Blow Your Horn

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Blow Your Horn
Blow Your Horn
Appears in WarioWare: Get It Together!
Type Culture
Command(s) Push it out!
Info "My, my! What a large horn this is! And there's something wedged inside. Push it out, human. Let Orbulon take a look."
Points to clear 25

Blow Your Horn is one of the microgames in Orbulon's Culture in WarioWare: Get It Together!

Gameplay[edit]

The player must push an object out of an alpenhorn. This can be done by either pushing the object from outside the horn out either end, or entering the bell of the horn and pushing it out the mouthpiece.

  • Level 1: The object is small (a wedge of Swiss cheese or a bread roll) and easy to push out.
  • Level 2: The object is medium-sized (a bottle of milk or a sausage) and slightly harder to push out.
  • Level 3: The object is large (a cow or Switzerland) and very hard to push out.

If two players are utilized for this microgame, the player that pushed the object more before it gets out of the horn receives an effort point.

Suitability[edit]

Good Fit
Good Fit icon from WarioWare: Get It Together!
Above-Average Fit icon from WarioWare: Get It Together!
Young CricketDr. CrygorOrbulon5-VoltRed (WarioWare series)Master MantisLulu
Average Fit icon from WarioWare: Get It Together!
WarioMonaDribble & SpitzJimmy TAshley
Below-Average Fit icon from WarioWare: Get It Together!
18-Volt9-VoltMikeKat & AnaPyoro
Bad Fit
Bad Fit icon from WarioWare: Get It Together!
Penny
  • The water from Penny's Jet Tank One is insufficient at removing the object, so she must use her body instead, which is more difficult than other characters due to her unusual movement.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese アルプホルン[?]
Arupu Horun
Alpine Horn
Chinese (simplified) 阿尔卑斯长号[?]
Ā'ěrbēisī cháng hào
Alphorn
Chinese (traditional) 阿爾卑斯長號[?]
Ā'ěrbēisī cháng hào
Alphorn
French Cor étranger[?] Stranger horn (Pun with "Cor" meaning horn and the expression "Corps étranger" used when an unusual object has entered the human body)
German Alphorn[?] -
Italian Corno alpino[?] Alpine horn
Korean 알펜호른[?]
Alpenhoreun
Alpenhorn
Spanish Trompa alpina[?] Alpine horn