Dr. Crygor

"You see! I AM a genius!"

- Dr. Crygor

Dr. Crygor, sometimes referred to simply as Crygor, is a recurring major character appearing throughout the WarioWare series. He is an elderly mad scientist and cyborg who performs quirky, yet harmless experiments at his private island laboratory in Diamond City. He has a granddaughter, Penny, and two robots, Mike and Doris 1.

Like the other WarioWare characters, Dr. Crygor is designed by Ko Takeuchi. His defining characteristics include his red nose and angular mustache, and his cybernetic equipment, which includes his cryogenic suit. He has a metal plate on his head, a visor with a glowing red eye, metal gloves, and metal boots. It is never explained why Dr. Crygor has these robotic replacements. His name comes from the term "" and the name "Igor," likely in reference to.

In addition to being a scientist, Dr. Crygor is a WarioWare, Inc. employee. As such, he frequently appears as one of the stage or mode hosts in the WarioWare series, with the exceptions of WarioWare: Snapped!, WarioWare: D.I.Y., and WarioWare: D.I.Y. Showcase.

Background
The diary of Dr. Crygor at the Japanese website for WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! shares some details of his life. The diary revealed the events when he discovered 9-Volt's Fronk, and researched Orbulon's Oinker. When Dr. Crygor went to purchase materials for his research, his jetpack ran out of fuel. He had to pick up a taxi to take him to the port. From the port, he had to swim to the island where his laboratory is located, almost drowning on the way. When he tried to dance flamenco, his leg cramped due to lack of exercise.

Dr. Crygor has done numerous researches, including the heating and cooling of gummies, the results of eating chewing gum and chocolate together, and the growth of hair. He also concocted a drink that makes Wario extremely intelligent; however, after he had defecated, the drink's effects wore off. When Wario came to his laboratory, demanding for a spaceship, Dr. Crygor agreed and built one all night. However, when he tested the spaceship, the time had warped. From his discovery, Dr. Crygor deemed his spaceship a time machine.

Dr. Crygor reluctantly attended Wario's round-table discussion, after the latter threatened to destroy his laboratory. In the discussion, Dr. Crygor revealed that his microgames were inspired by his everyday life:
 * While developing Berry Berry Good, he had difficulties recreating how the cake's surface crumbles if a strawberry lands on its edge.
 * When he desired to go to a beer garden, he came up with Pod Pinch.
 * After he saw a monkey eating a banana, Banana Munch was created.
 * Rough Puff was created when he wanted to eat a blowfish.
 * When he ran out of vegetables, he developed Veg Out. However, he ate too much vegetables when making the microgame, so he had to frequently relieve himself in the bathroom.

WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!
Dr. Crygor can be seen in WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!. In the prologue, he is shown as one of the friends that Wario enlists by phone to his company, WarioWare, Inc., in order to create microgames. Dr. Crygor, like Wario's other friends, agrees to the latter's company invitation.

In the cutscenes for his stage, Dr. Crygor is in his laboratory, dancing. After finishing off his dance, he perspires, reaching for a drink. He ends up grabbing a beaker filled with blue liquid. Upon drinking it, he suddenly comes down with food poisoning. He quickly runs for the restroom, shaking all the while. The music that plays in his stage is his theme, titled Dr. Crygor's Bathroom Jam. Once finished, the toilet explodes behind him, flooding his lab. Dr. Crygor attempts to swim away, but he is then sent rocketing into the sky. He tries to activate his jetpack, which fails, and he begins falling to the ground. Just as he is about to plummet, Don the Sparrow catches Dr. Crygor and flies him to safety. The music during this cutscene is the hurry up music from Wario Land 4.

At the ending of the game, Dr. Crygor is swimming in the sky. When he unexpectedly approaches Wario's rocket, he hits it, making it crash near the harbor. Dr. Crygor and Wario paddle the rocket to safety.

In the unlockable two-player minigame VS Hurdle, Dr. Crygor appears as the character of the second player. The player has to press the button to make him jump over the hurdles. Dr. Crygor has to compete with Orbulon in a hurdle race, and has to earn three cups to win the minigame.

In WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!, Dr. Crygor has Reality microgames, which involve photorealistic graphics.

WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!
In WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!, Dr. Crygor is sleeping on his toilet in his laboratory, when a UFO suddenly crashes right in front of him, causing him to launch out of his toilet. When Dr. Crygor falls back into his lab, Orbulon, Dribble & Spitz greet him. Later, the three and Dr. Crygor travel in Dribble & Spitz's taxi.

He can also be seen along with the other WarioWare employees at Restaurant Sora Sora during the cast roll.

Dr. Crygor appears as one of the ten playable characters in WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!. As a playable character, his jumpsuit can be tinted in the color of the player, whether red, yellow, green or blue. He hosts the multiplayer mode Balloon Bang. In this mode, one player plays a microgame while the other players inflate a balloon by pressing repeatedly until it pops, ending the game.

As with the previous game, WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$! features Dr. Crygor's Reality microgames. The game also has an arrangement of Dr. Crygor's Bathroom Jam, which plays when the player accesses his Character Intro or the menu for Balloon Bang.

WarioWare: Twisted!
Dr. Crygor can be seen in WarioWare: Twisted!. In the game's opening sequence, Dr. Crygor is called upon by Wario to help repair his broken Game Boy Advance. Dr. Crygor throws the system into his invention, the Gravitator, which spews out a bevy of smaller systems. Wario grabs one of the systems, only to find out that it lacks buttons. Dr. Crygor instructs him to try tilting the system, allowing Wario to easily pass one of his games. Mona and 9-Volt arrive at the lab, discovering the miniature systems. They both enjoy the tilt controls, inspiring Wario to sell the systems for a huge profit.

In his stage's story, Dr. Crygor excitedly dances inside his lab to celebrate the completion of his Gravitator. Suddenly the machine spews out bubbles, which envelop Dr. Crygor and many of his possessions. After escaping the bubble, he claims himself to be a genius and immediately powers up the Gravitator. Suddenly, the Gravitator dispenses a giant robot. Dr. Crygor jumps into the robot and flies off in it. However, while flying, Shuriken the Falcon rams into the robot. This causes it to fall apart, revealing him riding on a four-wheeled duck. Dr. Crygor seems doomed to fall down, until Shuriken returns to rescue and fly him to Club Sugar.

In Wario-Man's story, Dr. Crygor continues to create more systems with his Gravitator. Unbeknownst to him, Wario is on the conveyor belt leading to the machine. He goes inside the machine, then emerges as Wario-Man. Wario-Man then goes back into the Gravitator to power up, but Dr. Crygor tries to warn him that it is "too powerful to toy with". Despite his warning, Wario-Man takes no notice and flies up into space. Dr. Crygor is last seen fishing as Wario-Man (now Wario) lands in the sea next to his lab.

Dr. Crygor's microgame set is named after his latest invention and involves rotating the Game Boy Advance to alter the gravity of the microgames.

WarioWare: Touched!
Dr. Crygor appears again in WarioWare: Touched!. In his lab, he shows off his Tri-phonic Undulating Nanobot Automaton, or TUNA, a machine capable of making objects younger than they are. Dr. Crygor tests his invention on an apple core, which is restored into an entire apple. He jumps into the compartment to see the apple, but it closes and traps him inside. The player has to spin the wheel of the TUNA in order to make it work. When the TUNA's compartment opens, he emerges, younger and more fit. Using his jetpack, he flies into outer space and approaches a group of Alien Bunnies.

In Mike's story segment, Dr. Crygor has finished building a karaoke robot, naming him Mike. When the robot becomes operational, Dr. Crygor announces that he is going out, and asks Mike to do some cleaning around the lab. While his master is gone, Mike's original karaoke programming is triggered by blowing a pile of dust off a windowsill, and overrides his cleaning software. He blasts out of the lab and into space to host a karaoke party on a distant planet inhabited by Alien Bunnies. Soon, Dr. Crygor, having realized that Mike had disappeared, rides a taxi courtesy of Dribble & Spitz, and finds out Mike's whereabouts. When Dr. Crygor and Mike return to the lab, the former suggests that they should sing a duet. However, Mike is not impressed with Dr. Crygor's singing. After an argument, Mike departs for the Hawt House.

In WarioWare: Touched!, Dr. Crygor's microgame set is called Slightly Unscrewed, and involves spinning the in circles.

WarioWare: Smooth Moves
In WarioWare: Smooth Moves, Dr. Crygor is shown to have a young granddaughter named Penny. In her stage, she attends a competition called the "Invent-Off" at the Diamond Academy. Penny is put against her grandfather to see who is the best inventor. After some amount of time has passed, she produces her finished "masterpiece" (a tiny Wario-themed motorbike), surprising and defeating Dr. Crygor. After defeating her grandfather, Penny sings to the cheering crowd. She is accompanied by Dr. Crygor and Mike dancing, while her motorbike rides around the wrestling ring.

After the player finishes the game's story mode, Dr. Crygor appears in his own stage. He emerges, muscular and brawny, from his new invention, the Kelorometer. It is capable of slimming down anything put into it. Dr. Crygor, along with Mike, calls the player, who is represented by a Mii wearing a red full-body suit. The Mii is then put inside the Kelorometer, starting the session. In order to make the machine work, Dr. Crygor and Mike use stationary bicycles placed on top of conveyor belts. After completing twenty microgames, the player's Mii is slimmed down based on the effort they exerted. The microgames featured in Dr. Crygor's stage are not his own, but they are from the prior stages.

WarioWare: D.I.Y.
In WarioWare: D.I.Y., Dr. Crygor appears in the introduction scene, where he is in his laboratory playing video games on his Wii. Suddenly, the game's characters start swarming out of the TV screen to attack him, until it turns out that he was having a bad dream. This weird dream then gives him an idea for a new invention, and eventually he builds the Super MakerMatic 21, a machine that can create microgames, records and four-page black and white comics in a near-instant.

Deep in his laboratory, Dr. Crygor and his granddaughter, Penny, are busy building more Super MakerMatic 21 machines, when Wario comes in with a broken television, asking him if he could fix it. Wario sees the new machines on the conveyor belt, asking what those are. Dr. Crygor explains to Wario about the machines' functions, giving Wario some ideas on making money with his new invention.

Although Dr. Crygor does not have a microgame stage of his own in this game, the player can enter his laboratory after it has been unlocked and create microgames, music records and comics using his invention.

Game & Wario
Dr. Crygor appears in Game & Wario. In the game's opening cutscene, he along with Penny and Mike notice the new game console. He hosts the minigame Design. In the minigame's introductory cutscene, Dr. Crygor arises from his bed in his lab, only to suffer from a stomachache. He then goes to his bathroom, which has a toilet with a shower. He sits on the toilet, only to find out that his bottom is stuck inside it. Having an idea, he turns on the shower and is sent from his toilet and into pipes leading to a room located underground. Dr. Crygor enters wearing a labcoat, with a rose between his teeth.

In Design, the player must draw accurate lines to build a robot. Dr. Crygor guides the player throughout the minigame, and also reviews the lines they made. After the player has drawn the lines and built the robot, Dr. Crygor comments on their efforts. He is also in the Bowling minigame, depicted on a bowling pin like most other WarioWare characters.

One of Mona's Superscoops features an anecdote about Dr. Crygor. Dr. Crygor hires Mona as his assistant robot designer. However, after her first day of work, he commented that her attempt was terrible. At the end, Mona remarks that Dr. Crygor is "really difficult to please". Like the other WarioWare characters, Dr. Crygor appears in Miiverse Sketch Masterpiece Collection, a video series analyzing questionable drawings made in Miiverse Sketch. Dr. Crygor is the host of the eleventh video, themed after drawings of frogs.

WarioWare Gold
Dr. Crygor returns in WarioWare Gold, hosting the second set of the Twist League, which has a Sports theme. In his story, he and Mike are stuck in Agate Forest, a location filled with "paranormal frequencies" when they run into a robot named Doris 1. Doris 1 recognizes Dr. Crygor as her creator, who abandoned her for reasons undisclosed and proceeds to chase him. Later, after the confusion is cleared, Dr. Crygor takes in Doris 1 out of generosity, and Doris 1 contradicts Mike's claims that there is no paranormal activity, claiming that it walked right through her. Dr. Crygor then realizes that he dropped the fungi in the forest, and asks Mike to go back there, but he refuses.

Dr. Crygor also appears in Penny's stage. Penny tests the Tonally Transformative Elixir on Dr. Crygor, only for him to have extreme stomach pain. To cure this, Penny whips out her Super-Special Tummy Tonic to cure the pain in his stomach. Eventually, the pain is counteracted, and Dr. Crygor then asks when the elixir's effects will wear off, as Penny giggles nervously. His appearance in this stage makes him and 9-Volt the only microgame hosts (aside from Wario himself) to have dialogue in more than one stage outside the Ultra League.

During the Dancing Team set of the Ultra League, Dr. Crygor arrives with Mona, Jimmy T, Mike, Fronk, Young Cricket & Master Mantis, Kat & Ana, and Penny to assist Joe in filling up his new nightclub, Club Joe. He unintentionally drives off almost everyone in the club with his dance moves. He is then seen dancing with the rest of the group after everyone comes back.

In his character trailer, Dr. Crygor and Penny both wake up via each other's alarm clocks and do their morning routines. Through his invention, Dr. Crygor transitions from his original outfit to his current appearance. At the end of his routine, Dr. Crygor wears Penny's jacket, and two roses on top of his head, much to Penny, Mike, and Doris 1's dismay.

WarioWare: Get It Together!
Dr. Crygor appears in WarioWare: Get It Together!. Notably, Dr. Crygor's design, excluding his swimwear, closely resembles his appearance from WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! to WarioWare: Touched!. In the game's story mode, he appears in the opening cutscene, welding an object. He, along with the rest of the WarioWare, Inc. employees, gets sucked in the game world due to Wario's actions.

His stage is the High Tech stage, which is available after Mona's That's Life stage is completed. In the pre-stage cutscene, Wario, Young Cricket, 18-Volt, and Mona notice Dr. Crygor in front of his stage entrance, who is distracted with his newfound ability, along with the corruption of his stage. After Wario gets Crygor's attention, Cricket explains the situation, causing Crygor to gain interest in the game bugs.

In his story, Dr. Crygor is testing a new invention in a top secret factory: Flatterbots. The robots successfully applaud Doris 1's cleaning and Mike's singing, but do not react to Dr. Crygor's dancing. Deeming the test a failure, Dr. Crygor recalls the Flatterbots. After his stage is cleared, Dr. Crygor joins the gang, reassuring his status as a genius.

After beating Anything Goes, Dr. Crygor goes back to the real world alongside most of the other WarioWare, Inc. employees and chases after Wario after it is revealed their predicament was caused by his poor programming. However, they soon remember other people were left behind in the game world, and they immediately return to rescue them. After completing the three towers and collecting the Golden Cracked Mug, Golden Beehive, and Golden Toilet Paper Roll, he calls his granddaughter Penny to assist Wario and co. in combining the objects.

As a playable character, Dr. Crygor is able to fly, but his form of control is different from other flying characters. Pressing and holding makes him swim in the air and charge forward, and tilting  changes his direction. With his ability to ram into objects and free control over direction, Crygor excels in microgames where constant pressure is required (e.g. Don't Waste the Paste) and can easily use his ability to spin objects (e.g. Sanitation Station, Wind-Up Pup). However, his ability is weak in moving objects with precision, as solid objects will bounce off Crygor's attacks, which also have little effect on moving the objects. A major example of this disadvantage is Basically Water Polo, the only microgame considered a bad fit. Overall, Dr. Crygor has a fairly balanced amount of microgames that deem him an above-average or average fit (87 and 95 respectively).

Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Dr. Crygor appears as a sticker in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, depicted in his artwork from WarioWare: Touched!. When used in The Subspace Emissary, it increases the fighter's arm- and leg-based attacks by two increments.

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, Dr. Crygor appears as a trophy that uses his artwork from Game & Wario. It can be obtained through purchasing in the Trophy Shop. When rotating the trophy to its backside, it depicts an artwork of him with a rose between his teeth. The trophy's description states "Rumor has it he's even working on a time machine."; this is a reference to the "diary" section of the Japanese WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! official site, which has a page where Dr. Crygor writes down his progress on building a time machine.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Dr. Crygor appears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as an Advanced-class Spirit which depicts his WarioWare Gold appearance. When equipped on a fighter, it increases the strength of electric attacks. In World of Light, it is located on the Light Realm; outside, it can also be obtained from the Spirit Board. The spirit's corresponding battle sees the player facing against Dr. Mario, Wario, and R.O.B. in WarioWare, Inc., with Mike's Song playing in the background.

Nintendo Badge Arcade
Dr. Crygor features as a badge in Nintendo Badge Arcade in the WarioWare set, which features the series' characters. The badge uses his Game & Wario artwork from the opening cutscene of Design when he is stuck in his toilet; the latter is not depicted in the collectable.

Rhythm Heaven Megamix
Dr. Crygor is featured in the Wario... Where? of Rhythm Heaven Megamix, keeping his appearance from Game & Wario. He appears in the background alongside Penny in the version of found in "Wario... Where?", which has Mike having the role of the ROBO M model  being filled with liquid.

Dr. Crygor also appears in the version of found in "Wario... Where? 2: The Sequel". He takes on the role of as the playable character. At Rhythm Kart, he has to take photos of Tiny Warios in cars and Dribble & Spitz in their taxi, as they pass by him. The player is given only two lives, so they cannot miss more than once. If the player gets a shot of a vehicle at the exact moment it passes by, Dr. Crygor smiles, with his eye dilating. If the player times their tap earlier or later, Dr. Crygor tilts his head to one side. If the player misses any of the moving vehicles, Dr. Crygor will cry and shed tears.

Tetris 99
From September 17 to September 21,  ran the 24th Maximus Cup which featured a WarioWare: Get It Together! theme, where Dr. Crygor is represented as a Tetromino.

Inventions

 * 9-Volt's SK8: 9-Volt's flying skateboard.
 * Alarm Clocks resembling Game Boys.
 * Cryogenic Suit: A life-support suit that Dr. Crygor wears himself, keeping him from aging altogether
 * Doris 1: A female cleaner robot.
 * Dribble Taxi: The taxi driven by Dribble & Spitz.
 * Flatterbots: Robots that are programmed to praise and applaud a specific person's performance.
 * Gravitator: A device resembling a washing machine that can alter gravity by creating bubbles that trap and affect surrounding objects.
 * Jimmy's Cell: The cellphone used by Jimmy T.
 * Kat & Ana's swords
 * Kelorometer: A machine built to help lose kelories.
 * Mike: A karaoke robot.
 * Mona's scooter: Mona's main form of transportation.
 * Tri-phonic Undulating Nanobot Automaton: Also known as TUNA, it is a machine that can make objects younger than they are.
 * Super MakerMatic 21: A device that can create microgames.
 * Octoblazooka: A laser-shooting robotic octopus.
 * Orbulon Voice Changer: A device that resembles and sounds like Orbulon.
 * Wario Bike: Wario's motorcycle.
 * Wario Car: A purple car that Wario drives in the Wario Land and the WarioWare series.

Physical description
Dr. Crygor is a cyborg, with his parts being a metal head plate, metal gloves and boots, and a visor. He is an elderly man, though appearing middle-aged until the later games. He is bald, and has an elongated, fair-skinned face with a flat chin, a large, red and rounded nose, a pointy and thin mustache of a similar style to Waluigi's, and defined lips. His body is hunchbacked, has a potbelly, and a contoured rear end. In WarioWare Gold, he was redesigned to look more elderly; his character card states his age as being "over 100 years old".

His outfit varies throughout the WarioWare series. In most of his appearances, he wears a visor that has one glowing red eye, obscuring his normal eyes; and a full-body cryogenic jumpsuit. In most games prior to WarioWare Gold, his eye is normally situated on the right side of his visor; after, his eye is shown usually centered. His metal plate is studded and has ear coverings which resemble headphones. Each of his gloves have an orange hemisphere on the front. In the games before WarioWare: Touched!, and in WarioWare: Get It Together!, he has a green visor, and his blue metal plate only covers the right side of his head, exposing his scalp. His jumpsuit is yellow, with a blue narrow stripe. Only one glove and boot cover his left arm and right leg, respectively. He also wears this outfit when retiring into bed, as shown in his and Penny's character trailer in WarioWare Gold.

After Dr. Crygor's TUNA upgrade in WarioWare: Touched!, the left side of his head is also covered with a metal plate. He has his gloves and boots on both of his arms and legs. He also gains a red color scheme. This design is kept in WarioWare: Smooth Moves, mostly in Penny's stage, until the Kelorometer stage, when he is upgraded further, becoming muscular. His Kelorometer suit is yellow with gray accents, and has a blue cape. In addition to having spiked ear coverings, he has his headgear cover everything of his head, except his nose and mouth. WarioWare: D.I.Y. gives Dr. Crygor a unique design with gray accents on his head, rubber gloves, and boots. He also has a green accent marked in front of his metal plate, which has a rounded antenna on top.

In Game & Wario and Rhythm Heaven Megamix, Dr. Crygor wears a black jumpsuit which is layered with a white labcoat. In addition to his black jumpsuit, he has a bigger and arched visor. He has grayish-blue accents on his metal plate and gloves. In the latter game's, he does not wear his labcoat. WarioWare Gold keeps his metal plate, visor, and gloves from Game & Wario; and his outfit in that game is a white shorts jumpsuit marked with a wide gray stripe, and grayish-blue boots. WarioWare: Get It Together! adds a green polka-dot inner tube, and green flippers, to his original outfit as his swimwear.

Personality
As a mad scientist, Dr. Crygor has an eccentric disposition, as shown in his unique and unusual inventions. He is able to come up with an idea very quickly. He tries to offer the player an apprenticeship, as shown in his profile page located in the Japanese website for WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!, and in the completion screen for his Design minigame in Game & Wario. He frequently uses complex and science-related words in the descriptions for his microgames, especially in WarioWare Gold and in WarioWare: Get It Together!. He has a romantic side; when shown dancing or celebrating, a rose is in his hand or in between his teeth. Dr. Crygor is terrible in singing; when challenging Mike to a duet in WarioWare: Touched!, the latter comments on the former's singing as "99.78% awful". He also dances in simple and swaying poses that are seen as repulsive, as shown when he dances in Club Joe, and when his Flatterbots in his secret factory fail to laud his dance moves.

Dr. Crygor is also easily frightened. The opening cutscene for WarioWare: D.I.Y. shows a nightmare wherein video game characters suddenly leave his television and close in on him, much to his surprise. In WarioWare Gold, he screams in paranoia whenever something approaches him from behind. When Doris 1 lashes out at him for abandoning her in Agate Forest, he runs away from her in extreme fear as she chases him. As pointed out by his robot Mike in WarioWare: Get It Together!, he has a phobia of the dark. Dr. Crygor initially denies the fear. However, as soon as the lights go out in Jimmy T's microgame stage, he screams in horror. Mike calls him a "scaredy-cat" as a response.

Penny's character blog from the official Japanese website for WarioWare: Smooth Moves reveals that Dr. Crygor has a bad reputation, being called names such as "abnormal" and "weirdo". Despite so, he is still loved dearly by Penny for his intelligence and ingenuity. In turn, Dr. Crygor has great affection for his granddaughter, and is often seen helping Penny test out her inventions. In WarioWare Gold, he states that he supports her, regardless of how her experiments turn out. His character trailer from the same game reveals that he and Penny share identical morning routines.

Dr. Crygor's interests mostly involve toilets, as evidenced by the toilet paper motifs seen in some WarioWare games and a toilet being used as an entrance to his lab in Game & Wario. His unexpected stomach pains cause Dr. Crygor to go to the bathroom to alleviate them. These stomach illnesses are the result of chemicals from fluids that he ends up drinking, such as the Tonally Transformative Elixir, or the blue liquid he drinks in WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!.

Powers and abilities
Dr. Crygor has the ability to swim in mid-air as demonstrated in the ending cutscene of WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgames! when he swims in the sky and inadvertently hits Wario's rocket. In WarioWare: Get It Together!, air-swimming is shown as his main ability. Despite having a jetpack, he is unable to use it. The epilogue for his story in WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgames! shows his jetpack failing to work, making him fall down. However, in WarioWare: Touched! after Dr. Crygor has been upgraded, he can use his improved jetpack to soar into outer space.

Japanese website bio

 * Age: You look younger, don't you? Really... hahaha...
 * Profession: People call me a genius scientist... A genius, indeed!
 * Equipment: This is a life-prolonging suit I invented. Thanks to it, I can stay young forever! But, I forgot to cover my head in this suit, so I'm bald...
 * Research Subject: Real. Everything must be real, so are the games!
 * Recent Research: Hair, love. It's very difficult.
 * About Wario: He is an interesting research subject. By the way, I designed the Wario Car! Oops!
 * One Word: Will you be my assistant? The salary is booming! It can be a little dangerous...

Profile page from instruction manual
"I am Dr. Crygor, the genius scholar. Others have said a 'dangerous' scholar, but I pay no mind to their opinions. My laboratory is set up to further my experiments in reality games. Feel free to stop by and contribute to my research. It is quite fun. Did you know that I was the one who created Wario's car? What? You do not know? Do your research!"

Profile page from Japanese website
"I am Dr. Crygor. The game I invented is all-new, using balloons. There is a balloon atop the television, and it is designed to inflate on its own. Players take turns playing microgames. If you succeed, you will be replaced by the next player, but if you fail, you have to play again! Players who have not played the microgame can quickly inflate the balloon with the A button. The player who was playing the microgame when the balloon bursts loses! Good luck to all of you."

Profile page from instruction manual
"I've no interest in this diary nonsense. I've got SCIENCE stuff to do! But...Wario said he'd help with my rent if I wrote this for him. Science doesn't pay the bills, I'm afraid. " "Do you recall the storm clouds that were hanging around last night? I made them rain... I did it with a little invention I created using the theory of balloonic entropy. The person playing the microgame when the balloon explodes is a loser! If you follow my directions, you surely will be the victor!"

Profile information

 * Age: Unknown
 * Occupation: Genius Scientist
 * Equipment: Cryogenic Suit
 * Bio: This odd genius lives in seclusion. He built Wario's bike, Mona's moped, Kat's sword, and Jimmy's cell phone. He wears a cryogenic suit that doesn't protect his head.

Profile page from instruction manual
"Muahahaha! With my new invention, I can defy the very law of gravity itself! I call it...THE GRAVITATOR! With my command over the force of gravity, nothing can stop me! Why, I can even walk on the ceiling! In fact, I'll test my hypothesis with a little jig right now! What's that, you say? If I alter gravity's pull, then we will all be (ahem) dancing on the ceiling? Good point. Would you like to become my assistant? All you have to do is tilt the GBA to change the direction of gravity. This should not be a difficult concept to grasp."

Profile page from Japanese website
"Mwahahahaha! It's finally finished! It's called the 'Tri-phonic Undulating Nanobot Automaton'! With it, you can always restore the remains of an apple that you have finished eating! Delicious apple at the ready! It's the moment when my genius bears fruit!! Besides, you do not have to bother cleaning up anymore! Insatiable research, limitless curiosity! And with this 'TUNA', I think I can easily live another 200 years..." "Slightly Unscrewed Use the stylus to turn it quickly, or match its timing. The device I developed is very precise, be sure not to handle it roughly."

Profile page from instruction manual
"My labor of mechanical love is finally complete! I call it the 'Tri-phonic Undulating Nanobot Automaton', or TUNA! With my brilliant TUNA, I can transform an apple core back to its original deliciousness! I have hypothesized that TUNA will allow me to live for at least another 437 years, during which time I can experiment continuously...while traveling in my flying car...in space. Use the wonders of centrifugal force to triumph over my scientifically challenging microgames! Simply plant your stylus firmly on the Touch Screen and spin and rotate it with vigor!"

Profile page from website

 * "Diamond City's resident mad scientist is on permanent spin cycle. You can even whirl a planet into a black hole. Won't that look cool on your resume?"

Japanese website bio

 * Occupation: I'm the world's number one genius scientist. Only my granddaughter Penny can surpass me.
 * Hobbies: Recently, I have become aware of using the Form Baton to train my body. Using this mechanism I have completed a new diet machine.
 * Special Talent: Using my soft body, I can take on strange postures. If you ask me, "decisive posture" is foolish.
 * One Word: Look at my handsome body! This is the effect of the diet machine I invented!

Game & Wario character card

 * Genius scientist
 * Loves celebrity gossip
 * Taking flamenco lessons
 * Prefers two-ply toilet paper

WarioWare Gold character card

 * Rank C – Dr. Crygor has reengineered many things—including himself! He might not look it, but he's over 100 years old.
 * Rank B – Dr. Crygor might be a bit eccentric, but he's very smart. He's built tools and robots for his friends.
 * Rank A – Dr. Crygor was said to be quite the dashing romantic when he was a young man. Or so he keeps saying...

European website bio

 * "Part robot, part mad scientist, Dr. Crygor can swim in any direction to nail those microgames."

Character description

 * Intro description: "This genius scientist is so good at making mechanical marvels, he made a cyborg out of himself!"
 * Break Room description: "This genius scientist is so good at making mechanical marvels, he made a cyborg out of himself. These self-improvements have not solved his terrible tummy troubles."

Portrayals
During the history of the WarioWare game series' installments overall, Dr. Crygor has been portrayed by the following voice actors:
 * Tim O'Leary (2003 - 2013, starting with WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!)
 * Kyle Hebert (2018 - present, starting with WarioWare Gold)
 * Kensuke Matsui (2018 - present, starting with WarioWare Gold; Japanese version)
 * Alberto Castillo (2018 - present, starting with WarioWare Gold; NOE Spanish version)
 * David Jener (2018 - present, starting with WarioWare Gold; NOE Spanish version)
 * Martial Le Minoux (2018 - present, starting with WarioWare Gold; French version)


 * Giorgio Bonino (2018 - present, starting with WarioWare Gold; Italian version)

WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!

 * "Very nice."
 * "You're doomed!"
 * "Very good, indeed. My (player's name) Theory was valid. Yes."
 * "Must...take...break."
 * "My thirst must be quenched."
 * "Which to drink?"

WarioWare: Twisted!

 * "Hello. Crygor here. DOCTOR Crygor. In my games, I've found a way to manipulate the very power of GRAVITY ITSELF!!! It...sounds more complicated than it is. Just try it, and you'll see. Oh, yes... You'll ALL see... Moohahaha!!!"
 * "The Gravitator is now complete!"
 * "I'm a genius!"
 * "Impressive! You cleared my stage! Did you enjoy my new invention?"
 * "It's too powerful to be toyed with!"

WarioWare: Touched!

 * "Ahem! Dr. Crygor here. My research has yielded a dizzying array of Slightly Unscrewed microgames!"
 * "Mwahahahaha! It's finished! Behold my new invention! I must test it out!"
 * "Insert the remains of an apple... Turn... Recycled! Ha! It works! And... Wha?!"
 * "I've been upgraded! Perfected, even!"
 * "The galaxy is my giant oyster!"
 * "Excellent! Prepare for liftoff!"
 * "My experiment is a freakish success!"
 * "This karaoke robot will solve all my cleaning needs! I have named him...Mike! I should test him out! All systems on!"
 * "I'm going out for a while; clean the lab or something."
 * "Mike! Where have you been?! It's time to go back home!"
 * "How dare you say that?! I wrote your software!"

WarioWare: Smooth Moves

 * "I'm beat!"
 * "Genius!"
 * "Amazing!"
 * "Eureka!"
 * "Hrmph! You weren't even trying!"
 * "You're pleasantly plump, but at least you're healthy!"
 * "Ah-ha! Perfect! The ideal body shape!"
 * "See? If you set your mind to something, it will happen!"
 * "Not even I thought you could lose so much!"

Game & Wario

 * "Good day! Are you interested in robot design? Put your drawing skills to work for me, the great Dr. Crygor!"
 * "Ah, you must be my new assistant, (player's name)."
 * "Is this your first time designing robots? Don't worry, there's nothing to it!"
 * "All you have to do is follow my instructions and draw perfect lines!"
 * "If you score 300 points or more, you'll be recognized as a robot designer."
 * "What is this?!"
 * "What is this junk?! It's insulting! Get back to work and fix this right away!"
 * "It looks OK but seems really inefficient. Total waste of energy!"
 * "This is truly a fine effort. I'm almost impressed!"
 * "With a little training, I think you could be a master robot designer. How'd you like to be my full-time apprentice?"

Miiverse Sketch Masterpiece Collection video

 * 「じゃな！」("Be bold!") — on a drawing of a close-up of a frog
 * 「はいいんだがうしろがだな…. 」("The front is fine, but the hind legs are rough...") — on a crude drawing of a frog
 * 「がにってそうじゃの. 」("People are going inside.") — on a drawing of a roughly-drawn front view of a frog
 * 「リアルじゃ！！」 ("It's so real!!") — on a drawing of a semi-realistic frog
 * 「ムシをうリアリティとカワイイのギャップがいいのう. 」 ("Liking the gap between the bug-eating reality and the adorable face.") — on a drawing of a scribbled frog eating a fly
 * 「にいがない！じゃな. 」 ("No hesitation in the line! Skillful handwriting.") — on a rough drawing of a frog opening its mouth

WarioWare Gold

 * "Why must fungi grow in such spooky climates? I'm all g-goose pimply."
 * "Is this just another prank, Mike, because [pranks are incompatible with (unintelligible).]"
 * "I suppose I'll leave my fungi out there for another brave soul to enjoy. 18-Volt is up next. Have fun, (player's name)!"
 * "I congratulate you!"
 * "What? A pop star?! Of course I support you no matter what, but..."
 * "Oh! I have some hot moves of my own. Just watch...and learn. So nice!"
 * "All thanks to my...magnetic moves."
 * "Now let's split it up equally."
 * "They call me Dr. Crygor, the genius!"
 * "This calls for tea!"

WarioWare: Get It Together!

 * "Hrmm... am I swimming? Am I flying? Paddle, paddle, paddle! Look at my flippers go!"
 * "Indeed, what the gallium is going on around here?"
 * "Game bugs? Glitches? Wonderful! I shall be sure to study them in my laboratory!"
 * "A successful experiment!"
 * "Back to the drawing board..."
 * "My work here is done..."
 * "You see! I AM a genius!"
 * "What's with all the bouncing? You look like a couple of tiny kangaroos!"
 * "It is me, Dr. Crygor, the genius scientist! My level is finally back to normal... Urk! Pity, then, that my stomach is full of aches! I made some High Tech games for you. I must head to the restroom rather immediately, so here—try to beat my futuristic games! Just don't break them. Urk!"
 * "I am not! My superior intellect is incapable of such an irrational fear."
 * "My intellect IS truly formidable, but this... this is rather beyond even me."
 * "Splendid I say, splendid!"
 * "I am grateful, to be sure."
 * "I am a genius, after all."