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[[File:Underarm Jungle.png|thumb|The Underarm Jungle as seen at the beginning of the prologue of "A Curious Case of Cave Art"]]
[[File:Underarm Jungle.png|thumb|The Underarm Jungle as seen at the beginning of the prologue of "A Curious Case of Cave Art"]]
[[File:Flashbacked Underarm Jungle.png|thumb|left|The Underarm Jungle after the group travels back in time]]
[[File:Flashbacked Underarm Jungle.png|thumb|left|The Underarm Jungle after the group travels back in time]]
The '''Underarm Jungle''' is a location featured in ''[[WarioWare: Move It!]]''. It serves as the primary location for [[Dr. Crygor]], [[Mike]], & [[Penny]]'s level, "A Curious Case of Cave Art". While it starts out summery and tropical, it becomes prehistoric when Dr. Crygor uses the [[Time Obliterator 5.0]] and he, Mike, and Penny travel back in time to the Stone Age to see how the cave painting was made. The group meets [[Caresawayan]] here, who asks them to strike poses as inspiration for his art.
The '''Underarm Jungle''' is a location featured in ''[[WarioWare: Move It!]]''. It serves as the primary location for [[Dr. Crygor]], [[Penny]], & [[Mike]]'s level, "A Curious Case of Cave Art". While it starts out summery and tropical, it becomes prehistoric and inhabited by dinosaurs and mammoths when Dr. Crygor uses the [[Time Obliterator 5.0]] and he, Mike, and Penny travel back in time to the Stone Age to see how the cave painting was made. The group meets [[Caresawayan]] here, who asks them to strike poses as inspiration for his art.
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|ChiTR=Fēicháng Nánwén Yíjī
|ChiTR=Fēicháng Nánwén Yíjī
|ChiTM=Homophone of「非常難聞」("very stinky") + "Ruins"
|ChiTM=Homophone of「非常難聞」("very stinky") + "Ruins"
|Dut=
|Dut=De Triekthier-ruïnes
|DutM=
|DutM=The Triekthier ruins; possibly a pun on the phrase ''het riekt hier'' ("it stinks here")
|Fre=Jungle Kichlaing
|Fre=Jungle Kichlaing
|FreM="Jungle" + modified spelling of ''qui schlingue'' ("stinky")
|FreM="Jungle" + modified spelling of ''qui chlingue'' ("that reeks")
|Ger=Ranzaroma-Ruinen
|Ger=Ranzaroma-Ruinen
|GerM=Portmanteau of ''ranzig'' ("rancid") and ''Aroma'' + "Ruins"
|GerM=Portmanteau of ''ranzig'' ("rancid") and ''Aroma'' + "Ruins"
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|Kor=냄새풀풀 유적
|Kor=냄새풀풀 유적
|KorR=Naemsae-Pulpul Yujeog
|KorR=Naemsae-Pulpul Yujeog
|KorM=From "냄새" (''naesae'', "odor") and "풀풀" (''pulpul'', slang word for "smell") + "Ruins"
|KorM=From "냄새" (''naesae'', "odor") and "풀풀" (''pulpul'', ideophonic word for smelling strongly) + "Ruins"
|Spa=Ruinas Sobaqueras
|SpaA=Jungla Tufarada
|SpaM=Armholes Ruins
|SpaAM=Frowst Jungle
|SpaE=Ruinas Sobaqueras
|SpaEM=Armholes Ruins
}}
}}
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Latest revision as of 14:31, September 2, 2024

Underarm Jungle
The Underarm Jungle as seen at the beginning of the prologue of "A Curious Case of Cave Art"
Underarm Jungle while being activated by Dr. Crygor's Time Obliterator 5.0
The Underarm Jungle after the group travels back in time

The Underarm Jungle is a location featured in WarioWare: Move It!. It serves as the primary location for Dr. Crygor, Penny, & Mike's level, "A Curious Case of Cave Art". While it starts out summery and tropical, it becomes prehistoric and inhabited by dinosaurs and mammoths when Dr. Crygor uses the Time Obliterator 5.0 and he, Mike, and Penny travel back in time to the Stone Age to see how the cave painting was made. The group meets Caresawayan here, who asks them to strike poses as inspiration for his art.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese メチャ=クッサ遺跡いせき[?]
Mecha-Kussa Iseki
Pun of「めちゃ臭い」(mecha kusai, "extremely stinky") and「遺跡いせき」(iseki, "ruins")
Chinese (simplified) 菲常・南纹遗迹[?]
Fēicháng Nánwén Yíjī
Homophone of「非常难闻」("very stinky") + "Ruins"
Chinese (traditional) 菲常・南紋遺跡[?]
Fēicháng Nánwén Yíjī
Homophone of「非常難聞」("very stinky") + "Ruins"
Dutch De Triekthier-ruïnes[?] The Triekthier ruins; possibly a pun on the phrase het riekt hier ("it stinks here")
French Jungle Kichlaing[?] "Jungle" + modified spelling of qui chlingue ("that reeks")
German Ranzaroma-Ruinen[?] Portmanteau of ranzig ("rancid") and Aroma + "Ruins"
Italian Giungla dell'afrore[?] Jungle of the stench
Korean 냄새풀풀 유적[?]
Naemsae-Pulpul Yujeog
From "냄새" (naesae, "odor") and "풀풀" (pulpul, ideophonic word for smelling strongly) + "Ruins"
Spanish (NOA) Jungla Tufarada[?] Frowst Jungle
Spanish (NOE) Ruinas Sobaqueras[?] Armholes Ruins