Form Stones

The Form Stones

The Form Stones are major objects featured in WarioWare: Move It! They are stones in the form of Nintendo Switch Joy-Con used as the control method for the entire game, equivalent to the Form Baton and the Balance Stone from WarioWare: Smooth Moves. The introduction cutscene reveals that a deity only known as the Voice from above gave the stones to the people of Caresaway Island, who danced with the stones to calm any form of evil that existed. When the WarioWare, Inc. staff arrive at the island, each member is given a pair of Form Stones. Unimpressed with the offering, Wario throws them away, causing a chain-reaction of events that launches him towards the island's shrine. He is chased away by the Woods Watchers, and accepts the stones when he escapes. Form Stones can also be used for making poses, as seen in Second-Chance Stances to continue the game and Short Breaks during intermissions after bosses, though the latter do not affect the gameplay.

Forms

The different forms

Like in WarioWare: Smooth Moves, the Form Stones are held in a variety of forms, which dictate how microgames are played. Two forms return from WarioWare: Smooth Moves, "Big Cheese" and "Tug-of-War". "The Diner" also returns, but is renamed to "Choo Choo".

Choo Choo

Choo Choo

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Hold your Form Stones in your hands, keep your arms close to your sides, and bend your elbows at a right angle. Your thumbs must be on top."
The Voice saw that the people were unready and had them brace themselves for anything. This is the origin of Choo Choo, a Form to survive an absurd endeavor.

• Japanese

Script

"ニギリ持ちをしたまま、脇を締め、肘を直角に曲げよ。親指をうえにするのだ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
神様は迷える人々を並べて紐で囲い、先頭に立ってを導きになりました。これが『シュッポッポ』の起源であり、すべてのカマエの始まりでもあります。

Romanization

"Nigiri mochi o shita mama, waki o shime, hiji o chokkaku ni mage yo. Oyayubi o ue ni suru noda."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
Kamisama wa mayoeru hitobito o narabete himo de kakoi, sentō ni tatte o michibiki ni narimashita. Korega "shuppoppo" no kigendeari, subete no kamae no hajimari demo arimasu.

Translation

"Perform a Grip Hold, tighten your sides, and bend your elbows at a right angle. Your thumbs must be on top."
This is what the Voice has said.
The Voice lined up those who were lost and surrounded them with ropes, then stood at the front of the line to guide them. This is the origin of "Choo Choo," as well as the basis of all Forms.

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Sujeta las poserocas en las manos con los brazos pegados al cuerpo y dobla los codos en ángulo recto. Pon los pulgares arriba".
La Voz se percató de los peligros del camino y pidió que todos se preparasen para acelerar. He aquí el origen de la Locomotora, la pose para sobrevivir una absurda misión.

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Hold the Form Stones in your hands with your arms attached to your body and bend your elbows in a right angle. Put your thumbs on top".
The Voice became aware of the journey's dangers and ordered that everyone prepared themselves to go quickly. Herein lies the origin of Choo Choo, the Form to survive an absurd mission.

• Korean

신께서는 이렇게 말씀하셨습니다.
“움켜잡기를 한 채로 겨드랑이를 조이고, 팔꿈치를 직각으로 구부리거라. 엄지가 위로 와야 한다.”
신께서는 길 잃은 사람들을 줄로 에워싼 다음 선두에 서서 그들을 이끄셨습니다. 이게 바로 「칙칙폭폭」의 기원이자, 모든 자세의 시초입니다.

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)	Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)
About-Face	Wario	N/A	Bell Chorus	Wario	N/A
Bucket Brigade	Wario	N/A	Cheers!	Wario	N/A
Code Dependency	Wario	N/A	Cutting Board	Wario	N/A
Jailbreak	Wario	N/A	Locomotion	Wario	N/A
Loose Drawers	Wario	N/A	Speed Skate	Wario	N/A
Stony Look	Wario	N/A	The Way I Like It	Wario	N/A
Boss: Octoblocker	Wario	N/A	Batter Up (Multiplayer)	Mona	N/A
Presents of Mine (Multiplayer)	Ashley & Red	N/A	Gotcha!	Dribble & Spitz
Insecticide	Dribble & Spitz		Keeping Count	Dribble & Spitz
Pincer Attack	Dribble & Spitz		The Write Way	Dribble & Spitz
Window Washer	Dribble & Spitz		Paper Mario: The Origami King (Level 3)	9-Volt	N/A
Pilotwings	9-Volt		Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island	9-Volt	N/A
Chopsticks Champ	Volcano Wario	N/A

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	シュッポッポ[?] Shuppoppo	Choo Choo
Chinese (simplified)	火车头[?] Huǒchētóu	Locomotive
Chinese (traditional)	火車頭[?] Huǒchētóu	Locomotive
Dutch	Treintje[?]	Choo-choo train
French	Tchou-tchou[?]	Choo Choo
German	Lokomotive[?]	Locomotive
Italian	Locomotiva[?]	Locomotive
Korean	칙칙폭폭[?] Chikchikpokpok	Choo Choo
Spanish	Locomotora[?]	Locomotive

Sky Stretch

Sky Stretch

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Perform a Grip Hold, then raise both hands high above your head, as if dangling from monkey bars."
When the Voice awoke and performed the Sky Stretch, its arms reached up through the clouds. Everyone on the island could see them for miles, blocking out a beautiful sunrise.

• Japanese

Script

"ニギリ持ちをした両手を天高く伸ばし、鉄棒をつかむようにかまえるのだ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
神様がお目覚めとともみノビアガリをなさると、両腕は曇を突きぬけ、そのお姿は島のどこからでも拝めたと言います。

Romanization

"Nigiri mochi o shita ryōte o ten takaku nobashi, tetsubō o tsukamu yō ni kamaeru noda."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
Kamisama ga o mezame to tomomi nobiagari o nasaru to, ryōude wa kumo o tsukinuke, sono o sugata wa shima no doko kara demo ogameta to iimasu.

Translation

"Perform a Grip Hold and stretch your hands high into the sky, as if grasping a metal bar."
This is what the Voice has said.
It is said that when the Voice woke up and performed the Sky Stretch, its arms pierced through the clouds, and his figure could be seen from anywhere on the island.

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Sujeta las poserocas y levanta las manos por encima de la cabeza, como si fueras a colgarte de una barra".
La Voz se despertó con un sobresalto e hizo un Manos arriba. Sus brazos atravesaron las mismas nubes. En la isla, todo el mundo se preguntaba qué era lo que no dejaba ver el amanecer...

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Hold the Form Stones and raise your hands above your head, as if you were hanging off of a bar".
The Voice woke up with a start and performed a Sky Stretch. Its arms pierced through the clouds. On the island, everyone wondered what was it that was not letting them see the sunrise...

• Korean

신께서는 이렇게 말씀하셨습니다.
“움켜잡기를 한 양팔을 하늘 높이 뻗어 철봉을 잡는 듯한 자세를 취하거라.”
잠에서 깨어난 신께서 기지개를 켜실 때, 양팔이 구름을 뚫고 나가는 모습을 섬 어디서든 볼 수 있었다고 합니다.

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Microgame	Host(s)
Badger Burrow	Mona	Biggest Fan	Mona
Denied!	Mona	Gold Digger	Mona
Helping Hands	Mona	Seaweedy	Mona
Snowball Fight	Mona	Star Light, Star Bright	Mona
Synchronized Swim	Mona	Throw-In	Mona
Wiper Wave	Mona	Boss: Candle Bear	Mona
Cake Flower (Multiplayer)	Kat & Ana	Paper Mario: The Origami King (Levels 1 & 2)	9-Volt

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ノビアガリ[?] Nobiagari	Stretch and raise
Chinese (simplified)	伸懒腰[?] Shēn lǎnyāo	Stretch
Chinese (traditional)	伸懶腰[?] Shēn lǎnyāo	Stretch
Dutch	Reik omhoog[?]	Reach up
French	Haut les mains[?]	Hands up
German	Hände hoch[?]	Hands up
Italian	Mani al cielo[?]	Hands to the sky
Korean	기지개[?] Gijigae	Stretch
Spanish	Manos arriba[?]	Hands up

Knight

Knight

Oh, I see! (JP·CN) / Fist Tower (KR)

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Perform a Grip Hold with your hands stacked atop one another. Your dominant hand should be on top."
The Voice saw its people were defenseless, so it gave them a sword. After a few mishaps, it also gave them this Form so they knew not to hold the pointy end.

• Japanese

Script

"ニギリ持ちをした両手を身体の前でかさねよ。利き手をうえにするのだ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
木から椰子の実が落ちるところをご覧になった神様は、静かにこのカマエをとり、この世のすべてを理解なさいました。

Romanization

"Nigiri mochi o shita ryōte o karada no mae de kasane yo. Kikite o ue ni suru noda."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
Ki kara yashi no mi ga ochiru tokoro o goran ni natta kamisama wa, shizukani kono kamae o tori, konoyo no subete o rikai nasaimashita.

Translation

"Perform a Grip Hold with your hands in front of your body. Place your dominant hand on top."
This is what the Voice has said.
When the Voice saw a coconut falling from the tree, it quietly performed this Form, making sense of everything in this world.

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Sujeta las poserocas colocando una mano sobre la otra. Pon la mano dominante encima".
La Voz vio que su pueblo estaba indefenso, así que les entregó una espada. Tras una serie de percances, también les entregó esta pose... para que aprendieran a no agarrar la espada por la hoja.

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Hold the Form Stones placing one hand above the other. Put your dominant hand on top".
The Voice saw that its people were defenseless, so it gave them a sword. After a series of mishaps, it also sent them this Form... so that they would learn to not grab the sword by the blade.

• Korean

신께서는 이렇게 말씀하셨습니다.
“움켜잡기를 한 양손을 몸 앞에서 쌓아 올리거라. 주로 쓰는 손이 위에 와야 한다.”
신께서는 혼자 끊임없이 탑을 쌓으시다가 야자열매가 떨어지는 소리를 듣고 정신을 번쩍 차리셨다고 합니다.

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)	Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)
Batter Up	Mona	N/A	De-Stocking	Mona	N/A
I Spyglass	Mona	N/A	Nunchaku Practice	Mona	N/A
Pepper Mill	Mona	N/A	Rainy Day	Mona	N/A
Take the Plunger	Mona	N/A	Well-Done	Mona	N/A
Who Goes There!	Mona	N/A	Cormorant Catch (Multiplayer)	Orbulon	N/A
Crane Catcher	Dribble & Spitz		Slime Science	Dribble & Spitz
Squeeze Play	Dribble & Spitz		Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Level 3)	9-Volt	N/A
Donkey Kong Jr. (Levels 2 & 3)	9-Volt	N/A	Pikmin 2	9-Volt	N/A
Rubber Stamp	Volcano Wario	N/A

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ナルホド[?] Naruhodo	Oh, I see!
Chinese (simplified)	原来如此[?] Yuánláirúcǐ	Oh, I see!
Chinese (traditional)	原來如此[?] Yuánláirúcǐ	Oh, I see!
Dutch	Ridder[?]	Knight
French	Chevalier[?]	Knight
German	Ritterschwert[?]	Knight's sword
Italian	Cavaliere[?]	Horseman/Knight
Korean	주먹 탑 쌓기[?] Jumeok tap ssahgi	Building a fist tower
Spanish (NOA)	Espada[?]	Sword
Spanish (NOE)	Espadachín[?]	Swordsman

Massage

Massage

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Perform a Grip Hold with both hands held straight out in front of you. Your palms should be facing down."
The Voice used this Form to care for those who built its temple. The workers' exhaustion was magically lifted. As a result, the Voice could work them even harder, and the job was done in three days.

• Japanese

Script

"ニギリ持ちをした両手を真っ直ぐ前に突き出せ。手の甲を上にするのだ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
神殿を建設する人々を神様がこのカマエでいたわったところ、人々の疲れはたちまち吹き飛び、神殿はたったの三日で完成したと言われています。

Romanization

"Nigiri mochi o shita ryōte o massugu mae ni tsukidase. Tenokō o ue ni suru noda."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
Shinden o kensetsu suru hitobito o kamisama ga kono kamae de itawatta tokoro, hitobito no tsukare wa tachimachi fukitobi, shinden wa tatta no mikka de kansei shita to iwa rete imasu.

Translation

"Perform a Grip Hold and put your hands straight out in front of you. The backs of your hands should be facing up."
This is what the Voice has said.
It is said that the Voice comforted the people that built its temple with this form, thus their fatigue was immediately washed away, and the temple was completed in just three days.

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Sujeta las poserocas colocando ambas manos delante de ti. Las palmas deben apuntar al suelo".
La Voz se valió de esta pose para cuidar de quienes construyeron su templo. La fatiga de los obreros se esfumó sin más, lo que les permitió continuar trabajando. Tres días bastaron para terminar el templo.

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Hold the Form Stones placing both hands in front of you. Your palms should be pointing towards the floor".
The Voice made use of this Form to take care of those that built its temple. Just like that, the workers' fatigue faded away, and this allowed them to continue working. Three days were enough to finish the temple.

• Korean

신께서는 이렇게 말씀하셨습니다.
“움켜잡기를 한 양팔을 앞으로 쭉 뻗거라. 손등이 위로 와야 한다.”
신전을 건설하던 사람들을 신께서 이 자세로 보살피시자 사람들의 피로가 싹 가셨고, 신전은 3일 만에 완성되었다고 합니다.

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)	Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)
Deep Fryer	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike		Feeding Time	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike
Gacha Now	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike	N/A	Going Swimmingly	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike	N/A
Handcar Escape	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike	N/A	Hunky-Dory	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike	N/A
Light 'Em Up	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike	N/A	Pancake Flip	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike	N/A
Shake Out the Kinks	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike	N/A	Wrung Out	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike	N/A
You've Got Tissues	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike	N/A	Hit the Brake	Dribble & Spitz
Just My Type	Dribble & Spitz		Boss: Rocket Punch	Dribble & Spitz
Mario Pinball Land	9-Volt	N/A	nintendogs + cats	9-Volt	N/A
Junction Jumble	Volcano Wario	N/A	Throw Down	Volcano Wario	N/A

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	カタモミ[?] Katamomi	Shoulder massage
Chinese (simplified)	按摩肩膀[?] Anmó jiānbǎng	Shoulder massage
Chinese (traditional)	按摩肩膀[?] Anmó jiānbǎng	Shoulder massage
Dutch	Massage[?]	-
French	Massage[?]	-
German	Massage[?]	-
Italian	Massaggio[?]	Massage
Korean	마사지[?] Masaji	Massage
Spanish	Masaje[?]	Massage

Big Cheese

Big Cheese

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Perform a Grip Hold with the palms of your hands to your hips, thumbs forward. Then puff out your chest."
This was a Form initially reserved for royals. One day, a king did the Big Cheese in public. It spread quickly amongst the people. And as such, they're all a little cheesy.

• Japanese

Script

"ニギリ持ちをしたまま、手のひらを腰に当て、胸を張れ。親指を前にするのだ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
かつては王族のみに伝わるカマエでしたが、とある王が、うっかり人前でオオイバリしてしまったために、民衆にも広く親しまれるようになりました。

Romanization

"Nigiri mochi o shita mama, tenohira o koshi ni ate, mune o hare. Oyayubi o mae ni suru noda."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
Katsute wa ōzoku nomi ni tsutawaru kamaedeshitaga, to aru ō ga, ukkari hitomae de ooibari shite shimatta tame ni, minshū ni mo hiroku shitashima reru yō ni narimashita.

Translation

"Perform a Grip Hold, then place your palms on your hips, and puff out your chest. Your thumbs should be facing foward."
This is what the Voice has said.
This Form used to be a tradition only for the royal family, but after a certain king accidentally performed it in public, it came to be popular among the people as well.

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Sujeta las poserocas con las palmas de las manos pegadas a la cadera. A continuación, saca el pecho".
En sus tiempos, la pose de Grandeza era exclusiva de la aristocracia. Un día, un rey decidió adoptarla en público... y se convirtió en una auténtica moda. ¡Todo el mundo empezó a usarla!

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Hold the Form Stones with the palms of your hands at your hips. Then, stick out your chest".
Back then, the Big Cheese was exclusively for aristocracy. One day, a king decided to assume it in public... and it became a serious trend. Then everyone started to use it!

• Korean

신께서는 이렇게 말씀하셨습니다.
“움켜잡기를 한 채로 손바닥을 허리에 대고, 가슴을 펴거라. 엄지가 앞으로 와야 한다.”
한때 리더에게만 전해 내려오는 자세였으나 그중 누군가가 사람들 앞에서 실수로 회장님 자세를 보이는 바람에 대중들에게도 친숙해졌습니다.

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Microgame	Host(s)
Comedy of Manners	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike	Get the Ball Rolling	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike
Limbo!	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike	Monkeypult	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike
Needy Needles	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike	Pure Waddle	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike
Security Risk	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike	Tools of the Trade	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike
True Fluff	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike	Boss: Poison Apple	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike
Giant Swing	Volcano Wario

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	オオイバリ[?] Ōibari	Showing off
Chinese	得意洋洋[?] Déyìyángyáng	Smug
Dutch	Imposant[?]	Imposing
French	Petit chef[?]	Little boss
German	Big Boss[?]	-
Italian	Il grande capo[?]	The big boss
Korean	회장님[?] Hoejangnim	The Chairman
Spanish (NOA)	Grandeza[?]	Grandeur
Spanish (NOE)	Gerifalte[?]	Big cheese

Tug-of-War

Tug-of-War

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Perform a Grip Hold with both hands in a straight line in front of your navel. Your dominant hand must be in front."
"One, two, three...pull!"
The Voice taught that everyone must pull their weight. Failure to do so would be over the line.

• Japanese

Script

"ニギリ持ちをした両手を臍の前で一直線に構えよ。利き手を前にするのだ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
「それひけ　やれひけ」
世界を引っ張っていくのは、そう、あなた自身です。

Romanization

"Nigiri mochi o shita ryōte o heso no mae de itchokusen ni kamae yo. Kikite o mae ni suru noda."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
"Sore hike yare hike"
Sekai o hippatte iku no wa, sō, anata jishindesu.

Translation

"Perform a Grip Hold with your hands in a straight line in front of your navel. Your dominant hand should be in front."
This is what the Voice has said.
"One, two, three...pull!"
The one who can pull this world, truly, is you yourself.

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Sujeta las poserocas con ambas manos en línea recta con respecto a tu ombligo. Que tu mano dominante quede adelante".
"Un, dos, tres... ¡Jalen!".
La Voz les enseñó a todos a trabajar codo con codo por el bien común. Quien eludiese su responsabilidad haría caer al resto.

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Hold the Form Stones with both hands in a straight line with respect to your navel. Let your dominant hand stay in front".
"One, two, three... Pull!".
The Voice taught everyone to work elbow and elbow for the greater good. He who escapes his responsibility shall make the rest fall.

• Korean

신께서는 이렇게 말씀하셨습니다.
“움켜잡기를 한 양팔을 배꼽 앞에 일직선으로 가져오거라. 주로 쓰는 손이 앞에 와야 한다.”
「영차! 영차!」
앞으로 세상을 끌어당길 사람은 다름 아닌 당신입니다.

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Microgame	Host(s)
Broom Ride	Ashley & Red	Chop to It	Ashley & Red
Gas Guzzler	Ashley & Red	Last Line of Defense	Ashley & Red
Party Foul	Ashley & Red	Spear Me	Ashley & Red
Squeaky-Clean	Ashley & Red	Take a Stab	Ashley & Red
Thorny Path	Ashley & Red	Watering Can-Do	Ashley & Red
Open Wide (Multiplayer)	Young Cricket & Master Mantis	Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Levels 1 & 2)	9-Volt

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ツナヒキ[?] Tsunahiki	Tug-of-War
Chinese (simplified)	拔河[?] Báhé	Tug-of-War
Chinese (traditional)	拔河[?] Báhé	Tug-of-War
Dutch	Touwtrekken[?]	Tug-of-War
French	Tir à la corde[?]	Tug-of-War
German	Tauziehen[?]	Tug-of-War
Italian	Tiro alla fune[?]	Tug-of-War
Korean	줄다리기[?] Juldarigi	Tug-of-War
Spanish (NOA)	Jala la cuerda[?]	Pull the rope
Spanish (NOE)	Tira y afloja[?]	Tug-of-War

Scales

Scales

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Perform a Grip Hold with both arms outstretched to the sides. Your thumbs must be on top."
The tilt of your body reflects the imbalance in your heart. In order to master the Scales Form, one must empty one's pockets. The smallest piece of lint can lead to disaster.

• Japanese

Script

"ニギリ持ちをしたまま、両腕を左右いっぱいに広げよ。親指を上にするのだ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
身体の傾きは心の乱れ。テンビンを極めるために必要なのは、バランスの良い食事と充分な睡眠です。

Romanization

"Nigiri mochi o shita mama, ryōude o sayū-ippai ni hiroge yo. Oyayubi o ue ni suru noda."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
Karada no katamuki wa kokoro no midare. Tenbin o kiwameru tame ni hitsuyōna no wa, baransu no yoi shokuji to jūbun'na suimindesu.

Translation

"Perform a Grip Hold, then extend your arms to each side. Your thumbs should be facing up."
This is what the Voice has said.
The imbalance in your body is due to confusion in your mind. To master the Scales Form, you need a balanced diet and sufficient sleep.

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Sujeta las poserocas estirando los brazos hacia ambas lados. Los pulgares deben quedar arriba".
La inclinación de tu cuerpo es fiel reflejo del desequilibrio de tu corazón. Para dominar la pose de la Balanza, debes vaciar tus bolsillos. Hasta la más insignificante pelusa puede llevar al desastre.

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Hold the Form Stones with your arms all the way stretched out. Your thumbs should stay up".
The leaning of your body is a faithful reflection of the imbalance of your heart. To dominate the Scales Form, you should empty your pockets. Even the most insignificant piece of lint can lead to disaster.

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)	Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)
Caught in the Act	Ashley & Red	N/A	Crossing Guard	Ashley & Red	N/A
Dress for Success	Ashley & Red	N/A	Harvest Man	Ashley & Red	N/A
Hour Hands	Ashley & Red	N/A	Lock Hands	Ashley & Red	N/A
Panel Expert	Ashley & Red	N/A	Presents of Mine	Ashley & Red
This Side Up	Ashley & Red	N/A	Tilt the Scale	Ashley & Red	N/A
Boss: Flight of Icarus	Ashley & Red	N/A	Shower Defense	Dribble & Spitz
Donkey Kong Jr. (Level 1)	9-Volt	N/A	Wii Play: Motion Pose Mii Plus (Level 2)	9-Volt	N/A
Boss: Super Mario 64 DS	9-Volt	N/A	Pair Pointer	Volcano Wario	N/A
Pin Drop	Volcano Wario	N/A

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	テンビン[?] Tenbin	Balance
Chinese (simplified)	天平[?] Tiānpíng	Balance
Chinese (traditional)	天秤[?] Tiānpíng	Balance
Dutch	Weegschaal[?]	Scale
French	Balance[?]	-
German	Waagschalen[?]	Scales
Italian	Bilancia[?]	Balance
Korean	천칭[?] Cheonching	Balance
Spanish	Balanza[?]	Balance

Lifter

Lifter

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Perform a Grip Hold with both arms held vertically in front of you. Your palms should face your head."
This Form captures the strength of a mighty warrior. The Voice had intended for the barbells to be a loaner. But they worked so well that it was too intimidated to ask for them back.

• Japanese

Script

"ニギリ持ちをしたまま、両腕を身体の前に立て、手の甲を正面に向けるのだ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
屈強な戦士の姿を写しとったと言われるこのカマエ。ここ一番で底力が湧き出るとか、出ないとか。

Romanization

"Nigiri mochi o shita mama, ryōude o karada no mae ni tate, tenokō o shōmen ni mukeru noda."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
Kukkyōna senshi no sugata o utsushi totta to iwa reru kono kamae. Koko ichiban de sokodjikara ga wakideru toka, denai to ka.

Translation

"Perform a Grip Hold, then hold your arms in front of your body, with the backs of your hands facing forward."
This is what the Voice has said.
This Form is said to capture the image of a strong warrior. Sometimes your true potential is unleashed, and yet sometimes it isn't.

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Sujeta las poserocas con los brazos delante de ti y flexionados en vertical. Que las palmas de las manos miren hacia ti".
Esta pose contiene la esencia de un gran guerrero. La Voz entregó la pose junto a unas pesas, a modo de préstamo, a un joven aprendiz. Pero el entrenamiento surtió tal efecto en el muchacho que a la Voz le aterraba pedir que se las devolviese.

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Hold the Form Stones with your arms in front of you and vertically oriented. Let the palms of your hands face you".
This Form contains the essence of a great warrior. The Voice gave the Form alongside some weights as a loan to a young apprentice. But the training had such a great effect on the boy, that the Voice was terrified to ask for them back.

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host	Microgame	Host
Bangs for Nothing	Orbulon	Catch and Release	Orbulon
Hungry Boy	Orbulon	Pull-Up	Orbulon
Speed Bag	Orbulon	The Stalwart Shield	Orbulon
Unchained	Orbulon	Boss: Muscle Road	Orbulon
Punch-Out!!	9-Volt	Fresh Squeezed	Volcano Wario

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ゴウワン[?] Gōwan	Amazing arm strength
Chinese	大力士[?] Dàlìshì	Strong man
Dutch	Krachttoer[?]	Tour de force
French	Gros bras[?]	Strong man
German	Hantelstange[?]	Barbell
Italian	Culturista[?]	Bodybuilder
Korean	파이팅[?] Paiting	Go for it! lit. Fighting
Spanish (NOA)	Pesas[?]	Weights
Spanish (NOE)	Culturista[?]	Bodybuilder

Gift Giver

Gift Giver

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Open both hands, then place your Form Stones in them."
The rocks are cute in the hand, like small pets. But remember this. You, too, are like a small pet to the Voice.

• Japanese

Script

"両手を開いて、その上にカマエ石を乗せるのだ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
手の上の石は愛らしく、まるで小さな生き物のよう。しかし我々もまた、この星に生まれ落ちた小さな存在なのです。

Romanization

"Ryōte o hiraite, sono ue ni kamae ishi o noseru noda."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
Te no ue no ishi wa airashiku, marude chīsana ikimono no yō. Shikashi wareware mo mata, kono hoshi ni umareochita chīsana sonzaina nodesu.

Translation

"Open your hands and place the Form Stones on top of them."
This is what the Voice has said.
The stones in your hands are adorable, like small creatures. However, we are also small beings born on this planet.

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Abre las manos y coloca sobre ellas las poserocas".
La sensación de las piedras sobre la piel es leve, como el pelaje de una diminuta mascota. Pero ten esto siempre presente... Para la Voz, la mascota eres tú.

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Open your hands and place the Form Stones on them".
The sensation of the stones on the skin is light, like the fur of a tiny pet. But always keep this in mind... to the Voice, you're the pet.

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)	Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)
Handful of Sugar	Orbulon	N/A	Lowball Glass	Orbulon	N/A
Teeter Trays	Orbulon	N/A	Toy Handout	Orbulon	N/A
Trick or Treat	Orbulon	N/A	Witch's Brew	Orbulon
Blow It Up	Dribble & Spitz		Call of the Wild	Dribble & Spitz
Phone for You	Dribble & Spitz		Take My Hand	Dribble & Spitz
WarioWare Series	9-Volt	N/A	Rubber Stamp (Multiplayer)	Volcano Wario	N/A

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	リョウテノリ[?] Ryōtenori	Placed in both hands
Chinese	捧在手心[?] Pěng zài shǒuxīn	Holding in both hands
Dutch	Dienblad[?]	Service tray
French	Offrande[?]	Offering
German	Handflächen[?]	Palms
Italian	Offerta[?]	Offering
Korean	올려놓기[?] Ollyeonohgi	Put it on top
Spanish (NOA)	Obsequio[?]	Offering
Spanish (NOE)	Palmas arriba[?]	Palms up

Ba-KAW

Ba-KAW

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Perform a Grip Hold with your dominant hand at your nose and the other at your rear. Your thumbs must be at your nose and rear, with the Form Stones parallel to the ground."
Feathers lookin' sleek
and wind blowin' back my comb.
Cluckin' round the island 'cause
that's all I've ever known. Yeah!

• Japanese

Script

"ニギリ持ちをしたまま、利き手を鼻先に、もう片方の手を尻にかまえよ。親指を鼻や尻に当て、カマエ石を水平に保つのだ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
滑稽な　格好
孤高で　けっこう
島に轟け　コケコッコー

Romanization

"Nigiri mochi o shita mama, kikite o hanasaki ni, mō katahō no te o shiri ni kamae yo. Oyayubi o hana ya shiri ni ate, kamae ishi o suihei ni tamotsu noda."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
Kokkeina kakkō
Kokōde kekkō
Shima ni todoroke kokekokkō

Translation

"Perform a Grip Hold, and place your dominant hand on the tip of your nose and your other hand behind your rear. Place your thumbs on your nose and rear, and keep the Form Stones horizontal."
This is what the Voice has said.
Got a funny look
and quite lonely too
Shoutin' round the island, "Cock-a-doodle-doo!"

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Sujeta las poserocas con tu mano dominante en la nariz y la otra en el trasero. Los pulgares deben estar en nariz y trasero, y las poserocas estar en paralelo al suelo".
El viento peina mi cabeza
y se me eriza la cresta.
Me encanta vivir aquí
Y por eso grito... ¡"quiquiriquí"!

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Hold the Form Stones with your dominant hand on your nose and the other on your rear. Your thumbs should be on your nose and rear, and the Form Stones should be parallel to the floor".
The wind styles my head
And my comb stands on end
I love to live here too
So I go... "cock-a-doodle-do"!

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)	Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)
Cormorant Catch	Orbulon	N/A	Fair-Weather Friend	Orbulon	N/A
Feeling Peckish	Orbulon	N/A	Hold It Together	Orbulon	N/A
Mountain Man	Orbulon	N/A	Shoo, Fly	Orbulon	N/A
Sleight of Hand	Orbulon	N/A	Cavity Grinder	Dribble & Spitz
Super Mario Bros. 3	9-Volt	N/A	The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D	9-Volt	N/A
Wii Play: Motion Pose Mii Plus (Level 1)	9-Volt	N/A	Pin Drop (Multiplayer)	Volcano Wario	N/A
Waste Disposal (Level 3)	Volcano Wario	N/A

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	コケコッコ[?] Kokekokko	Cock-a-doodle-doo
Chinese (simplified)	公鸡喔喔叫[?] Gōngjī wòwò jiào	Rooster's "woh-woh" cry
Chinese (traditional)	公雞咕咕叫[?] Gōngjī gūgū jiào	Rooster's "coo-coo" cry
Dutch	Kip[?]	Chicken
French	Cocorico[?]	Cock-a-doodle-doo
German	Kikeriki[?]	Cock-a-doodle-doo
Italian	Chicchirichì[?]	Cock-a-doodle-doo
Korean	꼬끼오[?] Kkokkio	Cock-a-doodle-doo
Spanish	Quiquiriquí[?]	Cock-a-doodle-doo

At Attention

At Attention

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Perform a Grip Hold with both arms held straight down."
Do not underestimate the simpler Forms. Your mind and body must always be ready, for at any moment you may be called upon to accomplish the inexplicable.

• Japanese

Script

"ニギリ持ちをしたまま、両腕をまっすぐ下ろすのだ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
簡単なカマエと侮るなかれ。次の瞬間にどんな行動にも移れるよう、心と身体をしなやかに保つことが求められます。

Romanization

"Nigiri mochi o shita mama, ryōude o massugu orosu noda."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
Kantan'na kamae to anadoru nakare. Tsugi no shunkan ni don'na kōdō ni mo utsureru yō, kokoro to karada o shinayaka ni tamotsu koto ga motome raremasu.

Translation

"Perform a Grip Hold and keep your arms straight down."
This is what the Voice has said.
Do not underestimate the simplicity of this Form. You must keep your mind and body attent so that you can take action at the next moment.

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Sujeta las poserocas con los brazos pegados al cuerpo".
Nunca subestimes las poses más simples. Cuerpo y mente han de estar siempre listos, pues en cualquier momento se les podría necesitar para llevar a cabo lo inexplicable.

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Hold the Form Stones with your arms attached to your body".
Never underestimate the simpler Forms. Body and mind must always be ready, because in any moment they could be needed to accomplish the inexplainable.

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Microgame	Host(s)
Bomb Disposal	Kat & Ana	Curling Champ	Kat & Ana
Feeling Crumby	Kat & Ana	Obedience School	Kat & Ana
Rocky Road	Kat & Ana	Taxi! Taxi!	Kat & Ana
Wriggle Out	Kat & Ana	Boss: Uniform Distribution	Kat & Ana
Dial-a-Flex	Volcano Wario	Boss: Super Wario Dance Company	Volcano Wario

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	キヲツケ[?] Ki o tsuke	Pay attention
Chinese	立正站好[?] Lìzhèng zhàn hǎo	Stand at attention
Dutch	Kaarsrecht[?]	Perfectly straight
French	Garde-à-vous[?]	At attention
German	Kerzengerade[?]	Bolt upright
Italian	Sull'attenti[?]	At attention
Korean	바로서기[?] Baroseogi	Stand straight
Spanish	Firme[?]	Steady

Fashionista

Fashionista

Ninja (East Asia)

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Perform a Grip Hold with your dominant hand over your shoulder, thumb facing down. The other hand's palm is at your waist. Its thumb should face forward."
This Form is very popular...and flattering. The Voice was not immune to its charms and would often show off this Form from several angles, asking which was its good side.

• Japanese

Script

"ニギリ持ちをしたまま、利き手を肩のうえにかまえ、もう片方の手のひらを腰に当てよ。利き手は親指をしたにするのだ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
その姿形から人気の高いカマエです。神様もその魅力に取り憑かれ、このカマエをしたまま、夜ごと民家の屋根の上を駆け回るっていたといいます。

Romanization

"Nigiri mochi o shita mama, kikite o kata no ue ni kamae, mō katahō no tenohira o koshi ni ate yo. Kikite wa oyayubi o shita ni suru noda."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
Sono sugatakatachi kara ninki no takai kamae desu. Kamisama mo sono miryoku ni tori tsukare, kono kamae o shita mama, yogoto minka no yane no ue o kakemawaatte ita to īmasu.

Translation

"Perform a Grip Hold, then place your dominant hand over your shoulder and the other hand on your hip. Your dominant hand's thumb should face down."
This is what the Voice has said.
This Form is popular due to its appearance. Even the Voice was fascinated by its charm, for every night it would run across the roofs of the people's homes while performing this Form.

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Sujeta las poserocas con tu mano dominante sobre el hombro y el pulgar hacia abajo. Coloca la otra mano sobre la cintura, con el pulgar hacia adelante".
Esta pose es tan popular como atractiva. La Voz no supo resistirse a sus encantos y a menudo se adoptaba en distintos ángulos, preguntándose cuál era el más favorecedor.

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Hold the Form Stones with your dominant hand above your shoulder and have your thumb facing downward. Place your other hand on your waist, with your thumb facing forward".
This Form is just as popular as it is attractive. The Voice couldn't resist its charms and would often perform it in different angles, wondering which one was the most flattering.

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Microgame	Host(s)
Cowboy Up	Kat & Ana	Great Cleave	Kat & Ana
Magical Form, Go!	Kat & Ana	Shell Shine	Kat & Ana
Snake Smack	Kat & Ana	The Cat's Meow	Kat & Ana
Dr. Mario	9-Volt	Mario Bros.	9-Volt
Ring Fit Adventure	9-Volt	Camera Ready	Volcano Wario

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ニンジャ[?] Ninja	Ninja
Chinese (simplified)	忍者[?] Rěnzhě	Ninja
Chinese (traditional)	忍者[?] Rěnzhě	Ninja
Dutch	Topmodel[?]	Supermodel
French	Top model[?]	Supermodel
German	Supermodel[?]	-
Italian	Top model[?]	Supermodel
Korean	닌자[?] Ninja	Ninja
Spanish (NOA)	Fashionista[?]	-
Spanish (NOE)	Supermodelo[?]	Supermodel

Hand Model

Hand Model

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Let go of the left Form Stone. Hold the right Form Stone in your left hand. Capture your right hand in the Gesture Window. The Form Stone strap should be on the bottom."
Feeling useless and adrift, the left Form Stone stood awkwardly by. Eventually, the island winds carried it off.

• Japanese

Script

"左のカマエ石から手を離し、右のカマエ石を左手でつまむのだ。紐がピンと張るまで引っ張って、写し窓で右手を捉えよ。紐がカマエ石の下側から出るようにかまえるのだ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
役目のない左の石は、ただ島の風に吹かれています。

Romanization

"Hidari no kamae ishi kara te o hanashi, migi no kamae ishi o hidarite de tsumamu noda. Himo ga pin to haru made hippatte, utsushi mado de migite o torae yo. Himo ga kamae ishi no shitagawa kara deru yō ni kamaeru noda."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
Yakume no nai hidari no ishi wa, tada shima no kazenifukarete imasu.

Translation

"Release your hand from the left Form Stone and hold the right Form Stone with your left hand. Pull the string until it is tight, and capture your right hand through the Gesture Window. The string should be at the bottom of the Form Stone."
This is what the Voice has said.
Serving no other purpose, the left stone was blown away by the winds of the island.

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Suelta la poseroca izquierda. Sostén la derecha en la mano izquierda. Alinea la mano derecha con el ojo de la poseroca. Deja la correa de la poseroca derecha hacia abajo".
La pobre poseroca izquierda no sabía qué hacer. Se sentía inútil y fuera de lugar. Con el tiempo, los vientos de la isla terminaron arrastrándola muy lejos...

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Let go of the left Form Stone. Hold the right one in your left hand. Align your right hand with the eye of the Form Stone. Leave the right Form Stone's strap down".
The poor left Form Stone didn't know what to do. It felt useless and out of place. With time, the winds of the island ended up blowing it somewhere very far...

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)	Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)
A Swing at Love	Kat & Ana		Cake Flower	Kat & Ana	N/A
Deep Focus	Kat & Ana	N/A	Glove Bite	Kat & Ana	N/A
Put a Lid on It	Kat & Ana	N/A	Safe Snacker	Kat & Ana	N/A
Screwed Tight	Kat & Ana	N/A	Fire Emblem Engage	9-Volt	N/A
Party of ?	Volcano Wario	N/A	Puppet Patter	Volcano Wario	N/A
Rock Paper Scissors	Volcano Wario	N/A

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ミギテウツシ[?] Migite Utsushi	Right-hand copy
Chinese (simplified)	拍摄右手[?] Pāishè yòushǒu	Recorded right hand
Chinese (traditional)	拍攝右手[?] Pāishè yòushǒu	Recorded right hand
Dutch	Handfiguur[?]	Hand figure
French	Main filmée[?]	Recorded hand
German	Hand im Blick[?]	Hand in sight
Italian	Mani-chino[?]	From "mani" (hands) and "manichino" (mannequin)
Korean	오른손 동작[?] Oleunson dongjag	Right hand action
Spanish (NOA)	Mano modelo[?]	Model hand
Spanish (NOE)	Mano títere[?]	Puppet hand

Crocodile

Crocodile

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Perform a Grip Hold with palms together and arms held straight out. Your dominant hand should be on top."
Your hands should rest lightly atop each other. We do this out of the solidarity with the island crocodiles, which have unusually weak jaws.

• Japanese

Script

"ニギリ持ちをしたまま、手のひらを合わせ、まっすぐ前に突き出せ。利き手を上にするのだ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
ふたつの手はふんわりと重ねましょう。この島のクロコダイルは、顎の力が弱いのです。

Romanization

"Nigiri mochi o shita mama, tenohira o awase, massugu mae ni tsukidase. Kikite o ue ni suru noda."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
Futatsu no te wa funwari to kasanemashou. Kono shima no kurokodairu wa, ago no chikara ga yowai nodesu.

Translation

"Perform a Grip Hold, then place your palms together and hold them straight out in front of you. Your dominant hand should be on top."
This is what the Voice has said.
Lay your hands loosely on top of each other. The crocodiles on this island have weak jaws.

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Sujeta las poserocas juntando las palmas y con los brazos estirados. Que tu mano dominante quede arriba".
El contacto entre tus manos debe ser leve por solidaridad con los cocodrilos de la isla, que tienen unas mandíbulas muy débiles.

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Hold the Form Stones with your palms together and your arms stretched. Let your dominant hand remain up".
The contact between your hands should be light for solidarity with the crocodiles of the island, which have very weak jaws.

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Microgame	Host(s)
Dinner Is Served	Young Cricket & Master Mantis	Having a Ball	Young Cricket & Master Mantis
Lather Round	Young Cricket & Master Mantis	More or Less	Young Cricket & Master Mantis
Open Wide	Young Cricket & Master Mantis	Power Struggle	Young Cricket & Master Mantis
Press the Advantage	Young Cricket & Master Mantis	Scroll with It	Young Cricket & Master Mantis
Shear Madness	Young Cricket & Master Mantis	Shock Jockey	Young Cricket & Master Mantis
The Big Moment	Young Cricket & Master Mantis	Boss: Cut of the Profit	Young Cricket & Master Mantis
Wii Play: Motion Pose Mii Plus (Level 3)	9-Volt	Match Cut (Multiplayer)	Volcano Wario
Plain Dealer	Volcano Wario

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	クロコダイル[?] Kurokodairu	Crocodile
Chinese (simplified)	鳄鱼[?] Èyú	Crocodile
Chinese (traditional)	鱷魚[?] Èyú	Crocodile
Dutch	Krokodil[?]	Crocodile
French	Crocodile[?]	-
German	Krokodil[?]	Crocodile
Italian	Coccodrillo[?]	Crocodile
Korean	악어[?] Ageo	Crocodile
Spanish	Cocodrilo[?]	Crocodile

Squat

Squat

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Perform a Grip Hold with your palms at your thighs. Spread your legs and lower your hips. Keep your hands on your thighs without letting go."
Once, when the Voice was angered, it held this Form for three full days. In doing so, the Voice's wrath subsided. What was left behind is the origin of the phrase "mountain pass."

• Japanese

Script

"ニギリ持ちをしたまま、手のひらを腿の中央に当て、足を開いて腰を落とせ。足を動かすときは、両手を腿にピタリとつけ、決して離してはならぬ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
神様が大変お怒りになられたとき、三日三晩この姿勢を保つことで怒りをお鎮めになり、その場所に島で最初の山が生まれたということです。

Romanization

"Nigiri mochi o shita mama, tenohira o momo no chūō ni ate, ashi o hiraite koshi o otose. Ashi o ugokasu toki wa, ryōte o momo ni pitari to tsuke, kesshite hanashite wa naranu."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
Kamisama ga taihen oikari ni nara reta toki, mikkamiban kono shisei o tamotsu koto de ikari o o shizume ni nari, sono basho ni shima de saisho no yama ga umareta to iu kotodesu.

Translation

"Perform a Grip Hold, then place your palms on the center of your thighs, spread your legs apart, and lower your hips. When moving your legs, keep your hands firmly on your thighs and never let go."
This is what the Voice has said.
It is said that when the Voice became angry, he calmed his anger by maintaining this Form for three days and three nights, and the first mountain on the island was born in that place.

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Sujeta las poserocas con las palmas sobre los muslos. Separa las piernas y baja la cadera. No quites las manos de los muslos en ningún momento".
Una vez, la Voz se enfureció mucho y decidió adoptar esta pose tres días enteros. De este modo, su ira se aplacó. Cuenta la leyenda que fue así como se formó la primera montaña.

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Hold the Form Stones with your palms on your thighs. Separate your legs and lower your hips. Never remove your hands from your thighs".
Once, the Voice became very furious and decided to hold this Form for three whole days. That way, its anger died down. Legend has it that this is how the first mountain formed.

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Microgame	Host(s)
Buttograph	Young Cricket & Master Mantis	Catching Hands	Young Cricket & Master Mantis
Hop for Home	Young Cricket & Master Mantis	Stamp Rally	Young Cricket & Master Mantis
Suit Up	Young Cricket & Master Mantis	Sumo Says	Young Cricket & Master Mantis
Tap Routine	Young Cricket & Master Mantis	Thigh Fishing	Young Cricket & Master Mantis
Water Hazards	Young Cricket & Master Mantis	Balloon Buster	Volcano Wario
Garlic Grab	Volcano Wario	Waste Disposal (Levels 1 & 2)	Volcano Wario

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	シコフミ[?] Shikofumi	Sumo wrestler's stance
Chinese (simplified)	蹲马步[?] Dūn mǎbù	Horse stance squat
Chinese (traditional)	蹲馬步[?] Dūn mǎbù	Horse stance squat
Dutch	Sumo[?]	-
French	Sumo[?]	-
German	Hocke[?]	Squat
Italian	Sumo[?]	-
Korean	천하장사[?] Cheonhajangsa	Best ssireum wrestler
Spanish	Sumo[?]	-

Archer

Archer

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Perform a Grip Hold with your dominant hand's palm on your chest. Hold the other arm straight out. Turn your chest to the side, as if you're drawing a bowstring."
"Father, the hunt went so well today!"
"Yes. It's lucky for us that we've practiced the Archer form."
Parent and child returned to their home as the skies above practiced Sunset Form.

• Japanese

Script

"ニギリ持ちをしたまま、利き手のてのひらを胸につけ、もう片方の手を真っ直ぐ前に突き出せ。弓を引くときのように身体を正面を横にするのだ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
「おとうさん、きょうも　かりが　うまくいったね！」
「アーチャーのカマエで　練習したおかげだな」
家路につく親子を、暖かな夕日が見守りっています。

Romanization

"Nigiri mochi o shita mama, kikite note no hi-ra o mune ni tsuke, mō katahō no te o massugu mae ni tsukidase. Yumi o hiku toki no yō ni karada o shōmen o yoko ni suru noda."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
"Otōsan, kyō mo kari ga umaku itta ne!"
"Āchā no kamae de renshū shita okageda na"
Ieji ni tsuku oyako o, atatakana yūhi ga mimamori tte imasu.

Translation

"Perform a Grip Hold, then place the palm of your dominant hand on your chest and hold your other hand straight out in front of you. You should act like you are drawing a bowstring in front of you."
This is what the Voice has said.
"Father, today's hunt went well!"
"It was because we practiced the Archer Form."
Parent and child headed home while the warm sunset watched over them.

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Sujeta las poserocas con la palma de tu mano dominante en el pecho. Estira bien el otro brazo. Gira el pecho hacia un lado, como si estuvieras tensando un arco".
"¡Fue un gran día de caza, papá!".
"Cierto, la pose de Arco y flecha nos ayudó muchísimo".
Padre e hijo regresaron felices a casa, mientras el cielo adoptaba la pose del Ocaso.

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Hold the Form Stones with the palm of your dominant hand on your chest. Stretch your other arm out. Turn your chest to the side, as if you were drawing a bowstring".
"It was a great hunting day, dad!".
"Yes, the Archer Form helped us a great amount".
Parent and child returned home happy, while the sky assumed the Sunset Form.

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)	Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)
Ballroom Dancing	Jimmy T	N/A	Falconer	Jimmy T	N/A
Finishing Blow	Jimmy T	N/A	Reel It In	Jimmy T	N/A
Selfie Slick	Jimmy T	N/A	Service with a Smile	Jimmy T	N/A
Sink the Shot	Jimmy T	N/A	Air Guitarist	Dribble & Spitz
Apple Blaster	Dribble & Spitz		Metroid Dread	9-Volt	N/A
Fishin' Hole	Volcano Wario

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	アーチャー[?] Āchā	Archer
Chinese (simplified)	射箭[?] Shèjiàn	Archery
Chinese (traditional)	射箭[?] Shèjiàn	Archery
Dutch	Boogschutter[?]	Archer
French	Archer[?]	-
German	Bogenschütze[?]	Archer
Italian	Arciere[?]	Archer
Korean	양궁[?] Yanggung	Archery
Spanish (NOA)	Arco y flecha[?]	Bow and arrow
Spanish (NOE)	Arquero[?]	Archer

Lovestruck

Lovestruck

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Perform a Grip Hold with your palms at your cheeks. Pull in your arms with thumbs facing upwards. Keep your hands at your cheeks, and don't let them slip."
The Voice fell deeply in love, resulting in the dawn of this Form. It turned out to be more of a short-lived crush, but the name stuck.

• Japanese

Script

"ニギリ持ちをしたまま、両方の手のひらを頬に当てよ。脇を締め、親指を上にするのだ。顔を動かすときは、両手を頬にピタリとつけ、決して離してはならぬ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
恋に身を焦がした神様によって生み出されたカマエですが、その恋は、はかなく散ったと伝わっています。

Romanization

"Nigiri mochi o shita mama, ryōhō no tenohira o hoho ni ate yo. Waki o shime, oyayubi o ue ni suru noda. Kao o ugokasu toki wa, ryōte o hoho ni pitari to tsuke, kesshite hanashite wa naranu."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
"Koi ni mi o kogashita kamisama ni yotte umidasa reta kamaedesuga, sono koi wa, hakanaku chitta to tsutawatte imasu.

Translation

"Perform a Grip Hold, then place the palms of your hands on your cheeks. Tighten your sides, and place your thumbs on top. When moving your head, keep your hands firmly on your cheeks, and never let go."
This is what the Voice has said.
The Voice created this Form when it was madly in love, but it is said that its love was fleeting and dissipated.

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Sujeta las poserocas con las manos en las mejillas. Pon los brazos rectos y los pulgares mirando hacia arriba. No separes las manos de las mejillas y procura que no se resbalen".
La Voz estaba profundamente enamorada, y del fruto de su amor nació esta pose. El idilio resultó efímero, pero la pose quedó para siempre.

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Hold the Form Stones with your hands at your cheeks. Have your arms straight and your thumbs facing up. Don't take your hands away from your cheeks and make sure they don't slip".
The Voice was deeply in love, and with the fruit of its love came the birth of this Form. The attraction ended up being short-lived, but the Form remained forever.

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host	Glyph (if applicable)	Microgame	Host	Glyph (if applicable)
Blowing Kisses	Jimmy T	N/A	Chow Down	Jimmy T	N/A
Cutout Cutups	Jimmy T	N/A	Easy Breezy	Jimmy T	N/A
Sound Decision	Jimmy T	N/A	Spirit Sense	Jimmy T	N/A
When Our Eyes Meet	Jimmy T	N/A	Ultra Scope	9-Volt
Laser Gazer	Volcano Wario	N/A	Match Cut	Volcano Wario	N/A

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	トキメキ[?] Tokimeki	Heartthrobbing
Chinese (simplified)	怦然心动[?] Pēngrán xīndòng	Palpitating
Chinese (traditional)	怦然心動[?] Pēngrán xīndòng	Palpitating
Dutch	Zwijmelen[?]	To swoon
French	Émoi[?]	Excitement
German	Schwärmerei[?]	Enthusiasm
Italian	Guanciotte[?]	Cheeks
Korean	두근두근[?] Dugeundugeun	Pit-a-pat
Spanish (NOA)	Mejillas[?]	Cheeks
Spanish (NOE)	Emoción[?]	Emotion

Pounce

Pounce

In-game text

• English

The Voice from above speaks:
"Place the Form Stones on a flat surface. You don't need to crouch. The front sides should face up. Do not remove the straps."
See the Form Stones enjoying a respite from human hands. Little do they know that the silent calm is about to be broken by the people's revels.

• Japanese

Script

"カマエ石を平らなところに並べて置け。表を上にし、紐は外してはならぬ。"
と神様はおっしゃいました。
人の手を離れ、たたずむカマエ石。その静けさを楽しむ時間こそ、現代を我々に必要なのではないでしょうか。

Romanization

"Kamae ishi o tairana tokoro ni nabete oke. Omote wo ue ni shi, himo wa hazushite wa naranu."
To kamisama wa osshaimashita.
"Hito no te o hanare, tatazumu kamae ishi. Sono shizukesa o tanoshimu jikan koso, gendai o wareware ni hitsuyōna node wanaideshou ka.

Translation

"Place the Form Stones side by side on a flat surface. Keep them face up, and do not remove the strings."
This is what the Voice has said.
The Form Stones stay untouched by humans. Everyone believes this enjoyment of tranquility is required in this current time.

• Spanish (NOA)

La Voz celestial anuncia:
"Coloca las poserocas sobre una superficie plana. No es necesario que te agaches. La parte frontal de las poserocas debe mirar hacia arriba. No les quites las correas".
Las poserocas descansan plácidamente, libres por un rato de las manos humanas. No saben que solo es la calma que precede a la tormenta: alguien anda al acecho y está a punto de intervenir...

Translation

The heavenly Voice announces:
"Place the Form Stones on a flat surface. You don't have to crouch. The Form Stones must have their front sides facing up. Don't remove their straps".
The Form Stones rest peacefully, free from human hands for short period. They don't know that it's just the calm before the storm: someone is lying in wait and is about to come out...

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)	Microgame	Host(s)	Glyph (if applicable)
Bed or Breakfast	Jimmy T	N/A	Don't Get Spotted	Jimmy T	N/A
Escape Artist	Jimmy T	N/A	Memory Match	Jimmy T	N/A
Oscilloscope	Jimmy T	N/A	You Dropped This?	Jimmy T	N/A
Boss: Griddlebot	Jimmy T	N/A	Plugging the Leaks	Dribble & Spitz
Hogan's Alley	9-Volt	N/A

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ソナエモノ[?] Sonaemono	Offering
Chinese	供奉[?] Gòngfèng	To consecrate
Dutch	Besluipen[?]	To sneak up
French	À plat[?]	Flat
German	Ablegen[?]	To take off
Italian	In agguato[?]	Lying in wait
Korean	내려놓기[?] Naeryeonohgi	Putting down
Spanish	Al acecho[?]	Lying in wait

Glyphs

Trust Tether Sign

Trust Tether Sign

In-game text

• English

When this glyph appears, be ready to drop your Form Stone. Ensure the strap is attached, and muster the courage to let go.
But be sure you see the glyph first. If the Voice has not revealed one, then never drop your Form Stone.

• Japanese

Script

この印が現れたら、踊りの最中にカマエ石を落とす心構えをしましょう。ここぞというところで、思い切って手を離すのです。
ただしこの印は特別なもの。印のない踊りでは、カマエ石を落としてはなりません。

Romanization

Kono shirushi ga arawaretara, odori no saichū ni kamae ishi o otosu kokorogamae o shimashou. Koko zo to iu tokoro de, omoikitte te o hanasu nodesu.
Tadashi kono shirushi wa tokubetsuna mono. Shirushi no nai odoride wa, kamae ishi o otoshite wa narimasen.

Translation

When this sign appears, be prepared to drop the Form Stones during the dance. At the right time, take the plunge and let go.
However, this sign is special. If it does not appear, do not drop the Form Stones.

• Spanish (NOA)

Cuando veas este símbolo, prepárate para soltar las poserocas. Asegúrate de que las correas estén enganchadas, ármate de valor y déjalas caer.
Pero no lo hagas si no ves el símbolo. Si la Voz no lo ha revelado, no las sueltes jamás.

Translation

When you see this symbol, prepare yourself to let go of the Form Stones. Make sure that the straps are secured, work up the courage and let them fall.
But don't do it if you don't see the symbol. If the Voice hasn't revealed it, don't ever let go of them.

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Form(s)	Microgame	Host(s)	Form(s)
Deep Fryer	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike	Massage	Feeding Time	Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike	Massage
Presents of Mine	Ashley & Red	Scales (Single-player) Choo Choo (Multiplayer)	Witch's Brew	Orbulon	Gift Giver
A Swing at Love	Kat & Ana	Hand Model	Fishin' Hole	Volcano Wario	Archer

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	テバナシの印しるし[?] Tebanashi no shirushi	Release sign
Chinese (simplified)	放手的印记[?] Fàngshǒu de yìnjì	Let-go stamp
Chinese (traditional)	放手的印記[?] Fàngshǒu de yìnjì	Let-go stamp
Dutch	Loslaatteken[?]	Let-go sign
French	Icône de lâchage[?]	Release icon
German	Loslassen-Symbol[?]	Let-go Symbol
Italian	Lascia penzolare[?]	Let it dangle
Korean	손 놓기 표시[?] Son nohgi pyosi	Hand release sign
Spanish (NOA)	Control colgante[?]	Dangling controller
Spanish (NOE)	Mando colgante[?]	Dangling controller

Button Sign

Button Sign

In-game text

• English

When this glyph appears, press buttons on your Form Stone.
The Form Stone has many buttons. Which of them should you press? Only your heart can tell you that.

• Japanese

Script

この印が現れたら、踊りの最中にカマエ石のボタンを押しましょう。
たくさんのボタンを持つカマエ石。どこボタンを押すべきか、あなたのセンスが問われます。

Romanization

Kono shirushi ga arawaretara, odori no saichū ni kamae ishi no botan o oshimashou.
Takusan no botan o motsu kamae ishi. Doko botan o osubeki ka, anata no sensu ga towa remasu.

Translation

When this sign appears, press the buttons on the Form Stones during the dance.
There are many buttons on the Form Stones. Your sense of where to press the button will be tested.

• Spanish (NOA)

Cuando veas este símbolo, oprime los botones de las poserocas.
Las poserocas tienen muchos botones. ¿Cuáles debes oprimir? Tu corazón te lo indicará.

Translation

When you see this symbol, press the buttons of the Form Stones.
The Form Stones have a lot of buttons. Which ones should you press? Your heart will reveal it to you.

Microgames and hosts

Microgame	Host(s)	Form	Microgame	Host(s)	Form
Gotcha!	Dribble & Spitz	Choo Choo	Insecticide	Dribble & Spitz	Choo Choo
Keeping Count	Dribble & Spitz	Choo Choo	Pincer Attack	Dribble & Spitz	Choo Choo
The Write Way	Dribble & Spitz	Choo Choo	Window Washer	Dribble & Spitz	Choo Choo
Crane Catcher	Dribble & Spitz	Knight	Slime Science	Dribble & Spitz	Knight
Squeeze Play	Dribble & Spitz	Knight	Hit the Brake	Dribble & Spitz	Massage
Just My Type	Dribble & Spitz	Massage	Boss: Rocket Punch	Dribble & Spitz	Massage
Shower Defense	Dribble & Spitz	Scales	Blow It Up	Dribble & Spitz	Gift Giver
Call of the Wild	Dribble & Spitz	Gift Giver	Phone for You	Dribble & Spitz	Gift Giver
Take My Hand	Dribble & Spitz	Gift Giver	Cavity Grinder	Dribble & Spitz	Ba-KAW
Air Guitarist	Dribble & Spitz	Archer	Apple Blaster	Dribble & Spitz	Archer
Plugging the Leaks	Dribble & Spitz	Pounce	Pilotwings	9-Volt	Choo Choo
Ultra Scope	9-Volt	Lovestruck

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ボタンの印しるし[?] Botan no shirushi	Button sign
Chinese (simplified)	按键的印记[?] Ànjiàn de yìnjì	Buttonpress stamp
Chinese (traditional)	按鍵的印記[?] Ànjiàn de yìnjì	Buttonpress stamp
Dutch	Knoppenteken[?]	Button sign
French	Icône de boutons[?]	Button icon
German	Knöpfe-Symbol[?]	Button Symbol
Italian	Pulsanti[?]	Buttons
Korean	버튼 표시[?] Beoteun pyosi	Button sign
Spanish (NOA)	Botón[?]	Button
Spanish (NOE)	Botones[?]	Buttons

Gallery

Characters

• 

  Wario holding the Form Stones

• 

  Wario performing Choo Choo

• 

  Mona performing Sky Stretch

• 

  Dr. Crygor performing Big Cheese

• 

  Penny performing Massage

• 

  Mike performing Massage

• 

  Ashley performing Tug-of-War

• 

  Red performing Scales

• 

  Orbulon performing Gift Giver

• 

  Kat performing Fashionista

• 

  Ana performing Fashionista

• 

  Young Cricket performing Crocodile

• 

  Master Mantis performing Squat

• 

  Jimmy T performing Lovestruck

• 

  Dribble performing Knight

• 

  Spitz performing Archer

• 

  9-Volt performing Lifter

• 

  18-Volt performing Ba-KAW

• 

  5-Volt performing Pounce

• 

  The Form Stone God golden statue

Cutscenes

• 

  A mural depicting the Voice giving the Form Stones to humanity

• 

  The Form Stones presented to WarioWare, Inc.

• 

  The Form Stones' close-up

• 

  Wario unimpressed with the Form Stones

• 

  Wario throwing the Form Stones away

• 

  The Form Stones hitting a parrot

• 

  Wario landing near the shrine with the Form Stones

• 

  Wario accepting the Form Stones

Title cards

• 

  "Stone-Cold Welcome" (Wario)

• 

  "Mermaid Meet and Greet" (Mona)

• 

  "A Curious Case of Cave Art" (Dr. Crygor, Penny & Mike)

• 

  "Caveat Imptor" (Ashley & Red)

• 

  "Sweet Dreams, Sweeter Fruit" (Orbulon)

• 

  "The Grand Parfait Adventure" (Kat & Ana)

• 

  "Battle on Flashfreeze Cape!" (Young Cricket & Master Mantis)

• 

  "Surfin' Surprise" (Jimmy T)

• 

  "Makin' Waves" (Dribble & Spitz)

• 

  "Quest in the Dark" (9-Volt, 18-Volt & 5-Volt)

• 

  "Lava at First Sight" (Volcano Wario)

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	カマエ石[?] Kamae Ishi	Posture Stone
Chinese (simplified)	架势石[?] Jiàshì Shí	Posture Stone
Chinese (traditional)	架勢石[?] Jiàshì Shí	Posture Stone
Dutch	Vormstenen[?]	Form Stones
French	Posolithes[?]	From "pose" and "-lithe" ("-lith", Greek suffix for naming rocks)
German	Haltungssteine[?]	Posture Stones
Italian	Pietreposa[?]	Pose Stones
Korean	자세의 돌[?] Jase-ui dol	Stone of pose
Spanish (NOA)	Poserocas[?]	Pose Stones
Spanish (NOE)	Posilitos[?]	From "pose" and "-lito" ("-lith", Greek suffix for naming rocks)

Trivia

• The Form Stones make a cameo appearance on all tetrominoes in the 37th Maximus Cup in Tetris 99.