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'''Ralphie''' is a minor character in ''[[WarioWare Gold]]''. He is a young raccoon who attends [[ | '''Ralphie''' is a minor character in ''[[WarioWare Gold]]''. He is a young raccoon who attends elementary school. His defining quality is owning a [[Nintendo 3DS|Aqua Blue Nintendo 3DS]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Prior to the intro to [[18-Volt]]'s stage, Ralphie takes part in an offscreen contest against [[13-Amp]]. He loses and 13-Amp takes his Nintendo 3DS and games. In intro to 18-Volt's stage, Ralphie cries about this on [[Emerald Street]], which draws [[18-Volt]]'s attention. He asks who took them, and Ralphie points to 13-Amp, who is holding his 3DS. 18-Volt challenges 13-Amp [[18 x 13|to a rap battle]], with one of the conditions being that if 18-Volt wins, he wins back Ralphie's belongings. The stage proper is that rap battle, ending on 18-Volt's victory. For the conclusion to 18-Volt's stage, 18-Volt returns returns the 3DS and games to Ralphie, who thanks 18-Volt before walking away. | |||
In the European French and European Spanish versions of ''WarioWare Gold'', the intro cutscene does not mention a competition. | |||
==Profiles== | ==Profiles== | ||
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| | |JpnR=Rakuo | ||
| | |JpnM=Given name; possibly a play on「ラクーン」(''rakūn'', raccoon) and/or「楽」(''raku'', ease) | ||
|Spa=Pablito | |Spa=Pablito | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:54, February 3, 2025
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| Species | Raccoon |
| First appearance | WarioWare Gold (2018) |
- “Why'd she hafta take 'em... All of my games.”
- —Ralphie, WarioWare Gold
Ralphie is a minor character in WarioWare Gold. He is a young raccoon who attends elementary school. His defining quality is owning a Aqua Blue Nintendo 3DS.
History[edit]
Prior to the intro to 18-Volt's stage, Ralphie takes part in an offscreen contest against 13-Amp. He loses and 13-Amp takes his Nintendo 3DS and games. In intro to 18-Volt's stage, Ralphie cries about this on Emerald Street, which draws 18-Volt's attention. He asks who took them, and Ralphie points to 13-Amp, who is holding his 3DS. 18-Volt challenges 13-Amp to a rap battle, with one of the conditions being that if 18-Volt wins, he wins back Ralphie's belongings. The stage proper is that rap battle, ending on 18-Volt's victory. For the conclusion to 18-Volt's stage, 18-Volt returns returns the 3DS and games to Ralphie, who thanks 18-Volt before walking away.
In the European French and European Spanish versions of WarioWare Gold, the intro cutscene does not mention a competition.
Profiles[edit]
WarioWare Gold character cards[edit]
- Rank C – This raccoon boy is in elementary school. When he's near water, he scrubs his things like...a raccoon.
- Rank B – His Nintendo 3DS is his prized possession. It was a birthday gift from his raccoon mama and papa.
- Rank A – Ralphie takes his Nintendo 3DS with him everywhere and has to remind himself not to take it on waterslides.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ラクオ[?] Rakuo |
Given name; possibly a play on「ラクーン」(rakūn, raccoon) and/or「楽」(raku, ease) | |
| French | Ludo[?] | Given name; also Latin for "I play" | |
| German | Ludo[?] | Given name; also Latin for "I play" | |
| Italian | Giocondo[?] | Given name; literally means "playful" | |
| Spanish | Pablito[?] | Given name |
