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Revision as of 10:48, February 5, 2024
| The Write Way | |
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| Appears in | WarioWare: Move It! |
| Type | Dribble & Spitz |
| Command(s) | Click out! |
| Info | "My party trick is drawing with both hands at once! The mechanical pencil's lead won't come out unless you click it a few times, but the pen point goes in and out every time you click it. Since I use both, sometimes it makes my head spin." |
| Controls |  / – Click left pen/pencil
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| Form(s) | Choo Choo, Button Sign |
The Write Way is one of Dribble & Spitz's microgames in WarioWare: Move It! Its name is a pun on the phrase "the right way."
Gameplay
The player must click out the point of a pen or the lead of a mechanical pencil so they can draw a sketch with both. The pen point will go in and out with one click, while the pencil lead requires several clicks to come out and can fall out if clicked too many times. The player is successful as long as both writing utensils are ready to draw as time runs out.
- Level 1: The player uses a blue pen and a red pen. If successful, the player draws two chipmunks whose tails are curled into the shape of a heart.
- Level 2: The player uses two mechanical pencils. If successful, the player draws two flamingoes whose heads and necks are curled into a heart.
- Level 3: The player uses a red or blue pen and a mechanical pencil. If successful, the player draws two elephants whose trunks are curled into a heart.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ボールペンとシャープペン[?] Bōrupen to Shāpupen |
Ball-point pen and mechanical pencil | |
| French | Doubles mines[?] | Double leads | |
| Korean | 볼펜과 샤프[?] Bolpengwa Syapeu |
Ball-point pen and mechanical pencil | |
| Spanish | Saca la punta[?] | ? |
