On the Edge

On the Edge
WarioWare: Smooth Moves WarioWare Gold
Type	Kat & Ana (Smooth Moves) Orbulon (Gold)
Command(s)	Trace!
Info	"Sometimes the key to success is coloring inside the lines. Or, you know, just tracing the line." (Smooth Moves) "You must trace the line and cut out the resulting shape. Eee he he! What a mysterious quest!" (Gold)
Controls	– Trace (Gold)
Form(s)	"The Sketch Artist" (Smooth Moves)
Points to clear	15 (Gold)

On the Edge is one of Kat & Ana’s Microgames in WarioWare: Smooth Moves. It returns in WarioWare Gold as one of Orbulon's microgames.

Gameplay

The player must trace the dark outer lines of a shape. Some of the tracing will already be done, indicated in yellow.

WarioWare: Smooth Moves

• 1st level difficulty: The shapes appearing in this level are simple. They include a circle, which becomes a plate of breakfast that reveals a person underneath, a square, which becomes a ? Block, and a triangle, which becomes Mount Fuji.
• 2nd level difficulty: The shapes are slightly more complex than in the first level, but there is less to trace. Shapes include a heart, which becomes a pink heart with a face or the Yoga Man from the WarioWare: Twisted! souvenir of the same name, a fish, which becomes a blimp or a fish, and a mushroom, which becomes a mushroom from the Super Mario series or a man's face with a chick in his hair.
• 3rd level difficulty: The shapes in this level are the same ones from level 2, but the amount of tracing required is larger.

WarioWare Gold

• 1st level difficulty: The shapes are simple. They can be a square, which becomes a treasure chest, a circle (which becomes a light that abducts a cow), and a triangle, which becomes a pyramid.
• 2nd level difficulty: The shapes are slightly more complex. They can be a semi-oval, which becomes a door, a hexagon with two long sides (which becomes a vampire's coffin), and a crescent, which becomes a boomerang.
• 3rd level difficulty: The shapes are much more complex. They can be a cloud (which becomes a rain cloud that revives a wilted flower), a broken oval (which becomes a dinosaur's egg), and a cone, which becomes a rocket.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	カタヌキ[?] Katanuki	Shape-Cutting
French	Trace ta voie[?]	Trace your way
Italian	Sul limitare[?]	On the edge