WarioWare: Get It Together!

WarioWare: Get It Together!
North American box art For alternate box art, see the game's gallery.
Developer	Intelligent Systems
Publisher	Nintendo
Platform(s)	Nintendo Switch
Release date	Template:Release
Language(s)	English (United Kingdom) English (United States) French (France) French (Canada) German Spanish (Spain) Spanish (Latin America) Italian Dutch Russian Japanese Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Korean
Genre	Action
Rating(s)	ESRB: - Everyone 10+ PEGI: - Seven years and older CERO: - All ages ACB: - Parental Guidance USK: - Six years and older ClassInd: - General audience SMECCV: - Twelve years and older RARS: - Six years and older GRAC: - All ages GSRR: - Six years and older FPB: - Thirteen years and older Gmedia: - Seven years and older NMC: - Seven years and older
Format	Nintendo Switch: Game Card Digital download
Input	Nintendo Switch: Joy-Con Joy-Con (horizontal) Nintendo Switch Pro Controller Nintendo GameCube Controller
Serial code(s)	Template:Serials

WarioWare: Get It Together! is the eleventh installment in the WarioWare series, released worldwide on September 10, 2021 for Nintendo Switch. As in previous WarioWare games, the main gameplay involves the player playing various microgames in succession, though in this game, the player controls one of the various characters from the series within the microgames, with each character possessing a unique trait and ability, allowing the player to approach and complete microgames in different ways. Another feature new to the series is the ability to play microgames in simultaneous multiplayer. Over 200 microgames appear in the game. Before the release of the full game, a free demo of the game was released on the Nintendo eShop on August 19, 2021.

Story

Wario and his employees at WarioWare, Inc.

The story begins in Diamond City, where crowds of people are lining up to purchase a new game titled Super Pyoro. Meanwhile, Wario and his employees at WarioWare, Inc. have just completed the development of their own game. When Wario tries to play it, however, the game does not work as expected, causing him to throw it in the air in frustration. After he does so, a mouth appears on the screen and pulls Wario and his crew into the system, turning them into miniature versions of themselves and trapping them inside.

Inside the game, the crew members find that they now have special abilities or items that they can use to help them. However, they also encounter game bugs, which corrupt the game's levels. Wario must progress through the levels and complete them to defeat the game bugs and recruit his employees, who assist him in his journey.

Wario's employees mad at Wario

After the crew defeats the Mega Bug, the final and most powerful game bug, they encounter the Supreme Developer, who reveals that he was the one who brought them into the game so that they could defeat the game bugs, and he opens a portal through which the crew escapes the game, inviting them to come back and play at any time. After they return, Wario's employees wonder where the game bugs came from. Wario reveals that they were a result of his bad programming and neglect to correct it, much to the anger of his employees, who proceed to chase him around. However, they stop chasing him when he realizes that three crew members, namely Red, Master Mantis, and Lulu, are still stuck inside the game. At this, they head back into the game, but shortly afterward, a mysterious object glides across the game screen.

The crew realizing some members were left behind in the game

Back in the game, the crew encounters the Supreme Developer again, who states that their missing friends have been captured but that it is not the work of the game bugs. The crew progresses through a series of three skyscrapers, rescuing Red in the first, Master Mantis in the second, and Lulu in the third, all of whom were kidnapped by a giant flying entity, which the crew pursues up each of the skyscrapers using an elevator; each time, they see it fly out of a window and leave behind a piece of treasure, much to Wario's glee. The final time this happens, a note is also left which dares the crew to combine the three treasures into one. Wario agrees to this dare, but the crew fails to come up with a method of combining the objects.

Dr. Crygor decides to phone his granddaughter Penny to see if she can help. Penny receives the call while she is testing the Jet Tank One, a water blaster she invented, which she uses as a jet pack to fly. Agreeing to help, she flies into the WarioWare, Inc. building and into the game, where she combines the treasures into a Golden Watering Can. She then uses the water from the Jet Tank One in tandem with the can to grow a giant beanstalk; however, the can vanishes afterwards, upsetting Wario. The crew then climbs the beanstalk and, after finding nothing for a long time, they eventually encounter the mysterious object and face off against it in a final battle. After they defeat it, it reveals itself to be Pyoro, who went from his own game into Wario's to have fun. Wario then complains about having ended up without any treasure, to which Master Mantis says, "Treasure not the gold but the journey it inspired."

Modes

Story

“This is where Wario and his crew begin their journey. Play through various levels to continue their adventure.”

—In-game description

Story mode is the main mode of the game. The player progresses through various levels on a world map, each containing a set of microgames. There are twelve levels in the main story, including ten levels with their own unique, themed set of microgames and hosted by the characters, and two remix levels that compile microgames from previous levels, as well as five bonus levels available after beating the final level. This mode can be played with one or two players and is required to unlock additional characters and modes.

Each character-hosted level represents a level created by the WarioWare, Inc. employees for their game and features its own story, but has been corrupted by a game bug. After the boss microgame is completed and the level is cleared, the game bug is eliminated and the player can then choose to replay the level to achieve a high score. The player receives 1,000 coins upon clearing a level for the first time.

On most levels, the player is required to assemble a crew of characters that they have already unlocked, with the size of the crew increasing as they progress further into the game. On the first playthrough, any characters introduced within a level must always be part of the player's crew, and they will always be used when playing the boss microgame. After beating Showdown for the first time, the option to use all the characters in the crew becomes available for previous levels.

Levels

Level/host Crew size	Description	Unlock criteria
Intro Games Wario 3 or all	"Huh?! Where are we? How did we get here? Where's the bathroom? Ah, forget it. Let's get moving!" (First description) "It's me, Wario! My Intro Games level is finally bug-free—good job, me! You can play a bunch of simple games here. They'll keep coming as long as you don't mess up, so aim for a new high score! WA HA HA!" (Second description)	Available from the start
	Story: While Wario sits at his house playing a video game, a giant Wario nose from space hurtles towards the earth and destroys his house. As Wario falls down the resulting crater, still holding his game, he yells for it to start.
That's Life Mona 3 or all	"Mona made these games! What did she call them? "That's Life" games? Her life must be weirder than I thought! WA HA HA!" (First description) "Ciao! It's me, Mona! We sure swept that game bug under the rug, didn't we? My flying scooter makes quick work of challenges like that! My level is That's Life, where everyday events become fun games! Give it your best!" (Second description)	Clear Intro Games (10 points)
	Story: Mona leaves her house on her scooter while her pets stay home and she tells them to behave. Soon after she leaves, the pets make a mess in the house, which Mona finds when she returns home in the evening. She disciplines them with her boomerang and angrily makes them clean it up. The next day, Mona leaves her pets at home again and finds on her return that they have made a mess once again, to her dismay.
Fantasy Dribble & Spitz 3 or all	"So this is the Fantasy level, huh? I think Dribble and Spitz made this one. Look at all the weird things in here... Wizards? Dragons? How exciting! Lets go get 'em!" (First description) "Welcome aboard, Mac! Dribble here. Spitz and I are still takin' fares. Our level is full of Fantasy stuff. We've got everything from magic to dragons in here! Strap yourself in—we're taking the scenic route to a new high score!" (Second description)	Clear That's Life (15 points)
	Story: Dribble & Spitz travel through space in their taxi while transporting alien passengers across different planets in an "Outta This World Tour".
High Tech Dr. Crygor 3 or all	"This is Crygor's level, and it's super-duper High Tech! He made a bunch of games with gadgets and doohickeys that are on the cutting edge - so stay sharp in there! WA HA HA!" (First description) "It is me, Dr. Crygor, the genius scientist! My level is finally back to normal... Urk! Pity, then, that my stomach is full of aches! I made some High Tech games for you. I must head to the restroom rather immediately, so here—try to beat my futuristic games! Just don't break them. Urk!" (Second description)	Clear That's Life (15 points)
	Story: In Dr. Crygor's Top Secret Factory, Dr. Crygor, Mike, and Doris 1 test out Flatterbots, robots designed to applaud anyone performing an activity. While they react appropriately to Doris 1's cleaning and Mike's singing, they show no reaction to Dr. Crygor's dancing, who deems the test a failure.
Nintendo Classics 9-Volt 3 or all	"Ooh! This is the Nintendo Classics level that 9-Volt made! It's full of fun goodies, from retro toys to the latest games. Hurry up and lose already - it's my turn to play next!" (First description) "I'm 9-Volt! Exterminating that game bug was fun. Fixing our own game from the inside is awesome! My level's all about Nintendo Classics. I've gathered my all-time favorite Nintendo stuff, from retro toys to the latest games! Play 'em over and over until you own the high score!" (Second description)	Clear That's Life (15 points)
	Story: 9-Volt skates home with his pet Fronk while accompanied by 18-Volt and 13-Amp, who wave him goodbye when he arrives. That night, after 5-Volt turns out the lights when 9-Volt and Fronk are asleep, they immediately wake up to play their Epic Augmented Reality Game. After Fronk noisily jumps in excitement, 5-Volt approaches the bedroom door and opens it to check on them, who pretend to be asleep. As soon as 5-Volt leaves, 9-Volt turns on the game.
Remix 3 or all	"We've made it pretty far! Hm? What's this? Remix? Does this mean... it has all the games we've played so far?! Only one way to find out! WA HA!" (First description) "My name is Mike, and this rattly mine cart is making my bottom hurt. An odd complaint, since I can fly here. This is a Remix level. You'll play a mix of That's Life, Fantasy, High Tech, and Nintendo Classics games here." (Second description)	Clear Fantasy, High Tech, and Nintendo Classics (15 points)
	The intermission stage consists of a ride on a mine cart leading to the second half of the map. The lives are represented by throttles. When the player encounters a microgame, the cart enters a tunnel with its threshold decorated by elements from previous intermission stages. If the player wins, stars appear. If the player loses, the stage darkens and the mine cart malfunctions. When the player encounters the boss, the tunnel has a pink threshold. The boss microgames are always played on Level 3 difficulty and cycle between Super Mario World, Ride the Line, Poseidon, and Delivery Center.
Nature Kat & Ana 4 or all	"This level was made by those itty-bitty ninjas, Kat and Ana! What was their theme again? Nature? That means lots of ferocious animals... Don't mess up, or you might get eaten! WA HA HA!" (First description) "It's Kat! My sister Ana and I have squashed that game bug, but we can't let our guard down. We made a bunch of Nature games. They're full of insects! And flowers! And kitties! You know, nature stuff! Maybe those wild animals will let us pet them if we get a high score..." (Second description)	Clear Remix (17 points)
	Story: A ninja named Leo arrives at a town called Sleepytown Village and casts a puppetry ninja spell on the animals, which cause trouble to the village residents. Kat & Ana then arrive, cast a sleeping spell on one of the animals, and confront Leo, who summons the animals against them.
Sports Jimmy T 4 or all	"This is the Sports level that Jimmy T made! It smells like it has a bunch of sports-themed games, like basketball or whatever. Sweaty gym socks... How wonderful! WA HA HA!" (First description) "Alright! It's your main man, Jimmy T! That naughty game bug was cuttin' a rug in my games, but my killer dance moves squashed him good. My level is all about Sports. Aim for the high score, and leave some sweat sparkling on the dance floor! Yeah!" (Second description)	Clear Nature (15 points)
	Story: Jimmy T performs weight training exercises with Lulu, Young Cricket, Master Mantis, and Joe. At Feelin' Groovy Fitness, a nightclub where performers perform aerobics, Joe performs a routine in front of the Club Goers to a tepid reaction. Jimmy T then comes on stage and performs a more lively, disco routine with the others joining in, which draws cheers from the audience.
Food Ashley 4 or all	"WA HA! We've arrived at Ashley's Food level! That witchy little girl can really put a meal away. I've seen her wolf down ice cream, fried rice, pickled herring- GAH! Now I'm hungry! And jealous! ARRRGH!" (First description) "I'm Ashley. I was having a good time knocking that game bug around, but that's over now. Sigh. I'll have to practice my magic so I can summon one on my own time. My level is themed around Food...but you can't actually eat it. Ugh, now I'm hungry again." (Second description)	Clear Nature (15 points)
	Story: At Ashley's Mansion, Ashley & Red sit at the dining table starving, which causes Ashley to hallucinate and imagine Red's head as a burger. When mandrakes break into the mansion, Ashley casts spells that transform them into food, creating dinner for herself and Red.
Culture Orbulon 4 or all	"Orbulon made a level based on Culture! Sounds like you can play games about world history and- ZZZ! Oops! I fell asleep mid-sentence! That's how boring I find CULTURE and HISTORY! Nyeh! But we've got a game bug to delete, so... in we go!" (First description) "Orbulon here! I've placed the game bug in my collection. Now I can safely explore this wild game world! My level is a lesson in Culture. I've done a lot of 'research' in Earthling culture and history. You can 'play' my 'games' as much as you 'like,' oh yes!" (Second description)	Clear Nature (15 points)
	Story: Orbulon broadcasts a travel show named "Around the World with Orbulon", in which he visits different parts of the world including Goro Desert, Takechiko City, and Ohlaka Island and absorbs their landmarks and cultural items with his Oinker, which he intends to give to his friends as souvenirs.
Remix 2.0 4 or all	"We've come so far! No turning back now! How big is this game, anyway?! Remix 2.0... Does that mean we might face any or ALL our games thus far? WA HA HA! Bring 'em on!" (First description) "Keep it up, everyone! I'm 5-Volt. This is my first time riding in a mine cart. It's like a roller coaster! Speaking of, this level is called Remix 2.0, and it's like running through a theme park! You'll play games from the Nature, Sports, Food, and Culture levels. Aim for the high score, and do your best!" (Second description)	Clear Sports, Food, and Culture (15 points)
	The intermission stage is the same as the first Remix stage except with a darker color scheme and the tunnel threshold has different colors and is decorated with elements from the stages from which the microgames originate. The boss microgames are always played on Level 3 difficulty and cycle between Great Juice, Safari Tour, Rock Climber, and Drawbridge Dilemma.
Anything Goes Wario Bug 5 or all	"Oh! We're finally at the end! This is the hardest level, so of course this was made by ME- Huh? Hey! This isn't how I wanted my final level to look! What happened to my masterpiece?! Waaah!" (First description) "WAAA HA HA! We beat the level—and that stupid game bug! It put up a good fight, so I'll let it go. Wario the Great has a big heart! This is the final level, Anything Goes, built by ME! Unlike my Intro Games, these won't pull any punches! That scary, handsome Wario Bug might attack at any moment, so be ready for that. Show me your highest score!" (Second description)	Clear Remix 2.0 (19 points)
	Story: The story is the same as Wario's Intro Games, but infested with many game bugs which corrupt the cutscene. When Wario falls down the crater, the game bugs begin to infect him, turning him into the Wario Bug.
All Mixed Up 5 or all	"We finally escaped the game, only to turn around and jump back in?! WAAAGH! Nowhere to go but onward. This skyscraper in here looks All Mixed Up. It must mix up games from all the other levels! Let's conquer 'em all!" (First description) "I'm saved! I'm also Red. I didn't think anyone was coming to save me...b-but I didn't cry! No way! Listen—this is the All Mixed Up level. Games from every genre can be played in here! It's pretty hard, so do the best you can. I'm just happy you're here." (Second description)	Clear Anything Goes (19 points)
	All microgames from all stages are mixed. The first microgame is always an Intro microgame, which can be Treasure Hunt, Tummy Trouble, Sleep Clinic, or Rocket Rush.
Super Hard 5 or all	"Next is Super Hard Tower. The games here start at a crazy-high speed. I love it! Let’s hit the gas and get started! WA HA HA!" (First description) "I am Master Mantis. I appreciate the rescue...but I was moments away from launching my own escape plan! Quite a coincidence, eh? Cough, cough. This is the Super Hard level, where games start at top speed. It's sure to be good training...for you, not me. Hop in and hone those skills!" (Second description)	Clear All Mixed Up (18 points)
	All non-boss microgames from all stages are mixed at high speed. Microgames are at Level 1.
Thrill Ride 5 or all	"WA HA HA! So the next treasure is in Thrill Ride Tower, eh? We’re gonna have to face the hardest games right from the start! If we mess up even once, we’ll get kicked back out…but that’s not gonna happen! There’s treasure up there! Get out of my way!" (First description) "I'm Lulu! I didn't want to be rescued by that stinker Wario...but I'm really glad that Cricket is here! This is the Thrill Ride level. It's incredibly hard right away, and you can't mess up—not even once! Try to grab the number one score...and try not to be number two. 'K?" (Second description)	Clear Super Hard (10 points)
	All non-boss microgames from all stages are mixed and only one life is available. Microgames are at Level 3 and never speed up.
Penny's Mix 1 (Penny only)	"Sounds like Penny's on her way here. Does she think she can tackle those games by herself? That makes this…Penny’s Mix! WA HA HA! There’s more treasure waiting in there, so that science girl better hurry it up!" (First description) "Hello! Penny here! I've never been inside a game world before...so I'd better make this first time count! I'll call this Penny's Mix, where I beat a lot of levels all by myself! How far can I make it? Let's find out! Heeere we go!" (Second description)	Clear Thrill Ride (5 points)
	Story: After Wario and his crew collects all of the treasures form the previous stages, he tries to figure out what to do with them. Dr. Crygor believes that Penny knows and so calls her for help. Meanwhile, Penny is seen in her lab working on the Jet Tank One when she receives the call. She then hops on her helicopter to reach Crygor.
Showdown All (except Pyoro)	"Huh? That big guy from earlier is back?! Showdown, eh? Great! My moustache is tingling with an itch to fight! This will be different from anything else we’ve done so far… There’s no “I” in team but there is in Wario! So do it for I— I mean, me!" (First description) "That lowlife didn't have any treasure! What a jerk, hopping in from another game just to get my hopes up! I guess we could challenge it to another Showdown, just for laughs... Our whole team against one giant Pyoro? If we won once, we'll win every time! Let's go! WA HA HA!" (Second description)	Clear Penny's Mix (15 points)
	Every character unlocked must work together to defeat the hidden boss. Each round, a character plays a unique stage in which they must defeat all of the "eyes" in the style of a microgame. After every character completes their respective rounds (determined at random), Wario takes on the final round in the style of a boss microgame.

Names in other languages

Remix Language Name Meaning Notes Japanese リミックス1[?] Rimikkusu Wan Remix 1 Chinese (simplified) 改编1[?] Rearrange 1 German Remix[?] Remix Korean 리믹스 1[?] Rimikseu 1 Remix 1 Spanish Remix[?] Remix	Remix 2.0 Language Name Meaning Notes Japanese リミックス2[?] Rimikkusu Tsū Remix 2 Chinese (simplified) 改编2[?] Rearrange 2 German Remix 2[?] Remix 2 Korean 리믹스 2[?] Rimikseu 2 Remix 2 Spanish Remix 2.0[?] Remix 2.0
All Mixed Up Language Name Meaning Notes Japanese ごちゃまぜ[?] Gochamaze Mixed Chinese (simplified) 混合[?] Mixed French Tout mélangé[?] All Mixed German Bunte Mischung[?] Smorgasbord Korean 뒤죽박죽[?] Dwijukbakjuk Mixed Up Spanish A lo loco[?] All Over the Place	Super Hard Language Name Meaning Notes Japanese げきむず[?] Gekimuzu Extremely difficult Chinese (simplified) 超难[?] Super Hard French Super difficile[?] Super Hard German Superschwierig[?] Super Hard Korean 왕어려움[?] Wnag-eoryeo-um Super Hard Spanish Hiperdifícil[?] Hyper Hard
Thrill Ride Language Name Meaning Notes Japanese スリリング[?] Suriringu Thrilling Chinese (simplified) 紧张[?] Thrilling French Mort subite[?] Sudden Death German Nervenkitzel[?] Thrill ride Korean 스릴덩어리[?] Seurildeong-eori Mass of Thrill Spanish Muerte súbita[?] Sudden Death	Penny's Mix Language Name Meaning Notes Japanese ペニーミックス[?] Penī Mikkusu Penny Mix Chinese (simplified) 佩尼改编版[?] Penny's Rearrange Version German Penny's Remix[?] Penny's Remix Korean 페니 믹스[?] Peni Mikseu Penny Mix Spanish Remix de Penny[?] Penny's remix
Showdown Language Name Meaning Notes Japanese VS Pバトル[?] Buiesu Pībatoru VS P battle Chinese (simplified) VS P战斗[?] VS P battle German Pyoro VS[?] VS Pyoro Korean VS P 배틀[?] VS P Baeteul VS P Battle Spanish Confrontación[?] Confrontation

Variety Pack

Variety Pack mode features various minigames that can be played with up to four players, including some that are multiplayer-exclusive. There are ten minigames, which are split into two categories: Completionist and Party. This mode is unlocked after clearing the Anything Goes level.

Minigame	Number of players	Description
Completionist
Gotta Bounce リフティングじんせい (Soccer Ball-Juggling Life)	1-4	Players take turns bouncing a ball into the air without it touching the ground. The ball's color changes with each hit and indicates which player has to hit it next.
Daily Grind スーパーワリオカンパニー (Super Wario Company)	1-4	Players travel through a side-scrolling level while collecting paper Contracts for sales and avoiding hazards. Crew member swaps also increase sales.
Friendless Battle エンエンエンドレスファイト！ (En-En-Endless Fight!)	1	The player fights against several cloned versions of other characters without running out of health.
Party
High Five ファイブカウントバレーボール (Five-Count Volleyball)	1-4	A volleyball minigame in which players must hit the numbered ball to the other team's side before it counts down from five to zero. The number resets once it reaches the other side. Events that affect gameplay may occur during the match.
Duelius Maximus いきのこりバトル (Survival Battle)	2	Two players compete against each other in the same microgame on separate screens to be the last player standing. Each player has four lives, and the player who loses a microgame (or in Lightning Round, finishes a microgame last) loses a life.
Rising Star がんばりバトル (Endurance Battle)	2	Two players play through a series of microgames, with the winning player in each round earning a star. In the case of a failed microgame, the player causing the failure loses a star. A draw results in neither player winning or losing stars.
Balloon Bang ふうせんパーン	2-4	Players take turns playing a microgame on a monitor while the other players inflate a balloon positioned above it. If the balloon pops, the player inside the monitor loses. The minigame has the same concept and shares its name with Balloon Bang from WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!, which was also the basis of Balloon from WarioWare: Smooth Moves.
Sly Angle さんかくテリトリー (Triangle Territory)	2-4	Players compete in microgames and place and connect flags of their color on a field to gather as much territory as possible if they win. Flags positioned in a triangular formation create an area of territory.
Puck 'er Up ゲームパック パニック (Game Puck Panic)	2-4	Players participate in air hockey matches with a puck containing a microgame. The player who scores a goal then participates in the microgame on a small screen while the other players try to shake the screen to disrupt gameplay. If the microgame is won, the player receives several stars. If the microgame is lost, each other player receives one star.
Frenemy Frenzy キャラチェンファイト！ (Character-Change Fight!)	2-4	Players battle against each other directly using the characters' unique abilities.

Play-o-pedia

Main article: List of WarioWare: Get It Together! microgames

The Play-o-pedia is where the player can play individual microgames after they have unlocked them by playing them at least once in the Story mode. The menu itself is unlocked after clearing the Intro Games level. There are 222 microgames in total across all categories. When playing a microgame, the player plays through its three difficulty levels, after which it reverts to Level 1 but with the speed increasing, and the cycle repeats until the player loses all four lives. Each microgame has a passing score which, if reached, rewards the player with 300 coins and can only be achieved if the player uses the all crew members option. In addition, every crew member has a specific level of suitability for each microgame, which can be viewed on the crew selection screen when entering a microgame with a crew of a limited number of characters, with the level of suitability being rated from a scale of "Bad Fit" to "Good Fit" (a dark-red crying face for very poor suitability, a red frowning face for poor suitability, a yellow neutral face for average suitability, a green smiling face for strong suitability, and a bright-green happy face for very strong suitability).

Crew

The Crew mode allows the player to interact with the crew members in the Break Room, purchase and view Prezzies (items of varying rarities that can be given to crew members to increase their Job Points) in the Emporium, and view their play data, which displays each crew member's number of plays, number of wins, win percentage rate, and their job statuses (levels). This mode is unlocked after clearing the Intro Games level.

Break Room

In the Break Room, the player can practice a crew member's controls in the tutorial level from when they became playable, give them Prezzies, customize their appearance, and listen to their voice clips. Each crew member has a job status, which is measured by a level-up system (beginning at level 1 with a Job Title of "Free Spirit"), and by giving them Prezzies, they receive Job Points which fill up a meter; once the meter is full, it resets and the crew member levels up and is "promoted", receiving a new Job Title. Leveling up a crew member unlocks new customization options and a gallery of special artwork of that member (up to five pieces for each one, unlocked at levels 2, 5, 8, 11, and 14, respectively) and increases their base score for when they are used in Wario Cup. A crew member can be leveled up to level 100, at which point the player can view all of their Prezzy preferences.

Customization options

The player can customize three parts of a crew member into a variety of different colors: "Main", which usually applies to the member's hair, headwear, or even skin; "Sub", which usually applies to clothing; and "Accent", a relatively smaller feature of the member. Only Noncommittal Crimson is available at level 1, with a new color being added as the crew member levels up. In addition to colors, the player can unlock up to five special palette swaps that add visual and audio effects to the crew member, such as sparkles and increasing the pitch in their voice. The customizable colors (along with the levels where they are unlocked) and special palette swaps are as follows:

Custom
1: Noncommittal Crimson	11: Just Peachy	21: Presidential Suite
2: Blue the Opportunity	12: Almost Purple	22: Night Sky
3: Youthful Yellow	13: Daily Banana	23: Aged Yellow
4: Still Green	14: Not So Green	24: Scenic Views
5: Pink Perspective	15: Flush with Power	25: Deep Magenta
6: Blue Blazer	16: Well-Connected Blue	26: Space Frost
7: Orange You Powerful?	17: Muted Orange	27: Sunburnt
8: Greenish Glow	18: Refreshingly Green	28: Unseen Green
9: Power-Hungry Purple	19: Vote Lilac	29: Into the Wormhole
10: Ambiguous Gray	20: Simply White	30: Beyond Color

Special
Name	Description	Effects	Unlocked at
Zombie	"Perfect for zombie parties. The sound effects are really convincing."	Turns the crew member's skin blue-green and distorts their voice.	Lv. 3
Baby Face	"Want a more youthful look? Then just turn around!"	Changes the crew member's colors into mostly red and white and replaces their voice with the Baby Face sound from Mario Paint while the face itself appears over their own.	Lv. 6
Cutie Pie	"It is a cute effect. Though it's unclear what pie has to do with it."	Changes the crew member into pastel colors, adds flower effects, and increases the pitch and speed of their voice.	Lv. 9
Shadowy Figure	"Can a shadow even have a color? Huh."	Turns the crew member completely black and adds a shadow trail effect and an echo to their voice.	Lv. 12
Golden Hue	"It sounds as sparkly as it looks! You can't go wrong with gold."	Turns the crew member completely golden and adds a sparkly effect and a sparkling sound when they talk.	Lv. 15

List of Job Titles

Level	Job Title
1	Free Spirit
2	Intern
3	Freelancer
4	Part-Timer
5	Contractor
6	Full-Timer
7	Someone's Superior
8	Assistant Manager
9	Manager
10	Assistant Director
11	Director
12	Manager of Managers
13	Executive Director
14	Chief of Operations
15	Head Honcho
16	Unofficial Mayor
17	City Council Member
18	Official Mayor
19	Governor
20	The VP
21	President
22	Pinnacle of Humanity
23	Existential Overachiever
24	Ruler of the Planet
25	Master of the Stars
26	Intergalactic Conqueror
27	Sovereign of Space
28	All-Knowing Force
29	Universal Enigma
30	Legendary Entity

Emporium

Main article: Prezzy

In the Emporium, the player can use any coins they have earned to purchase Prezzies directly from the shop, which sells five Prezzies at a time and refreshes every two hours, or from Cluckade machines, capsule machines that resemble the Cluck-A-Pop from Game & Wario and dispense random Prezzies. There are two machines: a red one that dispenses one- to five-star Prezzies and costs 100 coins for one and 1,000 for a batch of 10, and a yellow one that dispenses three- to five-star ("rare") Prezzies and costs 500 coins for one and 5,000 for a batch of 10. The Emporium is unlocked after clearing the Showdown level.

Wario Cup

See also: List of Challenges in WarioWare: Get It Together!

Wario Cup is an online mode in WarioWare: Get It Together! unlocked after completing Showdown. It features Challenges, sets of microgames that are played under certain conditions, where the player can win a bronze, silver, or gold cup and earn coins based on the score they earned. If the player has a Nintendo Switch Online subscription, they can turn on Ranked Mode, which allows them to compete with friends' and other players' scores and times. Each Challenge lasts a week, and players can upload their scores during the period. At the end of the Challenge period, coins are given based on the player's rank (A, B, C, D, or E, with A being the highest), with the highest rewards including Prezzies. Challenges from previous weeks can be replayed for personal record-breaking, even if they were missed during the initial period.

Levels

Level	Title
1	Mere Mortal
2	Better Mortal
3	Pretty Darn OK Mortal
4	Very Good Mortal
5	Super-Solid Mortal
6	Highly Capable Mortal
7	Exemplary Mortal
8	Expert Mortal
9	Truly Magnificent Mortal
10	Supreme Mortal
11	Mere Supreme Being
12	Better Supreme Being
13	Pretty Darn OK Supreme Being
14	Very Good Supreme Being
15	Super-Solid Supreme Being
16	Highly Capable Supreme Being
17	Exemplary Supreme Being
18	Expert Supreme Being
19	Truly Magnificent Supreme Being
20	Supreme Supreme Being

Rank rewards

Rank	Reward
A (1%-20%)	3000 coins and a ★★★★★ Prezzy
B (21%-40%)	3000 coins and a ★★★★ Prezzy
C (41%-60%)	3000 coins
D (61%-80%)	2000 coins
E (81%-100%)	1000 coins

Missions

Main article: List of WarioWare: Get It Together! missions

Like WarioWare Gold, WarioWare: Get It Together! features a Missions system where the player can complete various objectives to earn coins. The menu is unlocked after clearing the Intro Games level.

Characters

Playable

There are a total of twenty playable characters in the game (counting Dribble & Spitz and Kat & Ana as two characters each, with Spitz and Ana only being playable as P2 except in the Variety Pack), referred to as the crew.

Image	Bio	Ability	Controls	Unlock criteria
Wario
	This video-game maker loves treasure, money, and garlic. And money. What could possibly go wrong?	Wario attacks in whichever direction he's facing.	- Move - Attack	Available from the start
Young Cricket
	This devoted student of the martial arts diligently trains under Master Mantis. He likes meat dumplings. A lot.	Jumping is Cricket's specialty. Hold down to perform a high jump.	- Move - Jump (Hold for high jump)	Clear Intro Games
18-Volt
	This overgrown school kid has mad rapping and retro-gaming skills. He loves to play with his pint-size pal 9-Volt.	18-Volt throws his disc in whichever direction you tilt .	- Aim - Throw / Release (while on grappling ring)	Clear Intro Games
Mona
	Work, school, and pets keep this high-school student busy. She's also a big fan of Wario. Why? Who can say?	Mona is always on the move, so you have to steer her in the right direction. Her boomerang can be aimed the same way.	- Steer / Aim boomerang - Boomerang / Recall	Clear That's Life
Dribble (P1) & Spitz (P2)
	This taxi drivin' duo is happy to take you from your front door to the far reaches of space. The fare is always fair!	Dribble (P1) always fires his bazooka to the right, and Spitz (P2) always fires his bazooka to the left.	- Move - Shoot right (P1)/left (P2)	Clear Fantasy
Dr. Crygor
	This genius scientist is so good at making mechanical marvels, he made a cyborg out of himself!	Press or hold to make Crygor swim through the air.	- Steer - Swim (Hold to continue)	Clear High Tech
9-Volt
	This skateboarding school kid is obsessed with Nintendo games and has serious DJing and yo-yo skills.	9-Volt's skateboard keeps him rolling back and forth. Press to stop and shoot his yo-yo upward.	- Turn around (while on grappling ring) - Shoot yo-yo / Release (while on grappling ring)	Clear Nintendo Classics
Mike
	Invented by Dr. Crygor, this karaoke robot has a great love of singing. He does not have great skills at singing.	Mike shoots notes upward from his mouth.	- Move - Shoot	Clear Remix
Kat (P1) & Ana (P2)
	These kindergartners are not only twins...they're ninjas too! Kat is a tiny bit older than Ana, obviously.	Kat & Ana jump non-stop. Kat (P1) always throws her shuriken to the right, and Ana (P2) always throws her shuriken to the left.	- Move - Throw right (P1)/left (P2)	Clear Nature
Jimmy T
	Whether he's hitting the dance floor or the gym, this sports-lovin' disco king has all the right moves.	Tilt to choose the direction of Jimmy's attack.	- Aim - Attack	Clear Sports
Ashley
	Dislikes: Cute stuff, expressing emotions, unnecessary chitchat. Likes: Casting spells, food, her pal Red.	Ashley casts spells in whichever direction she is facing.	- Move - Cast spell	Clear Food
Orbulon
	This alien insists he'll invade Earth...one day. He's lived here long enough to know a lot about our culture.	Orbulon sucks up things below him by activating his beam.	- Move - Activate beam	Clear Culture
5-Volt
	Mother to 9-Volt, she's as sweet as can be...until she gets mad. Her out-of-body anger is positively shocking!	5-Volt warps to wherever her spirit takes her and emits a powerful shock. FYI: She can't warp to certain areas.	- Guide spirit - Warp/Shock	Clear Remix 2.0
Red
	Sometimes he seems to be more scaredy-cat than demon. Still, Red takes good care of his fave witch, Ashley.	Red drops bombs that explode on impact.	- Move - Drop bomb	Clear All Mixed Up
Master Mantis
	A master of martial arts and Cricket's teacher, he is said to be very strong...though no one has seen him fight.	Like Cricket, Mantis is a master jumper. He's so good, he can jump onto the ceiling and walk around up there.	- Move - Jump (Hold for high jump)	Clear Super Hard
Lulu
	This Luxeville kid is as pesky as she is plucky. She's an adoring fan of Cricket (whether he likes it or not).	Press to make Lulu float upward. She can also perform a ground pound from midair.	- Move ↓ - Ground pound from midair - Float	Clear Thrill Ride
Penny
	This budding scientist and granddaughter to Dr. Crygor loves two things: inventing stuff and singing pop songs!	Tilt to aim Penny's water blaster. The recoil will move her in the opposite direction of the water.	- Spray - Hover	Clear Penny's Mix
Pyoro
	The beak! The tongue! The legend! The star of Diamond City's hottest game couldn't resist Wario's game, it seems.	Hold down to extend Pyoro's tongue. His tongue automatically retracts when it's gone as far as it can go.	- Move - Extend tongue (Retracts automatically) / Release (while on grappling ring)	Clear Showdown

Other

• Alien Bunnies
• 13-Amp
• Fronk
• Doris 1
• Joe
• Mona's Elephant
• Mona's Pig
• Mona's Monkey
• Ruffington
• Ms. Munchly
• Ground Control team from First Contact in Rhythm Heaven Megamix (Doc, Richard, Zach, Adam, Kevin, Thomas, Chuck, and Furukawa)
• Sleepytown Village citizens (Powerful Landowner, Traveler, Young Woman, and Farmer)
• Club Goers
• Leo
• The Supreme Developer
• Game bugs
• Mega Bug
• Wario Bug

Staff

Main article: List of WarioWare: Get It Together! staff

Like its predecessor, WarioWare: Get It Together! was primarily developed by Intelligent Systems and supervised by Nintendo. Goro Abe, the lead of the series, continued to serve as the chief director, Yu Yamanaka assisted Abe as the sub-director and oversaw the game's program, and Ko Takeuchi also continued to work on character art and illustrations. The characters' English voice actors from WarioWare Gold all return (marking the final WarioWare game to feature newly recorded dialogue from Charles Martinet in the role of Wario), while Rebeka Thomas voices the announcer who reads the commands for each microgame aloud, a first for the series. The game's voice acting is dubbed in the same languages as WarioWare Gold, with the Dutch, Russian, and Korean versions reusing the English voices while the Chinese versions reuse the Japanese voices (with the exception of the microgame announcer, who is dubbed in all of the game's languages).

Reception

Reviews
Release	Reviewer, Publication	Score	Comment
Nintendo Switch	Tom Marks, IGN	7/10	"WarioWare: Get It Together! is an absurd delight, testing your ability to think quickly and adapt on the fly in a series of ever-escalating microgames. That tried-and-true formula is still a lot of fun here, looking better than ever and introducing unique characters that can either bring interesting twists or mechanical frustration to familiar games depending on who you’re using. It’s a shame that Get It Together!’s multiplayer options somewhat drop the ball though, enough for an evening or two of laugh-out-loud fun with friends but lacking the staying power for many more beyond that."
Nintendo Switch	Steve Watts, GameSpot	8/10	"For the most part, the new character-based approach is a welcome addition to the WarioWare blueprint. The characters themselves are differentiated and expressive, and mechanically they make the traditional microgame challenges that much more engaging. The WarioWare series has been fertile ground for Nintendo to experiment with concepts like touchscreen capabilities in Touched or accelerometer-based motion in Twisted, which makes Get It Together's platforming riffs a little more traditional than usual. But that also makes it less reliant on a gimmick, and that's a change for the better."
Nintendo Switch	Christian Donlan, Eurogamer	N/A	"There's lovely stuff here, enough to offer that potholing sense of antic richness which is always part of the WarioWare deal. What words to use for a game like this? Capsule toys abound in the menus, as ever, but what this really reminds me of is the days when cereal used to come with a little plastic doodad of some kind in it to tempt you to buy it, and you'd buy it and then thrust your hand down into the packet, past the crispies or flakes or whatever they were, with no idea quite what delight you would find. Brilliant! And in WarioWare's case, panic inducing. But in a good way."
Aggregators
Compiler		Platform / Score
Metacritic		76

Awards and acknowledgements

WarioWare: Get It Together! was nominated for Best Family game at The Game Awards 2021, though it lost to It Takes Two.

Sales

WarioWare: Get It Together! sold 1.24 million units as of December 31, 2021.

Promotion

Screenshot of the Super Mario UK Twitter account during the Wario takeover.

In the month leading up to the game's release, several trailers, promotions and advertisements were shared via Nintendo's social media accounts. The trailers in particular were notable for featuring the voice of Charles Martinet (as well as Wario's official speaking voices in other languages) as Wario, advertising the game's characters, content, and game modes.

From August 25 through September 30, 2021, the official British Super Mario Twitter account ("Super Mario UK") switched its focus to Wario. Under the display name of "Super Wario UK", the account would showcase playable characters from WarioWare: Get It Together!, count down to the game's release, and reminisce about past games from the Wario franchise. On September 15, the account asked users to reply to a tweet with what their favorite thing about Wario is for the chance to win a WarioWare cotton bag, notebook, poster, and sticker sheet; the contest closed on September 30, 2021, with five entrants picked as winners.

In line with the releases of Game & Wario and WarioWare Gold, Nintendo of America's Twitter was "taken over" by Wario, who promoted his game with new pictures, audio and video clips.

Several pieces of promotional merchandise were released for the game, including a WarioWare: Get It Together!-themed notebook and sticker sheet as a pre-order bonus from Amazon UK, and a pin collection and magnet sheet as My Nintendo rewards.

On October 20, 2021, Nintendo posted a parodic accolades trailer for the game on its YouTube channel. In the video, quotes from fake sources such as the Toilet Tribune and Wario Times are cited in a dramatic fashion. The game is also given fake awards like the "2021 Game Of The What Is Time Anyway Award". During that scene, some awards are actually text teasing the viewer for pausing the video to read through the awards.

Gallery

For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:WarioWare: Get It Together!

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Media

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References to other games

• Super Mario Bros.: A microgame based on the game appears in 9-Volt's stage. Mike sometimes vocalizes the first notes of the Ground Theme before starting a microgame.
• Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins: The music in the credits plays the level entry jingle right before it transitions to 9-Volt's portion of the credits.
• Wario Land 4: The Wario Car appears in 18-Volt's gallery. A picture of the Golden Pyramid can be seen hanging on the wall in the Where Goes the Nose? microgame.
• WarioWare: Twisted!: Mona Pizza is referenced in the Pizza Prezzy description. Several microgames return in the WarioWare: Twisted! microgame. The Yoga Man microgame references the Yoga Man figurine.
• WarioWare: Touched!: Mona's guitar and hat from this game appear in her bedroom and gallery. A soccer ball can be seen in her bedroom, referencing her stage. The lunchbox in Unlock Me has a sticker of Orbit Ball from Galaxy Bounce. Manneken Pis's gameplay is based on that of Chance of Showers.
• Rhythm Heaven series: The Barista makes a cameo in Jimmy T's, Dribble's, and Spitz's gallery. The Barista also appears as a plush during Mona's intro.
  • Rhythm Heaven Fever: The Reporter and Wrestler make a cameo in Level 1 of Get Swole. The boxing ring seen in the same microgame originates from the Figure Fighter minigame.
  • Rhythm Heaven Megamix: The ground control crew from the First Contact minigame appears in Intro Games and Anything Goes's introduction cutscenes. A plushie of Tibby, which also appears in WarioWare Gold, can be seen in Mona's bedroom. The horse seen in the third level difficulty of Get Swole is the same horse seen in the 37th promotional comic for Rhythm Heaven Megamix.
• WarioWare: Smooth Moves: Mona's baton and a football can be seen in her bedroom, referencing her stage. When the "Boss Stage" text appears in Jimmy T's stage, the five figures in the background do a dance from the third level of Wario Dance Company. One of the fish from Reel 'em In resembles the fish from the third level difficulty of Over Easy.
• WarioWare: D.I.Y.: Mona's hat from this game appears in her bedroom and gallery.
• Game & Wario: Mona's hat from this game appears in her bedroom and gallery. Her camera can also be seen in her bedroom. 9-Volt's cutscene has 5-Volt checking on him sleeping as a reference to his minigame.
• Nintendo Badge Arcade: A microgame based on the game appears in 9-Volt's stage. The planets from the Crazy Galaxy event are featured in one of Dribble's gallery images.
• WarioWare Gold: WarioWare: Get It Together! uses the same character designs from this game. A shopping bag from Joe's Clothes and the Tibby plushie can be seen in Mona's bedroom. Wario's House retains its appearance from this game in both exterior and interior. Orbulon's human disguise from his character trailer appears in his gallery. Stickers of the character from Sticking Point are found within the All Mixed Up, Super Hard, and Thrill Ride skyscrapers. The pyramids and cat statue from the background art of Mash League's introduction cutscene appear in Goro Desert.

References in other games

• Tetris 99: A theme based on Get It Together! was made available during the 24th Maximus Cup.
• WarioWare: Move It!: The character heads in the stage select screen and the 4-player minigames share a similar art style to the 3D models from Get It Together! The Moai heads from Orbulon's stage appear in the background of Orbulon's memories in this game. Some of the announcer's and the characters' voice clips are reused in the story stages, as well as the main sound effects.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	おすそわける　メイドインワリオ Osusowakeru Meido in Wario	Sharing Made in Wario
Chinese (simplified)	分享同乐！瓦力欧制造 Fēnxiǎng Tónglè! Wǎlì'ōu Zhìzào	Share the Joy! Made in Wario
Chinese (traditional)	分享同樂！瓦利歐製造 Fēnxiǎng Tónglè! Wǎlì'ōu Zhìzào	Share the Joy! Made in Wario
Korean	즐거움을 나눠라 메이드 인 와리오[?] Jeulgeoumeul Nanwora Meideu in Wario	Share the Fun Made in Wario

External links

• Official North American website (English)
• Official North American website (French)
• Official North American website (Spanish)
• Official European website (English)
• Official Australian website (English)
• Official Japanese website
• Official Korean website