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'''Battle Rings''' are small fighting arenas that [[Wario]] encountered during the events of ''[[Wario World]]''. | '''Battle Rings''' are small fighting arenas that [[Wario]] encountered during the events of ''[[Wario World]]''. | ||
Upon entering a Battle Ring, which was always circular in design, a forcefield surrounded it, forcing Wario to fight. Sixty seconds were put on the clock, and various enemies from the area would ambush the anti-hero. Wario had to use his various moves to survive. Some [[Columns]] would always be in Battle Rings to help Wario. After the sixty-second time limit was up, a [[Wooden Chest]] would appear, containing some [[Coin]]s. The more enemies Wario could defeat in sixty seconds, the more Coins he would receive. Wario would then be allowed to continue on his journey. | Upon entering a Battle Ring, which was always circular in design, a forcefield surrounded it, forcing Wario to fight. Sixty seconds were put on the clock, and various enemies from the area would ambush the anti-hero. Wario had to use his various moves to survive. Some [[Columns|Column]] would always be in Battle Rings to help Wario. After the sixty-second time limit was up, a [[Wooden Chest]] would appear, containing some [[Coin]]s. The more enemies Wario could defeat in sixty seconds, the more Coins he would receive. Wario would then be allowed to continue on his journey. | ||
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File:Wario World Battle Ring.jpg
A Battle Ring in Wario World
Battle Rings are small fighting arenas that Wario encountered during the events of Wario World.
Upon entering a Battle Ring, which was always circular in design, a forcefield surrounded it, forcing Wario to fight. Sixty seconds were put on the clock, and various enemies from the area would ambush the anti-hero. Wario had to use his various moves to survive. Some Column would always be in Battle Rings to help Wario. After the sixty-second time limit was up, a Wooden Chest would appear, containing some Coins. The more enemies Wario could defeat in sixty seconds, the more Coins he would receive. Wario would then be allowed to continue on his journey.
