Being Nosy

Being Nosy is the boss microgame found in WarioWare: Touched! in the Super Zero stage. This minigame is referenced in WarioWare: Get It Together!, where Wario with his appearance from this microgame appears in the ending of Bug Out. The microgame's music is an arrangement of the classical piece by French composer.

Gameplay
The object is to find the treasure inside the Nostril Cavern. The player must use the stylus to bushwhack the nose hairs, break the rocks, and tap and hold Wario to dodge any nasal mucus to make way for Wario to explore. At the end is a nose which fires nasal mucus at Wario which he must dodge, and a mucus puddle which slows Wario down. While doing these tasks, the player must bushwhack the hair off the mucus-firing nose. Once all the hair is gone, the nose sneezes and reveals the treasure.

However, when Wario takes the treasure, it touches the nose, causing it to make a bigger sneeze which creates a wave that heads back outside the Nostril Cavern. Wario must dodge any obstacles and the cavern's "walls" (by dragging him with the stylus) along the route to the exit. After this escape is successful, the treasure that was dropped by Wario will then fall from the top screen, and Wario catches the treasure, causing the player to win.


 * 1st level difficulty: Few nose hairs, a small amount of rocks, and a small amount of mucus to find a gold bar. When blown away, Wario is in a swimming position.
 * 2nd level difficulty: More nose hairs, a moderate amount of rocks, and a medium amount of mucus to find a hamburger. When blown away, Wario is in a sitting position, making it easier for him to collide with the walls.
 * 3rd level difficulty: Lots of nose hairs, a large amount of rocks, and a huge amount of mucus to find a flower since the kanji for nose and flower (鼻 and 花 respectively) are both pronounced the same, hana. When blown away, Wario is in a standing position, making it easiest for him to collide with the walls.