Should Wario get a movie?

Should Wario get a movie adaptation?

  • Yes, there should be a Wario movie

    Votes: 1 12.5%

  • There should be a cartoon/TV show instead

    Votes: 4 50.0%

  • No, but Wario should be in a Mario movie sequel

    Votes: 3 37.5%

  • No and I don't want Wario characters in adaptations

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    8
Wario warrants -

-A 400 million live-action Wario Land adaptation starring a digitally-deaged Brendan Fraser
- A Ian Flynn comic with enough awkward references to make the biggest continuity whores wince
-A Crazy Galaxy anime, manga and stage show
-A poorly-animated 3D webshow made to shill some short-lived shitcoin
 
A 90s style cartoon would be cool, (think a little bit like that vid by flippindingdong "gex but it's a 90s cartoon") but highly unlikely sadly
 
I don't see any kind of adaptation with Wario in the lead role any time soon considering they haven't even done that with Zelda yet and you'd think Nintendo would do that before even giving Wario a thought. Still, could see him in the sequel as a potential antagonist though probably not the main antagonist. The last time he was that was in Mario Land 2 and Nintendo still seems kind of iffy on recognizing the Mario Land games so who knows.
 
Imagine if there was a general Nintendo show that was hosted by Wario and his friends. WarioWare MicroShow.
For an example for it, let's say every episode's 20 mins long excluding ads, intro, or credits. Random episode in the middle of the first season.
Starts with a short intro and Wario going about his day and while waiting for a bus, he turns on his Switch around 2:20 minutes into the segment, transitioning into a microepisode about Wario getting turned into a wooden puppet and gets found by Red and gets used as a play toy and gets melons thrown at him for hours a day until getting saved by Ashley turning him back into Wario.
After that goes on for 5 mins, a 2:20 long ending goes on about Wario being late for a meeting due to missing by accident many busses during the 5 minutes.
At exactly 9:55, the first third ends and with a 10 min level transition-like intermission, the next segment happens with similar formula (2:20 of an intro, 5:00 of another story [or 2:20 for 2 stories] featuring microgame characters and story or talking about another event around or even something else, 2:20 of an outro to the other story). That could combine the microgame formula with a TV show.
 
rebateman said:
Imagine if there was a general Nintendo show that was hosted by Wario and his friends. WarioWare MicroShow.
For an example for it, let's say every episode's 20 mins long excluding ads, intro, or credits. Random episode in the middle of the first season.
Starts with a short intro and Wario going about his day and while waiting for a bus, he turns on his Switch around 2:20 minutes into the segment, transitioning into a microepisode about Wario getting turned into a wooden puppet and gets found by Red and gets used as a play toy and gets melons thrown at him for hours a day until getting saved by Ashley turning him back into Wario.
After that goes on for 5 mins, a 2:20 long ending goes on about Wario being late for a meeting due to missing by accident many busses during the 5 minutes.
At exactly 9:55, the first third ends and with a 10 min level transition-like intermission, the next segment happens with similar formula (2:20 of an intro, 5:00 of another story [or 2:20 for 2 stories] featuring microgame characters and story or talking about another event around or even something else, 2:20 of an outro to the other story). That could combine the microgame formula with a TV show.
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Yeah, a WarioWare TV show would be amazing. The format of the games' stories is just perfect for a cartoon show, and it could work really well in the format you suggest.
 
kinda like tales from ba sing se (ATLA) or that one season 7 episode of the simpsons (the one with steamed hams)
 
Any possible Super Mario Bros. Movie sequel will almost certainly introduce the extended Mario cast and recurring characters that we haven't seen so far, and Wario could very well be among those.
 

Maybe Wario will get into a movie sooner than we think
Do any of you think there is any stock in this CRAZY GAMER THEORY?
Could be legit.....
 
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