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This is a list of characters in the Wario Land and WarioWare (series) video game franchises.
Wario Land series
Wario
Main article: WarioWario (ワリオ) was designed as an antagonist to Mario, and first appeared in the 1992 handheld video game Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins as the main villain and final boss. Since that time, Wario has developed into the protagonist and antihero of his own video game franchise spanning both handheld and console markets, in addition to his numerous appearances in spin-offs of the Mario series. He is voiced by Charles Martinet, who also voices the Mario, Luigi, and Waluigi characters.
Captain Syrup
Captain Syrup is the main antagonist of Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 and Wario Land 2. She is the leader of a legion of seafaring thieves known as the Brown Sugar Pirates. She is a technological genius and inventor, constantly building mechanized apparatuses to assist her in attacking whatever target she chooses. Their base of operations is Kitchen Island, a gigantic coved island in the middle of nowhere, and their main mode of transportation is the S.S. Teacup, a massive pirate ship. In the first game, Wario hunts her down in order to steal a giant golden statue of Princess Toadstool that she stole from Mario, and after she is defeated, she vows revenge on him. She enacts on it during the second game by stealing all of Wario's treasure.
Rudy the Clown
Rudy the Clown is the main antagonist of Wario Land 3. He lures Wario into the music box world, claiming that he is the god of the world, in order to convince him to help break the seal that was placed upon him by the other creatures of the world. He asks him to break the seal, allowing him to keep any treasure that he finds along the way, which convinces Wario. After the seal is broken, he reveals himself and attacks Wario. Wario defeats him, and the curse on the other inhabitants is broken. Rudy returns in the video game Dr. Mario 64, where he and Mad Scienstein concoct a plan to steal the Megavitamins from Dr. Mario because he has a cold, and desires to be able to cure any illness.
Princess Shokora
Princess Shokora is a mythical princess who appears in Wario Land 4. She has a curse placed upon her by the Golden Diva that forces her to live in the body of a shape shifting black cat. Throughout the game, she helps Wario by selling him items prior to boss battles. After defeating the Golden Diva at the end of the game, the curse placed upon her is broken and she takes her true form, which varies depending on how many treasures Wario managed to obtain from the bosses.
Golden Diva
The Golden Diva is the main antagonist of Wario Land 4. She is a large, floating golden woman that was cursed by her own greed, turning her into a hideous monster. She wears a mask to conceal her true appearance. She is the one responsible for transforming Princess Shokora into a cat and stealing her treasure.
Black Jewel
The Black Jewel is the main antagonist of Wario World. It is an evil, brilliant-cut black gem that is motivated by greed. When Wario finds it, it destroys his castle and turns all of his treasure into monsters. When the black gem finally appears, it has one eye and several pink tentacles, and it attacks with fire and shockwaves.
Goodstyle
Goodstyle is an ally of Wario in Wario: Master of Disguise. He is an animated wand with a face that Wario steals from Count Cannoli. Goodstyle aids Wario by giving him advice and allowing him to transform into different costumes. It is eventually revealed that Goodstyle was the first member of the Cannoli family who sealed the evil Terrormisu into the Wishstone. After doing this, Goodstyle transformed himself into a powerful wand to aid a warrior in defeating the Terrormisu once in for all. After having Wario reassemble the pieces of the Wishstone and defeating Terrormisu, Goodstyle gives all the treasure he owned to Wario as thanks for defeating Terrormisu.
Count Cannoli
Count Cannoli is an antagonist in Wario: Master of Disguise. He is a self-proclaimed "master thief", who is really no more than an amateur that is only able to accomplish anything while using Goodstyle's powers to become his alter-ego, the Silver Zephyr. After Wario steals the wand, his only means of fighting back are a variety of gadgets and machines that he has designed. Once he discovers that Wario is trying to hunt down the pieces of the Wishstone, Cannoli remembers that it is his family's duty to keep them apart, and begins dogging Wario's heels even more closely, trying to keep the pieces away from him. Eventually, he is forced into an alliance with fellow thief and antagonist, Carpaccio, in an attempt to stop Wario.
Carpaccio
Carpaccio is the main antagonist for much of Wario: Master of Disguise. He is a brilliant chemist who runs the company known as Sigil Securities. However, he uses his knowledge of security systems and science for evil, becoming a true master thief with the aid of his mind and his money. The Carpaccios, having worked with the Cannoli family for generations, also have a duty to keep the Wishstone from combining. Eventually, he is forced into an alliance with fellow thief and antagonist Cannoli in an attempt to stop Wario.
Terrormisu
Terrormisu is an evil demon who once exploited a pharoah's greed to destroy an entire civilization. He is sealed into the Wishstone by Goodstyle long before the events of Wario: Master of Disguise take place. As Wario collects the pieces of the Wishstone during the game, Terrormisu spots her chance, and is able to project her image into the real world once Wario passes by a volcano that happens to be a nexus of dark power. She takes the form of a young mysterious woman, calling herself "Tiaramisu" to trick Wario into thinking she is friendly. After collecting all of the pieces of the Wishstone, she is able to escape, but is soon defeated by Wario.
WarioWare, Inc.
9-Volt
9-Volt is a Nintendo fanboy, owning everything ever made by Nintendo. 9-Volt's microgames are all microgame versions of Nintendo video games. 9-Volt is a student at Diamond Elementary School and usually gets around by way of a hoverboard. He lives at home with his mother, 5-Volt, and his pet Fronk, called 'Shag'.
18-Volt
18-Volt is 9-Volt's best friend, and a fan of video games. He is a gigantic fellow, and when not speaking alongside with 9-Volt, he almost always limits his statements to "Word." Despite his size, he goes to Diamond Elementary School. His other defining trait is the boom box he always carries; his loud music gets him into trouble on his first day of school, although he soon finds an admirer in 9-Volt.
Ashley
Ashley is a witch in training who lives in a mansion in Diamond City with a little devil named Red. She first appeared in Touched, then returned in Smooth Moves. She is very emotionless and rarely ever smiles. Typically, she is not interested in activities not related to becoming a better witch; usually, Ashley tells Red to do it. She often spends her time improving various aspects of her witchcraft, while Red spends a lot of his time helping her in some way.
In the upcoming Super Smash Bros. Brawl, an updated variation of Ashley's Theme is confirmed to be in the game with the song's vocals provided by Emily McIntosh, Terry Lauber, and James Cowan. It is slated to appear on the official WarioWare stage in the game.
Dribble and Spitz
Dribble & Spitz are two developers who speak with Bronx accents . They also work as cabbies, and their cab, which was designed by Dr. Crygor, has the ability to go anywhere. Dribble is a large anthropomorphic bulldog with red hair. He seems large, burly, and gruff, but in reality, he is quite calm and friendly. Spitz is a yellow anthropomorphic cat. He is always squinting and wears goggles.
Doctor Crygor
Dr. Crygor is a quirky scientist whose inventions include his cryogenic suit, Mike, the karaoke robot that would "solve all his cleaning needs", and the Kelerometer diet machine. He is a hundred years old, and the grandfather of Penny Crygor. In WarioWare: Touched, he accidentally gets caught in his latest invention and is fused with an apple, resulting in red accents to his costume, as well as a full helmet. These changes remain for part of WarioWare: Smooth Moves.
Fronk
Fronk is a strange, blocky, yellow species of creatures. They appear constantly throughout all the WarioWare games, both in microgames and cutscenes. 9-Volt apparently even keeps one of them as a pet, calling it "Shag". In the Japanese version, these creatures were known as Pixies, and the individual character was called Shaggy. In addition to several varieties of yellow Pixies, there are also red and blue varieties; their faces vary individually from each other. They are also apparently very small, as they are usually depicted getting stomped on, crushed, eaten, or kicked. Their sizes range from the size of a human toe to smaller than a penny.
Jimmy P.
Jimmy P. is looks exactly like Jimmy T. with the exception of his yellow afro and Hawaiian shirt He attends the Club Spice. He eventually meets Jimmy T. at the end of his story.
Jimmy T.
Jimmy T. is a man with a large blue afro wig, who is a dancing fanatic to the point that sometimes he will do so involuntarily, citing that the rhythm makes him do it. Jimmy is always seen hanging out at hot Diamond City night spots, particularly Club Sugar, and dancing the night away. Since WarioWare: Twisted, Jimmy has been seen hanging out with members of his family, who apparently love dancing as much as he does. They include his parents, Papa T. and Mama T., and his brother and sister,James T. and Jamie T.
Kat and Ana
Kat & Ana are kindergarten-aged ninja twins. Kat has pink hair with a single ponytail, while Ana has red-orange hair with two ponytails. Ana is timid, while Kat is a bit more bossy and overall the dominant sister, though she cares for Ana deeply. The two live in an old-fashioned Japanese-style house in a forest. The two are descended from the Iga ninja clan, and attend Mystical Ninja Elementary. They have four pets: Don the Sparrow, Shadow the Dog , Shuriken the Falcon, and Numchuck the Monkey.
Kat & Ana are slated to appear in Super Smash Bros. Brawl as Assist Trophy characters.
Mike
Mike is a character who was introduced in WarioWare: Touched! In the game, he hosts a section devoted entirely to blowing into the microphone on Nintendo DS. Mike is a karaoke robot made by Dr. Crygor. Despite being a robot built for karaoke, the slightly mad doctor programs him to be a cleaning robot. Eventually, he overrides his cleaning program with his karaoke program by blowing on a pile of dust.
Mona
Mona is a high school student with a different part-time job in each game. Mona is quite adventurous, and savvy. She thinks Wario is always one degree ahead of cool, and likes money. She always seems to be late to wherever she is going, and often speeds on her scooter to make up for this. She starts out working as a "the Gelateria", and moves on to being an ice cream girl, a waitress at Sora sora Diner, a pizza delivery worker at Mona Pizza, the bassist of a fairly popular rock band called Mona and the Hot Slices, and a cheerleader.
Orbulon
Orbulon is superintelligent alien that has difficulty with the English language. His IQ is 300, and he is 2003 years old. Orbulon first desires to conquer the Earth, but after crash-landing there, he gives up this desire and settls in. However, in WarioWare: Smooth Moves, he mentions that using the balance stone brings him closer to his goal, which in his game card holder, mentions he's trying to save Earth.
Penny Crygor
Penny Crygor is another character first introduced in WarioWare: Smooth Moves. She is the granddaughter of Dr. Crygor and dreams of becoming a great scientist. She also has a hidden desire to become a singer. Penny sees her grandfather as an excellent scientist, though also recognizes his eccentric nature.\
Pyoro
Pyoro is a character that has his own game in almost every WarioWare game, each game varying in style . Pyoro resembles a round red bird with a white belly and short wings, with a long, sticky, frog-like tongue.
Tiny Wario
Tiny Wario are a group of small Warios formed after Penny Crygor gives Wario a special motorcycle as a present. When Wario rides it, he shrinks and disappears into it, soon after being spat out of the exhaust pipe in the form of multiple Tiny Warios. The Tiny Warios can re-gather to turn back into a fully-sized Wario. Tiny Warios are also infatuated with strawberries.
Wario-Man
Wario-Man is an alter-ego of Wario that is formed after being tossed Crygor's Gravitator while checking up on Crygor's production of WarioWare: Twisted! systems. He transforms again in WarioWare: Touched! after eating bad garlic with the hopes of curing himself. Wario-Man is also Wario's Final Smash on Super Smash Bros. Brawl, on which all his attacks are powered up in different ways.
Young Cricket
Young Cricket is first introduced in WarioWare: Smooth Moves. He is with flowing dark hair and a blue outfit. He practices martial arts and trains with his master, Master Mantis. He and his master travel all over looking for new forms. The two decide to stay in Diamond City for a while, as there appear to be many forms to learn there.
References
- Nintendo Co. Ltd. "Smash Bros Dojo: WarioWare: Ashley's Theme". Retrieved Oct 9.
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