Biggest Fan (WarioWare: Smooth Moves)
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Gameplay
The player uses the "Remote Control" form and has to rapidly shake the Wii Remote as a fan to blow away miniature Warios and later Wario piloting a giant Wario robot. If the Tiny Wario or Robo-Wario attacks the fan, the player loses. The player wins if everything is blown away. In later levels, the giant robot will protect itself if blown at, so the player must wait until it lifts its arm to strike the fan to blow it away.
In the Japanese version, the fan has the kanji「祭」(matsuri) printed on it, which means "festival". In the international versions, the fan has a bird on it.
- 1st level difficulty: One group of tiny Warios, and one black-colored robot which has to be blown off once to fall.
- 2nd level difficulty: Two groups of tiny Warios, and one yellow-colored robot which has to be blown twice to fall and can protect itself from wind gusts.
- 3rd level difficulty: Three groups of tiny Warios, and one red-colored robot which has to be blown thrice to fall and can reflect wind gusts. The player loses if the robot reflects too many wind gusts.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Korean | 무적 부채[?] Mujeok Buchae |
Invincible Fan | |
| Spanish | Cambio de aires[?] | Winds of change |
