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Latest revision as of 12:54, February 3, 2025

Ralphie
Ralphie Wario Kard sprite from WarioWare Gold
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 CThis raccoon boy is in elementary school. When he's near water, he scrubs his things like...a raccoon.
  • Rank BHis Nintendo 3DS is his prized possession. It was a birthday gift from his raccoon mama and papa.
  • Rank ARalphie 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
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