During the second phase, Wario uses a Carrot and transforms into Bunny Wario. In the first phase, Wario dashes across the room and stomps upon the floor, which causes the crystal balls moving across the ceiling above to fall down. The final battle with Wario comprises three phase. He finishes his plan by rechristening the castle as the Wario Castle.
Lastly, in order to ensure that Mario can't enter his castle, Wario scatters its keys - the eponymous six Golden Coins - across Mario Land. Using a rarely-seen arcane ability, Wario hypnotizes most of Mario Land's inhabitants and forces them on the same line, commanding them to stop Mario's attempts at retaking his castle and the surrounding land. Wario is the main antagonist and final boss of the game - driven by long-lasting envy, he takes over Mario Land and his castle while the plumber is battling his way through Sarasaland to rescue Princess Daisy from the alien overlord Tatanga. Wario's first overall appearance is in Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins, which released in 1992 for the Game Boy.
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In the Super Mario series Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins It is unknown if Wario ever returned to his parents or not. At the end of the game Wario got Bowser's treasure, but Baby Bowser plopped in, and again, they started to argue. As he was a very greedy baby, Wario jumped on the only Bandit with no coin, in the back of the line, hoping to snag some riches.īaby Wario along with the rest of the Yoshi’s worked together to defeat Bowser at the end of the game. After going through five levels, Wario saw a line of Bandits, each carrying a coin. Not long after a Yoshi, which had been separated from the Stork and the other babies, ended up finding the lost Baby Wario and together they managed to escape the enemy filled area and they continued to aid each other throughout the rest of World 3. But Baby Wario did not remain with the Toadies for long, due to his terrible tantrums, so when the Toadies finally became fed up with the baby they abandoned him in an undersea cave in World 3–5. He along with numerous other infants had been abducted by the evil Kamek's Toadie army in order to find the legendary Star Children that were spoken of in legend to be the only thing standing in the way of the Koopa Troop's attempt at world domination. Wario's first chronological appearance was in Yoshi's Island DS. Wario went on to become the game's main antagonist by taking over Mario's castle, which met the staff team's initial vision of diverting from the conventional objectives established by previous Mario games. To Kiyotake's surprise, the idea to flip the "M" seen on Mario's Cap to create a "W" received extremely enthusiastic support by the rest of the staff. Kiyotake subsequently discussed his idea with his assistant character designer and co-director Takehiko Hosokawa, with whom Kiyotake normally sought approval from before presenting an idea to the rest of the game's staff. Bluto is physically well-built, motivated by self-interests, and more cunning than his counterpart, Popeye. Kiyotake stated that Wario's relationship to Mario was inspired by the American comic book characters Popeye and Bluto. Wario's physical design and personality was based on the idea that a protagonist should have an arch-rival and nemesis.
Before any actual character development, Wario's name was the first thing that was decided on, being derived from the Japanese word "warui" (悪い), meaning "bad". It was initially director Hiroji Kiyotake's idea to introduce Wario as a new character that fits this change in objective, although several rejected characters were presented earlier which no one took a liking to. Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins official Shogakukan game guide, staff interview on pages 106-111 ( translation provided by "Shmuplations", accessed September 10, 2016) Rather than having Mario fight for the benefit of someone else (such as Princess Daisy in Super Mario Land 2's precursor, and Princess Peach throughout other games), the staff wanted Mario Bros to fight to win back something of his own. The staff team aimed for a "change of pace", and to not be bound by the ideas which were continuously used in Mario games leading up to that time they desired to provide Mario with a new objective. The idea to introduce Wario as a new! Italic character originated during development of Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins.
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