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|type = Tutorial | |type = Tutorial | ||
|info = ''"In this game, you poke a ladybug and make it run away."''(Tutorial) | |info = ''"In this game, you poke a ladybug and make it run away."'' (Tutorial) | ||
''"Get that lazy ladybug moving!"''(Game) | ''"Get that lazy ladybug moving!"'' (Game) | ||
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'''Ladybug''' (known as '''Ladybird''' in | '''Ladybug''' (known as '''Ladybird''' in the British English version) is the first [[microgame]] the player makes in ''[[WarioWare: D.I.Y.]]'' in the D.I.Y. 101 section of the game. [[Penny]] and [[Wario]] teach the player the fundamentals of making a microgame with this game first. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
The | The player has to tap the ladybug with a stylus to make it move, resulting in a win. If the player fails to tap the ladybug, they fail. | ||
==Lesson== | ==Lesson== | ||
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*'''Step 1:''' ''How do you make games?'' | *'''Step 1:''' ''How do you make games?'' | ||
**Penny explains the foundation of microgames: first comes the background, then the objects, then the music, and finally the AI. | **Penny explains the foundation of microgames: first comes the background, then the objects, then the music, and finally the AI (Action Instructions). | ||
*'''Step 2:''' ''Drawing the background!'' | *'''Step 2:''' ''Drawing the background!'' | ||
** Penny teaches the player how to make the background. In ''Ladybug'', the background consists of grass, rocks, and shrubs. The player is taught how to use pre-made palettes and stamps to accomplish this. | ** Penny teaches the player how to make the background. In ''Ladybug'', the background consists of grass, rocks, and shrubs. The player is taught how to use pre-made palettes and stamps to accomplish this. | ||
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*'''Step 6:''' ''Winning the game!'' | *'''Step 6:''' ''Winning the game!'' | ||
** The player learns how to set win conditions for their games. | ** The player learns how to set win conditions for their games. | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
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|JapR=Tentō mushi-san | |JapR=Tentō mushi-san | ||
|JapM=Mr. Ladybug}} | |JapM=Mr. Ladybug}} | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Balloon POP!]] | *[[Balloon POP!]] | ||
Revision as of 16:14, August 14, 2018
Template:Minigame-infobox Ladybug (known as Ladybird in the British English version) is the first microgame the player makes in WarioWare: D.I.Y. in the D.I.Y. 101 section of the game. Penny and Wario teach the player the fundamentals of making a microgame with this game first.
Gameplay
The player has to tap the ladybug with a stylus to make it move, resulting in a win. If the player fails to tap the ladybug, they fail.
Lesson
The lesson consists of 6 steps:
- Step 1: How do you make games?
- Penny explains the foundation of microgames: first comes the background, then the objects, then the music, and finally the AI (Action Instructions).
- Step 2: Drawing the background!
- Penny teaches the player how to make the background. In Ladybug, the background consists of grass, rocks, and shrubs. The player is taught how to use pre-made palettes and stamps to accomplish this.
- Step 3: Drawing an object!
- The player is taught how to draw objects and their cels, creating art.
- Step 4: Making music!
- The player is taught how to make music and create notes.
- Step 5: Getting that bug moving!
- Penny teaches the player how to assign AI to the ladybug to make it so that when tapped, it will move.
- Step 6: Winning the game!
- The player learns how to set win conditions for their games.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | てんとうむしさん[?] Tentō mushi-san |
Mr. Ladybug |
