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{{item infobox
{{item infobox
|image=[[File:WL4-Giant Diamond Artwork.PNG|180px]]<br>Artwork of a diamond in ''Wario Land 4''
|image=[[File:DrMarioWorldDiamond.png|180px]]<br>Artwork of a diamond in ''Dr. Mario World''
|first_appearance=''[[Mario is Missing!]]'' ([[List of games by date#1993|1993]])
|first_appearance=''[[Mario is Missing!]]'' ([[List of games by date#1993|1993]])
|latest_appearance=''[[Dr. Mario World]]'' ([[List of games by date#2019|2019]])
|latest_appearance=''[[Dr. Mario World]]'' ([[List of games by date#2019|2019]])
}}
}}
'''Diamonds''' are real-world precious gemstones that appear in various roles in the ''[[Mario (franchise)|Mario]]'' franchise and related series, often as a collectible item. They are also the namesake of various other objects and locations.
'''Diamonds''' appear in the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]] most commonly as collectible items and as the namesake of various other objects and locations.


==History==
==History==
===''Mario is Missing!''===
===''Mario is Missing!''===
When [[Luigi]] visits [[Amsterdam]] in the PC version of ''[[Mario is Missing!]]'', he finds that, like every other city in the game, [[Koopa Troopa]]s have stolen precious artifacts from its landmarks, including a diamond from the [[Amsterdam Diamond Center]]. Luigi has to track it down and return it to the Center after proving its authenticity by answering trivia questions.
In the PC version of ''[[Mario is Missing!]]'', when [[Luigi]] visits [[Amsterdam]], he finds that, like every other city in the game, [[Koopa Troopa]]s have stolen precious artifacts from its landmarks, including a diamond from the [[Amsterdam Diamond Center]]. Luigi has to track it down and return it to the Center after proving its authenticity by answering trivia questions.


===''Wario'' franchise===
===''Wario's Woods''===
====''Wario's Woods''====
{{multiframe|[[File:DiamondWarioWoods.png]] [[File:DiamondWarioWoodsSNES.png]]|align=left}}
{{multiframe
Diamonds appear in [[Wario's Woods (Nintendo Entertainment System)|both]] [[Wario's Woods (Super Nintendo Entertainment System)|versions]] of ''Wario's Woods'' whenever [[Toad]] takes out four or more enemies with a single [[bomb]]. They appear in all the same colors that bombs do, and can be similarly picked up and placed down to eliminate enemies of the same color. When this occurs, however, not only does the player get a sizable [[point]] bonus, but every other enemy of that color, regardless of position, is also eliminated.
|[[File:DiamondWarioWoods.png]] [[File:DiamondWarioWoodsSNES.png]]
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||align=left}}
===''Wario Land'' series===
Diamonds appear in both versions of ''[[Wario's Woods]]'' whenever [[Toad]] takes out four or more enemies with a single [[bomb]]. They appear in all the same colors that bombs do, and can be similarly picked up and placed down to eliminate enemies of the same color. When this occurs, however, not only does the player get a sizable [[point]] bonus, but every other enemy of that color, regardless of position, is also eliminated.
{{multiframe|[[File:Diamond WL4 Sprite.png]]|align=left|size=140|A sprite of a Diamond in ''Wario Land 4''}}
 
[[File:WLSI Neon City diamond.png|thumb|Wario next to a diamond in Neon City]]
====''Wario Land'' series====
Diamonds appear as a collectible item in a few games of the [[Wario Land (series)|''Wario Land'' series]]. They first appear in ''[[Virtual Boy Wario Land]]'', where one is worth an extra life if collected.<ref>{{cite|date=1995|title=''Virtual Boy Wario Land'' instruction booklet|page=18|publisher=Nintendo of America|author=Nintendo|language=en-us}}</ref> Diamonds are also an optional collectible item in ''[[Wario Land 4]]'',<ref>{{cite|date=2001|title=''Wario Land 4'' instruction booklet|page=27|publisher=Nintendo of America|author=Nintendo|language=en-us}}</ref> where they are worth 1,000 [[point]]s, and can be spent in the [[Mini-Game Shop]]. ''Wario Land 4'' usually features Diamonds located throughout a level in secret or hard-to-reach areas, though they can also appear in [[pink area]]s. Diamonds also appear in ''[[Wario Land: Shake It!]]'', behaving similarly to their appearance in ''Wario Land 4'', but they are now worth 10,000 points.
=====''Wario Land 4''=====
[[File:Diamond WL4 Sprite.png|thumb|left]]
Diamonds are an optional collectible item in ''[[Wario Land 4]]''.<ref>''Wario Land 4'' American instruction booklet. Page 27.</ref> They are worth 1,000 points, which in this game can be spent in the [[Mini-Game Shop]]. They are usually located throughout a level in secret or hard-to-reach areas. They can also be found in [[pink area]]s.
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=====''Wario Land: Shake It!''=====
[[File:WLSI Neon City diamond.png|thumb|right|Wario next to a diamond in Neon City]]
Diamonds also appear in ''[[Wario Land: Shake It!]]'', behaving similarly to their appearance in ''Wario Land 4''. They are now worth 10,000 points.
====''Wario World''====
:''Main articles: [[Red diamond (Wario World)]], [[Greenhorn Forest#Treasures|Greenhorn Forest § Treasures]]
Red diamonds appear in each level of ''[[Wario World]]'', wherein they must be gathered from [[Trapdoor (Wario World)|trapdoor]]s to cause the [[Stone Doohickey]] blocking the way to the boss to vanish.
Additionally, a more typical diamond appears as a [[Treasure (Wario franchise)|treasure]], located in the pink treasure chest in [[Greenhorn Forest]].
===''Luigi's Mansion'' series===
===''Luigi's Mansion'' series===
====''Luigi's Mansion''====
{{main|Blue Diamond|Gold Diamond|Red Diamond (Luigi's Mansion)}}
{{main|Blue Diamond|Gold Diamond|Red Diamond (Luigi's Mansion)}}
Various types of diamonds appear as rare collectibles in ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''.
{{main|Gem#Diamonds (Treacherous Mansion)}}
Various types of diamonds appear as rare collectibles in ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''. Additionally, Diamonds are the fifth set of [[Gem]]s in ''[[Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon]]'', with thirteen being hidden in the [[Treacherous Mansion]].


====''Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon''====
===''Wario World''===
:''Main article: [[Gem#Diamonds (Treacherous Mansion)|Gem § Diamonds (Treacherous Mansion)]]
{{main|Red diamond (Wario World)|Greenhorn Forest#Treasures}}
Diamonds are the fifth set of [[Gem]]s in ''[[Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon]]'', with thirteen being hidden in the [[Treacherous Mansion]].
Red diamonds appear in each level of ''[[Wario World]]'', wherein they must be gathered from [[Trapdoor (Wario World)|trapdoor]]s to cause the [[Stone Doohickey]] blocking the way to the boss to vanish. Additionally, a more typical diamond appears as a [[Treasure (Wario franchise)|treasure]], located in the pink treasure chest in [[Greenhorn Forest]].


===''Mario Party: Island Tour''===
===''Mario Party: Island Tour''===
Two minigames in ''[[Mario Party: Island Tour]]'' have the goal of collecting diamonds.
Two minigames in ''[[Mario Party: Island Tour]]'' have the goal of collecting diamonds. In [[Cheep Diamonds]], varying amounts of diamonds are eaten by [[Cheep Chomp]]s, and players must choose the one that ate the most. [[Diamond a Dozen]] has five holes with diamonds inside, which players are given a brief view of at the start of the minigame. They must keep track of how many diamonds each hole had, and be the first to pick the one with the most.
 
In [[Cheep Diamonds]], varying amounts of diamonds are eaten by [[Cheep Chomp]]s, and players must choose the one that ate the most.
 
[[Diamond a Dozen]] has five holes with diamonds inside, which players are given a brief view of at the start of the minigame. They must keep track of how many diamonds each hole had, and be the first to pick the one with the most.


===''Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker''===
===''Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker''===
{{main|Super Gem}}
{{main|Super Gem}}
''[[Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker]]'' features collectible items known as [[Super Gem]]s, which resemble diamonds and are referred to as '''Super Diamonds''' in languages other than English and German.
''[[Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker]]'' features collectible items known as [[Super Gem]]s, which resemble diamonds and are referred to as "Super Diamonds" in languages other than English and German.


===''Dr. Mario World''===
===''Dr. Mario World''===
[[File:DrMarioWorldDiamond.png|thumb|right]]
Diamonds were the premium currency of ''[[Dr. Mario World]]'', mainly used to summon new doctors, assistants, and single-use items. They could also be used to purchase more [[heart]]s if the player ran out, to give the player more [[capsule]]s if they ran out in a certain level, to give the player more time in challenge levels, or to start a level with a completely-filled skill meter. Another way to spend diamonds was through referrals (introduced in version 2.0.0), which cost 100 diamonds in exchange for that specific doctor.  
Diamonds are the premium currency of ''[[Dr. Mario World]]'', mainly used to summon new doctors, assistants, and single-use items. They can also be used to purchase more [[heart]]s if the player runs out, to give the player more [[capsule]]s if they run out in a certain level, to give the player more time in challenge levels, or to start a level with a completely-filled skill meter. Another way to spend diamonds is through referrals (introduced in version 2.0.0), which cost 100 diamonds in exchange for that specific doctor.  


Diamonds were usually purchased via real money, though there are some instances in which Diamonds may be collected for free during gameplay. As of July 28, 2021, diamonds are no longer available for purchase.
Diamonds were usually purchased via real money, though there are some instances in which Diamonds may be collected for free during gameplay. As of July 28, 2021, diamonds are no longer available for purchase.
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery widths=180>
<gallery>
WL4-Giant Diamond Artwork.PNG|Artwork of a diamond in ''Wario Land 4''
Diamond WL4 Screenshot.png|[[Wario]] about to grab a diamond in ''Wario Land 4''
Diamond WL4 Screenshot.png|[[Wario]] about to grab a diamond in ''Wario Land 4''
WL4-Puzzle Room.png|A diamond in a pink area in ''Wario Land 4''
WL4-Puzzle Room.png|A diamond in a pink area in ''Wario Land 4''
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==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Jap=ダイヤモンド<ref>''Wario Land Advance: Yōki no Otakara'' Japanese instruction booklet. Page 23.</ref>
|Jap=ダイヤモンド<ref>{{cite|title=''Wario Land Advance: Yōki no Otakara'' instruction booklet|page=23|language=ja|publisher=Nintendo|author=Nintendo}}</ref>
|JapR=Daiyamondo
|JapR=Daiyamondo
|JapM=Diamond
|JapM=Diamond
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|ChiTR=Zuànshí
|ChiTR=Zuànshí
|ChiTM=Diamond
|ChiTM=Diamond
|Fre=Diamant<ref>''Wario Land 4'' European instruction booklet. Page 59.</ref>
|Fre=Diamant<ref>{{cite|title=''Wario Land 4'' instruction booklet|page=59|language=fr|publisher=Nintendo of Europe|author=Nintendo|date=2001}}</ref>
|FreM=Diamond
|FreM=Diamond
|Ger=Diamant<ref>''Wario Land 4'' European instruction booklet. Page 39.</ref>
|Ger=Diamant<ref>{{cite|title=''Wario Land 4'' instruction booklet|page=39|language=de|publisher=Nintendo of Europe|author=Nintendo|date=2001}}</ref>
|GerM=Diamond
|GerM=Diamond
|Ita=Diamante<ref>''Wario Land 4'' European instruction booklet. Page 119.</ref>
|Ita=Diamante<ref>{{cite|title=''Wario Land 4'' instruction booklet|page=119|language=it|publisher=Nintendo of Europe|author=Nintendo|date=2001}}</ref>
|ItaM=Diamond
|ItaM=Diamond
|Kor=다이아몬드
|Kor=다이아몬드
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|Por=Diamante
|Por=Diamante
|PorM=Diamond
|PorM=Diamond
|Spa=Diamante<ref>''Wario Land 4'' European instruction booklet. Page 99.</ref>
|Spa=Diamante<ref>{{cite|title=''Wario Land 4'' instruction booklet|page=99|language=es-es|publisher=Nintendo of Europe|author=Nintendo|date=2001}}</ref>
|SpaM=Diamond
|SpaM=Diamond
}}
}}
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{{DMW}}
{{DMW}}
[[Category:Crystals]]
[[Category:Crystals]]
[[Category:Dr. Mario World]]
[[Category:Mario is Missing! items]]
[[Category:Mario is Missing! items]]
[[Category:Wario's Woods]]
[[Category:Wario Land 4 items]]
[[Category:Wario Land 4 items]]
[[Category:Wario Land: Shake It! objects]]
[[Category:Wario Land: Shake It! objects]]
[[Category:Dr. Mario World]]
[[Category:Wario's Woods]]

Latest revision as of 23:45, June 3, 2024

Diamond
Diamond item from Dr. Mario World
Artwork of a diamond in Dr. Mario World
First appearance Mario is Missing! (1993)
Latest appearance Dr. Mario World (2019)

Diamonds appear in the Super Mario franchise most commonly as collectible items and as the namesake of various other objects and locations.

History[edit]

Mario is Missing![edit]

In the PC version of Mario is Missing!, when Luigi visits Amsterdam, he finds that, like every other city in the game, Koopa Troopas have stolen precious artifacts from its landmarks, including a diamond from the Amsterdam Diamond Center. Luigi has to track it down and return it to the Center after proving its authenticity by answering trivia questions.

Wario's Woods[edit]

DiamondWarioWoods.png Pink diamond from the SNES version of Wario's Woods

Diamonds appear in both versions of Wario's Woods whenever Toad takes out four or more enemies with a single bomb. They appear in all the same colors that bombs do, and can be similarly picked up and placed down to eliminate enemies of the same color. When this occurs, however, not only does the player get a sizable point bonus, but every other enemy of that color, regardless of position, is also eliminated.

Wario Land series[edit]

Diamond
A sprite of a Diamond in Wario Land 4
A diamond in Neon City
Wario next to a diamond in Neon City

Diamonds appear as a collectible item in a few games of the Wario Land series. They first appear in Virtual Boy Wario Land, where one is worth an extra life if collected.[1] Diamonds are also an optional collectible item in Wario Land 4,[2] where they are worth 1,000 points, and can be spent in the Mini-Game Shop. Wario Land 4 usually features Diamonds located throughout a level in secret or hard-to-reach areas, though they can also appear in pink areas. Diamonds also appear in Wario Land: Shake It!, behaving similarly to their appearance in Wario Land 4, but they are now worth 10,000 points.

Luigi's Mansion series[edit]

Main articles: Blue Diamond, Gold Diamond, Red Diamond (Luigi's Mansion)
Main article: Gem § Diamonds (Treacherous Mansion)

Various types of diamonds appear as rare collectibles in Luigi's Mansion. Additionally, Diamonds are the fifth set of Gems in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, with thirteen being hidden in the Treacherous Mansion.

Wario World[edit]

Main articles: Red diamond (Wario World), Greenhorn Forest § Treasures

Red diamonds appear in each level of Wario World, wherein they must be gathered from trapdoors to cause the Stone Doohickey blocking the way to the boss to vanish. Additionally, a more typical diamond appears as a treasure, located in the pink treasure chest in Greenhorn Forest.

Mario Party: Island Tour[edit]

Two minigames in Mario Party: Island Tour have the goal of collecting diamonds. In Cheep Diamonds, varying amounts of diamonds are eaten by Cheep Chomps, and players must choose the one that ate the most. Diamond a Dozen has five holes with diamonds inside, which players are given a brief view of at the start of the minigame. They must keep track of how many diamonds each hole had, and be the first to pick the one with the most.

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker[edit]

Main article: Super Gem

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker features collectible items known as Super Gems, which resemble diamonds and are referred to as "Super Diamonds" in languages other than English and German.

Dr. Mario World[edit]

Diamonds were the premium currency of Dr. Mario World, mainly used to summon new doctors, assistants, and single-use items. They could also be used to purchase more hearts if the player ran out, to give the player more capsules if they ran out in a certain level, to give the player more time in challenge levels, or to start a level with a completely-filled skill meter. Another way to spend diamonds was through referrals (introduced in version 2.0.0), which cost 100 diamonds in exchange for that specific doctor.

Diamonds were usually purchased via real money, though there are some instances in which Diamonds may be collected for free during gameplay. As of July 28, 2021, diamonds are no longer available for purchase.

Diamonds Price
Japan North America Europe UK Australia
20 ¥250 US$1.99
CA$2.79 		€2.29 £1.99 AU$2.99
53 ¥610 US$4.99
CA$6.99 		€5.49 £4.99 AU$7.99
110 ¥1,220 US$9.99
CA$13.99 		€10.99 £9.99 AU$14.99
250 ¥2,440 US$19.99
CA$27.99 		€21.99 £19.99 AU$30.99
550 ¥4,900 US$39.99
CA$54.99 		€43.99 £38.99 AU$62.99
1050 ¥8,500 US$69.99
CA$99.99 		€74.99 £64.99 AU$109.99

Gallery[edit]

  • Artwork of a diamond in Wario Land 4

    Artwork of a diamond in Wario Land 4

  • Wario about to grab a diamond in Wario Land 4

    Wario about to grab a diamond in Wario Land 4

  • A diamond in a pink area in Wario Land 4

    A diamond in a pink area in Wario Land 4

  • Promotional artwork for a Dr. Mario World deal in which linking the game with LINE and Facebook accounts granted the player bonus diamonds

    Promotional artwork for a Dr. Mario World deal in which linking the game with LINE and Facebook accounts granted the player bonus diamonds

  • Promotional artwork for a diamond sale in Dr. Mario World

    Promotional artwork for a diamond sale in Dr. Mario World

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ダイヤモンド[3]
Daiyamondo
 Diamond

Chinese (simplified) 钻石
Zuànshí
 Diamond

Chinese (traditional) 鑽石
Zuànshí
 Diamond

French Diamant[4]
 Diamond
German Diamant[5]
 Diamond
Italian Diamante[6]
 Diamond
Korean 다이아몬드
Daiamondeu
 Diamond

Portuguese Diamante
 Diamond
Spanish Diamante[7]
 Diamond

References[edit]

  1. ^ Nintendo (1995). Virtual Boy Wario Land instruction booklet. Nintendo of America (American English). Page 18.
  2. ^ Nintendo (2001). Wario Land 4 instruction booklet. Nintendo of America (American English). Page 27.
  3. ^ Nintendo. Wario Land Advance: Yōki no Otakara instruction booklet. Nintendo (Japanese). Page 23.
  4. ^ Nintendo (2001). Wario Land 4 instruction booklet. Nintendo of Europe (French). Page 59.
  5. ^ Nintendo (2001). Wario Land 4 instruction booklet. Nintendo of Europe (German). Page 39.
  6. ^ Nintendo (2001). Wario Land 4 instruction booklet. Nintendo of Europe (Italian). Page 119.
  7. ^ Nintendo (2001). Wario Land 4 instruction booklet. Nintendo of Europe (European Spanish). Page 99.
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Mario is Missing!
Characters Bowser
• Curator
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• Larry Koopa
• Ludwig von Koopa
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• Toad
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• Yoshi
Enemies Koopa
• Pokey
Landmarks (and stolen items) Amsterdam
 Aalsmeer Flower Market (Tulip from the Aalsmeer Flower Market)
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• Amsterdam Diamond Center (Diamond)
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Moscow
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/Bolshoi Ballet Tutu
)
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/Emperor's Bell
)
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• Moscow Metro (Moscow Metro M)
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Nairobi
 Kenyatta Conference Center (Revolving restaurant menu)
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New York City
 Empire State Building (King Kong)
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/Rockette
)
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 Arc de Triomphe (Eternal Flame)
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 Alcatraz Striped prison shirt
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Wario's Woods (NES version, SNES version)
Protagonists Toad • Birdo • Sprite • Abata (Satellaview)
NES bosses Fauster • Boom • Mad • Goro • Seizer • Drago • Fake Wario • Wario
SNES bosses Katsini • Galrog • Harley Q • SamSpook • Sven • Parrotor • Mssr Boo • Aqualea • Razor • Tad Rock • Thak • Lizardon • Sarissa • Mangylox • Dedar • Carlton • Harry H • Wario
Enemies Fuzz • Spud • Squeak • Beaker • Scram • Spook • Dovo • Thwomp • Pidgit
Items Bomb • Coin • Diamond • Egg
Locations Wario's Woods
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Wario Land 4
Allies Wario • Kuro Neko • Keyzer • Arewo Shitain-hakase • Shop owner • Princess Shokora • Game Bot
Bosses Spoiled Rotten • Cractus • Cuckoo Condor • Aerodent • Catbat • Golden Diva
Passages Entry Passage • Emerald Passage • Ruby Passage • Topaz Passage • Sapphire Passage • Golden Pyramid
Reactions Bouncy Wario • Bubble Wario • Fat Wario • Flaming Wario • Flat Wario • Frozen Wario • Puffy Wario • Snowman Wario • Bat Wario • Zombie Wario
Levels Hall of Hieroglyphs • Palm Tree Paradise • Wildflower Fields • Mystic Lake • Monsoon Jungle • The Curious Factory • The Toxic Landfill • 40 Below Fridge • Pinball Zone • Toy Block Tower • The Big Board • Doodle Woods • Domino Row • Crescent Moon Village • Arabian Night • Fiery Cavern • Hotel Horror • Golden Passage
Places Golden Pyramid • Item Shop • Mini-Game Shop • Pink area • Sound Room
Enemies Beezley • Black egg • Bow Balloon • Bowler • Butatabi • Deburīna • Denden • Dice • Egg • Eggplant Warrior • Ghost • Glass bird • Goggley-Blade • Green enemy • Hammer • Harimen Zetto • Hoggus • Hotaru • Imomushi • Kaentsubo • Lips • Marumen • Mayubird • Mechanical fish • Menhanmā • Men'ono • Mine • Minicula • Moguramen • Onomī • Petbottom • Pig Head Statue • Pin enemy • Ringosukī • Robobird • Shieragucchi • Skeleton Bird • Spear-Mask • Spike Cannon • Spiky • Teddy Bear • Tobawani • Togemasuku • Togenobi • Togerobo • Totsumen • Toy Car • Utsuboankō • Yeti
Shop items Apple Bomb • Blast Cannon • Vizorman • Bugle • Black Dog • Large Lips • Big Fist • Black Dragon • Smile
Minigames The Wario Hop • Wario's Homerun Derby • Wario's Roulette
Objects "!" Button • Block • Blue block • Blue Crystal • Bonfire Block • Brown block • Bubble • Button • CD • Chance wheel • Chandelier • Chomp ball • Coin • Decompressor • Diamond • Domino block • Electric spark • Flower • Flying carpet • Full Health Item • Heart • Jewel • Jewel piece • Kaeru Block • Legendary treasure • Little heart • Medal • Pinball digital counter • Pinball tulip • Piston • Red Crystal • Round red rock • Spike • Switch • Togetoge • Toy Block Door • Treasure chest • Triangle block • Vortex • Wario Car • Warp Pipe
Further info Gallery (Golden Diva) • Media • Staff • Glitches • List of quotes • Pre-release and unused content • Warioland 4 (book) • Welcome to Greedville (Wario's Grab Bag • Wario's Crazy Caps • Wario's Dunk Tank • Greed $chool Test)
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Wario Land: Shake It!
Main characters Wario • Captain Syrup • Queen Merelda • Merfle • Merfle (character)
Shake Dimension The Sweet Stuff Aboard the Sweet Stuff
Ratl Ruins Stonecarving City • Whoopsy Desert • Foulwater Falls • Run-Down Pyramid • Disturbing Tomba • Gurgle Gulcha • Rollanratl Battle
Wiggly Wilds Just Plains • Wavy Waters • Mt. Lava Lava • Savannah Valley • Sneak Peaka • Lowdown Depthsa • Hot Roderick Race
Rocking Range Wreck Train • Stonetooth Cave • Its-all Mine • Glittertown • Neon Citya • Derailed Expressa • Chortlebot Challenge
Jiggle Jungle Ropey Jungle • Windbreak Bay • Airytale Castle • Soggybog River • Launchpad Labyrintha • Riverbloat Rapidsa • Prism Prisona • Bloomsday Blowout
Quiver Cliffs Mount Bighill • Creep Blue Sea • Slipshod Slopes • Bad Manor • Bamboozle Villagea • Freezing Fieldsa • Boogie Mansiona • Large Fry Cook-Off
Shakedown Schooner VS the Shake King
Objects Bar • Blast-O-Cannon • Bomb Block • Bonfire Block • Bottomless Coin Sack • Boulder • Certainty Switch • Checkpoint block • Coin Bag • Diamond • Fossil • Icicle • Kodaigi • Lava • Max Fastosity Dasherator • Merfle Barrel • Push button • Rocket Bucket • Shake block • Shake Pillar • Shrinkbarrel • Skewer • Slot machine • Snowman Block • Spike • Spike Bar • Subwarine • Treasure chest • Uncertain Block • Unibucket
Moves Bar Spin • Dash Attack • Earthshake Punch • Grab • Ground Pound • Jump
Bosses Rollanratl • Hot Roderick • Chortlebot • Bloomsday • Large Fry • Shake King
Enemies Bandinero • Boomdinero • Buccanero • Bumbleprod • Crackpot • Flimflam • Flipsting • Floating Bandinero • Gate • Grunchin • Jellopus • Mummer • Nosedozer • Peek-a-boom • Pengoon • Pitchfork • Plunger • Recapitator • Scarracuda • Shortfuse • Spinbat • Treasure Chomp • Tub-sub • Turkeyjerk • Venus Guytrap • Volcannon
Miscellaneous Gallery • Media Room • Missions • Pre-release and unused content • Treasures • Staff
a Secret level
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Dr. Mario World
Characters Dr. Mario • Dr. Peach • Dr. Bowser • Dr. Luigi • Dr. Yoshi • Dr. Toad • Dr. Toadette • Dr. Bowser Jr. • Dr. Wendy • Dr. Ludwig • Dr. Waluigi • Dr. Wario • Dr. Daisy • Dr. Baby Mario • Dr. Baby Luigi • Dr. Baby Peach • Dr. Baby Daisy • Dr. Rosalina • Dr. Luma • Dr. Donkey Kong • Dr. Diddy Kong • Dr. Baby Rosalina • Dr. Kamek • Dr. Dry Bowser • Dr. Fire Mario • Dr. Fire Peach • Dr. Roy • Dr. Larry • Dr. Fire Luigi • Dr. Fire Rosalina • Dr. Nabbit • Dr. Lakitu • Dr. Goomba Tower • Dr. Koopa Troopa • Dr. Dolphin • Dr. Baby Wario • 8-Bit Dr. Mario • Dr. Lemmy • Dr. Blooper • Dr. Boo • Dr. King Boo • Dr. Morton • Dr. Piranha Plant • Dr. Iggy • Dr. Petey Piranha
Assistants Amp • Ant Trooper • Banzai Bill • Blooper • Bob-omb • Bomb Boo • Bone Goomba • Bony Beetle • Boo • Boom Boom • Boomerang Bro • Broozer • Bullet Bill • Buzzy Beetle • Chain Chomp • Cheep Cheep • Clampy • Conkdor • Crowber • Dolphin • Dry Bones • Fish Bone • Fly Guy • Fuzzy • Galoomba • Goomba • Goombrat • Hammer Bro • Honey Queen • Huckit Crab • King Bob-omb • King Boo • Koopa Paratroopa • Koopa Troopa • Lakitu • Mechakoopa • Monty Mole • Octoomba • Para-Beetle • Parabomb • Paragoomba • Peepa • Penguin • Piranha Plant • Pokey • Pom Pom • Porcupuffer • Scaredy Rat • Scuttlebug • Shy Guy • Sledge Bro • Spike • Spiny • Spiny Cheep Cheep • Star Bunny • Stingby • Sumo Bro • Sushi • Swoop • Thwomp • Urchin • Whomp King • Wiggler • Yellow Shy Guy
Worlds World 1 • World 2 • World 3 • World 4 • World 5 • World 6 • World 7 • World 8 • World 9 • World 10 • World 11 • World 12 • World 13 • World 14 • World 15 • World 16 • World 17 • World 18 • World 19 • World 20 • World 21 • World 22 • World 23 • World 24 • World 25 • World 26 • World 27 • World 28 • World 29 • World 30 • World 31
Items and objects Barrel • Barrier • Boomerang* • Brick Block • Bubble • Bubble Machine • Caged coin • Capsule • Capsule+ • Capsule Blaster# • Capsule Plus • Capsule Swapper† • Cloud • Colorful Crate • Crate • Diamond • Doc Token • Door • Dust Virus • Electric Exploder • Empty Block • Exploder • Flask • Floatie Virus • Hammer • Handy Bottle • Handy Box • Heart • Ice • Ice Fan • Key • Lock Block • Muddy Coin • Pop Cannon • Rainbow Start† • Random! • Rotating Cannon • Score+ • Shell • Skill charger • Skill filler • Skill Up • Staff ticket • Time+ • Virus • Virus Coin
Other Clinic Events • Fever • Gallery (models) • Mario • Skill Summits (1–11 · 12–22) • Specialists • Update history • Virus Vid
* In version 1.3.0 or later
† In version 1.4.0 or later
# Removed since version 1.4.0
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