Feeling Peckish

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Feeling Peckish
Feeling Peckish
Appears in WarioWare: Move It!
Type Orbulon
Command(s) Peck!
Info "It's the devouring hour! Lance bugs with your beak to snap them up. Don't forget about the ones crawling below the surface!" (1 player)
"Lance bugs with your beak for a hearty meal. Work with your partner across from you so that no squiggling morsel escapes. Don't forget about the ones squirming under the surface!" (2 players)
Controls Joy-Con
Form(s) "Ba-KAW"

Feeling Peckish is one of Orbulon's microgames in WarioWare: Move It!

Gameplay[edit]

The player controls a bird and has to peck and catch the worm. If successful, the bird eats the worm and the microgame is won.

  • Level 1: The bird is a chicken, and the worm doesn't move and is usually near the center. Once the microgame is won, the bird will look up, and sway around from left to right.
  • Level 2: The bird is a chick, and the worm moves underground and usually surfaces near one of the edges. Once the microgame is won, the bird will bounce.
  • Level 3: The bird is a crow, and the worm moves underground for a long time and usually surfaces near one of the edges. Once the microgame is won, the bird will look down, and sway its body in a circular motion.

In multiplayer, each player controls a bird facing each other. There are two worms, with one worm hidden behind the grass where one player can reach it while the other cannot.

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ついばみバード[?]
Tsuibami Bādo
Pecking bird
Chinese (simplified) 啄食鸟[?]
Zhuó shí niǎo
Pecking bird
Chinese (traditional) 啄食鳥[?]
Zhuó shí niǎo
Pecking bird
French Picoti picota[?] A childish expression based on the French word picorer (pecking)
Korean 새 부리 콕콕[?]
Sae Buri Kok-kok
Bird beak pecking
Spanish A picotazos[?] By pecking