We couldn't help ourselves--Mario fashion is so last Friday. In case you didn't notice, maybe because you were too busy getting domineered by the formidable boss roster of Mega Man 9, a little game called Wario Land: Shake It! landed at retailers on Tuesday. And you can bet we've been shaking it all week (besides listening to Charles Martinet ham it up, of course). What better way to welcome this momentous release than to dedicate our humble gallery to the big scoundrel himself?
It is appropriate that we have transformed this feature to accommodate Wario's oversized rear end. Transformations are Wario's speciality; whether he is provoked by status-changing characters or influenced by elements of his environment, Wario relies on his many forms to effectively navigate level design. Adopting forms that range from animal to mechanical, this rude evil genius is unquestionably a Master of Disguise. Let's take a look back at the numerous transformations Wario has undergone in our new gallery chock full of yellow, purple and poor manners.
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9-26-2008 @ 3:56PM
ZombiePikmin said...
(Reaches for copy of WarioLand: Shake It)
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9-26-2008 @ 4:20PM
Mr Khan said...
I did notice the thing about Drunk Wario, when i read a guide for Wario Land 2 that showed the Penguins pitching beer at him, and not the iron balls. The iron ball thing confused me to no end until i saw that
Also the fact that is breath in that form was lethal to enemies, that always made be lol.
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9-26-2008 @ 4:36PM
MowDownJoe said...
Dragon Warrior, as he appeared in the Virtual Boy Wario game.
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