, etc. He can also fully replenish his meter by opening a [[Heart Box]]. Below the Heart Meter is the Heart Gauge. Most enemies drop a [[Little Heart]] when defeated. Each Little Heart collected will fill the gauge by an eighth. Filling it will give Wario an extra heart, and the gauge will then be emptied.

Each of the eighteen levels contains four [[Jewel Piece]]s, found within [[Jewel Piece Box|boxes]], that need to be collected. When four Jewel Pieces are joined, they form a [[Pyramid Jewel]]. The color of the Jewels varies on the Passage they are collected in. The player must collect all Jewel Pieces in a Passage to gain access to the boss. A [[Keyzer]] must be collected to unlock the next level. Without the Keyzer, the four Jewel Pieces in that level can still be collected, but the door to the next level will remain locked.

[[File:WL4-Puzzle Room.PNG|frame|left|A [[Puzzle Room]] in [[Palm Tree Paradise]].]]

[[File:Soundroom.PNG|frame|The completed [[Sound Room]].]]

When Wario enters a level, he enters through a [[vortex]], which will close behind him. The only way to open it again is to find the [[Switch (Wario Land 4)|switch]] somewhere in the level. This will re-open the vortex and will allow Wario to return to the map screen. A [[#List of Time Limits|time limit]] is given to return to the vortex. The player should focus on finding the four Jewel Pieces and the Keyzer before hitting the switch. However, there are some areas that can only be accessed by hitting the switch. This is achieved through the [[Frog Block]]s. The Frog Blocks can be found either solid or transparent. When the switch is hit, all transparent blocks will become solid, while all solid blocks will become transparent. This opens up new areas that can only be accessed when the switch is hit, so there may be some other Jewel Pieces or maybe even the Keyzer to find in that new area. As soon as the switch is hit, a timer will appear on screen. The amount of time given to reach the vortex varies on the level and game mode. If the time runs out, the player's score will quickly decrease and the level will become black and white. When the score reaches zero, Wario is sent back to the main map and must start the level again. In the [[Golden Passage]] (the last level of the game), the switch is placed at the beginning directly under the vortex, so Wario lands on it upon entering the last level. This can make the last level more difficult, as he must recover all four Jewel Pieces and the Keyzer within a time limit.

 

[[File:WL4-Treasure Restored.PNG|frame|left|[[Legendary Treasure]] and [[Treasure Chest (Wario Land 4)|Treasure Chests]] being restored to the [[Golden Pyramid]].]]

There are two [[Puzzle Room]]s in each level (excluding the [[Entry Passage]] and [[Golden Passage]]). Each one is found in a [[Purple Pipe]], and will contain either a [[Diamond (Wario Land 4)|Diamond]] worth 1000pts., or an amount of [[Coin (Wario Land 4)|coins]] that are worth roughly 1000 points when combined. Wario must solve some sort of puzzle to obtain these points, usually using [[Arewo Shitain-hakase]] as an object to throw. Completing these rooms is optional and is not necessary to complete the game, but rather if the player wants to earn a few extra points. Likewise, the player will never see a [[Jewel Piece]] or a [[Keyzer]] is a Puzzle Room, but a [[Heart Box]] can be seen in some rooms.

[[File:WL4-Frog Switch HoH.png|frame|Wario about to exit a level through a [[vortex]].]]

There is also an additional bonus challenge to complete. In every level except for the [[Entry Passage]] and the [[Golden Pyramid]], there is a hidden [[CD]] that can be collected and played in the [[Sound Room]], each containing a different soundtrack. There is a total of sixteen CDs to collect. A [[Karaoke (Medamayaki)|Karaoke]] can also be unlocked, a full song with Japanese vocals. It can be unlocked by getting 10,000 or more points in each of the eighteen levels.

 

|[[File:WL4-Bronze Crown Sprite.png]] [[File:WL4-Silver Crown Sprite.png]] [[File:WL4-Gold Crown Sprite.png]]

|The crowns.

}}The game records the player's best score (points collected) in each level. The amount of points obtained in a level will affect what icon will appear on the map screen when standing at the entrance of that level, next to the best score. A score of above 10,000 will show a Gold Crown. 8000 to 9990 will show a Silver crown, and a score of 6000 to 7990 will show a Bronze Crown. A score of below 6000 will show no crown.

There are a total of twelve [[Treasure Chest (Wario Land 4)|Treasure Chests]] in ''Wario Land 4''. Three of them found in each of the four main boss rooms, embedded into the wall in the background. They cannot be touched by Wario at this point. During the boss battle when the time starts to run low (usually under a minute), the Treasure Chests in the background will begin to disappear, one by one. Once Wario defeats the boss, the Treasure Chests that are left over are collected and stored in the Golden Pyramid for the final boss against the [[Golden Diva]]. The amount of Treasure Chests collected does not affect the main game, but the ending. The more Treasure Chests Wario has on the game's completion, the more beautiful [[Princess Shokora]] will appear in the game's ending cut-scene.

==Mini-Game Shop==

{{LLQuote|Have some fun, why don’t cha! Play [[Minigame|mini-games]]!|[[Wario]]|[[Wario Land 4]] instruction manual}}

Prior to the boss room of each passage, there is a [[Mini-Game Shop]] where Wario can play one of three [[Minigame#Wario Land 4|mini-game]]s. If Wario receives a certain amount of points in each of the mini-games, he can earn [[Frog Medal]]s which can be spent at the [[Item Shop (Wario Land 4)|Item Shop]] for items to assist him to defeat the boss of that Passage. The three [[Game Bot]]s run the shop, each hosting a different mini-game. Each mini-game costs 5000 points to play (not including the [[Entry Passage]], which is discounted to 2000.) Points can be earned during normal gameplay.

*[[The Wario Hop]]

*[[Wario's Homerun Derby]]

*[[Wario's Roulette]]

There are three different colored Game Bots, each hosting a different mini-game.

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-Blue Game Bot.PNG]]

|align="center" |[[Game Bot|Blue Game Bot]]

|The Blue Game Bot runs the mini-game [[Wario's Homerun Derby]]. When selected, it will bring out a pair of baseball bats and will skillfully begin to juggle two baseballs up in the air. The symbol on the Bot’s screen is the shape of a baseball pitch, similar to the one found in the mini-game.

|align="center" |[[Game Bot|Red Game Bot]]

|The Red Game Bot is in charge of [[The Wario Hop]]. When the cursor selects this Bot, it will immediately begin jumping up and down excitedly. Speakers will appear on its sides and white musical notes will appear above the speakers. The symbol on the Bot’s screen is also a musical note. The music theme reflects the funky tunes and sound effects heard in The Wario Hop.  

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-Yellow Game Bot.PNG]]

|align="center" |[[Game Bot|Yellow Game Bot]]

|The Yellow Game Bot owns the mini-game [[Wario's Roulette]]. When selected, the Bot’s screen will divide into three different colored sections. With the scrolling movement similar to a slot machine, the pictures will change while showing a different set of eyes, noses and mouths.

 

[[File:WL4-Item Shop2.PNG|frame|The [[Item Shop (Wario Land 4)|Item Shop]] entrance.]]

{{LLQuote|You thought you could just FIND items? The world doesn't work that way, kid!!|[[Wario]]|[[Wario Land 4]] instruction manual}}

The [[Item Shop (Wario Land 4)|Item Shop]] in ''Wario Land 4'' is a place where Wario can spend his [[Frog Medal]]s in exchange for items. These items assist him in defeating a [[#Bosses|boss]] by dealing pre-damage at the battle's start. The [[Item Shopkeeper|shopkeeper]] is a form of the [[Black Cat]]. This character is very similar to the later-occurring [[Mr. Game & Watch]]. However, a major difference between the two characters is the Item Shopkeeper has eyes in ''Wario Land 4''.  

A table of the nine items and their descriptions is shown below.

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!Description

|align="center" |[[File:Apple Bomb.png]]

|align="center" |[[Apple Bomb]]

|The Apple Bomb is an apple with colored stripes across the bottom half. It disguises a [[Bomb (item)|bomb]] that is concealed inside. When purchased, the [[Item Shopkeeper]] will drag the apple to the boss room. She then raises the apple, which will then break open to reveal a ticking bomb. She throws the bomb at the boss to inflict a small amount of damage.

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-Blast Cannon.PNG]]

|align="center" |[[Blast Cannon]]

|The Blast Cannon is a grey cannon with multicolored stripes along the barrel. When purchased, it is wheeled to the boss room by the Item Shopkeeper. She will then snap her fingers, causing a bomb to be blasted as a projectile out of the cannon. It will hit the boss to inflict a small amount of damage.

|align="center" |[[File:Vizorman.png]]

|align="center" |[[Vizorman]]

|The Vizorman is a seemingly inanimate being that wears a vizor with a white suit with a cape. There is a letter "V" on its chest, with legs bearing multicolored stripes. The Item Shopkeeper will drag the Vizorman to the boss room. She will then start charging a laser which is projected from the vizor and hits the boss, dealing a small amount of damage.

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-Bugle.PNG]]

|align="center" |[[Bugle]]

|The Bugle is a golden bugle with multicolored stripes across the lower half of the tube. It is carried to the boss room by the Item Shopkeeper. She will then start playing a tune on the Bugle, releasing many music notes which will fly around the room, eventually hitting the boss and inflicting an average amount of damage.

|align="center" |[[File:Black Dog.PNG]]

|align="center" |[[Black Dog]]

|The Black Dog is a dog with a huge jaw and bright yellow eyes. It is one of the four items where the Item Shopkeeper will transform into the actual item. When purchased, she will follow Wario to the boss room, where she will transform into the Black Dog. The dog will bite the boss several times, inflicting a large amount of damage.

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-LargeLipsSprite.PNG]]

|align="center" |[[Large Lips]]

|The Large Lips is a being with oversized lips, which replace the whole head. The Item Shopkeeper will follow Wario to the boss room. She will then transform into the Large Lips, which will violently kiss the boss and deal a large amount of damage.

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-BigFistSprite.PNG]]

|align="center" |[[Big Fist]]

|The Big Fist is a large fist that wears a white glove. It resembles [[Master Hand]] and [[Crazy Hand]] from the [[Super Smash Bros (series)|''Super Smash Bros.'' series]]. The Item Shopkeeper will transform into the Big Fist which throws a powerful punch at the boss and deals a large amount of damage.

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-BlackDragon.PNG]]

|align="center" |[[Black Dragon]]

|The Black Dragon is a large dragon with a huge jaw and bright yellow eyes, with wings on its back that allows it to fly. When purchased, the Item Shopkeeper will follow Wario to the boss room. There, she will transform into the fearsome Black Dragon, which breathes fire on the boss to deal a large amount of damage.

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-Smile.PNG]]

|align="center" |[[Smile]]

|The Smile is the only item in the Item Shop that is free. However, it is a joke item. Selecting it will only cause the Item Shopkeeper to smile and make a sound effect towards the player.

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!colspan="3" |Price in [[Frog Medal]]s

|

!align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |Normal

!align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |Hard

!align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |S-Hard

!align="center" |[[Apple Bomb]]

!align="center" |[[Blast Cannon]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |2

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |3

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |4

!align="center" |[[Vizorman]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |4

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |6

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |8

!align="center" |[[Bugle]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |6

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |9

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |12

!align="center" |[[Black Dog]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |10

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |15

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |20

!align="center" |[[Large Lips]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |10

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |15

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |20

!align="center" |[[Big Fist]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |10

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |15

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |20

!align="center" |[[Black Dragon]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |10

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |15

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |20

!align="center" |[[Smile]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |''N/A

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |''N/A

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |''N/A

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!Item

!colspan="6" |Boss / Damage taken by Item

!align="center" |[[Spoiled Rotten]]

!align="center" |[[Cractus]]

!align="center" |[[Cuckoo Condor]]

!align="center" |[[Aerodent]]

!align="center" |[[Catbat]]

!align="center" |[[Golden Diva]]

!align="center" |[[Apple Bomb]]

|align="center" |2

|align="center" |1

!align="center" |[[Blast Cannon]]

|align="center" |3

|align="center" |1

!align="center" |[[Vizorman]]

|align="center" |6

|align="center" |3

|align="center" |2

!align="center" |[[Bugle]]

|align="center" |8

|align="center" |3

!align="center" |[[Black Dog]]

|align="center" |''N/A''

|align="center" |8

!align="center" |[[Large Lips]]

|align="center" |''N/A''

|align="center" |5

!align="center" |[[Big Fist]]

|align="center" |''N/A''

|align="center" |6

 

 

 

 

| align="center" rowspan=2 | <br>[[File:WL4 Sprite - Emerald Passage CD.png]]

| align="center" style="background:#48F8D8" width=250px | [[File:Sound Room-About That Shepherd.PNG]]

| align="center" style="background:#30E0A8" width=250px | [[File:Sound Room-Things That Never Change.PNG]]

| align="center" style="background:#20C098" width=250px | [[File:Sound Room-Tomorrow's Blood Pressure.PNG]]

| align="center" style="background:#108868" width=250px | [[File:Sound Room-Beyond the Headrush.PNG]]

| align="center" rowspan=2 | <br>[[File:WL4 Sprite - Ruby Passage CD.png]]

| align="center" style="background:#F8C8D0" | [[File:Sound Room-Driftwood and the Island Dog.PNG]]

| align="center" style="background:#F89090" | [[File:Sound Room-The Judge's Feet.PNG]]

| align="center" style="background:#F85058" | [[File:Sound Room-The Moon's Lamppost.PNG]]

| align="center" style="background:#C82028" | [[File:Sound Room-Soft Shell.PNG]]

| align="center" | [[Driftwood & the Island Dog]]

| align="center" | [[The Judge's Feet]]

| align="center" | [[The Moon's Lamppost]]

| align="center" | [[Soft Shell]]

| align="center" rowspan=2 | <br>[[File:WL4 Sprite - Topaz Passage CD.png]]

| align="center" style="background:#F8F818" | [[File:Sound Room-So Sleepy.PNG]]

| align="center" style="background:#F0E010" | [[File:Sound Room-The Short Futon.PNG]]

| align="center" style="background:#E8C810" | [[File:Sound Room-Avocado Song.PNG]]

| align="center" style="background:#B08000" | [[File:Sound Room-Mr. Fly.PNG]]

| align="center" | [[So Sleepy]]

| align="center" | [[The Short Futon]]

| align="center" | [[Avocado Song]]

| align="center" | [[Mr. Fly]]

| align="center" rowspan=2 |<br>[[File:WL4 Sprite - Sapphire Passage CD.png]]

| align="center" style="background:#90F8F8" | [[File:Sound Room-Yesterday's Words.PNG]]

| align="center" style="background:#80D8E8" | [[File:Sound Room-The Errand.PNG]]

| align="center" style="background:#70B8D8" | [[File:Sound Room-You and Your Shoes.PNG]]

| align="center" | [[Yesterday's Words]]

| align="center" | [[You and Your Shoes]]

| align="center" | [[Mr. Ether & Planaria]]

|}

 

Upon creating a file, the player will be asked which game mode they prefer to play. The available game modes are as follows:

 

The chosen game mode affects the location of the [[Jewel Piece]]s, how many [[#Enemies|enemies]] are seen in the levels, and the health the player begins with upon entering the level. For example, on S-Hard mode Wario enters the level with only one health point. The game mode also affects the time given to get back to the [[vortex]] after the player hits the [[switch]] (refer to table in the section below). In a few levels on some difficulties, the switch even changes its location. Purchasing items from the Item Shop will cost more [[Frog Medal]]s on more difficult modes. The difficulty of [[Mini-Game Shop|Mini-Games]] are generally unchanged across difficulty levels. However, on S-Hard mode, the [[Wario's Homerun Derby|baseball mini-game]] uses a cheerleader who throws very difficult pitches, compared to the lower level modes.

 

{{LLQuote|This switch has an ignorant little frog face!! Once you step on it, hurry up and get back to the [[vortex]]!|[[Wario]]|[[Wario Land 4]] instruction manual}}

 

This table is a list of switch times given to complete levels in different game modes. It also includes the times to defeat the in-game [[#Bosses|bosses]].

!colspan="3" |Time limits given in different [[#Game modes|game modes]] to complete the levels

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!align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |Normal

!align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |Hard

!align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |S-Hard

|

!colspan="3" |[[Entry Passage]]

!align="center" |[[Hall of Hieroglyphs]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |1:00

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |0:15

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |2:30*

!align="center" |[[Spoiled Rotten]] (boss)

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |0:30

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |0:15

|

!colspan="3" |[[Emerald Passage]]

!align="center" |[[Palm Tree Paradise]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |1:30

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |0:45

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |4:30*

!align="center" |[[Wildflower Fields]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |2:30

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |1:20

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |0:50

!align="center" |[[Mystic Lake]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |3:00

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |2:00

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |1:30

!align="center" |[[Monsoon Jungle]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |4:00

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |2:45

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |2:00

!align="center" |[[Cractus]] (boss)

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |4:00

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |3:00

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |2:00

|

!colspan="3" |[[Ruby Passage]]

!align="center" |[[The Curious Factory]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |3:30

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |2:50

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |2:30

!align="center" |[[The Toxic Landfill]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |5:00

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |3:30

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |2:30

!align="center" |[[40 Below Fridge]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |4:00

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |3:30

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |2:00

!align="center" |[[Pinball Zone]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |6:00

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |5:15

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |3:30

!align="center" |[[Cuckoo Condor]] (boss)

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |3:00

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |2:00

|

!colspan="3" |[[Topaz Passage]]

!align="center" |[[Toy Block Tower]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |4:00

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |2:30

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |2:00

!align="center" |[[The Big Board]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |3:00

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |2:30

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |2:00

!align="center" |[[Doodle Woods]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |6:00

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |5:15

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |4:00

!align="center" |[[Domino Row]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |4:00

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |3:00

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |2:00

!align="center" |[[Aerodent]] (boss)

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |4:00

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |3:00

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |2:00

|

!colspan="3" |[[Sapphire Passage]]

!align="center" |[[Crescent Moon Village]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |3:30

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |2:45

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |2:00

!align="center" |[[Arabian Night]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |4:00

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |3:00

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |1:30

!align="center" |[[Fiery Cavern]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |5:00

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |4:00

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |2:45

!align="center" |[[Hotel Horror]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |4:00

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |3:15

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |2:00

!align="center" |[[Catbat]] (boss)

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |4:00

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |3:00

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |2:00

|

!colspan="3" |[[Golden Pyramid]]

!align="center" |[[Golden Passage]]

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |9:30

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |6:00

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |3:30

!align="center" |[[Golden Diva]] (boss)

|align="center" style="background: #48D1C9;" |6:00

|align="center" style="background: #FFCC07;" |5:00

|align="center" style="background: #E35148;" |4:00

|colspan="4" align="center" |*Switch position changes

==Wario's Reactions==

{{LLQuote|Even the powerful Wario gets into some embarrassing situations in this game! I eat too much and get all chubby, a bee stings my face and makes it swell like a balloon, my body catches fire, and all kinds of other bad things happen to me!!|[[Wario]]|[[Wario Land 4]] instruction manual}}

 

Wario has a total of ten different reactions in the game, all having a different purpose to assist Wario in progressing through the level. This can include turning into a Bat to reach a high place, or catching fire to break [[Bonfire Block|certain blocks]]. All of the reactions have been based on [[Wario Land (series)|previous games]] in the series, but they are put to more use in ''Wario Land 4''. Wario is invincible in all forms, but touching an enemy will merely knock it aside and not destroy it. 

 

Below is a table describing all of the reactions (exception: normal Wario).

 

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!Image

!Name

|align="center" |[[File:WL4 Wario1.png]]

|align="center" |[[Wario]]

|Wario in his standard form. He can perform a [[#Controls|ground-pound]], ram [[#Enemies|enemies]] or [[block]]s, crawl to get through thin spaces and throw small objects like enemies or rocks.

|align="center" |[[File:WL4 Wario2.png]]

|align="center" |[[Puffy Wario]]

|Wario after getting stung by a [[Beezley]], or getting struck by the arrow of a [[Bow Balloon]]. His cheeks puff up in a supposed allergic reaction, and he is able to float continually upwards, until Wario hits a ceiling, at then Wario will turn back into his normal form.

|align="center" |[[File:WL4 Wario3.png]]

|align="center" |[[Flaming Wario]]

|Wario after catching fire from a [[Kaentsubo]]. He will run without stopping while the fire spreads but the player can still make Wario jump by pressing {{button|gba|A}}. He will run in the opposite direction when he hits a wall, and any [[Bonfire Block]]s touched will turn into ash. Falling into water will return Wario to his normal form.

|align="center" |[[File:WL4 Wario4.png]]

|align="center" |[[Flat Wario]]

|Wario after being crushed by a [[Compressor]]. His body will become flat light. If he leaves the ground or jumps, he will fall back slowly, swaying side to side, just like a feather. He can get into small spaces. Wario can turn back into his normal form by entering a [[Decompressor]].

|align="center" |[[File:WL4 Wario5.png]]

|align="center" |[[Fat Wario]]

|Wario, only fatter. He can turn into this form by eating [[Apple]]s thrown by a [[Ringosukī]]. Wario is invulnerable to enemy attacks, enemies will be killed by only touching them. Due to Wario's increased weight he cannot jump high and he walks slow until Wario walks a certain distance.  

|align="center" |[[File:WL4 Wario6.png]]

|align="center" |[[Bubble Wario]]

|Wario after touching an underwater [[bubble]]. He can float upwards until he reaches the surface. This effect is useless unless there is a water current. Wario can access areas that are otherwise inaccessible because the bubble is unaffected by these currents.  

|align="center" |[[File:WL4 Wario7.png]]

|align="center" |[[Snowman Wario]]

|Wario after a mound of snow falls on him from a ceiling. Snow will stick to Wario around his belly area and he will be greatly weighed down. Wario will turn into a huge snowball and start rolling, breaking any [[Snowman Block]]s that get in his way if he starts walking from a slope.  

|align="center" |[[File:WL4 Wario8.png]]

|align="center" |[[Frozen Wario]]  

|Wario after getting hit by a [[Yeti]]'s sneeze. He will become immobile and start sliding backwards. The ice will break once Wario hits a wall or object.  

|align="center" |[[File:WL4 Wario9.png]]

|align="center" |[[Bouncy Wario]]

|Wario when a [[Menhanmā]] strikes him with his hammer. He will curl up into a spring and transform into Bouncy Wario. The player is able to make Wario bounce to incredible heights by pressing {{button|gba|A}}. If left alone, the bounce will gain power. After jumping Wario will transform back into his normal form by hitting solid ground.

|align="center" |[[File:WL4 Wario10.png]]

|align="center" |[[Zombie Wario]]

|Wario when a [[Skeleton Bird]] throws him goo. He moves slow, and jumping above a thin platform will cause him to fall through the floor by pressing {{button|gba|A}}, reaching otherwise inaccessible places. Like ''[[Wario Land 3]]'', he is still able to jump, but he cannot jump higher. Wario can transform back by either touching water, or being exposed to bright light.

|align="center" |[[File:WL4 Wario11.png]]

|align="center" |[[Vampire Bat Wario]]

|Wario after being hit by a [[Minicula]]. In this form, Wario takes on the appearance of a Bat, and is able to fly by repeatedly pressing {{button|gba|A}} in order to reach high places. Unlike ''[[Wario Land 3]]'', he cannot transform into an actual vampire. Returning to normal form can be achieved by touching water or being exposed to bright light, like with Zombie Wario.

 

{{LLQuote|So these are my basic controls! You got a problem with that?|[[Wario]]|[[Wario Land 4]] instruction manual}}

 

|align="center" |{{button|gba|A}}

|Jump/swim/confirm

|align="center" |{{button|gba|B}}

|Ram (attack), throw (hold to build power)

|align="center" |{{button|Pad}}

|Left/right to move. Up to look up

|-

|align="center" |{{button|Padup}} + {{button|gba|B}}

|Throw upwards

|align="center" |{{button|Paddown}}

|Ground pound (break blocks below or defeat [[#Enemies|enemies]], ends when player releases the d-pad), roll on 45 degree slope, S-ground pound (break stronger blocks, hold d-pad down for more than a second while falling. Does not end if the player releases the d-pad)

|align="center" |{{button|Paddown}} + {{button|gba|B}}

|Slide down ladder

|align="center" |{{button|Paddown}} + {{button|Padleftright}}

|Crawl

|align="center" |{{button|gba|L}} or {{button|gba|R}}

|S-ram (ram with more power)

==Wario's moves==

{{LLQuote|How 'bout it? You can even do this stuff!|[[Wario]]|[[Wario Land 4]] instruction manual}}

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|align="center" |[[File:WL4-ram.PNG]]

|align="center" |Attack

|Wario can shift his body weight to ram into objects. He can hit the weak spot of [[#Enemies|enemies]] to destroy them, or break blocks to make a path. He also runs a tad faster than normal.

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-S-ram.PNG]]

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-GroundPound.PNG]]

|A stronger version of the [[Ground Pound|classic move]] that is mainly used in the ''[[Mario (franchise)|Mario series]]'' can be used in ''Wario Land 4''. Wario can use it to break blocks below, or defeat enemies.

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-S-GroundPound.PNG]]

|align="center" |Smash Attack (powered)

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-Roll.PNG]]

|On a 45º degree slope in the floor, Wario can begin to roll. He can jump while moving, destroy blocks and defeat enemies by using this move. He will stop rolling if he either hits something solid or fall into water.

|Wario is able to swim when he is in a body of water. He can move forward, as well as upward and downward. However, he is unable to swim against water currents.

|When Wario has a small space to squeeze through, he can crawl to pass through. He can also jump while crawling.

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-Throw.PNG]]

|align="center" |Throw

|If Wario picks up an enemy, rock or [[Pinball]], he is able throw it upwards or sidewards. He can also break blocks from a long distance away.

==Passages and levels==

{{construction|section=yes}}

{{LLQuote|My game unfolds inside a [[Golden Pyramid|pyramid]] made up of six passages!|[[Wario]]|[[Wario Land 4]] instruction manual}}

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| align="center" rowspan=2 style="background:#D0A0D8" |[[File:WL4-Entry Passage Symbol Artwork.png|70px]]<br>'''[[Entry Passage]]'''

| align="center" style="background:#D0A0D8" |[[File:WL4-Icon01.png]]<br>[[Hall of Hieroglyphs]]

| align="center" style="background:#D0A0D8" |[[File:WL4-Icon02.png]]<br>[[Spoiled Rotten]]

| align="center" rowspan=5 style="background:#B8E8B0" |[[File:WL4-Emerald Passage Symbol Artwork.png|70px]]<br>'''[[Emerald Passage]]'''

| align="center" style="background:#B8E8B0" |[[File:WL4-Icon03.png]]<br>[[Palm Tree Paradise]]

| style="background:#B8E8B0" | Color test.

| align="center" style="background:#B8E8B0"|[[File:WL4-Icon04.png]]<br>[[Wildflower Fields]]

| style="background:#B8E8B0" |

| align="center" style="background:#B8E8B0" |[[File:WL4-Icon05.png]]<br>[[Mystic Lake]]

| style="background:#B8E8B0" |

|-

| align="center" style="background:#B8E8B0" |[[File:WL4-Icon06.png]]<br>[[Monsoon Jungle]]

| align="center" style="background:#B8E8B0" |[[File:WL4-Icon07.png]]<br>[[Cractus]]

| align="center" rowspan=5 style="background:#E08080" |[[File:WL4-Ruby Passage Symbol Artwork.png|70px]]<br>'''[[Ruby Passage]]'''

| align="center" style="background:#E08080" |[[File:WL4-Icon08.png]]<br>[[The Curious Factory]]

| align="center" style="background:#E08080" |[[File:WL4-Icon09.png]]<br>[[The Toxic Landfill]]

| align="center" style="background:#E08080" |[[File:WL4-Icon10.png]]<br>[[40 Below Fridge]]

| align="center" style="background:#E08080" |[[File:WL4-Icon11.png]]<br>[[Pinball Zone]]

| style="background:#E08080" |

| align="center" style="background:#E08080" |[[File:WL4-Icon12.png]]<br>[[Cuckoo Condor]]

| align="center" rowspan=5 style="background:#F8F098" |[[File:Wl4-Topaz Passage Symbol Artwork.png|70px]]<br>'''[[Topaz Passage]]'''

| align="center" style="background:#F8F098" |[[File:WL4-Icon13.png]]<br>[[Toy Block Tower]]

| style="background:#F8F098" | Color test.

| align="center" style="background:#F8F098" |[[File:WL4-Icon14.png]]<br>[[The Big Board]]

| style="background:#F8F098" |

| align="center" style="background:#F8F098" |[[File:WL4-Icon16.png]]<br>[[Domino Row]]

| style="background:#F8F098" |

| align="center" style="background:#F8F098" |[[File:WL4-Icon17.png]]<br>[[Aerodent]]

| style="background:#F8F098" |

| align="center" rowspan=5 style="background:#C8D0F8" |[[File:Wl4-Sapphire Passage Symbol Artwork.png|70px]]<br>'''[[Sapphire Passage]]'''

| align="center" style="background:#C8D0F8" |[[File:WL4-Icon18.png]]<br>[[Crescent Moon Village]]

| style="background:#C8D0F8" | Color test.

| align="center" style="background:#C8D0F8" |[[File:WL4-Icon19.png]]<br>[[Arabian Night]]

| style="background:#C8D0F8" |

| align="center" style="background:#C8D0F8" |[[File:WL4-Icon20.png]]<br>[[Fiery Cavern]]

| style="background:#C8D0F8" |

| align="center" style="background:#C8D0F8" |[[File:WL4-Icon21.png]]<br>[[Hotel Horror]]

| style="background:#C8D0F8" |

| align="center" style="background:#C8D0F8" |[[File:WL4-Icon22.png]]<br>[[Catbat]]

| style="background:#C8D0F8" |

| align="center" rowspan=2 style="background:#F8F8C0" |[[File:WL4-Golden Diva Symbol Artwork.png|70px]]<br>[[Golden Pyramid]]

| align="center" style="background:#F8F8C0"  |[[File:WL4-Icon23.png]]<br>[[Golden Passage]]

| style="background:#F8F8C0" | Color test.

| align="center" style="background:#F8F8C0" |[[File:WL4-Icon24.png]]<br>[[Golden Diva]]

| style="background:#F8F8C0" |

Within the [[Golden Pyramid]], there are a few characters who are willing to help Wario. They all have different purposes and their personalities and traits may differ, but they all have the same goal; to rid the Pyramid of the money crazed [[Golden Diva]] and to restore it to its former glory. 

 

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!Image  

!Name

|align="center" |[[File:WL4 Wario1.png]]

|align="center" |[[Wario]]  

|The game's main character and protagonist and is the only playable character in the game. [[Wario]] found out about the Pyramid while reading a newspaper article. In the dead of night, he hops into his [[Wario Car]] and drives off across the desert and through a jungle to reach the Pyramid. He soon falls down a precipice and gets trapped inside.

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-Cat.PNG]]

|align="center" |[[Black Cat]]

|While Wario is speeding through the city in his Car, he almost runs over a [[Black Cat]]. A copy of the newspaper that Wario read about the Pyramid flies into her face. The Cat takes a curious interest in the article, and she decides to take a trip to the Pyramid herself. The cat seems to already know her way around the Pyramid, because she leads Wario to the main room.  

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-Keyzer2.PNG]]

|align="center" |[[Keyzer]]  

|[[Keyzer]]s seem neither alive or dead. They always seem quite jaded, as they love to sleep. Eighteen [[Keyzer]]s are found in the game, one for every level. They unlock the door to the next level in a Passage and will disappear as soon as they do so. [[Yūrei]] tries to steal Keyzer off Wario in the level [[Crescent Moon Village]].

|align="center" |[[File:Dr Arewo Stein WL4.png]]

|align="center" |[[Arewo Shitain-hakase]]  

|[[Arewo Shitain-hakase]] is the detective that was exploring the Pyramid before Wario came and raided it. He also appears in the newspaper in the opening cut-scene. While always minding his own business, Wario is polite enough to usually use him as an object to throw in a [[Puzzle Room]].  

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-MGW.PNG]]

|align="center" |[[Item Shopkeeper]]

|The shopkeeper of the [[Item Shop (Wario Land 4)|Item Shop]] is found in the corridor before the boss. She sells Wario items that assist in defeating the boss of that Passage. [[Frog Medal]]s are used as currency, which are earned by achieving a good score in the [[Mini-Game Shop]]. The Item Shopkeeper is actually a form of the Black Cat, as she transforms in the final battle against the Golden Diva.

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-Shokora Angels.PNG]]

|align="center" |[[Princess Shokora]]

|After the [[Golden Diva]] is defeated, Wario and the [[Black Cat]] escape the Pyramid before it crumbles on top of them. Outside, Wario and the cat laugh. But then something unexpected happens. The treasures that Wario stole of the Diva are taken in by the Black Cat, and she undergoes a transformation and turns into [[Princess Shokora]], rightful ruler of the Pyramid. She kisses Wario thank you, and gets lifted into heaven by four angels.  

Each of the six bosses guards a different Passage in the Pyramid. [[Item Shop (Wario Land 4)|Items]] can be purchased with [[Frog Medal]]s to weaken bosses at the battle's beginning. Defeating Spoiled Rotten will unlock the four main Passages, and clearing a main Passage boss will store its [[Legendary Treasure]] and collected [[Treasure Chest (Wario Land 4)|Treasure Chests]] into the Golden Pyramid.

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!Image  

|align="center" |[[File:Spoiled Rotten Wario Land 4.png]]

|align="center" |[[Spoiled Rotten]]

|align="center" |''None''

|The boss of the [[Entry Passage]] is a purple, eggplant-like creature called Spoiled Rotten. It seems quite young, as it carries a blanket and toy. Accompanying it are two [[Eggplant Warrior]]s that act as body guards. They behave exactly like [[Totsumen]] and they can be defeated the same way. Spoiled Rotten is, at first, defenseless on its own. But after Wario damages it a few times, it will reach a point where its health is quite low. Spoiled Rotten will then throw a temper-tantrum, bearing teeth that harm Wario on contact. He will then need to attack its behind. Defeating Spoiled Rotten will grant access to the four main Passages.

|align="center" |[[File:Cractus Wario Land 4.png]]

|align="center" |[[Cractus]]

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-The Crown.png]]

|The boss of the [[Emerald Passage]] is Cractus, a possessed venus flytrap with a huge head and claws that can skewer Wario and drool a poisonous liquid, turning him into [[Zombie Wario]]. After taking a certain amount of damage, Cractus will stand upright, making it more difficult for Wario to inflict damage on the creature. He will then have to climb a vine above the plant. Defeating Cractus restores the [[Legendary Treasure|Crown]] to the [[Golden Pyramid]].

|align="center" |[[File:Cuckoocondor.gif]]

|align="center" |[[Cuckoo Condor]]

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-The Earrings.png]]

|The boss of the [[Ruby Passage]] is Cuckoo Condor. It is what appears to be a giant cuckoo clock. He can grab Wario and shoot cogs and electricity at him. After taking a fair amount of damage, the cuckoo clock's structure falls apart, revealing a giant bird (presumably a condor), underneath. In this form, Cuckoo Condor can lay eggs that hatch into [[Black Duck|self-destructing chicks]] which Wario can counter by throwing the eggs back at the Condor's head. Defeating Cuckoo Condor restores the [[Legendary Treasure|Earrings]] to the [[Golden Pyramid]].

|align="center" |[[File:Aerodent WL4.png]]

|align="center" |[[Aerodent]]

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-The Necklace.png]]

|The boss of the [[Topaz Passage]] is Aerodent, a rat that hides in a giant inflatable teddy bear. It throws down [[Tack Soldiers]], which Wario can [[#Wario's Moves|throw]] to counter-attack and deflate the teddy bear. This will cause it to flip upside down and expose the rodent, its weak spot. Once Aerodent has taken a considerable amount to damage, the Teddy will drop flames. These flames not harm Wario, but instead turns him into [[Flaming Wario]]. He will catch fire and run around the screen for a while, wasting valuable time. Defeating Aerodent restores the [[Legendary Treasure|Necklace]] to the [[Golden Pyramid]].

|align="center" |[[File:Catbat WL4.png]]

|align="center" |[[Catbat]]

|align="center" |[[File:WL4-The Bracelets.png]]

|The boss of the [[Sapphire Passage]] is Catbat. It is essentially a large, ghostly-like cat with a statue of a bat on his head, which is his weak spot. Catbat has ears that act as bat wings, and likewise he is able to fly during the battle. There is a pool of water below the unstable flooring where a [[Mechanical Fish]] patrols by swimming back and forth. The drill on the creature's head will harm Wario if he is to make contact. Catbat creates waves which must be jumped over. In retaliation to any damage, Catbat spits out orange and purple spikes, which either damage Wario or turn him into [[Puffy Wario]], respectively. The latter's purpose is to waste time. Defeating Catbat restores the [[Legendary Treasure|Bracelets]] to the [[Golden Pyramid]].

|align="center" |[[File:GoldenDivaWL4.png]]

|align="center" |[[Golden Diva]]

|align="center" |''All''