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The WarioWare x Majora's Mask badge set was the only special WarioWare badge set to have characters that weren't Ashley and Red.
So, it's the best one by default, even without taking into account how good they look.
Remember when spirits were first revealed and Shokora was one of the highlighted ones on Ultimate's website?
That was nice bit of minor spotlight for her.
The WarioWare lore demands a book this large, to cover it all.
Waluigi has gotten to drive in both Wario's car and Wario's bike, across the Mario Kart series.
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Added points about the Mario vs Wario comics and Greedville to my counter of Source Gaming's Why Does Wario Fart.
Yes, I do dislike that piece of selective research and fabricated assumptions enough to still update my counter to it.
Look at them using Cannoli on the most recent Spirit Board event pic.
I appreciate it.
As much as his design evolved in all the right ways, old-school Wario is still great as well. He's got this dopey charm to him.
As is well documented, Arewo Shitain made his debut in For The Frog The Bell Tolls, before making it to the Wario Land series as Mad Scienstein in 3 and by his proper name and look in Land 4.
Creates a nice connection betweem FTFTBT and Wario. Great game btw, check it out.
One of the more subtle recurring themes with Wario is his proficiency with bombs.
It's been around as early as Wario's Woods, Wario Blast and Wario Land 1 and has remained a part of Wario since, in both his own series and the many Mario spin-offs.
Contrary to what is often said, WarioWare does not ignore Wario being strong, it's really just a difference in context.
Wario is just chilling and having silly misadventures in town, not on a treasure hunt.