Sal Out

Sal Out seen on Wario's TV in Game & Wario.

Sal Out is a human character who appeared in WarioWare: Twisted! and WarioWare: Touched!. She is a singer who reached high popularity in Diamond City. Beyond that, not much else is known about her. Her name is a pun on "sell out".

Appearances

WarioWare: Twisted!

Sal Out cheering.

During her first appearance, Sal Out sung the song for the Mona Pizza commercial, accompanied by comments of Manager Joe. For unknown reason, The Dinosaurs from the rival company Pizza Dinosaur sung in the latter part. Sal Out was briefly displayed in Mona's story on a large projection screen near a street Mona drove along. Additionally, the people who ordered the pizza Mona had to deliver watched Sal Out on television.

The whole song is heard during Mona's stage, only interrupted by the boss stage "Skyway Highway" and the proximate Souvenir scene, then it repeats again. Sal Out is seen between the microgames. By winning a game, she cheers, but by losing, she falls on her face as the song she sings distorts a little.

The song can be obtained as a souvenir, too. However, Mona's instead of Sal Out's face is printed on the record's cover.

WarioWare: Touched!

In WarioWare: Touched!, Sal Out reached the fifth place of Diamond City's music charts according to the television show "Ear Candy". This time, she performed together with the karaoke robot Mike who sung his theme song, Sal Out only had a small part at the song's beginning, though. While only a very small potion of the song was heard during "Ear Candy" in Mona's story, the whole song was played as the background music in the first segment of Mike's story.

Like in the previous game, a Mona Pizza souvenir with the Mona Pizza song can be unlocked again in WarioWare: Touched!. It can be unlocked by playing the game with WarioWare: Twisted! in the Game Boy Advance slot of the Nintendo DS. A video was added to the song where Sal Out is sometimes seen, but it's mainly focused on Mona and The Dinosaurs.

Game & Wario

Sal Out makes a brief appearence in the opening cinematic of Game & Wario along with her three background singers, the Chorus Kids from the Rhythm Paradise series.