Mario & Wario

Mario & Wario is a Japan-only puzzle game for the Super Famicom

The player can pick a character with a set speed for each of them. Peach is slow, Mario is medium, and Yoshi is fast. At the beginning of each level, Wario drops a bucket, barrel, jellyfish, or similar item on a character's head, rendering the character unable to see. The player uses the SNES mouse to control Wanda the fairy and alter the environment to make it safe for the character, making it somewhat similar to Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2 as Wanda attempts to guide Peach, Mario, or Yoshi to Luigi to get the goal. This was one of the few games that made use of the SNES mouse. At each end of the world level (or ten levels in the world level), there's a bonus level where Wanda can whack Wario with a hammer to earn coins while flying in his plane.

Level Worlds

 * World 1 (M&W)
 * World 2 (M&W)
 * World 3 (M&W)
 * World 4 (M&W)
 * World 5 (M&W)
 * World 6 (M&W)
 * World 7 (M&W)
 * World 8 (M&W)

Level Descriptions
Level 1: The Fairy's Woods
 * The easiest and smallest world of the ten, a tutorial for the rest of the game.. The world map for each level fits on one screen, making them the smallest of the game. No enemies are introduced here..

Level 2: Loch Yoss
 * A world set next to a lake, a slightly harder level. It is probably based on Yoshi's Island.

Level 3: Cloud Mountain
 * Timer blocks, which disappear after a certain time are frequent. Sitting around is dangerous.

Level 4: Ice Cave
 * A level of ice; Sticky blocks appear. It is probably based on Vanilla Dome.

Level 5: Fire Cave
 * A cave level. Pot-shaped enemies, Tsuboons(ツボーン) will breath fire at the player.

Level 6: Cheep-Cheep Ocean
 * An ocean-based level. Switch blocks are frequent.

Level 7: Balloon Bridge
 * A level in the sky; balloon blocks, which expand and shrink from time to time are frequent.

Level 8: Dry, Dry Desert
 * A level in the desert. Guriguris (グリグリ) are frequent.

Level 9: Wario's Garden
 * Playable once beating world 8.

Level 10: Wario's Castle
 * Playable once beating 9; The final map.

Extra World
 * A bonus world revealed once beating all 10 worlds. It is a very difficult world. It is hard to beat it without using Yoshi, who has the fastest feet.

Also, after beating each world, there is a bonus stage. Every time you hit Wario on his plane, you earn one coin. Plus, if you hit him enough, the plane will explode and Wario will be blasted.

Head Objects
Each world there is a certain object Wario places on the character's head, here is a list.

World 1: A bucket with a purple "W" on it.

World 2: Half of a cracked Yoshi Egg.

World 3: A Barrel.

World 4: A Pipe.

World 5: A Pot.

World 6: A Jellyfish.

World 7: A Cloud.

World 8: An archeologist's hat.

World 9: A Piranha Plant.

World 10: An oil can with a "W" on it.

Extra World: Nothing on the player's head.

Items

 * Star- The most common in this game, collect four of them in a level to earn a 1UP.
 * Mushroom- There are not many of these in the game, collect one to gain more time.
 * 1-Up Mushroom- As the name suggests, these give you 1-UPs.
 * Coins- You can only collect these from Coin Blocks, 100 of these will give you a 1UP.

Obstacles

 * Spikes - can appear on the bottom, top, left, & right.


 * Spark - A fireball that moves around on the walls and floors. The player can, with Wanda, shrink it into a small Spark.


 * Small Spark - A shrunken Spark, it moves slower and does not hurt you from the top, unlike regular Sparks.


 * Pidget - A black bird that won't move (unless the platform it is standing disappears). The Pidgets can be defeated by a simple click.

Trivia

 * There was a mention of this game in Pokémon Red & Blue Version. When the player checks the Super Nintendo in the Copycat's House (at Saffron City, northwest to the Silph Co. building), it states that there is a game that shows Mario with a bucket on his head. Both games were made by Game Freak. This reference was carried over to the Game Boy Advance remakes of these same games, Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen. It was also mentioned in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire and "Pokémon Emerald" in the player's room.
 * A reference to Mario & Wario is made in Mario and the Incredible Rescue, where Wario attacks with buckets.
 * The Bucket Mario wore on his head is a trophy in Super Smash Bros. Melee. It mentions that "the bucket's M looks like a W when turned right side up".
 * Although a Japan-Only release, the game itself contains no written Japanese in it whatsoever; it is entirely in English.