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The sheer growth that my blog is seeing still amazes me, but I'm just stoked that there is so much interest in Wario!

Yet ANOTHER Wario fart reference!1!1!1 Seriously, at this point I'm convinced that the Smash team confused Wario for a South Park canadian.

Fuck yeah Captain Syrup! Also: There's a spirit battle against 4 Warios (3:11) with Chargin' Chuck Spirits, that has them spam the Shoulder Charge. I know it's meant to represent the mooks, but in the context of Smash it also feels like a borderline apology, for it's much despised removal...

Gotta love those Wario fart jokes, truly a very original thing to do with Wario that captures the very essence of what he is all about, in a new, creative and fun mann-I can't even finish that.

I blame a lot of that on Compile's writing often not being very consistent, for instance, you can't really apply any depth from other sources to anyone in the first three Puyo games, since everyone in those was a one-dimensional joke character, due to the excuse plot nature of their narratives...

Well good on him for that, it's better then those dickheads who instead of being happy with the newcomers they like, prefer to dump all over deconfirmed characters, while telling fans of said characters to suck it up. I can accept Isaac's fate as an AT, it's assholes who are happy about people...

It's not in-character, but it beats the Smash fanbase's usual modus operandi of shitting all over every single deconfirmed character and their fans.

Just found this.

They were all seen during the Spirit Mode section of the Direct, just fast forward to it and you should easily make them out, the one with Mona was also near the end, before the World of Light trailer.

This just keeps getting better!

We are getting Wario platformer characters in Spirit Mode, I'm so much more happy about that then I should ever admit.

''The video's Mario segment shows that the treasure of a certain school has been pilfered by the "mysterious thief W". Princess Peach informs Mario of this, and he responds by searching out this mysterious thief, soon identified as Wario. After a run-in with various enemies and crashing his Kart...

I'd say get Land 2 first, Land 3 is my personal favorite, but I'd say that experience with 2 and a general feel of how the puzzles operate helps a lot with the latter, since Land 3 can seem a bit overwhelming to some, when first playing it.

Heyah, neat to see you here!

It's entirely possible that I'm seeing connections where there actually aren't any, but it's fun to think about it that way.

Not sure how that double post happened and there's no delete option anymore.

Only just noticed it and I find it really interesting.

Here's a fun fact for yah: Brain Age: Concentration Training has a Wario's Woods minigame and it even uses a remix of the Board Clear jingle from NES WW (42:16) : That's legit incredible and I love it.