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Thanks!! I don't see any games yet, but just from that avatar I see you're a Blupi fan! I played Planet Blupi a while back and it was very cute.

I'm giving this funky site a spin: Backloggd! It's basically Letterboxd for games if the name didn't give that away: you can add games to your collection, your ratings of them, any review you want to write, the works. I thought it'd be fun to log my thoughts on the games I play there, and I...

Wario being an electrician feels like a natural fit to Mario's similar-yet-different plumber. Of course, most of the electric work we've seen him do is... done to him, through lightning strikes and electrocution, but not many electricians have the skills to survive such high voltage. He's...

Huh, I was gonna say this reminded me of this video... And then I look to the comments and see someone familiar! I guess we're on the same wavelength.

I think his greed would be my answer as it is the reason we see all of his other traits, but another one I quite like is his stubbornness. When it comes to Mario platformers, I refuse to believe the concept of 1-Ups is canon, seeing them purely as a functional purpose for how the player can keep...

Likely just because of the SNES game rerelease, but with all of the other Wario news recently (building up to his debut in the third Mario movie...) maybe it will mean something! A sequel is possible now that the Switch has mouse controls.

Any game that gives you a collection of unique trinkets to collect with descriptions from the main character is a winner in my book, and MoD and ShakeIt are no exceptions. I do particularly like how each treasure in the former has a price listed, which fluctuates to absurd degrees between...

I would like to see him make a comeback since I do associate him with Wario, even if he appeared before him. Another character worth mentioning is Katsini, one of Wario's henchmen in the SNES version of Wario's Woods who more than resembles Tatanga, which I personally interpret as another tie...

No I'm not French, I just thought it was a funny name.

My username is just my preferred name really... Ilini. I'm really Ilini, for real! My avatar is Captain Syrup from the top-left of this 4koma strip:

With the release of the final Mario Galaxy movie trailer and the film's release on the horizon, I have no qualms exclaiming the hard truth: Wario isn't gonna show up in such an already-cluttered movie! While we could all join hands and cry at our beloved antiherio's absence, I have brighter news...

The lack of shipwrecked Pirate Gooms and D.D.s floating around in Wario Shipyard was a huge missed opportunity IMO. Otherwise... hard to say. Maybe those spike-mask guys that run into you in 4 could be a fun enemy in a ruins course? Wario Land's enemies aren't exactly the most iconic so I kind...

Well games designed to be scary are an obvious big ticket for this sort of discussion, and in the rising popularity of the internet during my childhood there were plenty of those. I remember being unnerved by the original Slenderman game and fearing he would appear in my room in the dark of...

I like that each game gets its own villain, because it shows all the different types of people who are even worse than Wario. Though I'd be happy with cameos from former bosses if they're integrated well, and of course Syrup as a recurring "lesser villain" rival.

Very happy to see the makeup system from Miitopia Switch here again, along with free doodling! Though the lack of the songwriting feature is my one concern. Maybe it'll be a surprise release reveal.

I also wanted to mention this custom WL3 bossfight by BlanchonUltime (another member here!) that builds off of the owl "form" in that game. Another cool example for a direction the boss fights can take.

Personally I find that the reactions being annoying/time-wasting in II/3 is part of the intention, since they paint Wario as very stubborn and determined to get what he wants, even if it means repeatedly put himself through such humiliating effects. That said in 4's case the game is designed...

It's something I would like in a Wario Land sequel for sure. I suspect the main reason they didn't build fights around them is because, like CM30 said, a lot of them either revolve around unpredictable, forced movement (Flaming, Ball 'o String, Puffy), make Wario immune to knockback (Zombie...

If this hypothetical Wario movie is in the style of these Mario movies, I wouldn't expect them to focus on one series given how much material they love to pack in to 90 minutes of runtime. I could see an interesting concept from trying to integrate elements from both series though; maybe the...

Huh, didn't expect them to add a bunch of Mario 2 stuff; Birdo is understandable but I wonder how they're gonna work those other bosses in... answer: they aren't because this is a silly fanservice movie. Still kind of cool to see Mouser acknowledgement in the big 26 at least. Though I can now...