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*[[Orbulon]] can use his [[Oinker]]'s tractor beam to light up the stars. | |||
*[[9-Volt]] must time his attacks on the stars, making him a below-average fit. | |||
*Because teleportation is the only way for her to move and to light up the stars, [[5-Volt]] is a below-average fit. | |||
*[[Pyoro]] is a below-average fit due to his diagonal attack, making it difficult to light up the stars at the same time. | |||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
Revision as of 00:12, July 7, 2024
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| Appears in | WarioWare: Get It Together! |
| Type | Intro Games |
| Command(s) | Light up! |
| Info | "Those stars are so dull and boring! Touch them, and they'll not only shine like gold, they'll light up a whole constellation. Eh, if you're into pretty stuff, you'll probably like it." |
| Points to clear | 30 |
Seeing Stars is one of the microgames in Wario's Intro Games level in WarioWare: Get It Together!
Gameplay
The object of this microgame is to touch each star that appears to light it up. Lighting up every star in time reveals a Wario-themed constellation in the night sky.
- Level 1: The player must light up three or five stars. In single player, the possible constellations are Wario with a bow and arrow (Sagittarius), Wario sleeping on a lion's back (Leo), and a bag of golden coins with Wario's nose and mustache (Orion). In multiplayer, the possible constellations are a jar of water with a "W" and handles resembling Wario's mustache (Aquarius), Wario's nose and mustache as a weighing scale (Libra), and Wario as a scorpion (Scorpio).
- Level 2: The player must light up four or seven stars. In single player, the possible constellations are Wario being attacked by a snake (Ophiuchus) and Wario on a floating tube chased by a shark (Pisces). In multiplayer, the possible constellations are a sheep using Wario's nose as wool (Aries), a crab with a body resembling garlic (Cancer), and a woman with Wario's nose and mustache (Virgo).
- Level 3: The player must light up five or nine stars. In single player, the possible constellations are a jar of water with a "W" and handles resembling Wario's mustache (Aquarius) and Wario's nose and mustache as a weighing scale (Libra). In multiplayer, the possible constellations are Wario as a goat (Capricorn), two Wario heads (Gemini), and three bulls with Wario's nose and his biker helmet (Taurus).
If two players are utilized for this microgame, five, seven, and nine stars appear during each level respectively. Due to this, different constellations appear. If the players win, the player that lights up more stars gets an effort point or, in the case of Rising Star, a star.
Mission
- Penny's a Star! (one player only): As Penny, the player must light up at least 48 stars in total by physically touching them before they reach a Game Over in the Play-o-pedia.
Suitability
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- Orbulon can use his Oinker's tractor beam to light up the stars.
- 9-Volt must time his attacks on the stars, making him a below-average fit.
- Because teleportation is the only way for her to move and to light up the stars, 5-Volt is a below-average fit.
- Pyoro is a below-average fit due to his diagonal attack, making it difficult to light up the stars at the same time.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ほしつなぎ[?] Hoshi Tsunagi |
Star Connect | |
| Dutch | Sterrenhemel[?] | Starry Sky | |
| French | Ciel étoilé[?] | Starry sky | |
| German | Sternstunde[?] | Great Moment (lit. "Star Hour) | |
| Italian | Cielo stellato[?] | Starry sky | |
| Korean | 별자리[?] Byeoljari |
Constellation | |
| Russian | Астрономия[?] Astronomiya |
Astronomy | |
| Spanish | Noche estelar[?] | Stellar night |
