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[Random Adam]

I mean.. they both are Wario platformers containing basic movements like shoulder bashing.

 

[KingDragonWario]

They may not have the "Wario Land" name, but they're platformers where Wario is wearing his classic overalls, so to me they are.

 

[thegoodguyslose]

Eh. They're in that weird gray area for me. In an alternate universe where they're titled as Wario Land sequels they'd fit with the rest of the series generally... however, to me, they'd still feel like outliers due to their different developers and diverging mechanics. They're Wario Land-adjacent, I'd say.

 

[Just a Wario Fan]

Not technically Wario Land, but still pretty close to them.

 

[Handsome Count Cannoli]

Not technically Wario Land, but still pretty close to them.

Yeah.
I agree with that.

 

[CM30]

I say yes because of a similar gameplay style. Not the exact same, but... I dunno, feels like they're thematically similar anyway.

Also removed the unintended extra poll option.

 

[Random Adam]

Also removed the unintended extra poll option.

Thanks!

 

[Robin]

Imo, World is, but not MoD

 

[KingDragonWario]

Imo, World is, but not MoD

World most definitely is, and the only reason it doesn't have the Land title is because they wanted to make it seem more expansive and three-dimensional than the Wario platformers before it. Hence why "World" was used over "Land".

 

[Vampfox]

My nerdy ocd says no, but my heart says yes for Wario World, and no for Wario Master of Disguise.