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* ''VideoGame/WarioWareMoveIt'' [[note]]''Chō Odoru Made in Wario'' (''Super Dancing Made in Wario'') in Japanese[[/note]] (Switch, 2023): Direct sequel to ''Smooth Moves'', as shown by its Japanese and Korean names. Its microgames are themed around holding and moving the Switch's Joy-Cons in several different ways, differing from ''Smooth Moves'' by using both Joy-Cons at once instead of only one, similar to Orbulon's stage from said game. It also features a co-op mode, similar to ''Get It Together!''.
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* ''VideoGame/WarioWareMoveIt'' [[note]]''Chō Odoru Made in Wario'' (''Super Dancing Made in Wario'') in Japanese[[/note]] (Switch, 2023): Direct sequel to ''Smooth Moves'', as shown by its Japanese and Korean names. Its microgames are themed around holding and moving the Switch's Joy-Cons in several different ways, differing from ''Smooth Moves'' by using both Joy-Cons at once instead of only one, similar to Orbulon's stage from said game. game (where you used the Nunchuk with the Wii Remote). It also features a co-op mode, similar to ''Get It Together!''.Together!'', only that not every microgame has a 2 player mode this time.
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** In ''Gold'' onwards, if you get a Game Over on your first run through a stage in story mode, the game will allow you to spend some coins to continue from the last game you fell to. This also applies to the boss stages. Once you clear a stage and it turns into an endless version, this option is no longer available.
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** In ''Gold'' onwards, if you get a Game Over on your first run through a stage in story mode, the game will allow you to spend some coins (or do a pose for three seconds in ''Move It!'') to continue from the last game you fell to. This also applies to the boss stages. Once you clear a stage and it turns into an endless version, this option is no longer available.
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** If you lose all your lives during your first time playing a story stage in ''Move It!'', the game will grant a Second Chance Stance. If you hold the Second Chance Stance for three seconds, you get to continue with four new lives.
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*** "Listen to the Doctor" has the players taking turns listening to a doctor, who tasks them with doing a microgame while doing something else outside of it. After the microgame, the other players clap if they did their task correctly whenever or not they cleared the microgame. The person who has the most claps wins.
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*** "Listen to the Doctor" has the players taking turns listening to a doctor, who tasks them with doing a microgame while doing something else silly (such as praising a player or yelling out your favorite food) outside of it. After the microgame, the other players clap if they did their task correctly whenever or not they cleared the microgame. The person who has the most claps wins.
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* CulturalTranslation: Due to the fact that these games make various references to japanese culture, some changes where made when translating the international versions of these game before [=WarioWare=] Gold:
** One of the microgames from the japanese version of [=WarioWare=] Twisted is called "Goku Swatter" and is a reference to Literature/JourneyToTheWest, specifically the part where Sun Wukong tries and fails to run away frow Buddha's hand. In the international versions however, the microgame was renamed to "Slap Jack!" and it's now a reference to Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk, with the Buddha being replaced by the giant, Sun Wukong by Jack, and his cloud by the beanstalk.
** In Twisted, there microgame "Middle Management", who originally featured a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daruma_doll#Children.27s_games Daruma Otoshi]], a traditional japanese game. Due to the fact that most international audiences aren't familiar with the game (and also the fact that the original doll had a weird design that would probally confuse those unaware of the toy even more), the design was changed to a clown toy.
** One of the microgames from the japanese version of [=WarioWare=] Twisted is called "Goku Swatter" and is a reference to Literature/JourneyToTheWest, specifically the part where Sun Wukong tries and fails to run away frow Buddha's hand. In the international versions however, the microgame was renamed to "Slap Jack!" and it's now a reference to Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk, with the Buddha being replaced by the giant, Sun Wukong by Jack, and his cloud by the beanstalk.
** In Twisted, there microgame "Middle Management", who originally featured a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daruma_doll#Children.27s_games Daruma Otoshi]], a traditional japanese game. Due to the fact that most international audiences aren't familiar with the game (and also the fact that the original doll had a weird design that would probally confuse those unaware of the toy even more), the design was changed to a clown toy.
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* CulturalTranslation: Due to the fact that these games make various multiple references to japanese culture, some changes where made when translating the them to international versions of these game before audiences, at least until [=WarioWare=] Gold:
Gold, where the games would stay basically the same across both versions:
** Generally, microgames that feature traditional japanese food would be changed into a common western dish, such as Smooth Moves' "Stir Crazy" (changes the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soba soba]] to spaghetti) and "Teeth Polithe" (changes the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senbei senbei]] to a corn cob) and DIY replacing a game about making mochi ("Mochitsuki") to one about putting ketchup on fast food meals ("Ketchup Down")
** One of the microgames from the japanese version of [=WarioWare=] Twisted is called "Goku Swatter" and is a reference to Literature/JourneyToTheWest, specifically the part where Sun Wukong tries and fails to run away frow Buddha's hand. In the international versions however, the microgame was renamed to "Slap Jack!" and it's now a reference to Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk, with the Buddha being replaced by thegiant, giant from the tale, Sun Wukong by the title character Jack, and his cloud by the beanstalk.
** InTwisted, there Touched, there's a microgame called "Middle Management", who originally featured a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daruma_doll#Children.27s_games Daruma Otoshi]], a traditional japanese game. Due to the fact that most international audiences aren't familiar with the game (and also the fact that the original doll had a weird design an... "uncoventional" design, to say that least, that would probally confuse even more those unaware who haven't heard of the toy even more), Daruma Otoshi before), the design was changed to a simple, multi-colored clown toy.
** Generally, microgames that feature traditional japanese food would be changed into a common western dish, such as Smooth Moves' "Stir Crazy" (changes the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soba soba]] to spaghetti) and "Teeth Polithe" (changes the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senbei senbei]] to a corn cob) and DIY replacing a game about making mochi ("Mochitsuki") to one about putting ketchup on fast food meals ("Ketchup Down")
** One of the microgames from the japanese version of [=WarioWare=] Twisted is called "Goku Swatter" and is a reference to Literature/JourneyToTheWest, specifically the part where Sun Wukong tries and fails to run away frow Buddha's hand. In the international versions however, the microgame was renamed to "Slap Jack!" and it's now a reference to Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk, with the Buddha being replaced by the
** In
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-->'''Japanese:''' ''Waterfall climbing.'' With the Form Baton in vertical position, place your thumb gently on the button. This form, beautiful as the koi that climbs violent waterfalls, steals the hearts of those who see it.\\
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** The Korean version of the Smooth Moves' microgame "Three's a Crowd" completely changes the context of the game from a ninja who tries to kill a samurai version of Wario while he's sleeping to a monkey trying to steal a banana from Wario while he sleeps under a bunch of them.
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** The Korean version of the Smooth Moves' microgame "Three's a Crowd" completely changes the context of the game from a ninja who tries to kill a samurai version of Wario while he's sleeping to a monkey trying to steal a banana from Wario while he sleeps under a bunch of them.´
** Some souvenirs were also changed between translations. Like for example a statue of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%E1%B9%A3itigarbha Ksitigarbha]] was changed into a garden gnome in Twisted.
** Some souvenirs were also changed between translations. Like for example a statue of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%E1%B9%A3itigarbha Ksitigarbha]] was changed into a garden gnome in Twisted.
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* CulturalTranslation: In the Japanese version of ''Smooth Moves'', the Form Baton poses are all very specific Japanese concepts, and KabukiSounds play on the explanation screens while a narrator reads out the descriptions (the comedy being that he's a non-Japanese speaker with a noticeable accent). In the international versions, the poses were changed to more general concepts while keeping the same controls, the music was replaced with a soothing track, and the narrator is very calm and relaxed while [[TheComicallySerious delivering non-sequiturs]] to carry over the humor. For example, two different versions of the same pose:
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* CulturalTranslation: Due to the fact that these games make various references to japanese culture, some changes where made when translating the international versions of these game before [=WarioWare=] Gold:
** One of the microgames from the japanese version of [=WarioWare=] Twisted is called "Goku Swatter" and is a reference to Literature/JourneyToTheWest, specifically the part where Sun Wukong tries and fails to run away frow Buddha's hand. In the international versions however, the microgame was renamed to "Slap Jack!" and it's now a reference to Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk, with the Buddha being replaced by the giant, Sun Wukong by Jack, and his cloud by the beanstalk.
** In Twisted, there microgame "Middle Management", who originally featured a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daruma_doll#Children.27s_games Daruma Otoshi]], a traditional japanese game. Due to the fact that most international audiences aren't familiar with the game (and also the fact that the original doll had a weird design that would probally confuse those unaware of the toy even more), the design was changed to a clown toy.
** In the Japanese version of ''Smooth Moves'', the Form Baton poses are all very specific Japanese concepts, and KabukiSounds play on the explanation screens while a narrator reads out the descriptions (the comedy being that he's a non-Japanese speaker with a noticeable accent). In the international versions, the poses were changed to more general concepts while keeping the same controls, the music was replaced with a soothing track, and the narrator is very calm and relaxed while [[TheComicallySerious delivering non-sequiturs]] to carry over the humor. For example, two different versions of the same pose:
** One of the microgames from the japanese version of [=WarioWare=] Twisted is called "Goku Swatter" and is a reference to Literature/JourneyToTheWest, specifically the part where Sun Wukong tries and fails to run away frow Buddha's hand. In the international versions however, the microgame was renamed to "Slap Jack!" and it's now a reference to Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk, with the Buddha being replaced by the giant, Sun Wukong by Jack, and his cloud by the beanstalk.
** In Twisted, there microgame "Middle Management", who originally featured a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daruma_doll#Children.27s_games Daruma Otoshi]], a traditional japanese game. Due to the fact that most international audiences aren't familiar with the game (and also the fact that the original doll had a weird design that would probally confuse those unaware of the toy even more), the design was changed to a clown toy.
** In the Japanese version of ''Smooth Moves'', the Form Baton poses are all very specific Japanese concepts, and KabukiSounds play on the explanation screens while a narrator reads out the descriptions (the comedy being that he's a non-Japanese speaker with a noticeable accent). In the international versions, the poses were changed to more general concepts while keeping the same controls, the music was replaced with a soothing track, and the narrator is very calm and relaxed while [[TheComicallySerious delivering non-sequiturs]] to carry over the humor. For example, two different versions of the same pose:
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** The Korean version of the Smooth Moves' microgame "Three's a Crowd" completely changes the context of the game from a ninja who tries to kill a samurai version of Wario while he's sleeping to a monkey trying to steal a banana from Wario while he sleeps under a bunch of them.
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Maybe this time will do it?
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* ''VideoGame/WarioWareMoveIt'' [[note]]''Chō Odoru Made in Wario'' (''Super Dancing Made in Wario'') in Japanese[[/note]] (Switch, 2023): Direct sequel to ''Smooth Moves'', as shown by its Japanese and Korean names. Its microgames are themed around holding and moving the Switch's Joy-Cons in several different ways, differing from ''Smooth Moves'' by using both Joy-Cons at once instead of only one, similar to Orbulon's stage from said game. It also features a co-op mode, similar to ''Get It Together!''.[[/index]]
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* ''VideoGame/WarioWareMoveIt'' [[note]]''Chō Odoru Made in Wario'' (''Super Dancing Made in Wario'') in Japanese[[/note]] (Switch, 2023): Direct sequel to ''Smooth Moves'', as shown by its Japanese and Korean names. Its microgames are themed around holding and moving the Switch's Joy-Cons in several different ways, differing from ''Smooth Moves'' by using both Joy-Cons at once instead of only one, similar to Orbulon's stage from said game. It also features a co-op mode, similar to ''Get It Together!''.Together!''.
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* ''VideoGame/WarioWareSmoothMoves'' [[note]]''Odoru Made in Wario'' (''Dancing Made in Wario'') in Japanese[[/note]] (Platform/{{Wii}}, 2006): Features 205 microgames and is themed around holding and moving the Wii Remote [[note]]referred to in-game as the ''Form Baton''[[/note]] in a variety of different ways. Unlike other entries, it lacks a FramingDevice prologue, though Wario's scenario features him discovering the Form Baton, an ancient Wii Remote that can be held and positioned in various "forms". Introduces Penny Crygor, Young Cricket, and Master Mantis (the latter two sharing a set) as new microgame hosts.[[/index]]
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* ''VideoGame/WarioWareSmoothMoves'' [[note]]''Odoru Made in Wario'' (''Dancing Made in Wario'') in Japanese[[/note]] (Platform/{{Wii}}, 2006): Features 205 microgames and is themed around holding and moving the Wii Remote [[note]]referred to in-game as the ''Form Baton''[[/note]] in a variety of different ways. Unlike other entries, it lacks a FramingDevice prologue, though Wario's scenario features him discovering the Form Baton, an ancient Wii Remote that can be held and positioned in various "forms". Introduces Penny Crygor, Young Cricket, and Master Mantis (the latter two sharing a set) as new microgame hosts.[[/index]]
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* ''VideoGame/WarioWareDIY'' [[note]]''Made in Ore'' (''Made in Me'') in Japanese[[/note]] (DS, 2009): Due to never getting paid, the others have quit working for Wario to instead work at rival game company Diamond Software, forcing Wario to hire the player themselves as a developer. This entry allows you to create your own microgames, with 90 pre-made microgames being available from the start. It also includes functions to create music and four-panel comic strips.
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* ''VideoGame/WarioWareDIY'' [[note]]''Made in Ore'' (''Made in Me'') in Japanese[[/note]] (DS, 2009): Due to never getting paid, the others have quit working for Wario to instead work at rival game company Diamond Software, forcing Wario to hire the player themselves as a developer. This entry allows you to create your own microgames, with 90 pre-made microgames being available from the start. It also includes functions to create music and four-panel comic strips.[[/index]]
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* [[/index]] ''VideoGame/WarioWareGetItTogether'' [[note]]''Osusowakeru Made in Wario'' (''Sharing Made in Wario'') in Japanese[[/note]] (Platform/NintendoSwitch, 2021): When Wario and his friends get sent into a [[TrappedInTVLand world of microgames]] as a result of another one of the former's harebrain schemes, they must play through 222 Microgames in order to escape. In contrast to previous entries, the cast is fully playable this time (as opposed to just being hosts) as you play as them to complete microgames, each with their own unique abilities. It also features a co-op mode, allowing you and a second player to play through them together.
* ''VideoGame/WarioWareMoveIt'' [[note]]''Chō Odoru Made in Wario'' (''Super Dancing Made in Wario'') in Japanese[[/note]] (Switch, 2023): Direct sequel to ''Smooth Moves'', as shown by its Japanese and Korean names. Its microgames are themed around holding and moving the Switch's Joy-Cons in several different ways, differing from ''Smooth Moves'' by using both Joy-Cons at once instead of only one, similar to Orbulon's stage from said game. It also features a co-op mode, similar to ''Get It Together!''.
* ''VideoGame/WarioWareMoveIt'' [[note]]''Chō Odoru Made in Wario'' (''Super Dancing Made in Wario'') in Japanese[[/note]] (Switch, 2023): Direct sequel to ''Smooth Moves'', as shown by its Japanese and Korean names. Its microgames are themed around holding and moving the Switch's Joy-Cons in several different ways, differing from ''Smooth Moves'' by using both Joy-Cons at once instead of only one, similar to Orbulon's stage from said game. It also features a co-op mode, similar to ''Get It Together!''.
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* [[/index]] ''VideoGame/WarioWareGetItTogether'' [[note]]''Osusowakeru Made in Wario'' (''Sharing Made in Wario'') in Japanese[[/note]] (Platform/NintendoSwitch, 2021): When Wario and his friends get sent into a [[TrappedInTVLand world of microgames]] as a result of another one of the former's harebrain schemes, they must play through 222 Microgames in order to escape. In contrast to previous entries, the cast is fully playable this time (as opposed to just being hosts) as you play as them to complete microgames, each with their own unique abilities. It also features a co-op mode, allowing you and a second player to play through them together.
* ''VideoGame/WarioWareMoveIt'' [[note]]''Chō Odoru Made in Wario'' (''Super Dancing Made in Wario'') in Japanese[[/note]] (Switch, 2023): Direct sequel to ''Smooth Moves'', as shown by its Japanese and Korean names. Its microgames are themed around holding and moving the Switch's Joy-Cons in several different ways, differing from ''Smooth Moves'' by using both Joy-Cons at once instead of only one, similar to Orbulon's stage from said game. It also features a co-op mode, similar to ''Get It Together!''.[[/index]]
* ''VideoGame/WarioWareMoveIt'' [[note]]''Chō Odoru Made in Wario'' (''Super Dancing Made in Wario'') in Japanese[[/note]] (Switch, 2023): Direct sequel to ''Smooth Moves'', as shown by its Japanese and Korean names. Its microgames are themed around holding and moving the Switch's Joy-Cons in several different ways, differing from ''Smooth Moves'' by using both Joy-Cons at once instead of only one, similar to Orbulon's stage from said game. It also features a co-op mode, similar to ''Get It Together!''.[[/index]]
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** The jingle for introducing a boss stage in ''Mega Microgame$!'' is the same one used when speeding up. Later games, including this game's multiplayer remake, ''Mega Party Game$!'', would use unique jingles for the boss stage intros.
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** At the end of Jimmy T.'s stage in ''Move It!'', one of the two girls playing in the water has a vague resemblance to [[VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses Hilda.]]
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** At the end of Jimmy T.'s stage in ''Move It!'', one of the two girls playing in the water has a vague resemblance to [[VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses Hilda.]]Hilda Valentine Goneril.]] (Though the credits reveal that her actual name is Summer.)
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* ''[=WarioWare=]: Move It!'' [[note]]''Chō Odoru Made in Wario'' (''Super Dancing Made in Wario'') in Japanese[[/note]] (Switch, 2023): Direct sequel to ''Smooth Moves'', as shown by its Japanese and Korean names. Its microgames are themed around holding and moving the Switch's Joy-Cons in several different ways, differing from ''Smooth Moves'' by using both Joy-Cons at once instead of only one, similar to Orbulon's stage from said game. It also features a co-op mode, similar to ''Get It Together!''.
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* ''[=WarioWare=]: Move It!'' ''VideoGame/WarioWareMoveIt'' [[note]]''Chō Odoru Made in Wario'' (''Super Dancing Made in Wario'') in Japanese[[/note]] (Switch, 2023): Direct sequel to ''Smooth Moves'', as shown by its Japanese and Korean names. Its microgames are themed around holding and moving the Switch's Joy-Cons in several different ways, differing from ''Smooth Moves'' by using both Joy-Cons at once instead of only one, similar to Orbulon's stage from said game. It also features a co-op mode, similar to ''Get It Together!''.
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* EatTheDog: In Ashley's stage in ''Get It Together!'', she's hungry enough to consider eating Red.
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* HoardingTheProfits:
** During the outro of ''[=WarioWare=]: Mega Microgames!!'', Wario tries to hoard all of the money from the games that his company made, which Mona finds to her dismay.
** In ''Warioware Gold'', Wario holds a tournament with the promise of prize money, once again hiring his usual group to help him with the tournament. Not only did he have no intention of rewarding the winner of the tournament, but he also had no intent of paying his employees. After they subdue him, they find that he has already spent most of the money and divide what is left evenly amongst themselves while the player just gets what they paid for the entry fee as their prize for winning the tournament.
** During the outro of ''[=WarioWare=]: Mega Microgames!!'', Wario tries to hoard all of the money from the games that his company made, which Mona finds to her dismay.
** In ''Warioware Gold'', Wario holds a tournament with the promise of prize money, once again hiring his usual group to help him with the tournament. Not only did he have no intention of rewarding the winner of the tournament, but he also had no intent of paying his employees. After they subdue him, they find that he has already spent most of the money and divide what is left evenly amongst themselves while the player just gets what they paid for the entry fee as their prize for winning the tournament.
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->''[=WarioWare=], Inc. is all about FUN! (And MONEY!)''
-->-- '''[[https://www.nintendo.com/jp/character/wario/en/index.html WarioWare website]]'''
-->-- '''[[https://www.nintendo.com/jp/character/wario/en/index.html WarioWare website]]'''
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[=WarioWare=], Inc. is
We make the world's funnest video games—so that I can get filthy stinking rich! Sound cool? That's 'cause it IS cool!\\
Wahaha!''
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