Wario's Woods (location)

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This article is about the location. For the NES game that this location appears in, see Wario's Woods (Nintendo Entertainment System). For the SNES game that this location appears in, see Wario's Woods (Super Nintendo Entertainment System).
Wario's Woods
A scene showing the control of Wario over the Peaceful Woods.
First appearance Wario's Woods (1994)
Ruler Wario (temporarily)
Inhabitants Sprites and various creatures

Wario's Woods (formerly known as the Peaceful Woods) is the location of where the events of the game Wario's Woods take place. It was inhabited by the Sprites peacefully until Wario had manipulated and gained control of the woods through his mysterious powers, then he sent out the woods' monsters (imprisoned by the curse he put over them) to overrun the forest. Toad, along with Birdo and the Sprites, ventured into Wario's Woods on a journey to restore peace there. After passing through countless areas and fighting several of Wario's monsters and mini-bosses along the way, Toad and the others reach the end of Wario's Woods, where they meet Wario. A final battle for the woods initiates between Toad and Wario. After being thwarted, Wario is chased out of the woods by Toad. Peace is restored to the woods, including Wario's monsters, which awoke from the nightmare that Wario placed on them.

Wario's Woods has a few differences in the Super Nintendo Entertainment System version. The woods has a meadow that is the setting of the majority of Vs. Com mode, has Wario's face cut out in its grass. The posing of this face appears to be based on Template:Media link from Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins. The woods are both the first and last areas seen in Round Game mode and the only setting of VS Com mode. The ending instead shows Toad destroying Wario Castle with a single bomb.

The inhabitants of the woods appear in neither version of Wario's Woods, although the Super Nintendo Entertainment System version implies that the creatures were made into Wario's monsters.

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese 平和へいわもり[?]
Heiwa no Mori
Peaceful Woods
ワリオのもり[?]
Wario no Mori
Wario's Woods
Italian Boschi Pacifici; Boschi di Wario[1]
Foresta[2]
Regno della Foresta quieta[3][4]
Peaceful Woods; Wario's Woods
Forest
Kingdom of the quiet Forest

References

  1. ^ Wario's Woods (NES) Italian booklet; pag. 13
  2. ^ Back of Italian SNES boxes, where there are descriptions of other SNES games: "Questa volta tocca a Toad difendere la foresta!"
  3. ^ Nintendo.it description
  4. ^ Nintendo Entertainment System - Nintendo Switch Online - Il Regno della Foresta quieta era un luogo sicuro per le creature buone…