13-Amp

"You wanna take that gamble, then hey, let's go. Enough preamble. Time for the show."

- 13-Amp

13-Amp is a character that first appears in WarioWare Gold. She is a self-proclaimed "rapping phenomenon" and serves as the antagonist during 18-Volt's segment in WarioWare Gold's story mode. 13-Amp wears a white shirt with dark blue sleeves that match the color of her pants. She wears pink shoes, a wristband, and a cap marked with the number 13. She has emerald eyes, puckered lips, and long silver hair. 13-Amp herself appears to be in her teen years, judging by her remark of how she was "bested by a 4th grader".

WarioWare Gold
13-Amp makes three appearances throughout WarioWare Gold: the first is in 18-Volt's segment, the second is in the Ultra League's Dancing Team, and the third is in the credits. In 18-Volt's segment, she first appears when she takes Ralphie's Nintendo 3DS and games on Emerald Street. She is then challenged to a rap battle by 18-Volt for Ralphie's games back, on the conditions that if she loses, she has to return the games, but that if she wins, she gets to keep 18-Volt's games. Eventually, 13-Amp loses to 18-Volt, and the two depart, stating that they will have a rematch sometime and with 13-Amp being shocked that she was beaten by someone attending elementary school. She later appears in the Ultra League as a DJ for Joe's Club, and finally with 18-Volt in the credits, where she is holding a Nintendo 3DS.

It is also revealed, through one of the phone messages, that she had only recently moved to Diamond City and has trouble making friends. Her mother describes her as the "shy and bookish type".

WarioWare: Get It Together!
13-Amp reappears in WarioWare: Get It Together! as a minor character. She is first seen during the intro for Nintendo Classics, where she can be seen with 18-Volt and 9-Volt as 9-Volt gets home from school. She can also be seen together with 18-Volt in several of the images in his gallery.

WarioWare Gold character cards

 * Rank C – 13-Amp is the best rapper in her high school. Her parents might not approve of it, so she keeps this a secret.
 * Rank B – A rap she's working on: I'm not like the wind–no easy flow. I'm a tornado. Duck and cover, yo!
 * Rank A – A rap she's working on: Got my cap and I'm ready to rap. Ain't gonna stop until it's a...wrap?