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I think if there was to be any character played by Martinet, Wario has to be it. Of all the Mario chars, Wario's the one he's the most experienced with full voicing. Would be a nice homage to WarioWare Gold if that were to be true, too.

Nice guess, but no, it's the knockoff we have in Australia. To be honest though, I forgot that there was the Canadian version until your post reminded me of it. Edit: Oh, now I see the whited out text. You got me real good there, sorry.

Amazing what simply releasing on a platform on its prime does. I think we'll have a good shot at something not WarioWare (like Paper Wario, if Intelligent Systems wants to escape the no original characters mandate) if this keeps up. More sales are always good. Although anecdotal, I can also...

GIT also proved that complete full voice acting wasn't needed for some awesome voice work. Despite the loss of full VA, what we did get (for microgame intermissions) is still mostly the same standard as in Gold. Most of Stephanie Sheh's characters (Mona, Kat) and Fryda Wolff's (Ana, Penny) were...

Most of this thread pre-dates her Gold redesign, which might've shifted the tables a bit. The Rhythm Heaven'ification of Mona in G&W didn't help matters much, that's for sure IMO.

This one particularly is hell with two Pyoros. I don't think I've won it without some mindless control stick flicking and accidentally popping the ghost balloons. I think player characters count to popping it, though?

To be honest, I do concur with the opinion that there shouldn't specifically be a Wapeach nor Wadaisy. We already have enough underused Wario series characters as is; why would we need specifically an inverse Peach that'd also go unused after she's through?

Week 5 brings the very first simultaneous control stage! Which was in the rules screen, but never used until now. This cup, Pyoro, Pyoro!, forces you to play as Pyoro, but two of them. Much like the Week 2 cup, it's endless until losing all four lives, this time with this mode's actual life...

Indeed, it does. However, that's the primary reason why I don't use the special colours.

What character is this with? Some characters' superboss is much harder than others; case in point, Kat/Ana.

Welcome to the forum. I do presume you meant to drop this into the Welcome to Wario Forums forum... but nevertheless, that won't stop me from welcoming you in too.

I'll start with my strategy: Kat or Ana. Both are identical, just mirrored. Most crew members only have one attack option; either a ranged, chip damage attack or a melee, high damage but risky move. Kat/Ana are unique in that they have both! Their auto jump can be exploited to damage bosses...

It's time for another Variety Pack mode; Friendless Battle, which pits one lone crew member against an endless horde of evil clones until they finally get KO'd by one last. Of course, you'll be given plenty of bosses at the x15 (for example, enemy number 115), x30, x45, x60, x80 and x00...

I've been playing with his colours set to overalls Wario for quite some time. It looks rather close, though still not quite the same as an actual overalls option.

Despite the challenge description and title, no, there isn't any temperature change gimmicks. This week's cup, Fire and Ice is all about microgames that change scenery between hot and cold alternatively. Luckily, it seems the set order of Week 1's cup returns (albeit with a different microgame...

The speed limit in this game (and Gold) is around 2x normal speed, I believe (so 240 BPM). This can be hit at around 90 points in normal (15 microgame cycle) stages, depending on when exactly speedups occur in the particular stage.

For Week 3 (that is, the Wario Cup that started on ~21 September), I got a best time of 0:37.28. Since I don't have NSO, there's no point chasing any faster time than that. It's... a rather interesting challenge. This time I achieved using Ashley, Wario and 5-Volt, chosen as I thought they'd be...