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Interesting, I feel that towards Smooth Moves. But to be honest, anything DS forward was toned down in wackiness quite a lot. Compare the mood of Wario World with Wario Land Shake It or Mario Kart DD with Mario Kart DS, it's like night and day to me.

This to me is quite obvious of an answer. WarioWare Snapped was clearly more of a tech demo than a full game, where the core gimmick was quite hard to get used to. However, Snapped came in with a very fun idea and it was nice to go through aside from the technical difficulties. Game & Wario...

That's unpopular? Well I share the same feeling there

I can't find it, the source I used for vocals isn't available to me anymore.

We're missing one, folks!

Yeah, some call it Pespi Cola even

Only Sociopaths drink Pepsi, though! (jk of course)

Yeah, it's definitely far-fetched, the only advantage is not really interfering with any other ideas, it's easy to adapt any theory on top of it, really. But then again, we really don't have any proof, just ideas from another remote theory that may or may not be related. I think that was asked...

Yeah definitely, that's pretty much what it is. I'm not a person to care about canonical stuff in Nintendo game, but sometimes it's fun to think a bit.

Well, to be fair, one doesn't exclude the other, depending on what games are canon. He's a greedy baby who competes with Mario way back from infancy, which is quite hilarious, or they never met formally and Wario started to develop this rivalry from hearing about Mario's prowesses. It really...

That was quick! I'm glad he found it interesting. I just wish there was more info to support this, we're just going on a bit blind on this, but I mean, it could make some sense? Idk.

Ok, so I'm not sure if this was already mentioned or thought about, but there's a theory going around about E. Gadd. The theory talks about how E. Gadd created Gooigi. I have the video here: It's not a headcanon per se, it's more speculation, but it made me think. Basically he was trying to...

I don't think Mother Brain counts, really. It's more of a genderless machine than a flat out female, albeit baring Mother in the name. I can however list Medusa from Kid Icarus.

If you're looking for realistic sounding instruments, look for Kontakt. It's a VST which allows you to include libraries of instruments. Don't go for soundfonts if that's what you want. It's expensive though. However, if you're looking for game soundfonts, you can try and find them in Zophar's...

Personally, I find it odd to not see the actual soundtrack in there, but at the same time, those experimental mishmash sounds are fun to listen to and kinda make up your own story of what's going on. As for the soundtrack, it's a bit of a shame, why not add a second panel with the themes there...