Wario

Wario is a video game character created by Nintendo. He was invented with the purpose of being the evil antithesis of Mario, at the same time a protagonist of his own video game saga: Wario Land. This is reflected in his personality, and his great cunning, the opposite of Mario. The name Wario comes from the name Mario, but together with the Japanese adjective warui (bad), so the name Wario would mean Bad Mario. Also the W in its name is an M rotated 180 degrees. Wario stands out for being fatter and slower than Mario. He is also very lazy, greedy, and selfish. His first appearance was in 1992, in the video game Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins, as the main villain and final boss of that game. Since his debut, Wario has continued to appear in the franchise, primarily in sports games, the Mario Kart series, and the Mario Party series. In these games he almost always teams up with Waluigi and tries to win by cheating, although they rarely succeed.

His car is called Wario Car, and it resembles a purple single-seat Cadillac and, as a personal touch, a mustache on the front hood. The Wario Car appears in the video games Mario Kart: Double Dash!, Mario Kart Wii (called Fulminant Chariot) and Wario Land 4, in addition to various appearances in the WarioWare games. A similar version of this car, (nicknamed Brutus), appears in the video game Mario Kart DS. In the game Super Smash Bros. Brawl and in the WarioWare games, Wario's motorcycle, simply called Moto Wario, also appears.

Wario is overweight, which doesn't allow him to jump very high or run very fast, but it makes him stronger and more resistant. Wario is the same height as Mario (1'55m) and weighs 140kg. Its legs and arms are very muscular. His nose is large and pink and he has a long pointed mustache that reaches almost to his ears. Wario wears a yellow short-sleeved T-shirt and a purple jumpsuit, with white flower buttons. His cap is also yellow and has a blue W on the front. He also has a blue W on his gloves and his shoes are pointy and green in color.

Wario also carries large eyebrows, a huge smile with a large jaw, large eyes with black pupils, and a small blue line at the corner of his eyes, his legs are quite small, offset by his large muscles in his arms and jaws and pointed feet, with shoes resembling a leprechaun.

Wario is able to open his jaw in an Inhuman manner, due to his huge head, so much so, that he must close it manually afterwards with his hands, he also has a shapely chin smile with large teeth. He also wears a W on the top of his gloves in a blue color. He usually poses sometimes with his muscles.

Wario is extremely greedy and will do anything to get money, presenting several characteristics of an anti-hero. He is also very selfish and never lets anyone else touch the treasures he finds. Wario is also incredibly vain. He considers himself very handsome and handsome, despite the fact that most consider his face ugly and even scary. In Wario World, his palace was filled with golden statues of himself. In WarioWare Gold's amiibo mode, he draws himself incredibly handsomely, while the rest of the characters are drawn effortlessly and in any way. Wario is also known for being a glutton and a sweetheart addict, even getting into trouble because of that as seen in WarioWare: Touched!. Despite this, according to the official website of Wario Land 4, he works out during his free time.

Wario is also unhygienic and very rude. Usually the nose is urged and you forget to brush your teeth. In the Super Smash Bros Series, his downward special is the Wario Stench, in which he uses his flatulence to propel himself and damage his opponents. He also laughs at his opponents when he wins and boos them when he loses. Wario's special ability in Mario Strikers Charged is that Wario farts a loud fart that makes his opponents dizzy. This unpleasant attitude makes Wario a person that people avoid hanging out with. Despite this, Wario has shown that he has many friends in the WarioWare series, who help him create microgames even if Wario later refuses to pay for them. Among all these friends, Wario also seems to have a special relationship with Mona. Mona has a crush on Wario and admires him. Wario seems to have a similar feeling for Mona, as according to her, she has gone with Wario a few times on an adventure and in WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!, Wario is seen dreaming about Mona and saying that she is beautiful.

Wario has superhuman strength, much greater than Mario's and comparable to that of the plumber's other rivals such as Bowser or Donkey Kong. Wario's signature attack is the Swift Attack (also called the Shove or Lightning Strike), in which Wario charges at high speed at his opponents, mainly by hitting his shoulder. Wario's weight allows him to create small earthquakes and paralyze his opponents when performing the Wario jump. He usually has a special taste for explosives, including Bob-ombs, which are his special object in Mario Kart: Double Dash!, and for those objects that help him steal coins, such as magnets.

By eating special garlic, Wario can transform into Wario-Man, a transformation that greatly increases his strength and stamina. Wario also has the ability to throw explosive flatulence and shares several transformations with Mario, such as Wario Fire or Wario Metal.

Wario is also able to open his jaw tightly, almost to the point of devouring and chewing on an entire person, he is also able to shake the floor with heavy punches, and although he cannot do as many stunts as Mario or jump as high, he is incredibly strong and resistant.

Wario can also give strong headbutts and blows with the belly, or push himself up strongly with his fingers to gain momentum.

Next; The story and all the video game sagas where Wario appears.

Super Mario Wario Saga WarioFireGBC Wario in Super Mario Land 2 Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins

Wario appeared first in this game. Guided by envy and greed, Wario had the goal of taking control of Mario's castle. He had tried numerous times, but had never succeeded. When Mario traveled to Sarasaland to rescue Princess Daisy from the alien Tatanga in Super Mario Land, he left the castle unprotected, allowing Wario to take it over. After this, he hid the six gold coins, the keys to the castle. Eventually Mario retrieves the six coins and enters the castle, which had been filled with traps. Mario manages to get around them all and reach the throne room, on which Wario was sitting.

The final fight of the game takes place there. This is divided into three phases. During the first phase, Wario attacks Mario by ramming him and hitting the ground hard, causing the crystal balls on the ceiling to fall. During the second phase, Wario eats a carrot and transforms into Wario Rabbit. After this, Wario will start flying around the room, moving his ears, and hitting the ground hard. In the third and final phase, Wario uses a fire flower and transforms into Fire Wario, after which he begins to shoot fireballs at the plumber. In the end, Wario is defeated and Mario regains the castle.

Super Mario 64 DS: Wario is an unlockable character and one of the protagonists in Super Mario 64 DS. At the beginning of the game, he, Mario and Luigi go to Princess Peach's party at her castle, where they are captured by Bowser and his henchmen and are locked in rooms that could only be opened with special keys. The key that opens the door to the room Wario was in is hidden in Wario's portrait, located on the other side of the mirror, in the mirror room on the second floor of Peach's castle. Luigi is the only one capable of going through the mirror to get there, using his power of intangibility. By entering the frame and defeating Don Témpano, Luigi will get the key.

Wario is the strongest of the four characters, but he is also the slowest. He can destroy black bricks and does more damage to enemies than the rest of the characters. His bomb jumps are also stronger and he moves faster when charging heavy enemies like King Bob-omb. By grabbing a power flower, Wario transforms into metal Wario for a longer time, becoming invincible.

Mario & Wario. Wario is the main villain of the video game Mario & Wario, released for the Super Famicon in 1993. Wario throws various objects from his plane at the head of Mario, Yoshi, or Peach (depending on the character the player chooses), preventing them from seeing. Fortunately, a fairy named Wanda guides them to Luigi, who removes the bucket from their heads. Throughout the game, Wanda manages to damage Wario's plane with a hammer little by little. In the last level of the game, Wanda manages to make the plane explode, throwing Wario into the air.

Wario's Woods In this game, Wario and his minions wanted to take control of the forest. This time he is stopped by Toad, Birdo, and the forest fairies. Throughout the game, Toad faces off against Wario's minions in matches of a Tetris-like game. At the end of the game, he sends a copy of him to fight Toad, before fighting himself. In the end, Toad manages to defeat Wario and save the forest.

Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 After being defeated by Mario at the end of Super Mario Land 2, Wario does not give up and continues to dream of one day having his own castle. This is what leads him to become a treasure hunter. Wario learns that Captain Sirope and her crew had stolen an oversized golden statue of Princess Peach. With Mario also looking for the statue, Wario sees an opportunity to resume their old rivalry, and if he got the statue, he was willing to return it to the princess or give it to Captain Sirope in exchange for a large amount of money.

Wario arrives at Kitchen Island, where Captain Sirope and her crew had their base of operations. After traveling all over the island, facing Sirope's crew and their genius, Wario manages to obtain the statue and treasures of the captain. Unfortunately, Mario arrives and steals Wario's statue of Peach. Luckily, the genie, grateful to have been freed from Captain Syrup's control, gives Wario a new home, depending on the number of treasures he stole, ranging from a birdhouse that stole little to an entire planet that managed to steal all the treasures from Captain Syrup.

Wario Land 2 Wario stars in another adventure in Wario Land 2. Wario has become very strong since last installment, now being invulnerable to enemy attacks. In this adventure, Captain Sirope and her crew steal Wario's treasures and flood his castle, forcing him to chase them down to recover his riches.

Wario Land 3 In Wario Land 3, Wario stumbles upon an enchanted music box and is transported to the mysterious world within. Upon arrival, Wario is greeted by a mysterious oracle, who promises Wario to give him a wealth of treasure if he manages to retrieve five boxes of magical music. Wario agrees, under the impression that his efforts may prove lucrative. After collecting the music boxes, Wario returns to the oracle, which reveals his true, monstrous form. The oracle reveals that he used Wario to collect the music boxes so that his powers could be restored, and that the "enemies" encountered throughout the game were the enchanted citizens of the music box world. In a climactic battle, Wario defeats him and is greeted by the grateful citizens of the enchanted world, who thank him immensely for saving their land. Their gratitude is fruitful for Wario, as they allow him to keep the treasures he found on his adventure.

Wario Land 4 After reading about the Golden Pyramid, an ancient structure that hid a valuable treasure inside, in a newspaper, Wario gets in his car and drives there. Wario manages to enter the pyramid and explores the different rooms and floors inside, finding numerous treasures along the way. During his journey through the pyramid, Wario is guided by a small black cat. In the end, Wario stumbles upon the pyramid goddess, Golden Diva. After defeating her, it is revealed that the cat who had guided him was actually Princess Shokora, the true goddess of the pyramid, who had been transformed into a cat by Golden Diva. Golden Diva's defeat caused the spell to disappear and Shokora to revert to her human form, which varies depending on the number of treasures Wario collected throughout his journey.

Wario Land: Shake It! In Wario Land: Shake It!, Captain Sirope discovers in a museum the existence of an alternate reality, the Shaken-Up Reality, which was ruled by the Shake-Up King, a tyrant who had captured and imprisoned Queen Merelda and her aide Merfles, and who had stolen a magical sack from which infinite coins came out. Wanting to keep the sack, the captain convinces Wario to travel to the Shaken Reality and defeat the Shaker King and his minions for her. Wario, accompanied by Merfles, who had managed to escape, will travel through reality until they meet the Agitated King. Wario manages to defeat him and is rewarded with the magic sack, but Syrup steals it from him.

Mario Kart Saga Mario Kart 64 Wario makes his debut in the Mario Kart saga in Mario Kart 64. According to the game's manual, the reason why Wario sneaked into the cast of playable characters was because he stole Koopa's car and painted it purple. Wario is a heavyweight character, being able to push other racers off the track with ease, but being quite slow and having low acceleration. In this game, the Wario Stadium appears, a bumpy and incredibly long circuit.

Mario Kart: Double Dash!! Wario reappears as a playable character in Mario Kart: Double Dash!. His default companion is Waluigi and his special item is the Bob-omb. In this game also appears the Wario Colosseum, a technical circuit in which you only have to do two laps due to its great length. Mario Kart DS Wario reappears in Mario Kart DS. He is the third heaviest character in the game, being second only to R.O.B. and Bowser. A revamped version of the Stadium of Wario also appears in this game.

Mario Kart Wii Wario returns in Mario Kart Wii. He is a heavyweight character who stands out for his strong mini-turbos and off-road speed. The Wario Mine, another technical circuit where racers drive along the wooden rails of a mine, also appears in this game.

Mario Kart 7 Wario reappears in Mario Kart 7, this time being an unlockable character. To unlock it you have to win the flower cup in 150cc. He is a heavyweight character, having one of the highest speeds among all the characters. Wario's Galleon is one of the new tracks introduced in this game. This circuit takes place underwater, in a kind of pirate lair.

Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Wario reappears in Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. He is one of the heaviest characters in the game, which makes him have one of the best speeds in the entire game, but at the same time one of the worst accelerations, handling and grip. He has the same stats as Bowsitos. One of the new tracks in this game is Mount Wario, in which racers will traverse a snowy mountain.

Mario Party Saga Mario Party Wario appears as a playable character in Mario Party.

Mario Party 2 Wario returns as a playable character in Mario Party 2. In the story mode, he argues with Mario to call the newly discovered territory Wario Land instead of Mario Land, which triggers everyone to decide to compete with each other to see who would name the territory. In the end, Wario helps the rest of the protagonists to recover the discovered territory, which had been invaded by Bowser.

Mario Party 3 In Mario Party 3's story mode, the player has to defeat Wario to get the Sigil of the Wit Star. His partner in duel mode is a Bob-omb.

Mario Party 4, Mario Party 5 and Mario Party 6 Wario returns as a playable character in these installments.

Mario Party 7 Wario reappears as a playable character in Mario Party 7, being one of the guest characters on Master Kinopio's cruise. His special orb is the Vacuum Orb, which he shares with Waluigi. When using it, Wario spins a wheel that indicates the number of coins he will steal from his opponents.

Mario Party 8 and Mario Party DS Wario appears as a playable character in both installments.

Mario Party 9 In single-player mode, Wario and the rest of the protagonists go on an adventure to recover the mini-stars stolen by Bowser. The constellation Nefarius Major is inspired by Wario. The description of this constellation reads as follows:

"It owes its name to a rather mischievous character who is always plotting some Machiavellian plan to get rich"

Mario Party: Island Tour and Mario Party 10 Wario also appears as a playable character in these games.

Super Mario Party Wario appears in Super Mario Party as a playable character. His special die is one of the best in the game, having a 6 on four sides, although if any of the other two are rolled, he will lose two coins.

Mario Party Superstars Wario appears in this game as a playable character.

Mario Tennis Saga Mario Tennis Wario appears as a playable power-type character in Mario Tennis. In the game's intro, Wario and Waluigi watch Mario, Luigi, and their friends participate in the tennis tournament. When Mario and Luigi were about to face each other in the final, Wario and Waluigi appear and challenge them to a tennis match. However, they are interrupted by Bowser and Boo, who fall from the sky. Everyone feared the worst, but Bowser and Boo reveal that they just wanted to play tennis with each other and have fun, so they all decide to stop fighting and play together.

Mario Power Tennis. Wario returns in Mario Power Tennis as a playable power-type character, having less punching power than Bowser and Donkey Kong, but being faster and having better ball control than them. His offensive special strike is the Thunder Strike. This consists of Wario using a machine to electrocute his racket and hitting the ball hard, electrocuting his opponents if they manage to hit it. His defensive special hit is the Extendable Hand. This consists of Wario using a mechanical hand to hit distant balls.

In the game's intro cinematic, Wario and Waluigi face Mario and Luigi in a tennis match and are easily defeated, being eliminated from the tournament. Angry, they decide to vandalize the photo of Mario and Luigi from the poster showing the tournament standings. However, they are seen by the police. Trying to flee, they end up entering Bowser's secret gym, who decides to subject them to a hard workout while the tennis tournament progresses. The three interrupt the final of the tournament and try to get revenge on Mario and Luigi by shooting Bob-ombs at them, while Bowser helps them by throwing more Bob-ombs from a balloon. Mario and Luigi, aided by other tennis players, manage to return the Bob-ombs to them. In the end, Bowser fires a Bullet Bill at Mario, but Mario hits it and throws it at Wario and Waluigi's Bob-ombs machine, causing a Bob-omb to be fired into Bowser's balloon. The balloon falls to the ground near Wario and Waluigi and all of the Bob-ombs explode, causing a gigantic explosion that knocks out all three.

Mario Tennis Open Wario appears again in Mario Tennis Open as a playable character, having the same characteristics as in the last installment. A Wario costume that can be worn by Miis can be obtained by collecting 800 coins in level 1-4 of the Super Mario Tennis mode.

Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash Wario reappears in this installment as a playable character.

Mario Tennis Aces Wario reappears as a playable power-type character in this game, where he wears a more sporty outfit to play tennis. He and Waluigi are one of the antagonists of the adventure mode. They hear of the existence of a legendary racket called Lucius and decide to steal it to use it and become the best tennis players in the world. However, Lucius possesses their bodies and Luigi's and orders them to search for the five power stones, which allowed Lucius to regain his true power, forcing Mario to go in search of the stones to avoid it. Mario finds three, while Wario and Waluigi find the other two, so they decide to play them in a tennis match. Wario and Waluigi face Peach and Daisy, being defeated, while Mario faces Luigi, being defeated as well. However, in the meantime the Power Stones and Lucius had been stolen by Bowser, who fuses with the racket. After Mario defeated Bowser and destroyed Lucius, Wario, Waluigi, and Luigi return to normal.

Wario World At the beginning of the game, Wario steals a mysterious black jewel. However, the jewel turned out to be alive and absorbed the dark energy that swarmed around Wario's castle. After this, the jewel transforms all of Wario's treasures into monsters and drives Wario out of the castle. Wario travels wide worlds recovering his treasures. During her adventure, Wario also rescued some pixies from the forest, which had been locked in boxes scattered throughout the levels. Wario manages to reach his castle and challenges the dark jewel. It turns out that the goblins Wario had rescued were the only way to destroy the jewel. In the end it is destroyed, but the castle of Wario ends up being destroyed. Luckily, the elves decide to help him and rebuild the castle.

WarioWare Saga WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! After learning how successful the video game industry was, Wario decides to start his own video game company and convinces his friends Mona, Jimmy T., Kat & Ana, 9-Volt, Dr. Crygor, Dribble & Spitz and Orbulon to create a game in which they have to overcome a series of fast and short minigames called microgames. The video game is a success and Wario refuses to share the money with his friends. However, he ends up being forced to pay them.

WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$! After the success of Wario's video game in the last installment, he and his friends create another series of microgames that included multiplayer. In addition, all the microgames of the last installment return with multiplayer included.

WarioWare: Touched! In this installment, Wario steals a Nintendo DS from a guru who lived in the sewers. Realizing the potential of the console, Wario decides to create a new series of microgames that would make use of the console's touch screen and microphone, with the certainty that they will be a success.

WarioWare: Smooth Moves At the beginning of the game, Wario was eating candy when he is interrupted by a small creature called Splunk. The Splunk steals the candy from him and Wario chases him to a temple, where he discovers the Watuta (a Wii Remote). As he grabs it, a huge boulder rolls towards him. Luckily, Wario manages to get out of the temple unharmed and decides to use the Watuta in his microgames.

Later, Penny gives Wario a new motorcycle. This one was very small, but even so, Wario loved to ride on it. Suddenly, while riding the motorbike he is divided into numerous tiny Warios. The Tiny Warios manage to recombine into the normal Wario, when a horde of Splunks arrives and asks Wario to return the Watuta to the temple. Wario initially refuses, but after being chased by the Splunks he ends up returning her.

WarioWare: Snapped! In WarioWare: Snapped!, Wario, Mona, Jimmy T., and Kat & Ana open an amusement park. Park visitors can play microgames that make use of the Nintendo DSi's camera.

WarioWare Gold At the start of the game, Wario steals a golden pot from Luxeville. Despite this, Wario runs out of money, so he decides to create a contest called Trono Wario, in which the contestants have to overcome an infinite number of microgames. To participate, you had to pay 10,000 coins and the winner of the contest would win one million coins. Wario doesn't think anyone is capable of beating all the microgames, but seeing that the player was succeeding, he decides to challenge him to beat the Ultra League. The player manages to overcome it, so Wario decides to challenge him himself. Wario reveals that he has kept all the money and transforms into Wario Deluxe to face the player, who has to overcome more microgames to win. After overcoming several microgames, Lulu, the heroine of Luxeville, arrives and helps the player defeat Wario. After defeating Wario, Lulu takes the pot of time back to Luxeville and Wario's friends arrive, who had contributed money to create Wario Throne and wanted Wario to return it to them. Wario had very little money left, infuriating his friends, who keep all the money he had left.

WarioWare: Get It Together! Wario was working on a new video game. When he had finally finished it, all his friends, who had helped in the creation of the game, came to see the result, but it did not work well. This angers Wario, who throws the game to the ground. However, it begins to float in the air and absorbs Wario and his friends and takes them to the world of the video game. Upon arriving, Wario stumbled upon a computer virus, which had entered one of the levels of the video game and was destroying it. Wario follows the virus through the level and manages to eliminate it. Upon exiting the level, he encounters Young Cricket and 18-Volt and the three decide to join forces to destroy all the viruses and save the others. Throughout the game they find several of their friends and eliminate viruses.

The protagonists end up encountering a large computer virus that threatened to destroy the entire video game. The protagonists manage to eliminate it, after which the supreme developer appears, who reveals that he was the one who sent them to the world of the video game to defeat all the viruses. The programmer sends the protagonists back to their world and everyone wonders why there were so many viruses in the game. In a flashback it is seen that it is all the fault of Wario's lousy programming skills, which angers everyone. Wario distracts them by saying that there were still people trapped in the video game world, so they all decide to return. There they find that a huge monster had locked their friends in towers. Luckily, the protagonists manage to save them and defeat the monster, which turned out to be Pyoro, who had gotten into the game because he wanted to have a little fun with them.

Wario is the first playable character available. He flies with a jetpack and when he presses the A button he makes a lunge.

Mario Sports Mix Wario is a playable character in Mario Sports Mix. Being a power-type character, his power stat will be very high, but he has below-average technique and speed. Their special shot consists of throwing a yellow bomb that covers the area with gas when it explodes, preventing them from seeing. In basketball, gas also paralyzes opponents.

Luigi: Luigi is Mario's younger brother, he wears his same clothes only dressed in green with the initial of "L" on his forehead, he is slightly thinner, taller and his mustache only has two conferences and points, unlike Wario, Luigi is Mario's counterpart in a positive way, Luigi is slow, but he jumps super high and has the ability to descend slowly making a quick movement on his feet, he is fearful and is not as acrobat as his brother Mario. Mario loves his brother Luigi very much, and puts him at the top of everything, saves him from bad times and is his faithful companion in adventures and housing or when he saved him from the haunted mansion.

Peach: Princess Peach in part Mario's fiancée, the one who always constantly saves from Bowser's clutches and is considered a damsel in distress. She carries a sweet but squeaky voice and a long pink dress sometimes accompanied by a colorful umbrella by her side, she has the ability to float with her dress for a moment and based on her emotions have various powers to defend herself, Mario loves her too much, but not as much as his brother Luigi.

Bowser: Bowser is a kind of dragon turtle, he is Mario's archenemy and his shell carries dangerous taunts and he also has the ability to spit fire and crush everything in his path and is one of the most classic villains in video games, on rare occasions you can see him enlisting with Wario, Bowser is somewhat slower than Wario, but it is stronger.

Toad: The toad's (Touds of pronunciation) are small inhabitants of the mushroom kingdom, they have a large mushroom head and their voice is quite hoarse and high-pitched and they are not very capable of defending themselves, although despite that they are excellent builders.

Daisy: Daisy is the princess of the Sarasaland Kingdom. She is fond of sports and is very competitive; in addition, she has a rather rough and daring character and is capable of making a fool of any boy her age in strength, exercise and rudeness and usually keeps Princess Peach company on many occasions.

Yoshi: The Yoshi are a kind of small dinosaur that has by nature a mount on its back to be ridden, they are able to extend their tongue to long distances, and eat turtles to expel their shell and their metabolism lets them eat everyone, it is one of Mario's excellent companions and they have different colors that lead to an ability. It was a group of Yoshi who saved the baby stars, which among them was Wario.

Rosalina: In Super Mario Galaxy Rosalina was made known, who although it is impossible to believe, and although Mario does not know it, is canonically the daughter of Luigi and Peach because of the stories that she tells from time to time based on her stories and is like a goddess of the galaxies with a star always accompanying her, She looks very delicate in a long blue dress and blonde hair with a colt in one of her eyes, a silver crown along with crystal blue eyes.

Waluigi: Waluigi, in addition to being something of an Anti-Luigi, has also been something of a mockery. Waluigi is much taller and more twisted than Luigi, he wears everything in purple, loves piranha plants and dances with roses and is excellent at dancing and has an "L" logo on the back, a pointed pink nose, a very long and pointed mustache and his chin looks like that of an ice cream cone cut at the tip along with leprechaun ears because of how pointed they are. and he usually repeats his name a lot like Mario and Wario. Unlike Mario and Luigi who are brothers, Wario and Luigi are great friends and are usually seen always accompanied wherever they go, both seem to have a hatred and rivalry between Mario and Luigi, as they usually stain and ruin the posters with doodles.

Mona: Mona is nice, friendly, quite popular and has many friends. He is also brave and loves adventures. She dreams of becoming a skilled and famous treasure hunter. She is one of the few people who really likes Wario, being in love with him and admiring him for all his exploits, although that does not prevent her from getting angry when he does not want to pay her or the other employees. Wario also seems to have feelings for Mona: In WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!, Wario is seen dreaming about Mona and saying that she is cute, and according to the manual of this same game, he has let Mona go with him on some of his adventures. In WarioWare Gold, Mona also states that she loves the way she wears Wario. On the Japanese website WarioWare: Smooth Moves, Mona says she feels sorry for Ashley, as she also doesn't see her parents often and feels lonely, offering to visit her and keep her company. Mona is first seen in the intro for WarioWare, Inc.: Mega $Microgames!, where she is called by Wario to join his "company" WarioWare Inc and produce microgames for his next game. Like Wario's other friends, she accepts.

During the beginning of his growth, Wario was part of what is known as "The Star Babies" that were distributed by the stork, a group of very special babies, which among those are Wario, Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Donky Kong, (Who can we carefully say that neither Daisy nor Waluigi are there), which gives us to understand that Wario is an orphan, and grew up with Mario and Luigi since the origin of his parents was never revealed. In fact, it can also be considered that since childhood he was a great friend of Mario, only that Mario by that time was a complete bully, he always made fun of him, throwing stones at him and remaining as the hero in the stories they invented, and when Wario could finally be a real hero, Mario only made fun of him, this strongly reveals the resentment and despised that Wario has for Mario and wants to make him pay for it, as you can see trying to steal his riches and surpass him by far with better treasures, always trying to make Mario look ridiculous, although he rarely succeeds. During his growth and development as a character, it can be seen that Wario is no longer interested in his rivalry with Mario in the slightest, helping him in one of his plans to save the princess along with Yoshi and Luigi, who very soon puts their rivalry aside and focuses on only finding treasures to satiate his greed and also get away from that person who generates so much resentment and resentment, going to the Diamond City and becoming rich by creating some game and television program. For a while, Wario stops relating to Mario, leaving aside his rivalry and his desire for revenge, now surrounded by people and friends who love him for who he is, almost always wearing a biker suit. It is unknown why Wario does not invite Waluigi to Diamond City with him. Even though Wario is Waluigi's closest friend, he really is more of his farthest friend...

Despite still feeling resentment, resentment, and resentment towards Mario, he seems to simply focus more on getting treasures, staying away from the person who made him today who he is now. It should also be said that Mario stole a statue of Peach that was so hard to find Wario looting many pirate ships and being left with only two wishes of a genius, and that once they got into such a strong fight that Luigi and Waluigi had to separate them because of how badly injured they were both. However, Wario has been able to help Mario on too many occasions, as Bowser once mentioned that despite hating the plumber, he has a lot to thank him for. Wario is also a miner in compensation for his greed, and unlike Mario who is Italian, Wario appears to be German.

• Wario's favorite food is garlic, he is able to eat a lot of it and thanks to that he has bad breath.

• Wario's mustache is shaped like a thunder or lightning, or rather, in the shape of Zic Zac.

• In Super Smash Bros Ultimate, Wario can take out a scooter with which he can run over his rivals without problems and do a wheelie, when he gets out or is knocked off the bike he can eat it, or throw it towards an enemy.

Wario's motorcycle is so heavy that even Bowser himself has a hard time carrying. One of his taunts is to turn his back and wiggle his buttocks in a grotesque and mocking way towards the player. Wario can also strongly grow his limbs for a moment by performing a blow with either his hands or head, and turning on himself. Wario may love motor pirouettes. His most recognized attack is when he throws his opponents with his elbow.

• Wario appears to be over 30 years old because he is overweight.

• It is theorized that Wario comes from the Booster's family (Wario Booster) because of the incredible similarity they have to him.

• Wario makes slightly strange sounds when speaking.

• He pretends to be Mario's childhood friend, but is his rival.

• Mona stated several times that she likes Wario, although perhaps it is an admiration. Wario seems to love her too.

• Wario and Waluigi worked for Bowser on several occasions.

• Wario managed to find many people who love and admire him, which Waluigi has not yet been able to find, since I feel that everyone hates and despises him.

• Wario always places his money on top of things.

• Eating a lot of garlic causes him to transform into Wario-man, with a kind of purple costume.