Sentences with phrase «turns wario»

The Dragon Pot [1], also known as Dragon Hat [2] or simply Dragon [3], is a powerful item in Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 that turns Wario into Dragon Wario.

Not exact matches

In the case of FunFun, the boss seen above, it turns out he had an unused animation where he would actually eat Wario to do damage.

With the Wii Remote controller turned sideways like an old - school controller, veterans and newcomers alike can run, jump and smash (Also known as «Wario Land: The Shake Dimension») Wario Land: Shake It!

is at its best... and then the game completely flips its lid and turns into something not unlike Wario Ware.

He is even one of five characters (the other four being Mario, Luigi, Bowser, and Wario) who can turn into different, more powerful forms; he becomes Super Toad when touching a Fire Flower and the Toad Warrior when touching a Starman.

Soon a message is given and it states that thanks to Toad's efforts, the woods had returned to peace and that all the monsters were turned back to normal as Wario's spell (referred to as a nightmare in the game) over them had finally lifted.

Similar examples to this include the well known case of Super Mario Bros 2 (where a much more interesting game called Doki Doki Panic was turned into a Mario title instead of the somewhat samey Lost Levels), and the less known case of Wario World.

The Bucket features Mario's «M» insignia when up - right, although when turned upside - down, the «M» becomes Wario's «W,» referencing Wario's power over the character.

As the story begins, the world comes under attack from a mysterious new force, and after Mario is taken out of the battle and Kirby rescues one of the two Princesses captured (Zelda or Peach), Wario shows up to blast the other one with some sort of gun that instantly turns her into a statue, before grabbing her and making his escape.

Plus, if you're interested in Wario's origins, feel free to check out my vintage 15 Years of Wario article, written back when the game turned... well, 15, obviously.

Constantly confounding his plans on a semi-regular basis in the Wario Land series, Captain Syrup has a knack for not only interfering, but also turning a profit in the process.

Wario may have been left out of the Nintendo 64's premiere title, Super Mario 64 (and he wasn't alone — just ask Luigi), but he got the last laugh when players discovered that launching a rocket at Mario's face in a Mt. Rushmore - like setting would turn the face of the mountain into Wario's wicked visage.

For whatever reason, Wario decides to take over some woods, and sends in a small army to do so, only to be thwarted by Peach's # 1 Mushroom Retainer, as well as classic Super Mario Bros. 2 villain - turned - hero Birdo and old nemesis Wanda the Fairy.

Mario Party is a rather easy series to summarize: Players take control of a different character from the Mario universe (here including Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Yoshi, Wario and Donkey Kong), and take turns moving across board game - inspired levels, with mini-games spread throughout after each player has taken a turn.

Unfortunately for Wario, it seems that their games always went awry when it was his turn to play.

Turns out what they thought of next was to release it in the west and add Mario's rival Wario into the mix.

In Wario Land II, when a cook flips a slice of cake into his greedy maw, he turns into Fat Wario, a swollen, lethargic version of his former self.

However, London - based digital designer Rob Lafratta has reinforced the super angle, by turning Mario and Wario into superheroes and supervillains.