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Revision as of 23:36, February 24, 2022

Template:Character-infobox Ruffington is a dog that appears in WarioWare Gold. He lives in Crystal Park, where he has animal friends. He often appears alongside Lulu.

History

In her second cutscene, Lulu is seen sitting on a bench in Crystal Park eating a large amount of food, preparing for her face-off. Ruffington appears and looks at her. Lulu asks if he is hungry, to which Ruffington responds by barking. He then sits on the bench with her, and Lulu says that he is a good boy. Lulu and Ruffington are later seen sleeping on the bench together.

In her third and final cutscene, Lulu and Ruffington are shown still asleep on the bench. Lulu wakes up, and, upon discovering what time it is, runs away, then runs back to thank Ruffington for cuddling with her. Ruffington then barks.

In the game’s epilogue clip, Ruffington is seen floating toward Luxeville with Lulu, who is returning the Pot of Luxeville. He barks during the descent, and appears alongside Lulu when she faints.

In WarioWare: Get It Together!, Ruffington makes a small appearance. He gets abducted alongside Ms. Munchly by Orbulon. He also appears in two of the pictures in Lulu's gallery.

Profiles

WarioWare Gold character cards

  • Rank CThis too-cute dog makes his home at Crystal Park. The poor thing got separated from his friends.
  • Rank BRuffington has plenty of company with other animals at Crystal Park. Surprisingly rare ones too!
  • Rank AHis favorite place in Diamond City is a bench by a clock. Ruffington won't just let anyone sit there with him.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ワンのすけ[?]
Wannosuke
From「ワンコ」(wanko, doggy) and masculine name ending「之助」(-nosuke)
French Ouafifi[?] ?
Italian Bricio[?] Maybe from "Briciola" (crumb)
Spanish (NOA) Rufo[?] ?