Coin (Wario Land 4)

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"Gold Coin" redirects here. For the golden coins that appear in Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins, see Golden Coin. For the golden coins found throughout the Mario franchise, see Coin.
"10 Coin" redirects here. For the coins from other Wario games and several Mario games, see 10 Gold Coin. For the Red Coins known as "10 Coins" in Mario Hoops 3-on-3, see Red Coin § Mario Hoops 3-on-3.

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Wario with an open jewel piece box and a Gold Coin in the Palm Tree Paradise level.
A 500 Coin from a Jewel Piece Box

Four different kinds of coins can be found in the Game Boy Advance game Wario Land 4. If Wario opens a Jewel Piece Box, a Gold Coin will appear along with collecting a Jewel Piece. They can also be obtained from a Heart Box and a CD case. Wario can also retrieve Gold Coins by destroying a Pinball Block. Silver Coins can be obtained by defeating powerful enemies. Other, less valuable coins (like the Bronze Coin and Small Coin) can be obtained by defeating minor enemies and breaking blocks. Coins can also be obtained from a Money Flower. The blue and red coins that sit unmoving in the air are called Blue Crystals and Red Crystals. All coins collected are put to the side after completing a level and can be spent later in the Mini-Game Shop, where Wario can play one of three minigames. If he gets a certain score in any minigame, he will be awarded a medal, which can be used to purchase items from the Item Shop to assist him in defeating a boss.

Types of Coins

The types of coins found in the game are:

  • Small Coin[1] (worth 10 points)
  • Bronze Coin[1] (worth 50 points)
  • Silver Coin[1] (worth 100 points)
  • Gold Coin[1] (worth 500 points)
  • Blue Crystal[1] (worth 10 points)
  • Red Crystal[1] (worth 100 points)

There is also a Diamond, which is not a coin but worth noting for it is worth 1000 coins.

Gallery

Names in other languages

Small Coin

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese スモールコイン[2]
Sumōru Koin
Small Coin
Spanish Moneda pequeña[3] Small coin

Bronze Coin

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ブロンズコイン[2]
Buronzu Koin
Bronze Coin
Spanish Moneda de bronce[3] Bronze coin

Silver Coin

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese シルバーコイン[2]
Shirubā Koin
Silver Coin
Spanish Moneda de plata[3] Silver coin

Gold Coin

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ゴールドコイン[2]
Gōrdo Koin
Gold Coin
Spanish Moneda de oro[3] Gold coin

Blue Crystal

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ブルークリスタル[2]
Burū Kurisutaru
Blue Crystal
Spanish Zafiro[3] Sapphire

Red Crystal

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese レッドクリスタル[2]
Reddo Kurisutaru
Red Crystal
Spanish Rubí[3] Ruby

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f Wario Land 4 American instruction booklet, page 27.
  2. ^ a b c d e f Wario Land Advance: Yōki no Otakara Japanese instruction booklet, page 23.
  3. ^ a b c d e f Wario Land 4 3DS Ambassador Program digital manual, page 11.